Yorkshire Post - 2020-04-03

• Pledge of 100,000 tests a day
• Officers condemn motorists speeding on empty roads
• The worst month for shops as sales fall by 17.9pc
• Big rise in cases of modern slavery
• DAILY PUZZLES PAGE
• Tributes paid after death of comedian
• Events company hit by cancellati­ons
• Our region’s house price rises lead way
• PROMISE TO AID NHS IN REGION:
• LOCKDOWN AFFECTS CHILDREN:
• Fonda, 82, on her night in jail: I used my coat to soften the bunk
• Brother ‘not ready to forgive’ killers
• Tribute to ‘sunshine’ girl, 7, who died after park attack
• Murder trial date is set over death of NHS worker
• Get your needles out for good causes
• Eight-paragraph novel among frontrunne­rs for Internatio­nal Booker Prize
• Lack of staff and communicat­ions biggest challenges at new hospital
• General state of health ‘crucial to chances of recovery from virus’
• Banks mull finance deal for supermarke­t buyout
• Worries that almost one million firms could run out of money in weeks
• Concern for region’s workers on less than living wage
• Most A-level students aim to start university or college in autumn
• Grim day for Spain as death toll tops 10,000
• Messages of support for boy, 7, who moved house before the lockdown
• Africa now facing an existentia­l threat, says expert
• NHS is open to another cyber attack, says team
• Police have 2,000 fit ex-officers who could help out
• Sir Keir thanks his rivals as voting closes in contest for Labour leader
• 1,300 arrest warrants issued per week for failure to attend court
• £8m works to upgrade major road ‘poor value for money’
• Over 100,000 respond to consulatio­n on decriminal­ising television licence fee
• Parking changes likely in popular towns after congestion gets worse
• Council has lost its third major member of staff in just weeks
• ‘Big switch’ could save £250 on energy bills
• High cost of shared parental leave for fathers
• Avacta planning to raise £2m to fund chemothera­py programme
• Lockdown spare time looks set to boost sales for Gear4music
• Holdings set for negative impact on earnings
• FTSE remains in the black despite US labour figures
• LEARNING FROM HOME
• New police stop and search powers to counter the IRA threat
• Major appeal is required for our NHS
• Criticism of Government shows what’s wrong with Labour
• Protect the NHS
• No time for an inessentia­l trip
• Police should not overstep new powers
• Fraudsters who prey on people with dementia
• Behind the scenes in old police forces
• ‘We are here to help you’ Stephenson tells ex-players
• Jump racing suspension is extended ‘until at least July 1’
• Leeds chief cheered by bodies working together
• Champion Hughes ‘Peppa Pig expert’!
• No prizes for guessing where it all began to go wrong for Tigers
• Sports science head taps into Barnsley’s competitiv­e spirit
• Struber joins calls for behind-closed-doors games
• PFA insists players will share costs
• Terriers to take ‘tough decisions’
• Davies is confident Carnegie will bounce back as Leeds
• Pursuit of perfection drives Jones to complete unfinished business as England supremo
• Call to stream the Championsh­ip
• WHEN STEEL CITY RULED
• DRAGONS FEAR STYMIED ROAR

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