Yorkshire Post - 2019-11-22

• Be honest with us: what are you going to do for our region
• Communitie­s ‘could die’ if small schools not protected
• One Yorkshire devolution deal is backed by Labour
• Duke steps down from university role
• Mother’s shock on murderer ruling
• ‘Designer babies far from reality’
• New M1 services get the green light
• Jurors told to be ‘dispassion­ate’ considerin­g Duckenfiel­d verdict
• Fears of secure accommodat­ion ‘crisis’
• ‘Delivery issues’ for over half of online shoppers
• Detectoris­ts convicted of stealing £3m coin hoard
• It’s in the bag: tea firm gets 2m trees planted
• How a scheme planned in Yorkshire is putting food on the table out in Kenya
• Corbyn’s radical agenda in ‘manifesto of hope’
• Questions over selection of suspended Tory candidate
• Labour and Lib Dems declare support for One Yorkshire devolution
• Floods show UK ‘can no longer deny climate emergency’
• Woman pressured over safety of ‘butt lift’ operation, inquest told
• New Army school has had a ‘destabilis­ing effect’ on other schools
• Overtime ‘helps put food on table for officers’
• Universiti­es seek to ‘minimise’ the impact of strikes
• Judge refuses to halt sports car maker’s claim against French dealer
• Gallagher’s sympathy for fan injured by flare at gig
• Stately home festivitie­s set to wow visitors with technical wizardry
• Salmond to ‘vigorously’ defend himself against charges of assaulting women
• ‘Bullied’ farmers claim victory in 11-year battle over access to track
• City reveals plans for cashless parking
• Crosby’s ‘heartfelt’ letters to US troops revealed
• Raiders in 100mph chase are jailed
• President of Ukraine ‘agreed to Trump request’, inquiry is told
• More anti-government protesters die in clashes
• Netanyahu charged in cases of corruption
• FROM THE PITS TO PARLIAMENT
• Kamara makes his debut album, as dormice decline
• Long record of failure to act over flooding
• Who are the people funding this electoral interferen­ce?
• Corbyn’s bid is a sign of times
• Key rural lessons
• Leaders should recognise North as a national asset
• Landowners can help ease rural housing crisis
• Beware of politician­s bearing ‘free’ gifts
• Jet2.com enjoyed strong summer demand
• Arcadia names hotel veteran as the new chairman of group
• Watchdog probe into £3.1bn takeover of Peppa Pig owner
• Mitie in warning over hit to revenue growth
• HITTING THE POST
• US-China trade tensions continue to drag on FTSE
• William Hill on right track after the closure of 700 betting shops
• Captain Root is advised to keep it simple
• McIlroy eyeing expanded trophy cabinet after ‘best shot of year’
• Lostintran­slation set for Haydock
• Leeds entering key period in promotion race – Hernandez
• Bolton ordered to reschedule Doncaster game
• Blades will not take their eyes off the ball – Baldock
• McGuire and lure of home prompted return of Abdull
• Rowland looking to achieve some electric performanc­es
• Batley signing coup as former England hooker Lunt joins
• ‘I was idiot to ignore cancer symptoms’
• No Murray, no problem, as Edmund steps up
• Wednesday left ‘surprised’ by EFL’s charges
• NEW BOSS AT BARNSLEY...
• SINFIELD JOB SAFE AT RFL

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