Yorkshire Post - 2020-06-11

• MOUNT OF MAJESTY
• UK’s economy likely to be hit hard by virus
• Mayor challenges PM to honour his promises to flooding victims
• Some grandparen­ts ‘allowed to hug again’
• 150,000 new jobs from green energy
• PM backs police on stop and search
• Affordable homes ‘side-step’ in Dales
• Plans on track for three new stations
• Curb councils’ use of ‘aggressive’ debt collectors, Chancellor told
• ‘EU and Britain both need to reach trade deal’
• Our greatest divide isn’t race: It’s social inequality
• Company could run council’s leisure centres as part of money-saving plan
• Royal Family use social media to send their birthday wishes to 99-year-old Duke
• Restoratio­n plan for Spa’s Little Theatre
• An earlier lockdown ‘may have halved the death toll’
• Border controls ‘would have worked better in February’
• University students ‘not getting their money’s worth in courses’
• Charities facing a £10bn shortfall in six months, campaigner­s warn
• Starmer criticises Johnson over school re-opening ‘mess’
• UK’s Huawei review hailed by Nato chief
• New moves underway to reduce residents’ floods risk
• Revealed: Nature of night life in the wild as rain stopped falling
• Transgende­r tweet defended by ‘abuse survivor’ Rowling
• Man who enticed girls to send him explicit videos jailed for 10 years
• Grenfell group calls for action on cladding
• Social mobility progress stalled by ‘failure to act’
• ‘I looked up – and there was a tiger standing in my doorway’
• Allowing time for reflection can help us to understand others
• Ban urged on giant factory trawlers
• Developers appeal after plan for historic city building is turned down
• Mental health stop smoking strategy helps NHS
• MP urges PM to fulfil pledge on migrants
• Humber devolution deal is a priority – Minister
• ‘I WANT A LESS FRANTIC LIFE’
• Hospital cleaners share tips to keep homes virus-free
• Biased media won’t show true picture
• Time for city statue to the fallen from BAME communitie­s
• Facing up to flooding facts
• Political lessons
• We all have a duty to make a difference
• Flash, bang, wallop, what a photograph
• Fox happy to play the waiting game over new faces
• Rare Flat double at Pontefract by Nicholls
• Beverley chief executive full of praise for county’s courses
• ‘Wheels in motion’ to punish rivals this summer, says Murphy
• Worrying times for the clubs we left behind – Warne
• Premier League face £1b virus loss
• Time on World Cup’s side as it attempts to offer optimism
• Improvisat­ion proves key as Mayho maintains momentum
• I would defend world title in a car park – Trump
• Yorkshire’s TKC looking to make swift impression
• ‘This feels like best contract I have signed’ says Sharp after Blades duo agree deals
• MILLERS GET EARLY START
• KIWIS COMING TO YORK...

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