Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-20

• WHEN YOU’RE ON YOUR OWN, WE ARE THERE WITH YOU
• Queen issues a message of solidarity to the nation
• FEATURES: COMEDIAN AND CAMPAIGNER ON HUMOUR AND HER FAMOUS FATHER
• BILL CARMICHAEL: CRISIS SHOWS HOW WE SHOULD APPRECIATE MODERN LIFE
• ‘Ignorance’of Home Office onWindrush
• Imam wins lib el case against newspaper
• Council homes plan to halt rural exodus
• MP backs ‘nurses and cleaners’ hit by loan charge over their tax
• Miss Hitler contestant guilty of being member of banned group
• Hope for black rhino as numbers rise
• Quicker support for children needing more help
• Salmond a ‘predator who abused his position’
• Nick Summerton
• ‘Choir’ of angels are on song again after restoratio­n
• Star Martin puts the accent on speaking naturally in new role
• £1,000 fine if you refuse police demand to take a test for virus
• Pupils’ grades likely to be based on teacher appraisal and mock exams
• Isolated young people urged to take advantage of video calling
• Defence expert warns of risks over troops being called in
• Stand by your employees, PM tells businesses
• New uncertaint­y on EU talks as negotiator Barnier has Covid-19
• Italy overtakes China in total of virus deaths
• Region’s top restaurant­s closing as bookings fall away
• A day to reflect on a different kind of spring
• Residents battle plan for 59ft-tall ‘eyesore’ meter mast
• Carry on Kiplingcot­es! The oldest horse race survives the lockdown
• Watchdog discovers ‘drift’ over vulnerable children
• Rapist Weinstein transferre­d to state jail as sentence starts
• Coroner’s deep sympathy over 39 who perished in lorry container
• Cases of fraud rise by 17pc in one year to 3.8m
• Family tribute to ‘dearly loved’ grandmothe­r, 88, who died after assault in burglary at her home
• Housing price gap narrows for first time in four years
• Questions for council on price tag for hotel
• Update for council on strategy to combat extremists
• Show goes on, loss of Hudd and Trust opens its grounds
• Green policy is bunk (and expensive)
• How to respond to coronaviru­s
• It’s nonsense to tell elderly to stay isolated without support
• Land banking developers
• Not good enough
• We are going to need each other to get through this
• Next warns over ‘significan­t’ sales fall
• Safestyle recovery on track but fears persist
• Covid-19 triggers profit warning hike for listed firms
• The buy-to-let sector could take £14.9bn hit, warns research
• Bank of England rate cut helps the market rebound
• Burberry closes the majority of stores as it sees sales plummet
• IG Group reports successful quarter amid the market turbulence
• Keebles acts on £4.4m purchase of North East retail premises
• Bradford’s local newspaper quits the city centre for new premises
• Leeds chief Zajac has no regrets despite a tough baptism at club
• Coronaviru­s suspension leaves jockeys and yards vulnerable
• Sinfield goes solo to help pal Burrow
• Rotherham are hoping injured duo can benefit from lay-off
• Stead eager to return as players train from home
• Alignment is key for Cowley if Huddersfie­ld are to achieve top-30 status
• Ellis to be top dog at Hull? Not just yet thank you
• Formula 1 chiefs put brakes on new campaign until June
• Hall confident he can play his way back into England role
• Players to come first as Eagles balance finances
• League eye an early return for May games
• Football heads for extra-time to finish season

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