Yorkshire Post - 2020-04-08

• Lockdown stays as virus deaths hit record high
• Home workers ‘drink more, eat worse and sleep poorly’
• Plans come to rescue of Dales landmark
• REGION’S CHARITIES LAUNCH EMERGENCY APPEALS AMID CRISIS
• END THIS PHONEY LOCKDOWN – OR PEOPLE LIKE ME WILL DIE
• Starmer hailed for anti-Semitism fight
• Region’s scenic bay blighted by litter
• Abuse conviction­s of cardinal quashed
• Charity’s wildlife road tunnels plea
• FEARS FOR TRANSPORT STAFF:
• HELP FOR HOSPITAL TOWN:
• Street cafes to add ‘vitality’ to area
• Middle-age mothers’ role in care ‘should be recognised’
• Louise Haigh
• Harry and Meghan use Greek source of inspiratio­n
• I didn’t read any reviews for ‘Cats’, says Dame Judi
• Struggling schools can each claim up to £75,000 to help pay for meals
• Team’s quick and simple fix turns ‘Nippy’ machines into ventilator­s
• Under-pressure supermarke­ts question distancing rules
• Special school’s sadness as recently-retired head dies from coronaviru­s
• Call for list of succession to be set in law
• Two-thirds of doctors don’t feel protected from virus
• Vicars told to stop broadcasti­ng live services in empty churches
• No virus deaths in China for first time in weeks
• Anger over shortage of rescue flights back to Britain
• Police ‘will force park sunbathers to move on’
• ‘Nipper’ Read, the detective who arrested the Krays, dies aged 95
• Moorland fires cost £21m to economy and impacted on air quality for five million
• US agents wanted to test nappy DNA, court told at Assange hearing
• Images of Johnson’s failed flight shown for first time
• Signs of success in drive to save peatlands
• Social distancing dilemma on narrow bluebell wood paths
• Teams ride in to raise cash for frontline NHS staff
• Yorkshire’s starring role in football drama
• Flooding inquiry launched by second authority
• House prices steady last month – but drop in activity is expected
• Evolution of our brave band of firefighte­rs
• Why is romantic fiction dominated by women writers?
• Police and public need to show sense
• Liberal-dominated BBC is biased against the centre right
• Probes into floods
• The tempatatio­ns and tough choices facing Starmer
• Bosses with Cineworld defer pay packets in wake of virus shutdown
• Easter eggs hit as grocers focus on staple goods
• Regulator refers sale of SIG division to Phase 2 probe
• Cooplands ramps up its bread production
• Inchcape scraps its dividend as part of measures to protect cash
• Traders strike optimistic note as the market rises
• Soldiering on with optimistic air as Simpson eyes World Cup glory
• Praise for champion Hughes as Johnson vows response
• Royal Ascot set to go ahead – you just won’t be able to attend it live
• Exhilerati­ng Leeds deserve the chance to finish promotion job
• Football agents are braced for losing fortunes in fees
• FIFA takes lead on contract extension
• Baptism of fire for humbled Yorkshire chairman
• Great expectatio­ns for teenage star Graham
• Gospel keen to follow Bowns to higher level
• Winnall is struck by ‘invisible’ Covid-19
• Blades will not rush a decision on furloughin­g

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