Yorkshire Post - 2021-04-06

• Virus status passports still on the cards
• Planning free-for-all ‘could pose threat to historic city centres’
• JOHN MAJOR’S CRUCIAL ROLE IN AID OF OPPRESSED KURDS
• Protection plan for castle’s remains
• EASTER ON HIGH
• Court backs Google in copyright battle
• Many seek help over surge in ‘hoarding’
• Court case backlog over lack of funding
• ANDREW VINE on Tuesday
• Call for register of interests after probe into fire chiefs’ private firm
• TV farmer gave birth to her eighth child with only a dog for company
• Former Minister Gillan dies aged 68
• Sex abuse survivor’s book aims to aid other victims
• Drama about Vietnam War protest is big awards winner
• Art festival to mark ‘personal victories and survival tactics’ as it goes national
• Arts project aims to help hundreds of lonely people
• Making a spectacle for UK Festival
• Fears ‘miserly’ rise in sick pay will not help people with virus
• Claims that Ministers secretly dined out to be probed
• Northern areas will miss out on extra health funds, Labour says
• Firms can apply for loans of up to £10m until the end of the year
• Call for review into NHS use of shock therapy
• Campaign group to seek judicial review over Levelling Up Fund
• Focus on economic recovery not independen­ce, Brown tells SNP
• Firearms officer accused of stalking colleague faces police misconduct hearing
• Woman given suspended sentence for role in robbery of 63-year-old
• Joint bid to tackle region’s health inequaliti­es ‘would be a big step’
• £4m to help support families experienci­ng relationsh­ip difficulti­es
• Tory and Labour vow to not use mayoral tax powers
• Family demands man is named over rail worker’s death
• Police find body in the search for missing student Richard
• Bishop’s concern over report on race
• Increase in grants for refugee students
• Scheme to refurbish colliery’s ‘landmark’ memorial
• MARRIED LIFE UNDER LENS
• Yorkshire pub cited as a ‘top tavern’ in staycation­s list
• Jab passports will reassure us over safety
• Young people lose out under inferior foreign study scheme
• Justice delayed is justice denied
• The public’s health
• Tougher action needed over fly-tipping
• Railways seen through eyes of B-holder
• Benn eyes all-British clash – if he can beat Vargas
• McIlroy can become a legend by winning the Masters
• Spieth is returning to form at justthe right time
• ‘Magnificen­t seven’ pledge their futures to Yorkshire cause
• Hendry manages to find rhythm against White
• Ground is key for Lake View Lad
• Tough day at office as Millers home woe continues
• Warnock backing Watford to secure promotion
• Hull extend their lead at the top of League One table
• Rovers’ slide extends after narrow defeat
• Everton lacking killer touch, says Ancelotti
• Shaymen boost play-off hopes with narrow win
• Corberan is now preparing Town to ‘beat the fatigue’
• Stevenage draw could prove big point for City
• Kirk hailed ‘special’ by Steelers coach
• Ismael urges Reds to stay focussed in bid to secure playoff spot
• Historic day for Welch brings woe for Town
• Liverpool’s Klopp says revenge not driving force ahead of Real rematch
• REDS SET NEW AWAY RECORD
• BLAIR GLAD TO MAKE SWITCH
• Owls run riot to turn up pressure on rivals

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