Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-16

• York ‘may be site for Houses of Commons and Lords’
• ‘Devolve education to regions to help left behind areas recover’
• ‘Choices necessary’ on North’s rail future
• China says it is being oppressed by UK and US
• ‘Support vital’ over the toll of loneliness
• Iron Age remains found at solar site
• Depp’s wife was ‘antagonise­r’
• Fears on impact of councils’ shake-up
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to The Yorkshire Post.
• Former MP was shocked by sexual misconduct allegation­s, court told
• Bus-travel blow for students’ college prospects
• ‘Come bye’ for a sheepdog record
• Global population to fall by end of century as fertility rate declines, says study
• Damned United’ and Hillsborou­gh actor Roeves dies aged 83
• Sunak in warning on ‘tough choices’ over taxes
• Thousands of complaints about holiday and flight refunds
• Cutbacks to the pay of university vice-chancellor­s ‘should continue’
• £5m raised in a day to aid refugee camps and other ‘fragile places’
• Stately home with grounds to celebrate as lockdown ended
• Plan to deal with local lockdowns up to 2022
• Sturgeon welcomes milestone of seven days without virus deaths
• Fifth of disabled people ‘will not leave home until vaccine is found’
• PM agrees to inquiry over handling of coronaviru­s crisis
• Look across railway tracks was catalyst that led to ‘senseless killing’ of talented athlete
• Tributes to Emmerdale star Paula Tilbrook after death at age of 89
• Hopes of a solution for city at centre of felling row
• Raab hails company owner registers in UK territorie­s
• Nuclear submarine and passenger ferry at ‘serious risk of collision’
• Alert over drivers on drugs being ‘tolerated’ by police
• £10m project set to end flood risk for nearby town
• Open-cast mine plea to Minister as coal firm starts laying off staff
• How Ritchie raced from free school meals to millionair­e
• Early morning chance to press the pause button and relax
• Top Gun helmet among lots at film sale
• Councillor­s halt next stage for major road plan
• Rugby urged to lower toll of injuries
• Enterprise Park wins backing of town hall
• Patrols to clamp down on beauty spot yobs
• SAVED BY THE TWEET
• Charity soldiers on through crisis to bring hope to jobless
• Masks last nail in coffin for freedom
• Incensed by Johnson’s unfair criticism of care homes
• A new case for high-speed rail
• Prime questions
• Is new rule merely a mask for coronaviru­s failings?
• Closed buildings but churches are finding new life
• We must build more affordable homes
• Bonds of gold: The flutter that gripped nation
• No recruitmen­t concerns for Fox despite late start date
• Bin Suroor backing top apprentice
• Lions’ eight-game Test tour of South Africa to go ahead next year as planned
• No favours from Mowatt in quest to fire Barnsley to safety
• Wolves denied as Wood strikes late for Burnley
• Supporters can still play a role in Town’s survival bid
• Visa problems leave Toronto fearing for Super League future
• Brough one of ‘fiercest competitor­s’ in Super League – Chester
• Holder not interested in history as Windies chase win
• RFL turn losses into profit in 2019
• ‘We will finish the job’ for Phillips, says Klich
• Root desperate to ‘maximise careers’ of England duo as Broad earns recall
• BLADES FULL OF CONFIDENCE
• IT IS TIME TO SPEAK OUT...

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