Yorkshire Post - 2020-09-24

• Firms in ‘ moment of peril’ on Brexit and virus
• £ 6m call to tackle toll of invasive species
• JAYNE DOWLE: PM SHOULD ASK REGIONS ON HOW TO TACKLE VIRUS CRISIS
• LIFE: THE FORMER ADDICT NOW SPENDING HIS DAYS HELPING THE HUNGRY
• Terror attack talks by children aged 13
• Rowover Harry’s hate speech call
• Archbishop­s tell banks saved by UK: It’s your turn to show mercy
• Minister hits out at ‘ illegal Labour wars’ in troop prosecutio­n debate
• Prison for cleaner who spiked her boss’s coffee with cleaning fluid
• Daughters’ tribute to ‘ warrior mum’ who died in blast
• Placenta developmen­t is the first step in human embryo growth, scientists find
• Digging deep into history of well- trod city walls
• Charity fundraiser Capt Tom signs film deal for his life story
• Councils face finance black hole over Covid- 19 costs, says report
• How the long- awaited contact- tracing app, launched today, will work
• One in five adults ‘ are likely to shun new vaccine’
• Record number of students due to start degree courses
• Majority back tax rises for all but the poorest
• Rising debt a problem for BAME population, says study
• Starmer’s warning of ‘ a wave of winter job losses’
• Friend of the Cambridges helps villagers’ fight to make road safer
• Tributes to teacher trampled to death by cows
• Royal wedding souvenirs on sale as vintage bridal gown goes on display
• Hauliers accuse Ministers of trying to shift blame for possible border chaos
• Ensuring high food standards ‘ is giving us control’
• Brexit talks in ‘ breakthrou­gh’ on food exports
• New town centre could be created in Army garrison’s big expansion
• We could save £ 195,000 on the salt we use on winter roads, claims authority
• School sacked worker ‘ after Facebook posts over LGBT teaching’
• Families welcome US trial for terror suspects
• ‘ Significan­t informatio­n’ from witness in 1992 murder inquiry
• Height of dedication as wind mill owners laps the paint on
• Finding a sense of peace when our minds are playing tricks
• Fears raised on ‘ Wild West’ of online politics
• GP service for minor injuries now open two years after unit closure
• 10,000 trees to be planted in borough
• Farming firm unveils pond plan to recycle rainwater
• BEST BITS OF BUSINESS
• Good news as Ruby Wax looks on the bright side of life
• Osborne to blame for BBC licence blow
• We have to protect the economy to prevent more deaths
• Sunak in ‘ no win’ situation
• PM is half- baked
• Urgent need for local authority funding reform
• Opportunit­ytogive childrenbe­st start
• CROSSWORDR­ogerSquire­s No. 3,635
• Heavyweigh­t contest for an industry giant
• Ultimate dream as Smith eyes career in UFC
• Aquatics venue Ponds Forge to re- open after financial bailout by city council
• Balmoral is Ascot target for Escobar
• Brownhill on target as Burnley progress in Cup
• EFL call for blueprint to navigate sporting lockdown
• Llorente can plug the gaps at back for Leeds after £ 17m move
• ‘ We are glorious at being inconsiste­nt’ says Hull boss Last
• Powell left frustrated as Tigers’ Richardson is ruled out
• Smith challenges KR to ‘ restore lost pride’
• Agar expects different threat from Robins
• Owls youngsters punished in Cup defeat at Fulham
• TYKES SUFFER RULE OF SIX
• A GIANT STEP FOR ROBINSON
• Hull City refused West Ham’s offer of Covid testing – and would do so again

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