Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-16

• UK’s over-70s will be required to self-isolate ‘within weeks’
• Infected people who do not stay home could face arrest
• Schools ‘excluding students to keep exam scores high’
• ‘More inquiries needed before Powerhouse rail link extended’
• End of free TV licence for over-75s ‘cruel’ and ‘heartless’ – Margolyes
• London hit by exodus of young people over living costs
• E-scooters set to be trialled on UK roads
• History of boy who knew Bennett
• Shibden Hall offers improved facilities as it reopens to public
• I didn’t expect to be working at 60, Langsford says
• Warning that health service will struggle if hospital workers fall ill
• Region could ‘lose high streets’ as firms fight to survive
• Coronaviru­s diagnosis was ‘a game-changer’, Health Minister admits
• Limit the damage to industry, economist tells No 10
• Leaders of seven nations to discuss recession threat to world economy
• World grinds to halt as nations battle Covid-19
• Director complains of ‘filthy’ quarantine site in Vietnam
• School’s full of beans over project that helps youngsters in Uganda
• Society’s call to reward schools that look after problem pupils
• Festival aims to give young people a voice
• Success of project to improve teaching in classroom
• Bill Pender’s short term rental became his long term home
• ‘Seismic shift’ as more women in their 60s work
• Author’s National Parks plan gets a poor review
• Preventati­ve HIV drug to be rolled out across England on the NHS
• February storms put dampener on high street footfall
• Carbon Border Tax call in fight to cut emissions
• Church services
• WEAVING A FUTURE AT MILL
• Coronaviru­s pandemic due to keep normal life on hold
• Airport was worse than Third World
• Dithering is over at last and we’re set for a metro mayor
• Communicat­e with the public
• Direction needed
• A few tips on surviving at home during quarantine
• Labour should work with Tories for common good
• Coalfield towns forgotten for too long
• CROSSWORD
• City set to spend £43m to tackle climate, floods and air pollution
• Lib Dems want litter patrols to go further
• Bayford Group completes acquisitio­n
• Thornton & Ross firm sees big sales growth
• Next fashions strong set of results despite retail chills elsewhere
• Muslims in fear of NZ-style terrorism
• Political rivals to hold talks in bid for unity government to break deadlock
• Ceasefire patrols in Syria are halted by protests
• Hot dispute over burning issue of moorland fires

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