Yorkshire Post - 2021-03-30

• UK has to defend against a wave of virus cases, PM says
• Some GPs given permission to use spare vaccine doses on under-50s
• Killing of George Floyd: trial starts of ex-officer
• CRITICS ARE URGED TO LAY OFF DOM BESS AND ALLOW HIM TO DEVELOP
• School inspection­s to be ‘lighter-touch’
• Salvage teams free Suez Canal vessel
• City’s £250,000 on gagging orders
• ANDREW VINE on Tuesday
• No applicatio­ns for right to stay for 2,000 EU children in care
• Schools chief welcomes abuse inquiry
• MPs could be banned from bars over code breaches
• Armouries Museum celebrates lottery win
• ‘One that might seize the imaginatio­n of voters in Hartlepool is the Northern Independen­ce Party.
• Reawakenin­g city’s hallowed walls
• Montreal film prize for Yorkshire duo
• Red-Arctic foxes Debbie and Harry are discovered in shed
• Millions plan to stay off roads during the Easter weekend
• Four face charges over rule breaches at protest
• Rollerskat­ing RAF veteran is inspired by Captain Sir Tom
• Minister hopes large crowd will be able to watch Euro 2020 final
• Comic and other stars encourage black Britons to get vaccinated
• Delight as outdoor sports return
• Hotelier highlights campers who left tent and litter at beauty spot
• Metro mayor ‘will not be given planning powers immediatel­y’
• Sturgeon hits out ‘those who treat politics as a game’
• Households’ February net repayments hit highest rates for 27 years
• Woman jailed over threats to jump off abridge
• Turing Scheme ‘will open more opportunit­ies’
• Arena bomb inquiry told of 999 services’ communicat­ion issues
• Female sculptors celebrated for breaking the mould
• Trust to step up tree-planting to fulfil climate and wildlife goals
• Nature outdoors for children from deprived areas
• Landmarks at risk if cafe and centre are allowed, Civic Society says
• Gig venue hails noise deal with developer of new flats
• Tougher penalties for people who are found with GHB drug
• Council leader hopes funds will aidbusserv­ices
• A glimpse into the past of an object that was made to predict the future
• Raising a glass to landlady’s 40 years of service in popular pub
• Journals ofex-heads arefound in school
• Waiting times ‘of up to two years’ to see dentist
• Councillor and ex-MP to stand in by-election
• Cabinet reshuffle after scandals over sexual misconduct
• Pope grants German archbishop ‘time out’ after probe into abuse
• ALAN’S NATURAL ABILITIES
• ‘Whenever I get back on stage I want it to be an escape’
• Wrong to blame EU in vaccine row
• The long fight for the future of the Penistone line goes on
• The three Rs... as rules eased
• Healthy futures
• Let’s make our region a land of opportunit­y
• Living monument to the miners’ sacrifices
• Red Bull have best car despite defeat
• Phillips and Steelers preparing to make up for lost ice time
• Stockholm honour fuels Hallam’s Beijing desire
• Tizzards flow River into Aintree
• Pivotal period lies ahead in the League One promotion contest
• ‘From out of the dark into the light’ - football and the 1990s
• Roberts apologises after being sent home early
• Turner happy to play in any position for Tigers
• Washbrook hopes his record is a good omen for Knights
• Horschel beats Scheffler but Montgomeri­e is not impressed
• Leeds fight back to snatch the win over a youthful Pulse side
• Rhinos keen to keep a grip on Challenge Cup at St Helens
• Absence of Lewandowsk­i makes Southgate grateful to have his own Captain ‘fantastic’

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