Yorkshire Post - 2019-12-11

• Poll predicts 339-seat win for Johnson
• SHIPSHAPE FOR PRINCE
• Woman at centre of fake news storm over A&E photo was ‘hacking victim’
• THE BIG QUESTION FOR US ALL IS ‘WHO CAN WE TRUST?’
• ELECTION STAFF WORKING ON DEMOCRACY’S FRONT LINE
• 400m people in coastal floods risk
• Our National Parks thriving 70 years on
• Yorkshire stores the biggest losers
• Council tax move to attract constables
• Killer to be sentenced for stabbing to death man at cinema
• Coroner warns of ‘risks’ unless water ride concerns addressed
• Bradby tried to explain monarchy to Meghan
• Rare encounter with festive classic
• ‘Poldark’ stunt riders to star at next year’s Great Yorkshire Show
• Father of terror-attack victim accuses Johnson of political point-scoring
• Jewish group walks out of hustings over claims of Labour anti-semitism
• Jenkyns criticised by former member of her team
• Cycle event ‘can learn from this year’s mistakes’
• Home plan ‘would spoil area by mere’
• Roxette singer Fredrikkso­n dies after 17-year battle with cancer
• Farmers’ relief as planning decisions upheld
• GP who preyed on cancer concerns set to face jail for molesting female patients
• Bisexual veteran to have medal returned
• Ill-treated goldfinche­s saved by the feeders in our gardens
• Chief executive unveils a new digital future for college
• Degree course for Leeds Utd’s young players
• Objections raised over ‘skyscraper’ care home
• Doctor Foster creator turns attention to office bullying
• Benefits of Brexit and poll choices
• Corbyn may promise benefits for some but at what cost?
• Our appeal to party leaders
• Flood of concerns
• Grab chance to make vote count for social care
• We can lead world in zero-carbon goal
• Six now dead after volcanic eruption on White Island
• Democrats unveil impeachmen­t articles against President Trump
• Russia and Ukraine hail peace talks despite lack of breakthrou­gh
• Potter magic transforms print firm
• Augean pays £40m over disputed landfill tax assessment­s
• Crisis deepens at retailer Ted Baker as it warns over profits
• DIFFERENT STEPS
• Market slips into the red as trade fears hit confidence
• Competitio­n watchdog allows Ovo Energy to go into the top flight
• Liverpool and Chelsea enjoy Champions League passage
• Smith, 79, was “a leader in the truest sense”, says Wilkinson
• Substitute Daly grabs late winner for Terriers
• McNair on the spot to save point for Boro at Forest
• New BHA chief calls for proactive approach to animal welfare
• No National entry for Vintage Clouds after Becher blow
• Burns backed to occupy opening Test spot for a long time
• Leeds go top after own goal heartache for Tigers
• Wednesday can ‘lay down a marker’ in Championsh­ip this week – Monk
• McGEECHAN ‘FAILED’ CLUB
• OAKWELL TEST FOR STRUBER

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