Yorkshire Post - 2017-01-25

• Brexit Bill could be put before MPs in days after legal ruling
• Yorkshire branches of HSBC among 62 to be axed
• Olympian blasts cycling sexism
• MPs to consider scrutiny reforms
• Tiny scanner a big leap in baby care
• Protester barricaded inside station property
• Women ‘told to dye hair and look sexy’ at work
• Dismay for TV star at beagle farm ruling
• Yorkshire guest house named third best in the world by online reviewers
• Hollywood ending as film world embraces diversity
• Ministers move swiftly to back legal process
• Scotland must make choice over EU future
• Councillor opposes new deputy chief role at time of austerity
• Third police employee handed written warning over death of man in custody
• Britain’s natural assets ‘in state of decline’
• Army missed annual recruitmen­t target by 2,670 troops
• Internet bride ‘killed husband’
• Nother of boys murdered by father calls on nPs for end to unsafe visits
• £3.5m plan a memorial to pilot shot down over Germany
• Crime tsar ‘not irrational’ to sack police chief
• Power cost from offshore wind farms falls by third in five years, energy report reveals
• Overuse of antibiotic­s blamed for outbreak
• Dairy recovery only in infancy despite months of price rises
• A walk on wild side among grim evidence of mole control
• Agency pays 93 per cent of farmers ahead of schedule
• Rugby league player delighted as child sex charges dropped
• Earlier screening for bowel cancer ‘will help save lives and money’
• Travellers let off steam as rail scores hit buffers
• Wildlife centre plan ‘still ignores flood risk’
• Credit Union hands out £3.2m to cope with the cost of Christmas
• Parents’ free school plan takes step forward
• ‘SOME OF THE CHILDREN THEY KILLED WERE JUST DAYS OLD’
• Self-publishing is something worth writing home about
• Integral role of Brexit judges
• Conflict goes on over facts on fracking
• Wicked to use NHS as an emotional tool in Brexit debate
• A ten-point plan to avoid Brexit storm
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
• Fraud cost me the popular vote says Trump
• Helicopter crash adds to grief amid search for avalanche survivors
• Female deputy as new president prepares for return to Gambia
• BT takes £530m hit following accounting scandal at Italy arm
• Superfast broadband access installed at historic mill complex
• Law firms holding ‘informal’ merger talks
• ‘Ground-breaking’ deals see festive sales surge at Dixons
• London market in the red as BT shares pay the price
• US budget deficit to shrink this year
• Weak pound and terror attack hit easyJet
• Servelec decision on deals reaping rewards
• Ryanair chief’s fears over loss of Open Skies access following vote
• Building industry warns on impact of hard Brexit as skills shortage worsens
• Hartley fit to lead England following long ban
• Aggression required for Federer to outlast Wawrinka
• Houndscour­t’s form is rewarded
• Guileless Blades unable to impress new arrivals
• Huddleston­e looking for Hull to create history once again
• Barnsley duo close to making switch to Villa Park
• Stephens waiting to replace van Dijk
• Rooney’s record looks unbeatable to Ferguson
• Griffin is eager to continue the party with Hull
• Segeyaro’s contract expires in 2018, say Leeds
• Woods admits concern as he embarks on busy schedule to resurrect career
• Big Ben and Buckingham Palace home into view in radical new era of Formula 1
• England urged to utilise Bairstow
• Chance for Leeds to bounce back and ‘show what a good team we are’, says boss Monk

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