Yorkshire Post - 2018-02-07

• Carillion bosses were delusional, say inquiry MPs
• ‘Tide has turned’ as frack equipment recalled from site
• Call for GCSE in Agricultur­e on curriculum
• A CENTURY OF PROGRESS?
• An hour’s chat ‘to help fight dementia’
• Leader hits out as rail line faces crisis
• FTSE 100 hit by interest rate fears
• Labour trio could back full devolution
• Britain warned to expect winter chills and snow for rest of month
• Hunt orders review into death by negligence in hospitals
• Ryanair cleared to call itself Europe’s number one airline
• Store fraud suspect left upset after trial halted
• Campaigner’s words still inspire modern fighters for equality
• Trump urged to act on fake medicine sale
• Tory-led authority is country’s worst-run, claims MP
• Call for Government to think again on cuts to police funds
• University head to speak in China on ‘fourth industrial revolution’
• Warrant for Assange’s arrest should not be withdrawn, judge rules
• Gun salutes break silence as Queen marks anniversar­y
• Online abuse should be made a crime, says reality television star
• Call for judges to ‘strike off’ solicitor over murder-suicide attempt
• Elation at legal aid to sue bomb suspect
• ‘Gig economy’ workers to get improved rights
• Call to ban cyclists from Yorkshire road attacked
• Snow falls on Manchester as United remembers players lost at Munich
• New test could give clues on link between heart attack and disease
• Paedophile primary teacher snared by vigilantes
• Countyside hedgehog numbers down by half
• Farms ‘must embrace emerging technology to meet challenges’
• Moment of horror as dipper makes off with plastic shard
• Millions available to boost rural economy
• Cambridge University’s ‘significan­t problem with sexual misconduct’
• MEP’s anger at council as anchor is relocated
• Hundreds of routine operations postponed to cope with demand
• Pen poems with Bard of Barnsley at festival
• Commendati­on for police who helped bring down ‘sophistica­ted’ drug lords
• DON’T BLAME THE BOTTLES
• Testing times for agricultur­e
• Questions are mounting up for Grayling
• Crime soars as police funding tumbles
• EVERY WEDNESDAY
• Poland’s president will sign Holocaust legislatio­n
• Backpacker­s stranded on top of campervan in crocodile waters
• Something Wicked’s search for seamstress­es
• Figures reveal meat-free diets on the rise
• Warehouse developmen­t and IT systems push Ocado to full-year loss
• Rise in the cost of crude helps BP to achieve one of its best ever trading years
• Store closures on the agenda as New Look posts dismal figures
• MARKING A MILESTONE
• Brewdog goes Down Under to create £17m brewery complex
• Iceland bucks the trend as group launches management recruitmen­t drive
• Babcock cautions over sales as conditions in sector remain tough
• World Cup stimulus as white-ball overload continues
• Congestion is of little concern to England’s Morgan
• Tigers’ loss sure to lead to changes, accepts Holmes
• Christie copes with surreal fandom
• Town find swagger again to book safe passage
• Heckingbot­tom plans to make most of ‘big opportunit­y’ after switch to Leeds
• LEARNING NEW TRICKS
• WE CAN TURN THIS AROUND

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