Yorkshire Post - 2021-02-26

• Ministers ‘not doing enough on flood risk’
• Shift to online shopping may put 3,000 Asda office workers at risk
• FEATURES: ROYAL FAMILY AND A PRESIDENT OF USA... THE LIFE OF A CHAUFFEUR
• Region’s cities ‘on Treasury base list’
• Roman Quarter scheme rejected
• Fuel producer will reopen next year
• MPs to look into safety of ‘death trap’ smart motorways
• Labour plan to provide more money for start-ups
• Innovation holds key in UK fight for levelling up
• Walliams and Clunes are handed payouts over phone-hack scandal
• Barrowman and Paige team up again for All Star Musicals show
• Falcons watched around the world
• Students are given more time to appeal on exams
• Tourism hotspot York has one of highest rates of furloughed staff
• Number ill in hospital now falls from 900 to 500
• HOPES FOR A BUMPER SUMMER Resorts are hoping that people do like to be beside the seaside again
• Covid alert level lowered as risk to NHS recedes
• Crime writing festival returns this summer
• Branagh is transforme­d into Boris for TV series on Covid crisis in UK
• Think of others and have your vaccinatio­n, urges the Queen
• Levelling up ‘is not just about the North’
• Captain Sir Tom ‘would chuckle’ at plans to plant trees in his honour
• Tories told not to vote against March Budget
• Dylan, 12, hits a new high as he conquers ice climb
• Veterans of Gulf War urged to seek help for stress disorder
• Hussein smears would draw attention to arms sales, Thatcher told
• Number of rough sleepers has fallen by a third
• Tory quits as leader after rivals push for increase in council tax
• We are a town, not a village, say Reeth residents
• Diary date for art lovers as Pepys engraving goes under the hammer
• Team starts pioneering study on children’s rare sensory syndromes
• Scheme to build 67 homes on a meadow is rejected
• Fresh row breaks out over rural airfield
• Council leader denies claims of secret talks with Ministers over devolution
• ‘Missed opportunit­ies to find out about authority’s debts’
• Deregulati­on dangers in northern plan
• A step at a time out of lockdown is the correct approach
• Don’t write off this generation
• A balancing act
• Time to tackle the rural scourge of hare coursing
• PM signposts the road to ‘Global Britain’
• CROSSWORD Chris Leyland No. 49
• Satellite images reveal building work at Israeli nuclear facility
• ‘Miracle’ in China as leader claims an end to poverty
• Rare Van Gogh painting of Montmartre to be exhibited before sale
• Drax abandons its plans for a gas-fired plant
• Clipper Logistics announces two new major retail contract wins
• Primark owner believes it lost out on sales of £1.1bn due to Covid-19
• Tech firm adds Covid details to software
• British Gas owner warns that overhaul is just starting
• Wall Street inflation fear pushes FTSE into the red
• KPMG to split roles of chair and chief
• Funding programme set to boost ‘smart’ manufactur­ing across the Humber
• Co-op Bank predicts profit soon after year that saw loss of £103m
• Firm launches solar derailer
• Murphy to return in ‘top spirits’
• Only way is up for Doncaster this year – Halliday
• Master tactician Bielsa asks Leeds to ‘play game in its best form’
• Bench increase means no resting on laurels
• Rafiq investigat­ion too important to be rushed, say Yorkshire
• England slump to two-day Test loss in India

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