Yorkshire Post - 2019-05-06

• Yorkshire ultimate winner of drenched tour
• ‘Human race risks disaster as nature on brink’
• McDonnell accuses May of risking Brexit talks for ‘own protection’
• Mobiles make children too dopey to learn, say academics
• Blades lose title fight but £170m riches beckon
• How do bank holidays sit with our demands for 24/7 retail and leisure opportunit­ies?
• ‘Path leads to catastroph­e’
• FEATURES: FOOTBALL TEAM THAT HELPS BEREAVED FATHERS WITH GRIEF
• BUSINESS: KPMG ANALYSIS SAYS ‘ZOMBIE FIRMS’ ARE MAJOR DRAG ON UK–
• ‘Scrap short jail terms for women’
• Militants intensify attacks on Israel
• Mass transit plan to link two cities
• Government call over food waste
• Stone sculptures at beauty spot tell tale of artists’ imaginary meeting
• Portuguese detectives ‘have new suspect’ in Madeleine abduction
• Medical waste bill soars after company’s collapse
• Heads could take action over schools cash ‘crisis’
• Tributes to victim of ‘senseless’ stabbing
• Murder squad name girl found dead at home
• ‘Google trends showed a surge in ‘climate change’ searches while the occupation­s were taking place.’ Russell Scott
• Roll up at the double for festival fun
• Baby, you can drive my car – with George Harrison’s plate
• ‘Lorry that swims’ is fighting fit again
• Eating disorder still affects me, admits Imrie
• Magical hour
• President’s wife is filmmaker’s choice
• Show ‘tells truth’ about mid-life love
• Killing Eve actress has ‘zero’ love life
• Davidson rules out idea of Scots Tories breaking away from rest of party
• Farage in challenge to Labour leader for ‘betrayal’
• Number of Tories who want PM to go hits new high
• Tax cuts could keep Tories in power – Raab
• Ambulance staff quitting jobs
• Visa call to devolve migration control
• Williamson’s fury at ‘shabby witch hunt’
• May Day misery two weeks on from Easter sun splash
• TV show explores teacher Ann’s murder
• Spy-accused academic attacks Foreign Office
• Strictly’s Amy reveals secret health battle
• ‘Portion sizes are too big’
• Line of Duty star glad it’s all over
• Hinds calls for BME history to be taught
• Tulip growers out in force at spring gardening weekend
• Warning signs welcomed at notorious flood-hit road
• Objections over pub’s licence for festival
• Cycling trail to be boosted by underpass plan
• Mosques given Ramadan patrols
• Homes plan for site of blaze-hit church
• Two men injured as car hits tree
• Cathedral hosts beer festival
• Looking back to war victory speech and celebratio­ns
• Shocking figures for baby deaths
• Where has money gone from cycling?
• Tories have few Brexit answers
• Leave voters expected to quit European Union for good
• Boredom and behaviour
• Left saddened by city’s growing litter shame
• Classroom crisis
• Sporting capital
• Socially immobile
• Praise for hospital care
• CAVENDISH ALL SMILES ON ‘HOME’ TERRITORY
• WEATHER FAILS TO DETER THE BIKE FANS
• Quest for social justice must be a political priority
• CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD No. 9349
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• INITIALLY YOURS
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• Heads switch posts to improve learning skills
• Pupils’ attachment to phones ‘is impacting on ability to learn’
• School to lead careers alliance after securing part of funds pot
• Ex-Bingley pupil in leading study on condition
• Wildlife-saving drone idea shortliste­d
• College seeks knockout teams
• Healthy ideas earn chance of prize
• National robotic event is big draw
• Homes and offices created in heart of city
• Manufactur­er Econ celebrates its 50th year with a golden gritter
• Kettle crisps’ US owner Campbell eyes sale of brand following profit warnings
• City’s new health and care academy takes internatio­nal stage
• Global accountanc­y firm with large presence in the region
• Region’s SMEs in Small Awards
• Three more deals for Joseph’s Well
• Deal for Yorkshire Payments signed
• Brexit hopes ‘are likely to be dashed’
• North Korea snubs agreement by firing long-range rockets and raising tensions
• At least thirteen dead in jet fire at Moscow airport
• Catholics stay at home amid threats
• UN regains access to port’s food silos
• Pope says ‘open hearts to migrants’
• Serial killer ‘raped foreign woman’
• Charting a course through beauty of bluebells
• A SNAPSHOT OF LIFE IN YORKSHIRE

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