Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-02

• Region’s far-right activists moving online
• Northern back in public control but ‘no magic cure’ says Shapps
• Farmers rubbish claim they are redundant
• Three people test positive for virus in county
• WHY CASH IS STILL CRUCIAL FOR SO MANY CUSTOMERS IN REGION
• Artificial brain to help with surgery
• Patel defended by Cabinet colleague
• Plea to Chancellor over alcohol taxes
• Trauma survivor takes on horse race
• The role of fathers has changed so much in 30 years, actor says
• ‘Today marks start of regime change after DfT ‘took back control’ of the troubled Northern rail franchise.’
• ‘ It is our job as government to make sure that we use this milestone to ensure your journey starts getting better.’
• Women’s role in the miners’ strike
• Celebrity speakers ready to add voices as festival of ideas returns to Yorkshire
• A city with growing health issues, yet relatively little research on it
• ‘Make North a testbed for new medical technologi­es to lead world’
• Brexit Johnson a rank outsider at 1,000/1 in baby name betting
• Politician­s face battle to regain public’s trust, warns TV news chief
• Sunak urged to cut alcohol tax in next Budget
• Missing note set to strike chord with young
• School aims to be carbon neutral as it declares climate emergency
• Would-be entreprene­urs helped avoid pitfalls by pop-up school
• Vulnerable children to get special leader in schools
• Campaign to halt the sale of intensivel­y farmed puppies and kittens
• Village recovery operation begins after wettest February on record
• Family lives shattered as child diagnosed with deadly tumour
• Johnson promises to drive hard bargain and protect NHS in US trade talks
• Church services
• FULL TILT INTO THE PAST
• Brexit trade talks begin and Crufts dog show returns
• Staff are left in the dark
• Tribulatio­ns of British Rail era should not be forgotten
• Convention centre halts trial plan to introduce profit-related wages
• £1m grant will aid vision for ‘city village’
• Festival to honour digital sector stars
• Card firm delivers on its plan to expand empire
• Greggs on a roll as vegan range helps deliver soaring sales
• Chancellor is told by MP loan charge is ruining people’s lives
• Turkey opens border to Greece as conflict with Syria escalates
• Afghans refuse to free jailed prisoners for deal
• How Whitby’s industry has been built on the sea

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