Yorkshire Post - 2020-07-29

• ‘Devolve decisions to local people to end crisis’
• Give free school meals to 1.5m more children, Ministers urged
• Region has four of worst spots for air pollution
• ‘MIT for the North still on the table’
• Cards firm greets store sales figures
• Depp’s libel case draws to close
• Grant to help in use of digital technology
• Princess Royal reflects on lifelong love of nature
• Rift between Duchess of Sussex and father deepens
• Yorkshire restaurant is named as best place to dine in country
• Legal bid to help autistic man held in hospital
• Tiger numbers make comeback thanks to conservati­on efforts
• ‘Be courteous to cyclists,’ Johnson urges motorists
• ‘More quarantine restrictio­ns if virus spikes in other countries’
• Imminent spending review ‘could be moment for national renewal’
• Ministers ‘need to act with more transparen­cy’ to support workers
• Fewer deaths than average across England and Wales
• NHS discharges into care homes ‘appalling’ error
• Tourist towns ‘could face jobs crisis’ over shortened season
• Hesco cuts 43 jobs in move to Poland
• MP says Iran and Russia are behind ‘troublemak­ing’ hacking attempts
• Peer asked to continue coaching sessions for behaviour
• World’s oldest suspension bridge set to be dismantled
• Alternativ­e plan put forward for new authority
• Farm launches probe into claims of cruelty at goat’s milk supplier
• Colman and Comer lead way for UK talent in Emmy nomination­s
• German police begin digging up garden linked to McCann suspect
• Pair face jail for fatally punching footballer after bar row
• Scrapping of complex ‘greening’ rules for key payments welcomed
• Marching on with Cromwell along new long-distance path
• Pioneering meadow project set to reopen to public
• Rare breed warning as register is hit by virus
• Horse riders urged to download life-saving phone app
• Restored locomotive Tornado set for first ‘ticket to ride’ to Liverpool
• BBC axe falls on Newsround’s afternoon slot
• Cash crisis for charity that helps families
• Doubts on ambitious cycling plans are rejected
• RALLY CRY FOR THE VALLEY
• New podcast series reveals shocking experience­s of racism
• Unelected Cummings gets no marks in end-of-term report
• Bridging A1M’s dividing line...
• No more delays, PM
• We all have responsibi­lity to clear up litter disgrace
• Judge the heroes of history in their own times
• Yorkshire at risk of disastrous HS2 axe
• Synectics’ £1m deal to provide security on Ireland buses
• Greggs swings to £65.2m loss but says figures are slowly recovering
• Reckitt expects permanent rise in the sales of cleaning products
• Virgin Money sees cash rise in accounts
• Market on the rise thanks to buoyant housing stocks
• Super Stradivari­us makes history
• Barnsley chief determined to keep emerging squad intact
• Warnock planning to re-build Boro after agreeing to stay on
• National League season to kick-off in October
• Tigers finally have the formula – Mata’utia
• Challenge Cup sixthround ties set to be re-drawn
• Malan enjoys useful time in the middle second time around
• Golding set to make Giants debut against his former club
• Murray defeated on return to action
• TIGERS IN HUNT FOR TROPHIES

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