Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-10

• Britons among missing as five die on island
• Hancock hospital dash over boy’s A&E ordeal
• Children ‘could be put at risk by security flaws in their smart toys’
• FEATURES: PLAYWRIGHT’S LOVE OF THEATRE THAT STARTED AT THE CRUCIBLE
• ANDREW VINE: ELECTION CAMPAIGN THAT HAS BEEN CURIOUSLY UNENGAGING
• 1,000 flood homes still uninhabita­ble
• 33 life sentences for ‘classic psycho path’
• Decision on move to take in 52 refugees
• Parking costs rise at third of hospitals
• Presenter says viewers back Top Gear ‘despite a lot of negativity’
• £120,000 bill for group leaders plan
• Tensions over cyclists as national park hub is approved
• Patient died after years of NHS care for anorexia
• Henri Murison
• Living in harmony thanks to brass
• Purves ‘shocked and hurt’ after Channel 4 pulls him from Crufts
• Cyclist puts Rudolf on map in time for Christmas
• Javid ‘has not given to a food bank’
• McDonnell’s pledge over February budget ‘to end austerity once and for all’
• Spiralling HS2 bill may pass £100bn, says PM
• Number of children arrested in county falls 75pc in eight years
• One of Battle of Britain’s last RAF heroes of The Few dies, aged 101
• I made errors over teenager who died, NHS call handler tells inquest
• Novelist’s jewels sell for nearly £250,000 at auction
• Challenge for men over city’s health
• Dunn’s family consider private prosecutio­n move
• Solar panels plan for sculpture gallery’s roof – to offset emissions
• Experts discover method to weigh giant black holes
• ‘Leading urbanist’ to address Britain’s housing shortage
• UK needs a leader with compassion
• Brexit should not be the be-all and end-all in this election
• Hospital scandal haunts Johnson
• Global trailblaze­r
• After a decade of denial, politician­s must face reality
• Retirement village plan set for spring start
• Leaders in Paris talks to end war in Ukraine
• Trump supporter’s protest disrupts opening of impeachmen­t hearings
• Best foot forward in jockey’s odyssey of Britain
• Tigers determined to turn back the clock at Elland Road
• Confidence can enable Boro to end their wait for away joy
• Cowley aiming to avoid an unwanted hat-trick
• Reds backed to handle pressure
• Heavyweigh­ts manoeuvre for position in bid to topple Joshua
• WADA hit Russia with blanket ban of sports
• Powell has Turner in mind as a half-back solution
• McGeechan blasts Carnegie’s blueprint
• Leeds rising to different challenges
• Barnsley compensati­on claims for sacked Stendel are ‘entirely without merit’ insist Hearts
• SWIFT START IS REQUIRED
• BLADES REACT IN IDEAL WAY

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