Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-11

• Hardest- hit North ‘ should be a priority’
• Relocating civil servants ‘ will do little to level North- South divide’
• Students can go home for Christmas in ‘ travel window’
• PM is among first leaders to call Biden
• JohnsoninL­ords defeatsove­rBrexit
• Farmers’voicesin Dalesaudio­project
• Firm reports strong homebuildd­emand
• Lawrences ‘ lose confidence’ in inquiry
• Ex- defence worker jailed for leaking state secrets
• Memories still remain of the lost comrades
• Hero nurse’s final letter donated to cathedral where she is buried
• Duchess’s words of comfort for women touched by grief
• Region is targeted for rapid ‘ lateral flow tests’
• Fears of student exodus if exams are cancelled
• Tour operator cancels Lapland trips for UK and Irish families
• Plea to keep holiday parks open for those with ‘ nowhere else to go’
• ‘ Government must offer route out of poverty for families across North’
• Lack of investment in research ‘ is holding North back’
• Ministers must ‘ pick up the pace’ to achieve environmen­tal goal
• MP hits back at ‘ poor response’ criticism
• Stepfather jailed for headlock killing of stepson
• Dales river ‘ could rival Scottish Highlands for salmon fishing’
• Lack of clarity on Towns Fund fuels bias claims
• Online adverts for junk food could be banned under new Government rules
• ‘ Fragmented’ care system failing thousands of children says report
• Trade union launches legal fight over right to picket in lockdown
• Have a say on future ofplanning system
• Businessma­n calls on leaders to stop rowing over devolution
• Catholic leader will not resign over abuse report
• Graphic designer calls on Bashir to give Diana interview ‘ answers’
• Three in race to be Labour’s candidate for mayor
• Charismati­c great northern diver returns to region’s coast
• UK adviser Abbott joins debate on agricultur­e
• Charity’s work boosted by £ 4,000 donation
• Bridleways’ loss fears over closure of definitive map in 2026
• Teacher paid £ 8,500 after attack by pupil
• Probe into planning enforcemen­t delay
• Brontë village gets all spruced up to spread some Christmas cheer
• Yorkshire- born stars gear up fortime on I’m A Celebrity
• TURNING THE PAGE ON FLOODS
• NHS bosses need to come clean on Covid
• Fine mess – and all for throwing orange out of car window
• North needs turbocharg­ing
• Thepublici­nterest
• Will we be found wanting inthedefen­ce of freedom?
• Yorkshire will feel the impact of Biden’s victory
• Winter package puts food on the table
• Persimmon sees strong demand for new builds
• Land Securities suffers £ 835m loss as value of empire slumps
• Meteoric rise as marketing agency celebrates birthday with new office
• A record 5.9 million shoppers went online to buy food
• FTSE up as traders bank on an accelerate­d recovery
• Chase is on for Lostintran­slation
• Why Pearson could prove the game- changerfor­Wednesday
• Harrogate’s groundbrea­king journey shows no sign of faltering
• Burke has key role to play for Blades, says Wilder
• Last now looking to make it a fairytale finale
• ‘ Privileged’ Headingley prospect Barnes joins the Foxes
• Yorkshire quartet in running for 12th Super League spot
• Mitchell’snovelway todeliverm­essage
• Champion Woods still comes over emotional
• Rhinos in safe hands in play- offs with Long, says Agar
• Bellingham set to join England elite at Wembley

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