Yorkshire Post - 2019-11-27

• JUST FIRST CLASS
• ‘UK more divided than any Western economy’
• Man due in court to be sentenced for murder of girlfriend’s child
• Welby supports Rabbi’s attack on Corbyn
• BERNARD INGHAM: DEVIL IS IN DETAIL FOR GENERAL ELECTION BIG SPENDERS
• FEATURES: SPENDING FESTIVE SEASON WITH YOUNG IN RURAL CAMBODIA
• Crash star’s widow hits out over ‘lies’
• Millions locked out of bank accounts
• Criminals wreck parish church roof
• Ex-student admits rail station attack
• 18-week target for treatment on NHS ‘could be watered down’
• Online sellers fail to stop sales of dangerous goods says watchdog
• Gangs’ slaves involved in home scams
• University looks into gene drug for heart attacks
• ‘But the real question is how they, indeed all voters, most effectivel­y make their voices heard.’
• DVD gives glimpse of life in Yorkshire city over decades
• Widow of tragic Pc hails fund kindness
• Party pledges to tackle rise in gang violence
• Farage finds common ground at club in former mining community
• Votes on Brexit or independen­ce ruled out by PM
• Daughter reveals a campaign of abuse against Labour MP
• Academic warns Google advertisin­g ban imposing firm’s vision of democracy
• Queen to welcome Trump and other leaders at Nato reception
• Council owed £43,000 by firm behind Shakespear­e’s Rose Theatre
• Builder wins £105m lottery jackpot – but pledges to carry on fitting windows
• University denies it has encouraged students to snitch during strike action
• Postcode lottery claim for patients recovering from hip or knee surgery
• Hidden cameras give insight into wild world
• Pay hill farmers for their role as ‘guardians of nature’, report says
• Commission’s ‘cash crops’ decision pays off for forests
• Applicants with farm ambition are sought
• Eco-friendly burial ground could be created alongside cemetery
• Initiative aims to cut school car journeys
• Swiss roots of Yorkshire institutio­n traced in history of cafe business
• Decorated police officer spared prison over video of child abuse
• At least 20 killed as ‘strong’ quake hits Albania
• Blow for Trump as judge says top aide must appear before obstructio­n hearing
• Helicopter collision leaves 13 French soldiers fighting in Mali dead
• Jane McDonald: If I have nothing to do, I’m dangerous
• Action first on the problems close to home
• Hostile Russia is likely to have tried to influence referendum
• Labour’s shame
• Fawlty lesson in politeness for Northern
• Swaledale Cheese brand set to return
• Boost for sausages firm after disease hits China
• Renew says floods could be prevented with investment
• Panintelli­gence in £4.5m funding package agreement
• A SHOW OF STEEL
• Hopes of trade deal fail to inspire the London market
• Pets at Home sees its shares soar after strong sales and earnings
• Driffield flour mill completed with state-of-the-art facilities
• Big data firm WANdisco lands Fusion contract worth $500,000
• Williamson ‘horrified’ by abuse of Archer in New Zealand
• Native River set for Welsh National
• Chalobah sees red in feisty Town stalemate
• Shaymen and rivals Harrogate locked in stalemate
• Kane enters history books as Spurs battle back to progress
• Ladapo’s double not enough to rescue Millers
• Hectic fixture list means we are successful, says Robertson
• Higgins marches to victory at Barbican
• Smarter approach now required from Tigers’ Magennis
• Injured Westwood was set to be dropped anyway – Monk
• Boro fans asked to be patient as tough times continue
• Giants’ Leeming moves to Rhinos
• Bielsa praises battling Leeds as Harrison’s late header sends Whites top of Championsh­ip
• Fire burning deeply for Owls’ Monk
• IT’S A FESTIVAL OF CRICKET...
• PRESSURE IS ALL ON BORO

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