Yorkshire Post - 2017-07-28

• A FOND FAREWELL
• ‘Coalition’ bid to end devolution deadlock for region
• ‘Brutal’ NHS cuts that threaten public outcry kept secret, say doctors
• Blaze police consider manslaught­er charges
• DREAM ENDING FOR FIRST BOOK
• Council didn’t know about conviction
• Confusion over immigratio­n policy
• Plans to boost moors economy
• Hundreds of towers have safety flaws:
• ‘Brand Yorkshire’:
• Great Scot! Rare card could fetch £2,000 at auction
• One in seven children has special educationa­l needs
• Stadium disaster accused could face three separate trials
• Abandoned Dales village is preserved after new features discovered by dig
• Decline in animal welfare standards is denied
• US carrier personnel ‘will not be judged on being transgende­r’
• Strategy for growth and better-paid jobs moves a step closer
• Billions of pounds needed in regional aid to replace EU funding, council leaders say
• Contradict­ions within Labour over stance on the UK remaining in the Single Market
• Charlie’s parents ‘denied extra time with baby’
• Ex-soap star: ‘Government should be ashamed over nurses’ plight’
• Parents say they ‘relive’ daughter’s birthday pool party death every day
• Drilling rig arrives at fracking location ‘in the night’
• Too much sugar can make men depressed, says study
• Rail mail comes back to life as tourist attraction
• I didn’t know colleague was filming couple from helicopter, says police officer
• Alan Bennett tees up afternoon start as he sandwiches in festival
• Fire safety flaws at hundreds of tower blocks
• Use your anger as a force for good, Archbishop urges campaigner­s
• Football players and stars of music sign up to fundraisin­g match
• More pupils to join once-troubled school after ‘rapid improvemen­ts’
• Dame Jenni joins Parky in battle to restore theatre
• Iran launch of satellite in rocket is successful
• French firefighte­rs bring one of the worst wildfires under control
• Fair opens day after ‘thrill ride’ tragedy
• NURSE WHO DIED A HEROINE
• Region must push for a deal
• Back rural firms
• Investing in BME talent can only benefit the UK
• Time the ‘despite Brexit’ crowd shut up
• Lloyds’ profits rise hit by £1bn bill for claims
• Losses narrow at travel giant Thomas Cook on Greek surge
• Ladbrokes Coral expecting bigger savings from merger
• Bonmarche shares leap as retailer sees sales soar online
• Sun shines on Britvic as sales lift in Britain
• JOBS LOOKING UP AT SKY
• Shell sees profits rise as prices increase
• Surgical Innovation­s acquires NHS medical products supplier in £9.4m deal
• Weir Group’s operating profit in minerals division sees 13pc plunge
• Opener at Thirsk is chance to get off to ideal start
• Rams and Bulldogs enjoy home starts
• Barnsley double act mined from the same seam
• Owls star Lee on verge of return to first team
• Kiwomya injury gives cause for concern
• Rooney’s return proves edgy affair
• Marsh continues to fly high on Tour
• Litchfield comes up short in Budapest but soon turns attention to his favoured event
• Dogged Cook helps England dig in at Oval
• LOOKING FOR CUP REPEAT
• RASHID IS OUT TO IMPRESS

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