Yorkshire Post - 2020-03-21

• Government to cover up to 80pc of workers’ wages
• Battle to save our ancient woodlands
• £6m fund to help flood-hit farmers
• Gangs ‘using more extreme violence’
• Meeting planned for agency’s loan
• CORONAVIRU­S SPECIAL REPORT
• DR HELEN-ANN HARTLEY: ESSAY,
• Sinfield to run solo marathon to aid former team-mate with MND
• City’s childcare hit by drift and delay
• Councillor suspended over email he sent to members
• £50m worth of cocaine ‘was stuffed inside tyres’
• ‘At some point, Parliament­ary time will need to be found for questions on the Northern Powerhouse.’
• Exploding the myth around Mozart’s music rival
• Are Oasis going to get back together for a charity show? Maybe, but not definitely
• William and Kate praise work of NHS staff after visiting 111 centre
• Supermarke­ts urged to aid health service staff to get ‘basic foods’
• Keep your distance, measures could last for nearly a year
• Welcome for wage package to avert a disaster
• Heads fear parents will lie to get places for children
• We need a Land Army of 80,000 hands, say farmers
• Southern Europe under strain as global death toll hits 10,000
• Stock markets rise in hopes worldwide recession can be avoided
• Shock for passengers trapped on liner: You are going to Italy
• Brexit talks will go on after virus hits Barnier
• Craftsmans­hip endures from firm that created ‘Conqueror’
• Moors Park’s spending could be hit by virus
• Jurors in Salmond trial consider their verdicts on ‘Marmite man’
• Council faced 16 tribunals over discrimina­tion
• ‘Boris has let us down’: man building his own church defends wood he loves
• Campaigner­s fight for the fabled last resting place of Robin Hood
• Packham hails ‘crown jewels of the landscape’
• City to be given green boost
• Risen from the ashes of a barn fire ... the 1934 Riley called the Phoenix
• Council to press on with SEN plan after backlash
• 100 homes are set to be built on old school site vacant since 2002
• Paramedic cleared of killing her fostered baby girl
• ‘I’m not afraid to talk truth to power, never have been.’
• Duffy returns with new song ‘to lift spirits of people in lockdown’
• Second World War veteran who met sweetheart in the Naafi is 100 today
• Yorkshire magician’s TV show charts his recovery from disease
• Briton who bought explosives admits plotting a terrorist attack in Germany
• City that wove a living from woollen trade
• A watershed moment that will influence how we go forward
• Words of the week
• Will we at least get an apology from the silent Chinese?
• The week that lives changed
• ‘Just stop it, please’
• Things that provide hope for humanity in difficult times
• Businesses have a role in keeping our nation going
• Herbert Tindall
• Howard Knight
• CROSSWORD
• Traders upbeat but market is held back by the pound
• Hotel helping staff find new jobs as it closes temporaril­y
• A phone call that could lead to jump in premiums
• Specialist­s team up to help sectors with crisis communicat­ions
• Contributi­ons may be unfair but are right
• Saffron Tree set to serve up free Indian meals to help vulnerable
• Glastonbur­y cancellati­on leads Tracsis to lower its expectatio­ns
• Pub chain sees sales suffer a big knock
• TREASURE TROVE
• CAPITAL GAINS

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