Yorkshire Post - 2018-12-10

• May warns of uncertaint­y as she battles to save deal
• National ‘scandal’ of social care pay laid bare
• ‘Frantic Friday’ as millions take to the roads
• LOOKING GLASS ON CITY JEWS
• DOWNTON ‘HAVEN’ IN OUR LIVES
• Legal aid cuts lead to ‘advice deserts’
• Man in court after Briton’s body found
• RBS is accused of bullying culture
• Lauren leaves Strictly as judges opt to save Ashley after dance-off
• UK jail terms ‘out of kilter with Europe’
• NHS help for parents after death of babies criticised
• Walliams appeals for protection of libraries
• ‘Without EU workers, the hospitalit­y industry will need 60,000 new workers per year.’
• Allure of working for Meghan and Harry attracts thousands of online job-hunters
• Slow-charge electric cars ‘taking too long to top up’
• Plea to give watchdog powers to launch inquiries into MPs
• Thousands turn out to oppose march led by EDL founder Robinson
• Crisp packet recycling scheme launched after backlash for Walkers
• Minority rule idea floated by Labour
• New rules to tackle money laundering
• Scientists discover link between kidney dialysis and brain injury
• Community helps create new school library
• Mental health concerns higher in northern pre-school children
• Honorary awards in recognitio­n of individual’s efforts for change
• Wellbeing provision recognised with silver standard
• Victorian weekend festivitie­s return to the bay
• Support for footballer over ‘race abuse’
• Actor calls on utility firm to end shooting
• Light shows give landmark buildings chance to shine
• Ministers urged to give £350m for apprentice­s at smaller firms
• Nerve agent will eventually kill me, says Salisbury poison victim
• Warning on naming child social workers
• Traffic lights date as MPs stand at crossroads of history
• Figures that give lie to the ‘Powerhouse’
• If only it was this easy, Boris
• MPs show contempt for electorate in thwarting Brexit
• People’s Vote is only way out of gridlock
• Where are the apprentice­s to build the future?
• EVERY MONDAY
• Jeremy Mutch No. 1425
• Santas put best feet forward in city dash for charity cash
• Coastal schools’ federation could ‘start a new chapter’ in education
• Charity night to help family of tragic teenager in car accident
• First phase of £120m in road improvemen­ts completed
• Town toll of winter deaths is revealed
• Bosses call for action to tackle the skills gap
• Leading mutual is awarded the Fair Tax Mark
• Delegation aims to forge lucrative partnershi­ps with Indian tech firms
• UK economy set to ‘stagger’ to the end of 2018 as business confidence slumps
• Black Friday ‘delivers no benefits to bricks and mortar stores’
• City to turn over a new leaf with 3m fresh trees
• China steps up protest at arrest of top executive
• Mist brings serenity to lock as winter sun rises

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