Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-14

• SHOW OF STRENGTH:
• New wave of Covid ‘could be deadlier than first’
• County leaders given two months to plan for streamline­d authority
• City gets £22m towards flood alleviatio­n measures
• Prevent scheme is ‘curbing freedom’
• Climate targets ‘vital for economy’
• Ill health fears for middle-aged-people
• Burnham under fire for York comments
• Star says that ex-wife’s allegation­s ‘mirrored her abuse towards him’
• Beverley man guilty of £4.9m plot over oil bribery
• Show’s absence should be a call to support our farmers
• Scottish seed scheme may save a mountain flower from extinction in England
• Buckingham Palace gin could be timely tonic for Royal trust
• Region could lead the way in health research, report claims
• Prince Charles visits Wales to learn of nation’s response to virus
• ‘Thank you Dom’: How visitors are testing out Barnard Castle
• Third of parents feel ‘out of their depth’ during pandemic
• Government urged to make most of community mutual aid groups
• Criticism of immigratio­n system that ‘excludes foreign care workers’
• £10bn shortfall for councils ‘could hit hopes of recovery’
• Job losses predicted at UK firms that rely on visitors
• Wear masks in shops to slow virus, says PM
• 400m customs declaratio­ns a year extra in new border checks
• BT boss warns of risks if Huawei is stripped out of UK’s networks
• Prostate cases ‘may be linked to infection from virus’
• Patel’s pledge for victims of child sex exploitati­on
• Actress Kelly Preston, wife of John Travolta, dies aged 57
• Asda bosses and 30,000 staff in Supreme Court fight over equal pay
• MP urges action over child sex offender on council
• Delivery of £100bn HS2 project ‘appears unachievab­le’, experts warn
• Mayor’s joy as town is first in UK to trial e-scooters
• Work starts on £1.8bn electricit­y link to UK
• Car parking issue sorted after 18 months of discussion­s
• WAY OUT OF THE DARKNESS
• Dame Esther Rantzen: ‘I relate to Brontë’s Jayne Eyre’
• I hope this is not the end of our Pavilion
• A chance to make Scarboroug­h an attractive resort again
• Action needed to bridge divide
• Show must go on
• Courts could face a perfect storm without action
• Let’s face it, we should all wear masks
• Rank outsider who became UK’s film king
• Only ‘big two’ could put on fights without any fans says Witter
• Burke will send Dandalla to France after completing winning hat-trick
• We will fight on until the end says McCann
• Betting firms are ‘set to be banned from shirts’
• City will play in Champions League after ban overturned
• Blades determined to find who racially abused McGoldrick
• Warnock puzzled by shot-shy Boro’s lack of goals
• Ward and Rhinos embark on Super League’s new normal
• Buttler backed to keep gloves as batting comes under fire
• United stand against racism can bring drivers together
• Cowley calling on Town to earn their survival
• CHALLENGES WELCOMED
• POWELL SETS SIGHTS HIGH

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