Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-05

• ONE’S BUS IS HERE
• ‘Don’t silence the victims of flooding’
• UK coronaviru­s cases jump to 85 as fears grow of an epidemic
• Boss of under-fire rail operator departs
• KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON AS HEALTH CRISIS GRIPS THE UK
• Charity’s shame over harassment
• Shopworker­s face attacks and abuse
• Spa town launches cycle event probe
• Johnson stands by Home Secretary
• Blind peer ‘grabbed’ a masseuse and ‘asked her for sexual favours’
• GPs believe they spend too little time with patients
• ‘David Cameron, as Prime Minister, lost touch with voters. It is why his epitaph will be ‘If only’.
• ‘We are calling on the Government to level-up its flood response to fully repair the damage caused...’
• Plaques to recognise Britain’s ‘forgotten’ women
• Spitting Image makes return to TV screens after 24 years
• Brewers cheered by beer sales increase
• First Minister for Lonely hosts summit with sister of Jo Cox
• Flybe ‘can only last until end of the month’ as bid for £100m bailout fails
• Bank jobs in region are hit as Barclays wields axe
• Promotion snub ‘for one in five women’
• People at risk from ‘shocking’ state of homes
• Researcher­s move step closure to treating Parkinson’s Disease
• NHS ‘needs more nurses as an epidemic looms’
• Four are guilty of raping teenage girl ‘they used like piece of meat’
• Starmer declines to reveal all leadership campaign donors
• Flooded residents angry at park plan
• Women ‘still only make up 6pc of fire fighters’
• Senior civil servant is asked to explain her HS2 budget comment
• Tough road ahead for fun-run fundraiser with jaw tumour
• Living in the moment can help us to consider the bigger picture
• Genesis reunite – and plan to play their first gig in region for 28 years
• Living near parents ‘a thing of the past’
• ‘Comeback’ for working barges as deal over wharf gets all-clear
• Boxer’s Princess Royal kidnap medal fetches £50,000 at auction
• CPS to review how it handled Flack case
• Healthier lifestyle ‘would cut 40 per cent of cancers’
• Duke and Duchess say they ‘want to cycle Ireland with their family’
• MPs plan inquiry into PM’s pledges on internet
• Ritz co-owner has had ‘offers of over £1bn’ for hotel at centre of family dispute
• Fight to get axed rail services restored
• PROTECTING THE PREDATORS
• How to discuss coronaviru­s worries with your children
• Cash keeps power of the banks at bay
• Clegg put his reputation on the line for the country’s good
• Rail chief quits but what next?
• Fuel for thought
• Biden boost as rival Bloomberg pulls out of race
• Global warming is blamed for making devastatin­g wildfires more likely
• Pipe dreams of Cheltenham glory
• Mentality, momentum and belief key to the great escape
• Victory in States can point Lionesses to glory
• Floodgates will open up for McGoldrick now, says Sharp
• Leko left unhappy over racism case
• Forward thinking is welcome news for England prop Marler
• Leach spins back into fray after fearing for his life
• York forced to switch stadium for ‘showcase’ matches
• Battling Owls bow out of FA Cup but restore lost pride against City
• McDERMOTT BACK AT LEEDS
• SECRET BEHIND ‘GREAT ESCAPE’

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