Yorkshire Post - 2020-09-21

• Fears that landmark devolution deal may be ditched
• Yorkshire begins conversati­ons on how to tackle social divisions
• Whitty warns of ‘ critical point’ in pandemic
• FEATURES: WORLD WRITES NEW CHAPTER IN STORY OF GENTLEMAN JACK – PAGE 13
• Regiontake­son Scotstorul­egolf
• FLYPAST FOR FEW
• ‘ Incompeten­t’PM criticised byRayner
• Investment­blow formanufac­turers
• Policeoffi­cersare failingtot­akeleave
• There are now four ways that you can subscribe to The Yorkshire Post.
• Man who murdered wife in machete attack to be sentenced next month
• Price tag on larger homes hits new high in space race
• Old cinema gets ready to rock again
• Pinter taught me not to hide roots – Dyer
• Yorkshire Tea turns over new leaf with jam and toast blend
• UK ‘ at tipping point’ as Hancock warns of new national lockdown
• Q& A ■ When do the new regulation­s come into force?
• Teachers concerned over students’ exam grades next year
• Call to give MPs a vote on new restrictio­ns
• Economy will lose £ 32m a day, aviation report says
• Most pension holders ‘ unsure if retirement pots are environmen­tally friendly’
• Bowel cancer patients failing to receive advice on diet, say scientists
• Raab guard suspended for leaving gun on jet
• Raise cup to nurses in cancer care, says survivor
• New treatment for breast cancer ‘ could potentiall­y save many lives’
• New survey reveals a decline in number of water voles
• 2,200 homeless given lockdown lifeline in B& Bs
• Smoking quit rate highest for decade
• Office plan for waste depot will bring jobs
• Masterplan hailed for boosting jobs, housing and leisure
• Golf course faces losing nine holes in nature trails plan
• Consult Red hailed as innovators in media sector by new chairman
• Harrogate Tipple celebrates ‘ Oscar’ win for its Downton Abbey range
• Electric buses in first zero emissions fleet
• Building society homes in on £ 3m thanks to share issue
• Marketing ‘ can do more to help good causes’
• Party conference­s go online – but Bake Off back in tent
• Brexit has been sold on a pack of lies
• Campaign to rejoin the EU will be back with a vengeance
• Devolution deal must go ahead
• Self- isolation fines
• Banning traffic from town will not help retailers
• Tough decision must be made on airport
• Haves and the have- nots taught lessons in division
• CROSSWORDP­eterChambe­rlain
• The hotel that fell into sea as worldwatch­ed
• Jeremy Clarkson’s drive over the Buttertubs Pass

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