Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-14

• ‘ Mums, sisters, daughters.’
• Police offer ‘ heartfelt apology’ victims as Sutcliffe dies after
• Fearful time to grow up in 70s with a real- life monster in our midst
• ‘ A cloud that hung over our joy’ – women tell of terror in daily lives
• Horror stories with no answers – until police stumbled on the truth
• Missed clues left loner free to keep killing
• Police let trail go cold after murder of last victim
• City bowling greens could close as council eyes £ 83,000 savings
• Tintanic rower says it with flowers – and sword – on golden wedding
• Ex- trainee in dock for selling fake Mouseman furniture
• Landmark rail viaduct on track for £ 2.1m repairs
• Warning of a backlog of cancer cases and an increase in deaths
• ‘ Virus won’t get us here’... former health chief tells of 2015 forecast
• MP asks: Why has Government cut number of school laptops?
• Heartfelt plea to let one family member visit a care home
• Spread rate down in UK but up in parts of region
• Tories’ relief at departure of Cummings
• Brexit ‘ won’t hold up vaccine delivery’
• Appeal for overhaul of floods insurance
• Drug addict faces jail for murdering man, 90
• ‘ Regional summit needed to protect Yorkshire’
• A new formula for sub- 2 hour marathon run
• Artist’s images keep the spirit of Tour alive despite postponeme­nt
• ‘ Polypill’ taken with aspirin ‘ cuts cardiac and stroke risk by up to 40pc’
• Court told of burglars’ £ 26m haul after raids on homes of celebritie­s
• Family hail hairdresse­r who spotted lump behind widower’s ear
• Founder of travel firm dies at work at the age of 71
• Best seats in the house will be even betterwhen­uniquethea­trereopens
• Residents’ plea over plans for huge depot
• Growing ambition for a sustainabl­e future in gardens of Chatsworth
• ‘ Hunter’ telescope to study hundreds of planets
• Protesters who tried to get into Hermes hub site are warned by police
• Concerns over extra traffic if ‘ suburb’ is allowed
• How £ 19m will get us walking and into biking
• Long wait for checks hits house buyers in spa town
• Commission­er ‘ sorry’ at lack of trust in force from black communitie­s
• Mother in fundraisin­g bid after son suffers a stroke
• A FREE NEWSPAPER TO READ FOR MOST IN NEED
• Versions of the truth over Diana in real life and on television
• Words of the week
• Care home staff deserve discount too
• Lockdown rule breakers should be given criminal record
• PM’s crisis now an opportunit­y
• Life and death
• Words fail the Minister as she scores a new own goal
• Don’tquestiont­hescientis­ts’motives, celebratet­heirgenius
• Debating without shutting down or dismissing­others
• ‘ Thispandem­icrevealst­hatinequal­ity is woven through the fabric of society’
• CROSSWORDG­eneralKnow­ledge
• Jean Pearce Dance teacher
• Saeb Erekat Peace negotiator
• Evan Price Surgeon
• Lord Sacks
• US election ‘ was most secure in history’
• G20 announces that poorer countries can have debt extension or write- offs
• Mining e- waste for hidden treasure
• Traders show caution with FTSE ending day in the red
• Still in my pyjamas, but I’ve made a start on my finances
• How to lighten the Christmas load this season
• UK’s largest grocers to benefit from £ 2bn in tax rate breaks
• Lloyds steps up move to champion SMEs
• Let’s not slip back into our old ways
• Caffe Nero to ask landlords for better terms following lockdown
• Bradford Manufactur­ing Weeks 2020 ‘ opened the minds of pupils’
• Working parents in region hit hardest

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