Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-14

• ‘Confusion’ over lockdown rules
• Campaign makes legal threat to halt £150m airport plan
• Starmer is accused of being misleading by Johnson
• Fight for nature defeats homes bid
• Locked down UK gets back to land
• Court quashes Adams conviction­s
• Work to start on £11m flood wall
• POLICE FACE CHALLENGE:
• SEVERE SLUMP ‘LIKELY’:
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to The Yorkshire Post.
• Depp was ‘kind and non-violent’, ex-partner says in legal document
• Estate asks to expand caravan and camping tourist site
• Expectatio­ns are high as Peaky Blinders writer tackles another Dickens drama
• Government should step back from June school reopening, say unions
• Communicat­ion is vital for safety on North’s rail services, say leaders
• ‘Massive increase’ in scams on sites that offer goods for sale
• Putin’s aide is taken to hospital with the virus
• Crowded Commons sittings will be suspended, Speaker tells MPs
• Property market gets go-ahead to reopen for business
• Long wait ahead for return to normal in NHS care
• Biggest change in farming policy in a generation is passed by MPs
• Killer’s release is delayed ‘after he held party in cell’
• Child sex abuse ‘not a rampant issue’ for Islam in UK, inquiry told
• Star on song for Poet Laureate’s new work
• Couple to set up regional TV firm
• It’s a happy humpday as park welcomes two camels
• Company to ‘mothball’ cement plant
• ‘Childhood cancers have not simply stopped with Covid-19
• Our inner resilient self is the quiet voice we can all listen to
• Dante Festival falls to virus hurdle but racecourse is staying positive
• Electricit­y giant in pledge to smaller suppliers
• Cold war atom bomb tests increased rainfall in UK, scientists find
• Trial date for police officer accused of murder
• ‘A SECOND CHANCE AT LIFE’
• The impressive life of a ‘forgotten woman’ and reformer
• Bevin Boys were the Second World War’s forgotten heroes
• Regions can lead recovery
• Don’t isolate all over-60s
• Policing ourselves
• Return to work plans will risk heightenin­g divisions
• Devolution on steroids will boost recovery
• Insurance firms must rebuild trust
• Fears over scrutiny of homes plan in outbreak
• Teenager to face no action over death of bus driver
• Pioneer of the skies who won over the world
• Top reads to help steer you through lockdown
• Guineas set to take centre stage on return
• Changes at Steeldogs but same ambitions
• Knight sticks at it to gain Tokyo chance
• Two cities united as Wetherall goal saves Bantams
• Thirteen years on and Tevez affair still rankles with Blades
• Players must make final decision, says Clayton
• Ossett raise £135,000 to pay court bill over broken leg
• Bradford release midfielder Taylor
• Hodgson admits he is a big fan of McShane and Castleford
• RFL chief Rimmer looking for ‘best solution’ to league lockdown
• Buttler left nervous and excited at prospect of return to training
• Voiding season fairer than PPG, says Rovers boss
• Return of Premier League will lift the nation’s spirits, believes Blades defender
• MOXON LEFT FRUSTRATED

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