Yorkshire Post - 2020-06-10

• DUKE’S 99TH BIRTHDAY: WINDSOR CASTLE CELEBRATIO­N
• Numbers on NHS waiting lists ‘may hit 10m’
• Levelling up agenda ‘will tackle race inequality’
• Minute’s silence and final clap of thanks
• ‘Use green barges to transport ash’
• ‘Build to give resort people better lives’
• Call to help fund Yorkshire ‘bypass’
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to The Yorkshire Post.
• Duke accused again of failing to co-operate with Epstein inquiry
• Fears over tougher terrorism prevention measures
• ‘There is and may never be absolute protection from coronaviru­s any more than there is from flu.’
• Georgian theatre turns a new leaf
• Yorkshire academics star in ground-breaking exhibition
• Remains of Elizabetha­n Red Lion playhouse may have been found in London
• Beauty spot could win reclassifi­ed nature status
• 15-pupil limit in classes ‘could be relaxed’, Minister indicates
• Building affordable homes should be a top priority, housing boss says
• Non-esssential shops to reopen – but hospitalit­y trade must wait
• Scientists warn that track and trace system is not working
• Plea to stop spread of industrial estate
• Jail for neo-Nazi terror group ‘diehards’
• Cooper calls for repeat abusers and stalkers to face tracking
• ‘Mobs’ who protest will be to blame if virus deaths go up, MP warns
• Leader of council has been target of bullying and bigotry
• Lensman’s special centenary project goes online
• Universiti­es slip in world rankings
• Butterfly watchers ‘amazed’ by earliest sightings in a century
• Fads and follies on the trail to reveal mysteries of Druids
• £250,000 boost for nature projects across region
• Support for UK food standards petition
• Race may be cancelled but rider is still chasing charity goal
• Closure of popular city road to continue
• Backing for natural methods to ease valley flood risk
• A TOXIC TOPIC FOR DRAMA?
• Do statues really teach us anything about history?
• Irresponsi­ble protesters at large demos
• Airport plan will send out wrong message on environmen­t
• This is no way to run schools
• A road to future
• Much more help needed for two of region’s rail firms
• Testing solution for ‘feeble’ Commons
• Avacta hopes to have test for virus up and running by the summer
• Risk of growing regional tech divisions in UK
• Nuclear power station contracts to create 350 new jobs
• Sainsbury’s launch one-hour deliveries
• Aveva to cut costs rather than jobs as it battles pandemic effect
• Fears over global economy send markets into the red
• Baldwin proves key asset
• Monk and Struber wanting answers on restart
• Postponeme­nt can work to England’s Euro advantage
• Women’s game has again been pushed aside, claims Smith
• Blades’ Moore embraces No 2 role to Henderson
• Tourists arrive as Pakistan prepare
• Carty has nothing to lose as he pockets biggest pay day yet
• Now Rose steps in to help the women’s game blossom
• Pontefract’s new-look stand and Gundill ready to welcome horse racing back to Yorkshire
• Promotion pride for Millers’ Warne
• BOYCOTT IS SWITCHED OFF
• A BATTLE OFF THE PITCH...

Yorkshire Post - 2020-06-09

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