Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-21

• WOOD FOOD GUIDE: ‘ TREATS’ REMINISCEN­T OF BAKE OFF
• Winter alert over mental health crisis
• Sunak to reveal spending plans for areas once backed by the EU
• Target reached for community wood
• Labour quizzes three mayoral candidates
• MENTAL ANGUISH OF THE YOUNG
• Man who kidnapped his ex then killed her in woods is jailed for life
• ‘ Close shave’ for city over flood risk
• Corbyn’s suspension is spiteful, ex- Labour MP claims
• Sir Vince backs fight for city’s authority
• Town’s leaders urge Hancock for rethink on plea for new hospital
• Dad’s love of ‘ festive flower’ is kept alive by family
• Colleen Rooney post ‘ clearly identified’ Rebekah Vardy
• Budding photograph­ers challenged to focus on natural surroundin­gs
• Threat of industrial action on public sector pay
• Concerns over lack of support for abused children
• Military aid talks as port stays worst place for Covid infections
• Tearful appeals online to help those ‘ who fell between cracks’
• Public must ‘ keep resolve’ despite the second virus peak ‘ flattening’
• ‘ Significan­t drop’ in virus rates in South Yorkshire
• N Ireland to close non- essential shops and pubs
• Signs of progress in talks over post- Brexit trade deal
• Learning disabled man jailed for threats to kill leading politician­s
• Johnson aide quits over PM’s verdict on Patel
• Residents urged to get involved more as quarter say: We’re lonely
• ‘ My father was basically skin and bone... he didn’t know who I was’
• ‘ It makes me feel like I am just wasting my life’
• Tyre fire in Bradford will have pollution impact ‘ worse than Bonfire Night’
• ‘ Invest in barge transport for a green future’
• Tributes to museums head who oversaw dramatic rise in visitors
• MP calls for suicide forums to be closed
• McCann suspect to stay in jail after losing rape appeal
• Plastic pollution conquers Everest as ‘ Death Zone’ succumbs to blight
• Wildlife recovery hopes to create ‘ mosaic’ of UK habitats
• Outrage at Duke, one year after his pledge on Epstein
• Kyle show lie detector test ‘ may have led to death’ of man left in distress
• Government reliance on flawed formulas won’t help us level up
• Words of the week
• BUY BRITISH TO HELP OUR NATION REBOUND
• It’s vital that our trains go electric
• Give us clarity on coronaviru­s and the public will comply
• Patel report must be public
• Long- term crisis
• Pandemic is no excuse for advisers to evade scrutiny
• Remember, women are all so much more than a cliche
• Region should be at heart of a greener future
• Looking to the grassroots once more in hope of rebuilding the Lib Dems
• Des O’Connor
• Ray Clemence
• Police use tear gas at protest over prom
• Biden attempts to plan future administra­tion as Trump continues to block power transition
• The boss who is nurturing innovation
• Stocks ‘ could be in limbo for a while’ over vaccines
• Making debut in mortgage market can be daunting
• Three million have been scammed in pandemic, says bank
• Have a plan for Black Friday – and then stick ruthlessly to it
• In support of a Christmas lockdown
• Fintechs aim to woo children away from traditiona­l banks
• Mutual warns of uncertain outlook
• WARNING SIGNS
• Supermarke­t chain helping dairy business protect the environmen­t

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