Yorkshire Post - 2021-03-17

• Charles ‘thrilled’ as father returns to castle
• Climate change ‘poses big threat to region’
• PM keen to avert ‘cold war’ with China as he outlines policy vision
• Concerns over catch-up tuition in poorer areas
• Levelling Up Fund claims dismissed
• Greggs reports its first loss in 36 years
• ‘More to do’ to protect women
• Small birds helped by the mild winter
• Concerns over Army:
• Smoothing relations:
• £3m boost for hydrogen transport hub
• Chance to ensure ‘bright future’ for fishermen
• ‘Over the last 35 years, bus use has fallen by 60 per cent here while it has doubled in London.’
• Court is told of Vardy’s £900,000 budget for her case against Rooney
• They’re off but going is soft at flagship festival
• How lightning strikes may have played a role in the formation of life on Earth
• Tributes to ‘magnetic presence’ of Bond villain Yaphet Kotto
• European regulator to conduct review into safety of Oxford jab
• UK’s worst day for Covid-19 deaths happened in January
• Demand for money from cash machines plunges
• Labour says UK ‘out of step’ with other nations in recovery efforts
• Hancock claims one per cent rise does not amount to NHS pay cut
• Alzheimer test hope boosted by nanotech
• Residents face new battle over future of village pub
• Restorers take care not to disturb the colonies of bats in a fake castle
• Plans to recycle industrial waste on site of former coal pit rejected
• Neglect a factor in nursing home deaths
• NatWest bank faces criminal proceeding­s over money laundering
• Herriot vet drama takes to city streets for filming
• Church minister calls for boy to be allowed to stay in UK
• MP issues dire warning over minerals failure
• Award-winning filmmaker helps next generation
• Society returns to low deposit mortgage market
• Owls and kestrels feast on plentiful supply of field voles
• Red Tractor concludes ‘biggest’ food safety survey
• Gueen manks It Patnick’s Day with ‘fond’ memonies
• Resorts plan ‘windfall’ projects
• Russia warns it will block Twitter in move seen as war on dissent
• Nuclear deal with Iran ‘still possible’
• The climate for change is now
• Our family will be forever grateful to the wonderful NHS
• The key lessson Education needs 10-year plan
• Nothing wrong with the Yorkshire Bank brand
• Time to level with us on levelling up
• Railing over MoD’s woes
• Hard economics of desire for cleaner environmen­t
• Harworth set for key role in levelling up
• ScS to return some furlough cash as sofa group feels online benefit
• Wates Group secures contract to develop new city business district
• Cobden confident in Politologu­e
• Fortune favours Warnock’s Boro to keep play-offs bid alive
• Keeping it fresh and injury-free for the run-in
• Slade injury makes England consider centre options
• Fightback by Evans proves not enough
• Buttler’s innings puts rival Kohli in the shade
• Two early goals ensure City go safely through
• Corberan braced for Owls attack
• Vintage performanc­e earns Cheltenham glory for Mania as Blackmore lands female first

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