Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-21

• TINTAGEL TRIPPERS
• Vaccine may be ready by December
• Royal foundation­s deny claim of an ‘inappropri­ate use of funds’
• ‘Talking shop’ transport body hits back
• Former spy issued over‘ Steele Dossier’
• Lord Heseltine in call over devolution
• Concerns at lack of diversity in force
• Sheffield could lose 215,000 ash trees
• Congdon becomes the first woman to take charge at Yorkshire Universiti­es
• ‘Common sense surely tells us that the instructio­n to cover our faces comes weeks too late.’
• Two friends aim to row around the UK in the fastest time
• UK team ‘has played blinder’ in search for a vaccine
• Fears that thousands could die from cancer due to delays
• Classical music is attracting a younger audience, Derham says
• MPs call for online regulator over ‘dangerous claims’ about Covid-19
• Beefeaters are facing redundancy for first time in their history
• Second virus lockdown ‘would cut county’s economy by £12bn’
• ‘Merlin’ ballet will now open next year
• Government is watering down green Brexit, say campaigner­s
• M&S ready to axe 950 jobs in latest blow to high street
• ‘I was never violent to Johnny Depp’, says his ex-wife
• Hope for child in cancer battle after stars back funding appeal
• Seven-step plan solution to be outlined for tackling county’s ‘broken’ bus system
• Some of most deprived towns left out of aid scheme, says watchdog
• £100,000 fine over branch fall that led to baby death
• Universiti­es set out plan to beat grade inflation
• PM talks tough as UK suspends Hong Kong extraditio­n treaty
• I only realised impact of Duke’s interview later on, says Maitlis
• Queen’s Duchy of Lancaster private income rises to more than £23m
• Former MP weeps as he tells court of affair
• Police officer is badly hurt as fans gather to celebrate Leeds’s success
• Boys from wealthier families ‘perform better in thinking skill tests’
• Experts list risk factors for dementia
• Concerns raised over town lorry park future
• University offers a ‘gateway’ to become a nurse
• BEHIND THE CAMERA:
• FROM LAWYER TO ARTIST
• Hygiene experts share tips for keeping safe in the office
• Face masks could well deter shoppers
• Education strategies must involve potential beneficiar­ies
• Vaccine work shows progress
• Heseltine hits out
• Get a taste of the excitement of harvest time
• We must support our historic churches
• Rail routes that were powering a region
• Toronto’s troubles ‘no surprise’ to Smith who feels sorry for players
• Promotion ruled out as RFL set out their proposals
• A’Ali to face Battaash in Nunthorpe
• ‘Special’ Bielsa provides boost for Reds’ Struber
• Deeney not picking Watford team for City battle
• Superman Stokes is really best all-round cricketer
• United owner Radrizzani planning record transfer deal
• More Yorkshire derbies the merrier for Millers manager
• Bantams goalkeeper happy to sign new deal on reduced terms
• ‘Greatness’ of Stokes helps England square Test series
• European dream is over for Blades but Wilder accentuate­s the many positives
• PROMOTION IS NOT AN OPTION
• CORBERAN THE MAN FOR TOWN

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