Yorkshire Post - 2020-10-13

• Tougher rules, new worries
• Government avoids defeat on post- Brexit food standards
• Covid- 19 temporary hospitals asked to ‘ mobilise’
• ANDREW VINE: A CASE OF THE NORTH BEING SHORT- CHANGED... YET AGAIN
• FEATURES: CHALLENGIN­G TIMES FOR THE NATION’S CANCER TREATMENT
• National Park fears ‘planning vacuum’
• Neo- Nazi groups ‘under our noses’
• Metro mayor‘ will not be imposed’
• ‘Action is needed to ramp up clean tech’
• FEARS OVER CHILD SUICIDES:
• FURY OVER ‘ BLIZZARD OF RULES’:
• Sheep farmer is jailed over baby food black mail plot against Tesco
• Veteran told centre he had suicide vest
• City’s ring road works could start in 2023
• Tory peer hits out over ‘ disgrace’ of Amazon tax
• Robert Jenrick
• Finding his own way to port ray land
• Worry over winter and Covid ‘ surges’ and staff shortages
• US man, 25, is first in the country to catch Covid twice
• Authority may have to make £ 119m in savings
• British Airways CEO is replaced by his counterpar­t at Aer Lingus
• GCSE and A- level students will be given three extra weeks to revise
• Survey reveals health impact of lockdown
• Night- time economy leaders start legal challenge on lockdown rules
• UK and EU engage in intensive talks as October 15 deadline looms
• Soap star in hacking case accepts damages
• Son’s plea to find man who killed his father in 2004
• Ex- TV presenter groped woman at Christmas party, court hears
• Pavilion and Spa back under control of council
• Eachstephe­lps breaksilen­ceon braininjur­ies
• MPs should not receive inflation- busting pay rise, says Keir Starmer
• ‘ Drunk PC racially abused nightclub bouncer’
• I spy... Prince’s praise as he takes tour of top secret intelligen­ce base
• Justice system‘ should treat victims and criminals with more dignity’
• Council leader’s job is saved by single vote
• Scheme to cut waiting times for police’s 101 service
• BEHIND THE CAMERA:
• Atherton’s cooking triumphs – and disasters – recalled
• Pull together to help defeat coronaviru­s
• Parking fine system in seaside village immoral and unfair
• PM still to pass lockdown tests
• Thesalarie­sofMPs Case to leave pay to conscience­s
• Cleaner future
• In this crisis, we can learn for the future
• When tram gave way to the trolleybus
• Sam Spinner sets sights on Wetherby comeback race
• Toosoonfor­meto winsaysAlm­eida
• Steelers’ exodus sees players battle to find temporary ‘ homes’
• Youth is the focus as Barnsley basketball programme begins
• Portrait painting helped Leeds potter Grace through lockdown
• Kerry’s golden finish earns Town local bragging rights
• England chief Southgate calls for repeat against the Danes
• Leeds will be patient in pursuit of midfielder
• Project Big Picture has backing of Barnsley chairman Conway
• YORKSHIRE RIVALS STRIVING TO END SEASON IN GOOD SHAPE All for to as play Hull and Giants eye strong conclusion
• Abdull has sympathy for the Devils in final countdown
• Youngsters urged to repeat their efforts against Wolves
• Shutt eyes chance to improve consistenc­y
• Hamilton takes aim at sport’s past legends
• Supporters will be missed at Wembley as Rhinos concentrat­e on business of winning
• Yorkshire back plantoresu­rrect WorldT20ev­ent

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