Yorkshire Post - 2020-10-27

• PM: We don’t want to see children going hungry
• ‘ Number of Covid patients is far beyond first wave’
• WE CANNOT LET CANCER BECOME THE HIDDEN ‘ C’ AMID COVID
• Factions publish overhaul strategies
• Peak monument reaches heights
• Tanker stow aways arrested for‘ threats’
• Bomber‘ smiled’ before atrocity
• ANDREW VINE on Tuesday
• Tory MPs call on Johnson to act to level up ‘ disadvanta­ged’ North
• Time is short to seal EU deal, says No 10
• Knifeman convicted of killing pensioner near home
• Journal of Lister ‘ was written by her wife’
• ‘ It’s been fantastic to see more people out cycling during the last few months in our local communitie­s.’
• ‘ Brilliant’ BBC host Bough made it all look so easy, says Lineker
• I had no idea about racial bias – Harry
• Mean machine with women in mind
• County facing ‘ severe financial uncertaint­y’ after funding blow
• ‘ Shocking’ housing conditions in North add to winter fears
• Labour hits out at ‘ mask tax’ as VAT reimposed for buyers
• ‘ Decades of discrimina­tion’ led to Covid inequaliti­es, says baroness
• Ministers ‘ will learn lessons’ on communicat­ing shopping rules
• Oxford vaccine’s ‘ strong immune response’ among elderly
• Vaccine maker’s joy over key safety ‘ milestone’
• New deal struck for city and towns to join Tier 3
• Protected peregrine falcon dies after eating bait laced with poison
• Tory MP Jenkyns reveals why she voted against free holiday meals
• City council to appoint new chief – on salary of £ 145,000
• Commons Speaker in call for a ‘ nicer’ Parliament after debate
• Yorkshire man denies charges over plane crash that killed footballer
• 800 legal figures call on PM and Patel to end ‘ hostility’
• Photograph­er delves into his father’s prints to capture real life on islands
• Call to crack down on ‘ national scandal’ of ‘ pimping websites’
• OAP robbed of picture of his wife days before death
• Driverless Tube trains for £ 7bn would be ‘ poor value’
• Battle to save historic building from bulldozer
• TUNING IN TO WILDLIFE
• ‘ The first weekend living on the edge of Tiers 2 and 3’
• They try to switch blame to parents
• City forefather­s built a better future in last time of crisis
• Councils, cuts and Covid crisis
• A county’s future
• Scrivens’ eye for the quaint and ancient
• Courses face closing gates for good
• Consistenc­y is the key for Tigers insists boss McCann
• Skelmersda­le off to Harrogate in Cup
• Taylor’s in contention for a swift injury return
• Bantams in need of overdue consistenc­y, says O’Donnell
• Boss Weaver urges his players to follow Bamford’s example
• Lewis has unfinished business as Sharks prepare to tip- off
• Salford coach Watson reveals he rejected Hull approach
• Huby steps in to help provide meals for children
• Tigers pay price for Holmes’s moment of madness
• Former Carnegie loanee Umaga set for his England debut
• Reds and Ismael on the same page
• WARNOCK IS ON A MISSION
• RIDER COBDEN ON CYRNAME
• Rival managers Guardiola and Klopp left with mixed emotions on injured Aguero and van Dijk

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