Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-12

• ROYAL REMEMBRANC­E: CHARLES AND CAMILLA WEAR MASKS AT SERVICE
• End to a Treasury ‘ scandal’ may aid the North
• Girl died in car park after £10 drug dose
• Election recount in state of Georgia
• Rocks tar’ s victory in hedgehog battle
• Liquid for victims of domestic violence
• Doctors criticise the Government as Covid death toll tops 50,000
• Forgotten memorial to First World War dead is found
• ‘ It’s not facile to talk about politician­s and clothes. What political figures wear – or not – says a lot.’
• Villagetri­butetotheb­rigadierwh­o chose nation’s Unknown Warrior
• Sacrifices past and present recalled at service
• Convention centre ‘ on course for new slump in finances’
• Christmas evacuation plan was ‘ sprung on’ universiti­es
• Experts hail accuracy of rapid virus tests being sent out to Yorkshire health chiefs
• City council is accused of making secret decisions on Covid response
• Starmer presses PM over ‘£ 130m spent on PR companies this year’
• Pages of history explore the rejuvenati­on of city port
• Diplomatic immunity disputed for Harry Dunn’s alleged killer
• Frontline services may face cuts warn councils
• Abuse scandal survivor’s police complaint upheld ‘ but no one held to account’
• Probation officer loses discrimina­tion appeal
• Scientists to look into 6G virtual meetings
• Brave Joshua hopes his Superman dream comes true as plea goes out
• Man who killed his partner’s son may never be released from jail
• Eustice hails better deal for farmers as Agricultur­e Bill becomes law
• Manford stands up for rights of comedians to say something offensive
• PC sacked for missing call- out to finish pizza
• Offshore asylum system does not work, MPs told
• Water plans to reach emissions target
• Stars pay tribute to ‘ amazing’ dance teacher
• Learn how to relax and let the worries of the day fade away
• ‘ This tiny girl pulled through, beating huge odds against her’
• Holiday park’s plan for future after virus
• Disaster victims’ stories told in book’s new edition
• SUPPORT FOR THE SCREEN
• Mental health nurses ‘ giving back’ in the darkest times
• Face masks should be compulsory
• Dispiritin­g reality after moving Remembranc­e services
• Fairer deal for North at last?
• Council challenge
• Rates system needs reform
• A brave, better future with Hyperloop
• Inhard times, we can help our nation of shopkeeper­s
• Pope in pledge to ‘ eradicate evil’ after release of sex abuse cover- up report
• England’s T20 stars able to gain invaluable experience
• Youngs hits reset button as he targets World Cup in 2023
• O’Connor is keen to ensure matches are an attractive option
• Epatante in the running for Fighting Fifth
• Wednesday in talks to bring Pulis in as Monk’s replacemen­t
• Hull game in doubt as Burton are struck by Covid- 19
• England to remember Stiles; mischievou­s and one of a kind
• Palmer breaks the mould with a ‘ special year’
• Fast- learner Smith desperate to make it to Final ‘ big dance’
• Powell calls for unified sport in light of Wolfpack fallout
• Relief as Banks links up with German team
• Tour de Yorkshire postponed until 2022 but organisers insist it will return
• HULL TARGET GRAND FINAL
• TIME TO LET FANS BACK IN
• Injured Gomez ruled out to leave Southgate frustrated
• MASTERING AUGUSTA

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