Yorkshire Post - 2020-02-28

• WASHOUT: AERIAL VIEW SHOWS EXTENT OF NORTH YORKSHIRE FLOOD
• Northern rival may win race for speedy rail link
• ‘Hard yards’ ahead, but West Yorkshire may be close to devolution deal
• Welcome for Drax’s decision to ditch coal
• BILL CARMICHAEL: JAVID SPEECH REVEALS A FAULT LINE IN GOVERNMENT
• FEATURES: TRANSPORT EXPERTS EXPLORE ROUTES TO BETTER NETWORKS
• Third runway plan ‘has been killed off’
• Candidates clash over anti-Semitism
• ‘Schools could be shut for two months’
• Cipriani and teammates to pay match tribute to tragic Flack
• Dales singer given Eurovision task
• First Royal duty for Duke and Duchess since ‘Megxit’ crisis
• Johnson under fire over his stance on EU talks
• Number of homeless people remains same
• UK’s net migration from outside EU hits high
• Rogue detectoris­ts targeting ancient castles and forts
• Universal Credit is cause of mental issues, claims study
• Five arrested on suspicion of fraud after tax avoidance investigat­ion
• Virus alarms FTSE 100 with falls not seen since the financial crisis
• NHS staff told how to treat infected patients
• Struggle to safeguard problem gamblers as online betting soars
• Trader thanks townsfolk who waded in to save his classic cars
• Anger as councillor is given a new role and an allowance of £10,000
• Planning blueprint set for final approval
• Greats of cinema live again in the heartland of Britain’s movie history
• Torment of sabotaged letters for abuse victims
• Region’s 120 council-owned bridges unable to carry heaviest loads
• Drink cans and paint tin inside bomb that killed 22
• Dozens are killed in city clashes between Muslims and Hindus
• Opposition fighters ‘retake vital town’
• Polanski skips awards to avoid ‘public lynching’
• Boxing, poetry plans and the ‘pancake bell’ rings again
• Mr Skinner was ‘The Best of Bolsover’
• Some animal rights protesters see hunting everywhere
• A new era begins
• A Tudor-style power grab puts environmen­t in peril
• Extreme right wing groups have no place here
• Flutter profits drop ahead of merger
• Dividend hike as Provident on road to recovery
• Persimmon chief makes surprise decision to step down
• Yorkshire Building Society latest mutual to see profits dive
• TACKLING THE OUTBREAK
• Markets shudder as the FTSE loses 4pc of its value
• Anheuser-Busch takes $170m hit from the coronaviru­s
• Nicholls bullish regarding Clan’s Gold Cup hopes
• Castleford set early pace as depleted Robins suffer defeat
• Agar hopes Rhinos can find the right tempo to down Wolves
• Changes due as Radford looks to learn lessons
• Chester faces dilemma over Trinity team
• No Simpson deal until Town’s fate is confirmed
• Barnsley can handle pressure of relegation battle – Struber
• Novak confident Bantams can fight their way into play-offs
• Howson points out where the Boro must improve
• Lyth sees Hundred arrival as chance to entertain
• Kenny returns to help British women take pursuit silver
• Yorkshire’s Edmund through to Acapulco quarter-finals
• Crushing England win can kickstart campaign
• ‘Loads to come’ from early Super League leaders Castleford, insists coach Powell
• Leeds focused on keeping own house in order
• FANS WILL BE BOWLED OVER
• OWLS GO BACK TO BASICS...

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