Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-09

• CAPED CRUSADERS
• Northern voters ‘to set aside loyalties to parties’
• UK could face years of ‘anaemic growth’ warns business group
• Reality of ‘corridor care’ hidden by NHS
• THE WOMEN BATTLING TO STOP UNNECESSAR­Y AMPUTATION­S
• CHANNEL LOOKING NORTH ONCE AGAIN FOR THE VOICE OF YOUTH
• Unclaimed payouts ‘may hit Exchequer’
• Council plans to reopen city lido
• Few realise cancer can be managed
• At least 43 dead in blaze at factory
• Schools shut down by vomiting virus
• Stabbed student ‘entirely blameless’ say police
• November washout hits footfall in stores
• Refugees in the congregati­on to feature in Church’s festive advert
• Lib Dems pledge £50bn in bid to bridge North-South divide
• PM ‘lying’ over Tory plans to reduce immigratio­n to UK
• Conservati­ves accused of ‘broken promises’ over GP recruitmen­t
• Jewish hate row could hit Labour chances – McDonnell
• Davidson hints at bid for UK party leadership if Tories are in opposition
• Pubs unfazed by lower drink-drive limit
• Award for ex-soldier turned make-up artist
• Dyslexia strategies are ‘failing to harness positives from condition’
• Praise for children’s author who is helping to raise literacy levels
• Students’ swim for charity inspired by TV show
• Naturalist’s ‘mind-blowing’ series to focus on unseen world of plants
• £50,000 scheme to protect dark skies
• New operator pledges revamp of trains on West Coast Main Line
• Strictly finalists revealed as comedian Ramsey voted out
• Police offer counter-terrorism training courses to the public
• Aristocrat in plea to Supreme Court over love split
• Church services
• Meteor shower may offer relief from election day battle
• Farmers not complacent on ecology
• Labour’s eternal rant about NHS privatisat­ion rings hollow
• Question of trust
• North needs spatial plan to transform its economy
• Neglected issue of social care can no longer be ducked
• Policies must rise to climate challenge
• Worry over ‘infamous’ state of city’s roads
• WHP bids to call the shots by swooping for Sitec
• Property firm hails its new purchase
• Wet and windy November hard to swallow for restaurant­s
• Price stagnation leads to collapse of 343 housebuild­ers
• Fears over ‘important test’ at North Korea’s long-range rocket launch site
• A waterfall visited by Wordsworth and Turner

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