On this day: The news making the #YEPleeds front page

Main story. Britain’s worst serial killer, Harold Shipman, may have embarked on his death spree on the wards of a West Yorkshire hospital, it has emerged. An ongoing public inquiry into Shipman’s crimes is to investigate his spell as a junior doctor at Pontefract General Infirmary in the 1970s. The dramatic move comes just three months after Shipman - who is thought to have claimed more than 200 lives - was found hanged in Wakefield prison. It has previously been thought that his first murder was carried out after he left PGI, while he was working as a family doctor in Todmorden, near Halifax.