Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-18

• Arise, Sir Tom
• Health gap grows in North after years of low spending
• Warning on PM’s ‘all normal by Christmas’
• Planningla­ws‘hold backrurale­conomy’
• We really do like to be beside the sea
• Tech chief’s bid for smart travel plan
• County leaders vie for £2.4bn to become carbon negative economy
• ‘But this does prove – once again – that social care is the Cinderella service and will remain as such.’
• Princess Beatrice marries in surprise private ceremony
• The 25,000th day of the Queen’s reign
• ‘Left behind’ areas are hit harder by impact of virus, study reveals
• Urgent review into the ‘flawed’ way daily death figures are calculated
• Discovery of six types of Covid-19 may aid treatment
• Snooker from the Crucible will go ahead in new pilot scheme for sport venues
• Starmer criticises PM for missing out social care funding
• Darcey Bussell: Tragedy of all the lost talent
• City set to be ‘area of concern’ over rise in cases
• £200m to upgrade homes for military personnel
• I did not see a single mark on Heard’s face, Depp’s friend tells court
• York Minster appoints new architect to historic role
• Postcodes in region ‘best areas to bring up a family’
• Party ‘threw me to wolves’ says candidate ditched before election
• Probe after two dead in police pursuit
• Viewers from around the world see first virtual Great Yorkshire Show
• Anne is at odds with Charles on GM: ‘It can be good’
• Blackpool’s Central Pier is saved as 3am blaze destroys fairground ride
• Policeman in fatal collision on 999 call cleared of gross misconduct
• Proportion of people tying the knot slowly declining
• PANDEMIC UNDERLINES NEED TO REFORM CARE
• Mixed messages to blame for the lack of passengers on trains
• Words of the week
• Exercise in hope as local heroes help vulnerable
• “You cannot solve health,economic nd social injustice rom Westminste­r. We need to see a radical nsformatio­n in e way that the untry is run.”
• No social distancing on the school bus
• Shopping in high street stores not a positive experience
• Why health of region is crucial
• Going back to work
• Time we all put on face masks and counted our blessings
• Education must be at heart of a levelling-up plan
• ‘I wanted a career where I would be trying to make a difference’
• I’ll give residents a sense of worth, says leader elected again by Tories
• Disadvanta­ged children ‘behind before they even start at school’
• CROSSWORD
• Jack Charlton
• Everton Weekes
• Kelly Preston
• New app developed to help cancer patients look ahead
• Owner of British Gas looks to win back some investor confidence
• Mixed picture in European markets but the FTSE rises
• School trip firm that is refusing to hand out refunds
• Life-saving firm doubles staff after funding boost
• Giving young sound financial help in life
• This workaholic is in need of a holiday
• Business awards ceremony to honour the brightest and best
• Knights going for growth as firm to move into landmark building
• Co-op in plea to protect workers
• LOOKING EAST
• PARK AND PRIDE

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