Yorkshire Post - 2017-01-11

• City in shock over tragedy of ‘thoughtful and kind girl’
• Plan for regional mayor to be elected in 2018
• Pride stops farmers seeking dementia help
• Corby backtracks on maximum wage
• Bumper festive sales at Morrisons
• Anger over Post Office closures
• ‘Thundersno­w’ could be on way as temperatur­es likely to tumble
• Frontline on terror has moved, law chief declares
• Thousands of teenagers lose licences over points rule
• Son hid axe from father, coroner’s inquest told
• The scoop of a century: We’re going to war
• Loach drama to challenge musical at Bafta awards
• Diplomats must continue to give frank views says Johnson in envoy tribute
• Failure to relaunch as plan misfires
• Businesses make excuses for low pay
• MPs demand clarity on Lord Coe’s awareness of corruption at the IAAF
• Shadow MPC split over merit of Bank raising interest rates
• ‘Mother on her knees in road weeping for Katie’
• Incomes of retired people soared in recent years, according to official report
• Major investment in arts and culture for projects in the North
• Author ‘killed by her partner in a financiall­y-motivated crime’
• The Leeds Club to close with the loss of 12 jobs
• Ministers’ seven-day GP access plan in complete disarray say doctors’ leaders
• Press ‘facing £100m bill for telling truth’
• MPs back campaign for health and care convention
• UK is first country in world to recognise parkour as a sport
• Region’s produce gives MPs food for thought
• Light thrown on mystery of the blackbird’s song cycle
• Butterflie­s and birds face twin threat
• William put on the spot as he plays role of Beckham
• Finance adviser jailed over £5m property fraud
• To focus health campaigns on fried food and fizzy drinks is misleading, scientists insist
• Saline bags tampered with, trust chief says
• ‘Skyscraper city’ ambitions rekindled as task force set up for supertower applicatio­ns
• Plans for £10m cancer centre ‘show confidence in future of hospital’
• Crime tsar ends ‘fixation with crime statistics’
• Former Mintex chief and Spen Rotary stalwart dies aged 89
• RISING TIDE OF CYBER CRIME
• Travel unrest not a repeat of the ‘Winter of Discontent’
• NHS bashing demoralisi­ng for busy staff
• Stop making excuses for fracking campers’ poor behaviour
• Let’s hear no more from Ivan the terrible moaner
• Trade without tariffs is in the EU’s own interest
• Farmers need answers on Brexit issue
• No mercy for racist killings in US church
• Protests as Trump selection for attorney general given grilling
• Muslim couple lose plea on mixed swimming
• Former German president dies at 82
• Shoppers embarked on a spending spree with £480m handed over at the tills
• Talks over sale of minority stake in Express owners
• Confidence vote in Britain as app firm Snapchat chooses London for its hub
• New service offers firms more secure IT servers
• A UNITED FRONT
• VW record despite emissions scandal
• KIRKBY STEPHEN
• The regenerati­on game is paying off for Harworth Group
• Labelling firm AJS sold to US giant in multi-million deal
• Star Billings makes case for England place following Root’s delayed arrival
• Scoring like Bradman but Handscomb is ready to learn
• Housing plan threatens Kempton
• World Cup fever will grip more countries in 2026
• Hull strive to be heroes and manage it but just for one half
• New deal can help Forestieri lift Owls again
• Mowatt stakes his claim to be Leeds’s perfect 10
• Lowes to step up as Redpath figures it is time for a change
• Brailsford bites back over UKAD chairman’s comments
• Konta warming up in style ahead of first grand slam event
• Steelers’ focus is solely on next game
• Fellaini’s late header leaves Hull with huge task on hands at home

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