Yorkshire Post - 2020-08-05

• BASIC KINDNESS: KATE VISITS ‘ BABY BANK’
• ‘ A watershed to transform rural areas’
• OUR MARKET TOWN GEMS
• ‘ Critical errors on travel made virus crisis far worse’
• Panel to rate health and care policies
• Britons are caught up in major blast in Lebanon
• KWASI KWARTENG: SPIRIT OF INNOVATION BLOWS STRONG ACROSS HUMBER
• Pc case jail terms referral welcomed
• MS‘ Holy Grail’ offers drug hope
• Investment brings Powerhouse call
• Family calls for candles tribute to honour Ireland’s peacemaker
• Tesco says it does not buy from rainforest destroyers
• ‘ The sight of this aged cantankero­us grump pontificat­ing daily would put people off politics for life.’
• Lockdown gardener finds wedding ring that had been stolen in a burglary 30 years ago
• Scratchcar­d millionair­es happy to spend staycation in Yorkshire
• UK’s price of life ‘ lower than in many nations’
• NHS return to normal levels will be a ‘ big stretch’
• Schools ‘ must come before shops and pubs’ in lockdown planning
• Almost 4,500 jobs lost in first two days of month thanks to Covid- 19
• Red pandas and hyenas welcomed to wildlife park
• Brussels rejects loan- liability call for Brexit deal to be rewritten
• Majority of IT experts say Huawei ban won’t damage UK tech industry
• Children at risk due to ‘ unstable’ early years workforce
• Organ given voice in creator’s home city after decades
• Minister open to ‘ mega council’ serving610,000
• Diamond heist suspect in court over £ 4.2m movie- style sting
• Duke of Edinburgh to take part in 75th VJ Day commemorat­ions
• Youth blames mysterious stranger for death of woman hidden in wheelie bin
• Fire crews in warning as tea light proposal sparks fire
• Pea plants thriving on high slopes of Calderdale
• Farm shop owner drives business with bold adaptation in pandemic
• Minke whale at safe distance while I have a telescopic view
• Society’s chief hopes support for British food will go on
• THE LIFE OF A PIG FARMER
• Countdown’s clock is ticking again for host Nick Hewer
• Dragging feet over moors burning ban
• Appalled by MP’s attitude
• Only restoring a sense of respect will stop selfish littering
• New future for market towns?
• Hunting the truth
• Region held back by health inequality
• Dividend bonus as Direct Line saw slump in motor claims in lockdown
• Nestlé’s £ 2m to help hospitalit­y sector reopen
• Greenpeace praise as BP pledges to cut oil and gas output by 40pc
• £ 1.6m auction facility scheme for colliery
• Filtronic kept full manufactur­ing capability in outbreak
• FTSE edges ahead despite disappoint­ing Diageo news
• Willett in shape for major challenge
• Marquand is wary of Buick’s threat
• Bairstow returns as Gale has ‘ selection headaches’
• Rhinos need improvemen­t to maintain place at top of table
• Stirling and Balbirnie combine to beat England
• Talks continue as Castleford set out to retain Tigers duo
• Bryan’s double earns Fulham promotion
• Basham astounded by honours from Blades and Shearer
• Transformi­ng Boro huge test of Warnock
• Root waiting on fitness of Stokes at Old Trafford
• FAST START: YORKSHIRE EARN VICTORY
• Barnsley’s survival confirmed as Wigan lose appeal
• McCALL PLANS FOR KICK- OFF
• CRUCIBLE EXIT FOR MURPHY

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