Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-11

• Devolution’s town hall shake-up
• Fears over £40m hole in force’s budget
• McBurnie fined for ‘idiotic’ drink-driving
• Lib Dems ‘need to regain young’s trust’
• Millionair­e set to win fight to shut pub
• ‘Care home staff – and their managers – performed miracles without adequate PPE equipment.’
• Kiosk fans who’ve got one on hold
• Hedge trimmers at work but home’s maze still off-limits
• WHO says virus out of control in most of the world
• Holiday firms ordered to offer refunds for cancelled trips
• Downing Street asked: Why don’t more Ministers wear face masks?
• Man behind movie music in LA is shielding at his Yorkshire home
• Virus killed 16 rough sleepers in lockdown
• Stalkers turn to smart devices as victims terrorised by internet
• Covid conmen could cost country up to £7.9bn, think-tank warns
• Labour fears Thatcher-style ‘managed decline’ in North
• Crowds sing at final farewell to Dame Vera
• Fond memories of friend and neighbour in home village
• New era as fine dining restaurant reinvented as venue
• Murray: Wimbledon call-off is a shame –I’m getting old for tennis
• County’s £2.7m for charging stations for electric vehicles in key work zones
• MP Elphicke ‘lectured victim not to blab’ after sex assault, jury told
• Man who vandalised Cook statue in London is fined £80
• Patel’s ‘delight’ as 78,000 apply for police jobs
• Watchdog hands Royal Mail £1.5m fine over failure to deliver first-class post on time
• Trial date for suspect in knife terror case
• Steam team stoked up for chance to welcome visitors back to line
• Red light district ‘effective at reducing problems but must evolve’
• ‘No need to explain’ as ex-soldier’s terror case dropped
• LET’S HEAD TO A MORE CARING ‘NEW NORMAL’
• Do not take for granted a show that represents life at its best
• Words of the week
• UK must focus on greener jobs
• Positive ways to reduce packaging
• Covid care was blindingly obvious to us but not our leaders
• Email exposes cuts to policing
• Derail Grayling
• Don’t blame the care home angels – give them your thanks
• Sunak right to target help for jobless young
• ‘You can’t separate nature from the economy... it’s all about how we use land’
• Star ‘devastated’ at axe from sequel over ‘too old’ voice
• Few know how to phone up their local bobby, warns police chief
• Dogs suffer in cars even in winter say experts
• Ennio Morricone
• Tony Gartland
• Mary Mason Jones
• Boulby boss hails mining group after raft of new export contracts
• First LBU students to benefit from legal scholarshi­p grants
• Markets on the rise over hopes of virus treatment
• Ombudsman’s role in helping the public battle the ‘Goliaths’
• Tougher action vital to help vulnerable tenants
• It’s good charities that need our help
• Many in county believe it is too soon to be reopening business
• Wagamama owner says one in 10 restaurant­s won’t open until 2021
• Lender resumes visiting its customers
• HOLIDAY BLUES
• SHARK ATTACK

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