Yorkshire Post - 2017-10-25

• GOTHIC GLORY
• Cost of policing fracking protest revealed
• Labour inquiry over comments by MP
• College chief resigns as probe launched into mismanagem­ent claims
• Rose by any other name a sweet deal for city
• LONELINESS IS A MOTHER’S CURSE
• Irish abortion laws inhuman, court told
• Protest takes case to Westminste­r
• No-deal Brexit threat to region
• On-the-spot litter fines to nearly double in 2018
• HS2 finance chief steps down after watchdog’s report
• Briton who fought IS in Syria ‘killed in mine task’
• Foreign tourists flocking to UK’s hotspots
• DJ urges BBC to give new Friday-night music show a chance to find audience
• Sir Alan to help the Old Vic celebrate anniversar­y
• Thank you Britain, says Syrian refugee making new life in UK
• Creagh urges attack victims to follow her example after revealing own sexual abuse
• Firms are concerned by state of roads in our region
• BAE staff to protest at threat of job losses
• Woman abused as a child by her father begs for him to stay behind bars after release bid
• New scheme to boost number of teachers
• New cattle alert over Bluetongue outbreak
• Headgear for rugby teams ‘has increased risky play’
• Perseus beats a path to the Queen – and takes a bow with new name
• Anger at hospital’s private firm plan
• Ban with real teeth aims to end the deadly trade in ivory
• Fuelling hatred of Muslims leads to a climate of fear and division
• Take a break from rigid school holidays
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
• Deal may now allow Myanmar refugees to return
• Catalonia leaders turn to courts in battle to halt Spanish control
• China’s ruler consolidat­es absolute power
• RBS urged to act quickly over compensati­on payouts for SMEs
• Italian acquisitio­n will see Victoria enter ceramic sector
• Don’t miss out on your tickets for the premier business awards event
• Retailer agrees to £14.8m payment to customers
• SECTOR IS BLOOMING
• Business growth in eurozone slows
• Decision-makers say Brexit will have bad impact on young people
• Whitbread smells the third wave of coffee
• Lions and Halifax fail to gain ground
• Ellis still believes England can make history
• Back Down Under as new career path awaits at Hull FC
• Wiedwald error is pivotal as Leeds fall to Foxes
• England will focus on what is within their control, insists Widdop
• BORO BOW TO BOURNEMOUT­H
• CARNEGIE’S STRONG FAITH

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