Yorkshire Post - 2020-10-16

• QUEEN BACK TO BUSINESS
• Tensions grow over lockdown plans for the North
• Ill doctor’s family may be told to leave UK
• Holiday lets close to castle site gain approval
• THE BEEKEEPER WHO OFFERS A HELPING HAND TO ASYLUM- SEEKERS –
• THE POLITICKIN­G MUST STOP IF WE ARE TO BEAT THE VIRUS
• ‘UK’s wettest day on record in storm’
• Domino’s sales up as TV sport returns
• ‘Colossal’ parcels depot is backed
• ‘ We were wrong’ over tree- felling scandal, senior councillor says
• Network Rail joins campaign to lift lid on abuse of workers
• Commuter route to be turned into three lanes to cut jams
• ‘In 2019,10,000 people were believed to be victims of modern slavery and referred to the National Referral Mechanism.
• Retired police chief denies Janner child abuse claims were covered up
• Star gazing in pods’ own country
• Happy ending as author Bryson enjoys ‘ retirement experiment’
• Students may face December 8- 22 lockdown before they can go home
• Burnham’s fury at moves for a Tier 3 lockdown
• Six out of 10 contacts reached in worst week for tracing
• Empathy with hardest- hit ‘ the only way to persuade citizens’
• City needs stricter rules, MP says
• Covid- 19 deaths being driven by ‘ perfect storm’
• Coronaviru­s has hit fast- forward button on ageing for millions, charity says
• Pandemic pushing care homes ‘ even closer to the edge’
• You have a duty to turn up in person at Commons, MPs told
• Rashford’s meals plea for poorer children is rejected
• Most motorists back tougher sentences for killer drivers
• Meeting to discuss BP scheme is called off by council
• I couldn’t eat or sleep before I decided to come out – Schofield
• Johnson’s ‘ disappoint­ment’ at slow progress in EU trade talks
• Police warned about ‘ crank’ 30 minutes before Arena blast
• Stray to be planted with wild flowers in new drive
• ‘ My 4 little stars in the sky’: Klass reveals her miscarriag­e torment
• I never crossed line, Leslie tells sex trial
• Ex- councillor reveals bid to stand as mayor
• Exhibition on art of wellbeing to remain in region
• FREE AT- HOME HEARING TESTS
• Villagers in push for cycle path say Sunak could pay
• Climate change may have driven early human species to extinction, say scientists
• Tribute to daredevils as cheese- roller gargoyle to gaze down from cathedral
• Blair condemns Bali terror attack and exam grades are revised
• A system that reflectsvo­ters’ preference­s
• Sunak ignores plight of self- employed people in dire straits
• Actasonein­the public interest
• Food for thought Rashford 1, Eustice 0 on poverty
• Only way to beat virus is to stick with restrictio­ns
• CROSSWORDC­hrisLeylan­d No. 31
• Star Pubs & Bars fined £ 2m by watchdog after code breaches
• Hollywood Bowl sees trading beat expectatio­ns since the reopening
• Dunelm hands back £ 15m furlough cash
• Upbeat Redcentric improves operationa­l performanc­e
• Market goes into a tailspin over London restrictio­ns
• EFL clubs must be united in any Premier League deal
• Stability remains the key for Town boss Corberan
• McCann rules out new arrivals before transfer window closes
• Whiteman staying at Rovers despite Reds’ bid, insists Moore
• Warne expects Jozefzoon to be final addition
• Donaldson eager to atone for his final heartache
• Narvaez in Giro win but safety fears grow
• Frustrated Grace rues missed chances after English Open exit
• Ruthless Saints inflict heavy defeat on depleted Trinity
• LONG ROAD TO WEMBLEY...
• New whiteball deal for Yorkshire’s Rashid
• Bannan is going nowhere insists Owls chief Monk

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