Yorkshire Post - 2016-09-02

• Varsities push for say over Brexit strategy
• More health strikes due as May backs Hunt ‘to put patients first’
• VILLAGE GAME UNDER THREAT
• Half pupils fail to reach standards
• Trump: Mexico will pay for border wall
• May’s ‘best deal’ pledge for UK firms
• Tributes to pair killed in car chase
• Abbot steps aside as fresh abuse claims investigat­ed
• M&S staff deliver a petition over pay cuts plan
• Work less likely for mothers of pre-school children
• Theme park visitors stranded on Smiler ride 15 months after crash
• Floral art is heaven scent for Minster’s birthday
• Holmes steps down after 11 years at helm of breakfast television programme
• Rolling Stone Richards to take over BBC channel
• PM vows to get the ‘best deal’ for British firms in European talks
• Huge scale of council spending cutbacks revealed
• Blair suggests Britain could still remain in the European Union
• EU citizens’ status on the agenda as Johnson begins European tour
• Burnham calls for ‘deeper commitment’ to the North
• Plaque at Freddie’s home really is a kind of magic
• Prices for the Humber Bridge crossing to remain frozen for next five years
• Free 30-hour childcare trial begins in York
• Bryony is bouncing with medal success in Sheffield
• Chaos looms for British travellers as mayor joins Calais protests over migrant camp
• Drug that acts like spy poison will help fight prostate cancer
• Dealer jailed for 14 years after being caught with £4m worth of Class A drugs
• Tehran flights resume after dropping of sanctions against Iran
• Cathedral grandeur makes perfect gallery for art show
• Crooked accountant told to pay back £42,000 to defrauded firm
• £800k of roadworks to resurface and repair parts of town’s bypass
• Knifeman who robbed couples in pub jailed
• Company apologises for waste services
• Double-act who brighten lives of lonely elderly
• Relatives reluctant on donation despite record transplant figures
• World cities call on leaders for climate change action
• Brown work protected for 300th anniversar­y
• Turkey president defends crackdown after coup that saw thousands detained
• Tougher measures to tackle IS announced
• Yorkshire’s millionair­es, Apple’s tax bill and Strictly...
• We need industrial strategy for the North, not a gimmick
• Wheels in motion
• Road tunnel scheme is a dead end
• Firms must join the ongoing fight against slavery
• Calais migrants are France’s problem
• Rural pupils deserve level playing field on funding
• Famous Brands relishes the takeover of Gourmet Burger Kitchen chain
• 600 Group sees profits tumble as trading conditions are proving ‘very fragile’
• Jaywing buys Bloom in latest acquisitio­n
• Sector’s rebound thanks to slump in sterling
• Survey reveals top law firms struggling for gender equality
• Positive ma nufa cturing data fails to halt decline
• &orses ready if lending by mainstream banks stops
• Fanshawe admits The Tin Man offers no clues to Sprint Cup bid
• Suedois offers me chance to reclaim Haydock sprint crown
• Aerial challenges still testing for referees
• Massa gears up for his F1 finale
• Eagle means Willett ends on a high in Alps
• Jermaine relieved to be back to help out Giants
• Powell aims to keep bragging rights going
• Naughton is ready to stake claim alongside Cup heroes
• Injury-hit Harrison in belated Trinity debut
• There is plenty left in tank, says injury-plagued McGuire
• Top marks for McCall and Town get all bases covered
• Captain Darby in welcome return as City set their sights
• England’s Shaw has no mental scars after injury
• Battling Brooks helps put Yorkshire in charge
• Murray meets challenge of Granollers and noisy crowd
• Rayner’s 5-49 gives visitors the edge at Edgbaston
• Froome 54 secs behind the leader
• Late stand-in Bairstow shines to help England to another ODI win

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