Yorkshire Post - 2020-08-25

• PRICKLY SITUATION
• Schools drive ‘will protect pupils at risk’
• Rule Britannia! and other Proms favourites will be played, BBC says
• Drug gangs ‘posed as key workers’
• COVID-19 COULD HERALD DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN HOW WE WORK
• PRESS AT FOREFRONT OF BATTLE AGAINST FAKE NEWS
• New law planned to save rainforest­s
• Pregnant women told: No caffeine
• Sparrowhaw­k dies after ‘poisoning’
• Licensees call time on pub’s owners
• Sheridan Smith talks of addiction and mental health in documentar­y
• ‘There’s never a time for divisions in society, but that is particular­ly the case right now.’
• All grist to the mill for enthusiast­s
• Captain Sir Tom and Vinnie Jones to feature in new series
• Swash and Thomas in rail safety film
• UK to be ‘first in line for Oxford vaccine if found to be effective’
• Halt bailiff visits until Covid-19 crisis has finished, urges Labour
• County needs £750m for Covid-19 recovery, say leaders
• Council leader attacks ‘nonsense’ of inconsiste­ncy on gym openings
• Staff ‘more likely to get Covid on coffee break than in classroom’
• Teachers ‘have been forgotten’ in school return
• Raab to call for talks when he visits Israel and Palestinia­n territorie­s
• MP Cooper repeats call over sacking guilty councillor­s
• Wind and heavy rain warnings are issued as Storm Francis blows in
• BBC best placed to show Britain’s values, boss says
• Ex-Navy officer among fans sentenced over attacks on police and Leeds United stewards
• Woman ‘left sick and confused by officer’s threesome request’
• Taxidermis­t jailed for ‘brazen’ flouting of endangered species laws
• GPs ‘should not ignore gut feeling over cancer suspicions’
• Why were trains not stopped after derailment, asks trade union chief
• Ex-shop worker cleared of terror plot
• We won’t survive if sports centre stays closed until April, say clubs
• Care home closes after watchdog’s criticisms
• New books and new IT area as library gets makeover
• Repair teams get busy as virus keeps heavy traffic off the roads
• BEHIND THE CAMERA: Yorkshire Post photograph­er Mark Bickerdike
• BUSY RYLAN’S A GRAFTER
• How to keep your garden colourful as autumn arrives
• Chance to improve local government
• Airport plans must be delayed
• Authority has a responsibi­lity to residents over parking
• BBC’s global aims
• CROSSWORD
• Rise and fall of Doncaster’s trolleybus­es
• Hendrick determined to meet expectatio­ns
• Blades quartet called up by new manager
• No grudges as City chief eyes success
• Giants coach backs Covid crackdown as pack star suspended
• Derbyshire remain in the hunt for place in the final
• Hopes high for ‘inspiratio­nal’ Anderson to reach milestone as Silverwood targets perfect end
• ST LEGER GETS TIMELY BOOST
• LYTH ENDS HIS CENTURY WAIT

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