Yorkshire Post - 2020-11-27

• PM names ex- Treasury official as Downing Street chief
• Deprived areas ‘ had cut in aid for flood defences’
• No 10 on defensive over new system of virus tiers
• Concerns at survey on council based on 29 replies
• Trail hunting halted on National Trust and Forestry England land
• Artist’s microscopi­c sculptures of healthcare workers to be auctioned for charity
• Bid to find out more about Yorkshire air ace lost 80 years ago
• A happy return for Moore’s famous sculpture
• City leaders attack Tier 2 status despite lower level of virus cases
• Government facing Tory rebellion on latest restrictio­ns
• ‘ Suspended animation’ for many businesses in new tiers
• Plea to make the £ 20- a- week rise in Universal Credit permanent
• Only one county gets into Tier 1 but chiefs still warn: Be careful
• Decision to cut foreign aid is like being a ‘ playground bully’, peers told
• We’re back to austerity climate, say experts on finance
• ‘ No salami slicing’ of aid budget says Raab
• Government urged to act over ‘ online imbalance that threatens journalism’
• Work on historic building to go £ 1.5m over budget, city council told
• ‘ Milestone’ for Kate as study on childhood is released
• NHS to look into whether a blood test can detect over 50 cancers
• ‘ Hundreds of years before we get safer cycling’
• Headteache­r of North Yorkshire school wins teaching ‘ Oscar’ live on BBC show
• On track to build another steam train
• Air gun law change not enough, says mother whose son was shot
• Death toll from rehearsal for D- Day ‘ could have been worse’
• Robbers who blew up cash machine caught after high- speed chase
• Horse ban for woman over pony suffering
• Airport growth will aid region, says new report
• Council leader hails £ 1.8bn deal ondevoluti­onas‘ besteverst­ruck’
• We’reready to handle new floods, says mayor
• Apps plan for children with mental health problems
• Channel 4 to focus on growth of digital viewing in new strategy
• Ethiopian leader reveals military assault on embattled rebel forces
• ‘ Prisoner swap’ sees Iran bomb trio freed
• Life terms for air base staff in failed Turkey coup
• TACKLING THE LAST TABOO
• Patient safety fears raised due to overworked GPs and nurses
• Rail link for retail facility
• PM’s plan to halt virus is full of risks
• Vital that infrastruc­ture for HS2 is in place in London
• New tiers must not end in tears
• Aid dilemmas
• Central political control trumps common sense
• Sunak is right – tough times lie ahead
• Spending Review is part of our mission to level up
• CROSSWORDC­hrisLeylan­d No. 37
• Tracsis helping NHS to set up vaccine centres
• Mulberry sales plunge but Alexa relaunch gets a ‘ strong reaction’
• Hisense unveils two- year deal to become partner at Leeds United
• Lunac Therapeuti­cs appoints new chief
• Aviva cuts its estimate of virus- related claims to £ 100m
• Ocado and Flutter shares benefit from tier measures
• Spectators can head to Catterick
• Positive approach works well for Boro and Johnson
• Sparks has a vision for Bantams
• ‘ Maradona was for us - and will continue to be - an idol’
• Barnsley have no plans to sell rookies in January
• Hard work starts now in order for Harrogate to welcome fans
• Panel explains reasons behind halving Owls’ points deduction
• A stand- off is high on Hull coach Hodgson’s wish list
• Big ‘ day at the office’ in Llanelli for Pivac
• AMarchstar­tfor nextSuperL­eague
• Trumpmakes­light workofDavi­son
• Hard graft rewarded as Bentley getsGrand Finalspot
• Jones prepared to face ‘ driven’ Wales team
• Burrow’s spirit will inspire Sinfield to marathon challenge
• Harrogate looking to celebrate as fans set for return
• ‘ We don’t know our best XI yet’ admits Morgan as England plan for World Cup

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