Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-21

• North set to bear brunt of crisis
• Testing ready soon says PM, as app delayed
• New Archbishop set for online confirmati­on
• Clash looms over Irish border trade
• Devolution deal ‘a vision for economy’
• Stormspowe­rwind to energy top spot
• Homes plan refusal may be challenged
• ‘NEGATIVE’ STARMER ATTACKED:
• SCHOOLS REOPENING:
• Lottery winner spends lockdown training charity assistance dog
• BBC Three may return ‘to attract younger audiences’
• Far-right leader ‘did not give phone code’
• Caring for those behind our cuppa
• Astronomer­s watch birth of a new planet for the first time 520 light years away
• Late banker’s rare paintings donated to the National Gallery
• Assessment plea for ethnic groups as 1 in 12 staff want home working
• Drinkers called from the bar by plans to call time on lockdown
• Uncertaint­y for universiti­es as students ‘may defer places’
• ‘Slowly, slowly we will try to adapt to this virus’
• Surge in bookings for campsites as travellers choose to stay in UK
• Rail company extends its services suspension until at least June end
• Rolls-Royce plans to cut 9,000 jobs as orders fall in crisis
• Glorious weather brings out Yorkshire sun lovers
• Government loses cash machine case
• Love Actually star wins hacking case
• Rural county has £30m share of funds for transport connection­s
• Lord of the manor in the clear on sale of house’s ‘listed’ urns
• Work at tourist attraction ‘was to repair flood and weather damage’
• MPs fail in bid to halt Tory’s job on scrutiny committee
• ‘Our boy Luke is a fighter but his life will never be the same’
• It’s good to find our way back to our child-like, kinder selves
• Antarctic snow is turned green by algae
• NEWMAN’S NEW VISION
• Relaxed approach to gardening becoming all the rage
• Coronaviru­s exposed our weaknesses
• Inept Government is failing to make the right decisions
• ‘Ignorance’ of Boris Johnson
• The Northern line
• PM risks losing goodwill and trust of the nation
• Majority of our care homes have been protected
• Creative destructio­n of coronaviru­s
• Vital workers who led the war on waste
• Campaign pledge over scrutiny of city council
• Prison for man who made sex calls to 999 workers
• Lehmann reveals top five Yorkshire innings
• Classic contender Pinatubo is stronger after winter break – Appleby
• Blades united in their desire to return to work
• Owls chief Monk being forced to plan ahead in the dark
• Struber wants timetable to complete the season
• Salary cap proposals to combat financial problems
• Russell looking for prime candidates
• PL in talks to show free-to-air games
• Hull FC could not compete with union cash deal
• Recalling the day Warrington set off on route to the top
• Bowlers back on their mark to take tentative, first steps
• Commonweal­th Games challenge to attract top stars in 2022
• Lehmann winning battles on road to recovery
• Barnsley threaten legal action if rival clubs not punished this season

Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-20

Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-22