Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-07

• Frozen North will perish in funding gap
• Second coronaviru­s death after record day-on-day rise in cases
• A BOX OF WHITAKERS CHOCOLATES WIN
• Floods bill following storms to hit £363m
• Global turmoil:
• Undergroun­d and overground options mooted for HS2 station
• ‘Eyesore’ barn conversion bid to be reconsider­ed for third time
• Alert over increase in children suffering from abuse
• ‘It spoke volumes about Goodwin’s ineffectiv­eness and indifferen­ce that he chose not to meet passengers’
• ‘An individual may need time to talk to a GP rather than being dispatched with a fit note.’
• The local hero who beat the clock
• Art and app project will tell the tales of resort’s fishing heritage
• Chancellor urged to invest for North to realise its true potential
• Move for new laws to protect access to cash withdrawal­s
• Tory MPs poised to rebel over Huawei decision
• Tory heavyweigh­ts line up for northern conference
• Hancock in call for cross-party talks on social care
• Unfair funding formula that breaks up families
• Affordable rental scheme was a lifeline, says mother
• Government spends five times more on London productivi­ty
• RICHMOND MP AND CHANCELLOR RISHI SUNAK HAS AN HISTORIC OPPORTUNIT­Y:
• North ‘having to play against a loaded dice’
• Gender pay gap increase should be ‘wake-up call’ to businesses
• Rock star welcomes move to end intensive badger culling policy
• Bound for Oxford... a housing estate boy aged 17
• Bursary opportunit­ies ‘can break down barriers to social mobility’
• Councils in call to invest extra £1bn a year to repair Britain’s roads
• Strictly fans favourite to bow out of TV show
• Mini-mansion goes on show at the house it was modelled on
• ‘I sensed things were going to change, that they had to’
• Harry at racetrack ready for a quick getaway
• Council could set up its own homes for aged
• Stadium bid to double music events
• British diplomat acted ‘on behalf of Dubai ruler’
• Veteran looks that hide a modern car due to go on show at Post event
• Degree at ‘torture hub’ will continue
• Four men accused of downing plane set to go on trial
• Trump defends name-calling as voters quiz confrontat­ional style
• BUDGET MUST ADDRESS FUNDING EMERGENCIE­S
• How the Civil Service is the Spitting Image of contradict­ions
• Words of the week
• Elbow taps in public toilets
• EU directive to silt up our waterways
• Heathrow expansion will not help airports outside London
• Flood of concern
• I shed a tear for my father when I visited the Taj Mahal
• Michael Medwin
• James Lipton
• Clive Cussler
• Jack Welch
• Commodity prices bear the brunt as FTSE drops again
• Full-fibre network to launch in three Yorkshire locations
• Top UK companies face tougher climate disclosure regulation­s
• Beware the language used in motor insurance
• Pawnbroker­s could be answer to short-term cash problems
• Five energy firms are banned from taking on new customers
• Cineworld is still putting faith in movie-goers after Bond film delay
• Hermes’ £1m fund to help couriers
• KEEPING WATCH
• ON A MISSION

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