Yorkshire Post - 2021-03-11

• HERITAGE IN FOCUS
• Public’s fears over increase in inequality
• Government backs new port that could employ up to 3,000 people
• Heseltine fears for devolution agenda
• Duke backs fight for HS2 station
• Police in Myanmar target rail workers
• Press could face tougher regulation
• City helps to secure funding for site
• No charges over man’s death after restraint at station
• Jayne Dowle
• Footballer’s inquest to take place next year after trial over air crash
• Mighty Ark Royal and the city that adopted it
• Census-day plaques pay tribute to local heroes
• Podcasts bring to life present and past characters of Dales
• Labour accuses PM of lying over NHS funding vote
• Surveyors warn more need to be done to support housing market
• Warning of mental health crisis in care sector
• Johnson rejects Brussels claims on vaccine ‘ban’
• Fry hails ‘wonderful moment’ as he gets vaccine at Westminste­r Abbey
• Ex-MP fears ‘pent-up aggression’ could increase road casualties
• Soft drinks sugar consumptio­n falls 10 per cent in wake of tax
• PM is warned over failure to investigat­e complaints against ministers
• Victims of heart attacks put at risk by 999 delays
• Couple ‘feeling free’ in wake of interview says actress friend
• ‘Great’ Queen deserves statue, says Tory MP
• Piers Morgan quit ITV’s morning show after complaint from Duchess
• We can focus on best of Britain when Covid crisis ends, says MP
• Lottery winner is cleared on road death
• Ex-paratroope­r, 89, embarks on latest challenge for charity
• Mother of murdered sons hits out over claims on custody disputes
• Our resilience helps us find a way through darkest of times
• The chef serving up hope and a hot meal to families in need
• Council in trees row wins share of planting fund
• Two arrests as police say missing man may have been murdered
• ‘I want us to learn from this’
• Long journey starts as rhino heads fom new African home
• SIMM’S STATE OF GRACE
• Man’s 105 days undergroun­d at caverns back in focus
• Serious consequenc­es if NHS pay differenti­als continue
• Crunch point for levelling up
• Sowing the seeds
• Nothing free about Sunak’s freeports
• Why we have to prepare for the next health crisis
• Time to hang up for good on scam calls
• Court starts jury selection in George Floyd death trial
• I refused offers to spy for my freedom, says academic jailed in Iran
• Challenge welcomed by Hewitt on return to Steelers
• England unlikely to call on exiled star Hales
• No untouchabl­es in England team – Vunipola
• No kidding with National favourite
• Tigers winger forced to miss rest of promotion campaign
• Butler is the man to help Rovers bounce back
• Last-gasp defeat will only spur Bantams as they head to Carlisle
• McIlroy delighted to be back to where the shutdown all began
• Myler is happy to adapt again for Rhinos
• Women finally get back in action
• European tournament­s won’t be staged in USA
• Maximum effort is the key for Hull FC coach Hodgson
• Winning run over as Tykes held in stalemate
• Liverpool find home comforts in Budapest to reach Euro quarter-finals
• STEEL CITY ON SUMMER ALERT
• RETIREMENT OF A LEGEND

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