Yorkshire Post - 2020-10-21

• Government could face vote on extending free school meals
• Trade talks still stuck in limbo between UK and EU
• GP TAYLOR: – PAGE 15
• U- turn urged after rail link is vetoed
• Radio active waste disposal in spotlight
• Plans for holiday park on farm land
• Northern uproar as strictest virus restrictio­ns are imposed
• Resorts’ two ‘ jewels in the crown’ are back under council control
• Extremist guilty of inciting terrorism
• Bird pays tribute to fellow cricket legend Boycott on 80th birthday
• West in the frame to take over as Charles
• One final battle to preserve legacy of the Vulcan
• Rare penny found in field by detectoris­t could net £ 15,000
• Urgent funding needed for children’s services
• Recruits to be exposed to virus in controlled settings
• Concern at debilitati­ng stress toll on NHS workforce
• Care group calls for total lockdown
• Ruth, 104, aims to walk marathon for charity, inspired by Capt Tom
• Over 100 airport jobs at risk as pandemic takes toll on finances
• Exam grading ‘ could address lost education’
• Member of public questioned ‘ dodgy’ Arena bomber
• Child limit on benefits will cause deep poverty, Supreme Court told
• Fraudster who ran investment scam jailed
• ‘ Outstandin­g’ village school likely to close
• Police probe into destructio­n of notebooks by Grenfell manager
• Journey of discovery through art during ‘ tough year’
• Minister dodges commitment to 2025 target for fast broadband
• Johnson to outline his vision for the North
• An ancient city trials possible future of travel
• Tributes to Spencer Davis Group founder, who has died aged 81
• ‘ Use £ 60m lockdown money to fund more PCSOs’
• Sikh Federation returns to court to challenge ‘ unlawful’ census
• Kate launches national exhibition for lockdown photograph­ic project
• Counsellin­g service helps fight increasing stress levels on farms
• Bird causes a bit of a ‘ rufous’ among dedicated twitchers
• Talented young farmers selected for NFU scheme
• Farming women looking to the future
• Harness racing to continue behind closed doors
• New court ‘ better for grieving families’
• Police force faces huge increase in number of calls
• ‘ I CARRY JO’S SPIRIT WITH ME’
• Author’s aim to showcase best of ‘ undersung’ Leeds
• Shadow of Big Brother in Government’s Track and Trace app
• Airportdec­ision isshort- sighted
• A helping hand
• ‘ Mr Yorkshire’ will be missed every teatime
• Burnham needs to learn maths of Mr Micawber
• Question of trust in Brexitblam­e game
• CROSSWORDP­eterChambe­rlain
• Bellway’s ‘ strong start’ to year after Covid and Grenfell rules hit profits
• Why Harrogate is rated the best place when working from home
• Green Park welcomes civil engineerin­g firm
• Christmas vacancies arrive late and attract huge interest
• Manchester firms see dip in share prices on quiet day
• Buick’s warm tribute to York hero Ghaiyyath
• Revenge is not on Barnsley’s agenda – Murray
• Lewis- Potter fires Tigers to top of table
• Muldoon grabs double in Harrogate victory
• Clarke penalty earns a point for Bantams
• MANCHESTER UNITED WIN IN PARIS
• Saville pounces on error to grab Boro’s winner
• Free- flowing Rovers proving worthy of their lofty position
• Leeds must focus on finishing after gaining Premier respect
• Ameobi pounces to leave Millers still waiting to end jinx
• Leeds or Huddersfie­ld could host this year’s Grand Final
• Impossible for Wednesday chief Monk to adopt a patient approach
• Bacuna’s strike keeps Terriers on right course

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