Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-30

• ‘Bleak future for region’s under-30s’
• Sir Keir: I’d have fired Cummings
• Make life a little easier:
• Calls for ‘land army’ prove a success
• Council leader’s call to help local traders
• Murder charge for US ex-police officer
• ‘I have fallen in love with spirit of a city’
• CHRISTA ACKROYD
• Cities ‘must seize opportunit­ies to recover from Covid pandemic’
• Court grants access to Queen’s letters in storm over Whitlam
• Politician­s fear delays in building Yorkshire leg of HS2
• Tom Richmond
• Carving out new future... for the UK’s highest pub
• Pipers’ tribute to Scots who fought ‘in ‘forgotten’ battle 80 years ago
• Pain and the pride of fighting this virus, by nurse back on front line
• Stay shut for another two weeks, city council is urging its schools
• Region’s police hand out most fines outside of London
• Private renters hit harder than home owners
• Sunak outlines furlough changes
• Call to pay back student nurses’ fees as they help to fight Covid-19
• Labour calls on Braverman to apologise for defending PM aide
• Pubs with a garden ‘will be the first to open again’
• Banks hand out nearly 1.5 million payment holidays
• ‘They feel like their hard work is going to waste’
• Young face being ‘scarred’ by recession
• Teachers’ focus on ‘fair’ grades as students fret over future
• ON MONDAY: THE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS AFFECTING THE YOUNG GENERATION
• Summer’s not here yet but already city’s gardens are ablaze with colour
• Former bodyguard denies stealing £515,000 diamond
• Motorcycli­st who mowed down tourist in front of her sons is jailed
• ‘Lack of timeline’ to remedy Network Rail failings
• Family of poet call for investigat­ion into his care following death
• Bumper strawberry crop forecast after record sunshine
• Minister disappoint­s charities by backing solar farm
• Motorist jailed for ‘brutal’ attack on stranger at petrol station
• Air strikes hit four Islamic State targets in Iraq, Minister reveals
• SATURDAY BUSINESS INTERVIEW: PLAYING A PART IN REVIVAL OF ONE OF WORLD’S GREAT PORT CITIES
• Funding ‘lifeline’ has come on time as firm seeks to resume services
• Bamber’s new bid to overturn conviction­s
• A natural final resting place
• BRITONS WON’T FORGET BEING TAKEN FOR FOOLS
• Breaches of the quarantine dam show people have lost faith
• Words of the week
• Cummings got it wrong – and so did others
• Sunak and the furlough factor
• Skills revolution
• Glyn Pardoe
• Stanley Ho
• Morris Stanton
• CROSSWORD
• Why we all still scream for ice cream
• City PR firm celebrates after solar park is given green light
• Twinkl produces new book to help children in lockdown
• US-China tensions lead to slump in world markets
• Rise and rise of ethical funds as investors want green credential­s
• Admiral’s example should be followed by insurers
• Work under way on York College project for engineerin­g campus
• Sky Bet owner taps investors for £812m with a shares placement
• SIG seeks £150m as virus hits demand
• HOME MATCH?

Yorkshire Post - 2020-05-29

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