Yorkshire Post - 2019-11-21

• Duke reveals he will ‘step back from public duties’
• Failure to prepare for floods is ‘biggest betrayal’
• Tories vow to maintain level of farm funding
• FEATURES: SIDING WITH THE VOLUNTEERS HELPING DEMENTIA SUFFERERS –
• Steel attacks role of spin doctors
• Rural battle to save red phone boxes
• Inquest ‘guessing game’ admission
• Child victims of violence ‘may be left to suffer because of Brexit’
• Musicians ‘twice as likely to suffer tinnitus due to high levels of noise’
• Neo-Nazi, 16, found guilty in terror case
• Warning over fraud risk as tax deadline approaches
• Man ‘killed three elderly victims in two attacks’
• The TV battle to be top of the box
• Charlie’s latest movie angels return to scenes of the crimes
• ‘Hyper-real’ masks prompt crime fears
• We’re no one-trick party but we’re feeling the squeeze, says Swinson
• Twitter rebukes Tories over fake fact-checking site
• Tory candidate is suspended after ‘brainwashi­ng’ comment on Israel
• Whittaker dismisses criticism of PM’s fund for towns
• Choristers skate towards Christmas
• Town’s RL and football clubs defeat winding up petitions
• University union prepares for eight-day strike and warns of more walkouts in the New Year
• Surgeon hid error that led to transplant infections
• A garden and garage are vital for house buyers
• British Legion could shut its convalesce­nt hotels to help those most in need
• ‘My tumour grew to be so big it changed the shape of my brain’
• The only thing to fear is fear itself – and now I just ignore it
• Charles urged to send son to serve as New Zealand governor-general
• CLA plan to ease a ‘housing crisis’ in villages
• There is nothing illegal about reselling tickets, says fraud trial QC
• Yorkshire business giant tunes in to his musical talent
• Clear call for submission to the EU
• Two sides to rural debate
• HS2 could help spread fruits of growth across the country
• Domestic violence
• Politician­s – here are five ways to improve the NHS
• I don’t care about Andrew – but I do care about justice
• North deserves fairness over funding
• ‘It will take years to tackle tide of violence in our communitie­s’
• Town centre shopping area has ‘little demand’ for empty units
• Teenager in M1 death ‘had all to live for’
• US envoy ‘followed Trump’s orders’ on Ukraine
• Businessma­n held by Malta over murder of investigat­ive journalist
• Cloudy Dream on comeback trail
• Quiet leadership of graceful Hernandez can drive Leeds to the Premier League
• Bantams’ focus must now be on promotion
• Mourinho vows to get Spurs moving upwards
• Joshua on defensive over trainer McCracken ahead of rematch
• Rahm hoping to reap rewards in Race to Dubai after lengthy break
• Defending champions Croatia out as Nadal leads Spain to win
• Ramsey has unfinished business with Wales at Euros
• Saracens will not block England calls
• Struber targets Championsh­ip survival at Reds
• Fitness problems fail to stop Murray from leading Britain to opening Davis Cup win
• TIGERS STAR IS READY TO PEAK
• COPPINGER HAS STAR QUALITY

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