Yorkshire Post - 2020-09-01

• WANDER IN WONDER
• Sunak facing £ 900m plea for rail link
• Figures reveal region’s shock toll of vanished adults and children
• Unions want ban on school absence fines
• IS A ‘ WINTER OF DISCONTENT’ ON ITS WAY FOR GOVERNMENT?–
• FURORE OVER RETURN TO OFFICES COULD BE A DAMP SQUIB
• Waspi woman‘ was forced to sell home’
• Fight for care home cameras goes on
• Firm’s failure over as bestos dangers
• Adele under attack for ‘ cultural appropriat­ion’ over knotted hair
• My world ended, says helicopter pilot in sea death crash
• ‘...‘ Never let a good crisis go to waste’ is a muchquoted line, often attributed to Churchill.’
• Great excitement about TV re make
• No target for office return at ministry – Eustice
• Warning over spread of diseases from animals to humans
• Traffic unleashed after lockdown as record numbers take to road
• President condemns far right for bid to storm Reichstag
• Cowell relieved and excited as TV talent show returns next month
• Bus services to return to normal levels but with fewer passengers
• Pupils will be three months behind in their studies, teachers believe
• NHS’s soup and shakes diet plan to cut diabetes
• Green groups urge Government to do more to reduce plastic waste
• Housing associatio­n to offer 100 affordable homes
• Activists’ ‘ banshee’ stunt to highlight ‘ unjust’ new tunnel
• Viewers see dramatic rescue of man hit by car and thrown in air
• Students enlisted to plan for future of heritage
• Plans to enable primary school to be ‘ more visible and easier to find’
• Concern over beds and staff ‘ burnout’ in hospitals
• Fears over future of nature reserve if stone quarrying plan is allowed
• BEHIND THE CAMERA: Yorkshire photograph­er Steve Riding
• LOUIS TAKES A LOOK BACK
• Futuristic robot ‘ could save lives and billions of pounds’
• Problems are due to lack of political nous
• Unitary authority plan is gerrymande­ring of worst kind
• Winning back lost trust is key
• Making the grade
• Region needs own assembly
• Focus on the young should be the norm
• Edward VII’s majestic days in Yorkshire
• Keeping the home fires from burning
• Soft ground is key for Safe Voyage
• Owls close to making Windass switch permanent
• Big signings crank up expectatio­ns at United
• Defensive formation proves pivotal for Barnsley
• Coach Fox still ticks all the right boxes for Steelers’ owner
• Tigers’ winger Clare optimistic about quick recovery time
• Stunning comeback sees Norrie through
• Ewan could get used to that winning feeling
• EXPECTATIO­NS ON THE RISE
• ANSWERING RHINOS’ CALL
• Yorkshire denied but early T20 signs offer optimism
• Door remains open to Root but Willey suffers further England agony

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