Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-23

• OUT AND ABOUT
• A £589m plan to upgrade Pennine rail route
• Johnson pledges laws to tackle threat of Russian interferen­ce
• Study calls for end of brain drain to South
• // Celebratio­ns as Leeds are crowned champions
• Fears of Brexit talks failing played down by Number 10
• Call to dispel ‘fake news’ on migrants
• Planssubmi­ttedfor Yorkstatio­nrevamp
• ‘Labour are under new management’
• £5.7mschemeai­ms tohelpland­scapes
• TB vaccine for cattle hailed as a ‘major step forward’ by Minister
• Parliament could tour the UK on cruise ship, says peer
• Royal thank-you for birthday best wishes on George’s big day
• Failure of planning may affect economy, says report
• Sunak urged not to turn his back on aid package losers
• Isolating workers should still be paid, says city Mayor Burnham
• New guidance revealed as care homes plan how to resume visits
• Emotional end as Joe Wicks finishes lockdown classes
• Sculpture Park to reopen all week
• Actress tells court that Johnny Depp ‘threw bottles like grenades’
• Record low fertility rates among under-30s hailed as ‘success’ for gender parity
• University’s staff and student details hacked by cybercrimi­nals
• Prison for mugging of Samantha Cameron’s father, 74
• Collection on show again as palaces open
• Powerhouse Rail official insists start of work ‘not decades away’
• Call for universiti­es to ‘decolonise’ amid fears students feel silenced
• Elphicke changed defence, court told
• Ways to improve health of lonely men
• Crowning glory as royal riches of Mughals are revealed
• Dunn family welcome closure of diplomatic immunity loophole
• Fresh thinking creates solutions and lets us have new experience­s
• Orlando has to handle my moods, says Perry
• Labour to pay damages over response to party TV exposé
• ‘Wasteful’ carpet practice continuing
• Head says Ofsted’s judgment on school is ‘unjust’
• SOMEWHERE TO CALL HOME
• Stately home’s garden named among best places to visit
• Care should be integrated into the NHS
• Problems at the root of Chancellor’s magic money trees
• Time to build a world class line
• Not time for reorganisa­tion
• Leadership tests
• Johnson’s chance to cast off tag of ‘bumbling Bojo’
• Bold vision needed to save high street
• Thatcher: The rise and rise of the Iron Lady
• Trinity holding talks with French free agent
• Battaash eyes historic quadruple
• Same old story for Tigers as they sink down into League One
• Champions Liverpool ensure they can still celebrate
• Boro play their way out of the relegation equation
• Anderson hopes Archer is in the ‘right place’ for Testdecide­r
• European Tour gets used to a new Law at Close House
• Leeds get the party started in champion fashion
• Barnsley produce miracle on the pitch, but fate will be decided in court
• PATTERSON ON ABSENT FRIEND
• TORONTO FALL IS NO SURPRISE

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