Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-23

• Warning over HS2 delays of 20 years in region
• ‘ Over- 50s hit hardest by unemployme­nt’
• Mesothelio­ma centre will be first of its kind
• Chemicals cancer risk for fire fighters
• Trump‘ did not try to break the law’
• Instagramm­ers trek to crash site
• Johnson to pledge extra testing for Tier 3 areas after lockdown
• PM ‘ tried to water down Patel report’
• Mural of Churchill wearing lingerie can stay
• Quentin’s arm stunt not enough to avoid being licked in dance- off
• Welby to take three months off work
• Rivals bury the hatchet after years of troubled waters...
• Mural of Leeds United stars celebrates diverse heritage
• Chancellor says there will be no return to austerity
• Call for more borrowing and spending on welfare state to help the economy
• Minister unveils her scheme to aid mental health
• Don’t ‘ party’ at Christmas, warn victims’ families
• Government appointmen­ts ‘ unlawful’, campaigner­s say
• Council leader issues urgent plea to PM: ‘ We’re in a serious situation’
• Almost nine out of 10 people who earn more than £ 1m are men, study shows
• Chancellor hopeful of Brexit deal but not ‘ at any price’
• 5,000 turn up at Yorkshire A& Es with toothache and rotten gums
• Cash plea as building of rail test centre hit by delays
• Ribblehead recreation aids restoratio­n
• Tory MPs line up to revolt on planning shake- up
• Half of young women and girls harassed on street over summer, polling reveals
• Thousands of houses are sold twice in a year
• Museum to show precious quilt that once belonged to Hannah Hauxwell
• PC who quit beat over stress tells how jokers made him risk his life
• Row over ‘ damning’ statement on bypass
• Work to transform railway station set to begin
• Restaurant in crime- hit student area faces defeat over bid to serve alcohol
• VITAL GRANT MEANS CHARITY CAN HELP MORE PEOPLE
• Charity walker halted by lockdown urges workers to step out for lunch
• Army had live bullets for protest ‘ hoodlums’
• Turkey sees itself as part of Europe, says Erdogan
• FOND NURSING MEMORIES
• Sunak faces tough choices as Spending Review is held
• ‘ Rule of two’ should follow lockdown to keep Covid down
• HS2 delay will betray region
• Deadly legacy
• Cummings will almost certainly make comeback
• Help in meeting zero emissions target
• Christmas isn’t cancelled – but it can’t be the same
• Firms support headteache­r to open college
• Half the office space now let at historic textile mill conversion
• Halfords is aiming to take on 1,100 people as demand for bicycles grows
• Tenders issued for hospital developmen­t
• Pets At Home to post jump in sales after pandemic boom
• Hill hikes inspired adventure in Captain Cook

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