Yorkshire Post - 2021-04-08

• DUCHESS AT MOSQUE
• Jab choice for young due to clot concerns
• More than a third of teachers say they will quit in five years
• BLAME THE PARENTS WHEN CHILDREN TRASH THE WORLD
• Rise of loneliness in lockdown revealed
• Nine held in county lines drugs raids
• Ofsted to visit schools in abuse claims
• Historic oak trees trimmed in breach of order
• McDonald announces death of her partner
• ‘Wakefield has the location, the culture and the history to be the capital of West Yorkshire.’
• Salmond could be Putin’s Scottish ‘spokesman’, warns Lib Dem chief
• Paintings provide a window to coastal memories
• Visitors will be allowed to explore and picnic in Buckingham Palace gardens
• Team’s images of galaxies and stars
• University leaders call for clarity on easing restrictio­ns for students
• Covid tests offer ‘will play vital role at end of lockdown’
• Sturgeon hails return of Scottish fans to cheer on team in Euro 2020
• PM defends Covid passports as a way to open up economy
• Air quality messages could be sent out to ‘influence behaviour’
• ITV film to examine impact of George Floyd death on Britain
• District’s smokers pay high health cost
• Councils don’t want return to in-person meetings
• Officer who stalked and harassed colleague is barred from police
• Praise as expansion of petrol station is scaled down
• Baby wallaby among new arrivals as wildlife park prepares to reopen
• Figures reveal toll of women sent to hospital after abuse by partner
• Extra £1.2m for enterprise zone after coal and mine shafts are found
• Prison for driver who hit student and left her to die
• Foster wants end of Northern Ireland’s Brexit trading deal
• Lack of skills in poor regions ‘is costing UK jobs’
• Labour urges ‘British by default’ approach for defence spending
• Yorkshire mother who wants to empower Muslim women
• We can all be compassion­ate and understand­ing to others
• Jenrick is urged not to pull plug on airport plan
• Businesses looking forward to welcoming customers back inside
• Call for action on a deficit of £5.1m at school no adademy trust wants to run
• Safe and sensible - the key to unlock summer
• ‘It is up to all of us to support small businesses’
• ‘Grieving is mad,’ says celebrity vicar in book about loss
• POSITIVES FROM NEGATIVES
• Johnson gave up influence
• Risk too high to allow eagerness to damage Covid progress
• Loneliness and its hidden toll
• Skills dividend
• No excuses for idle, littering students
• Opportunit­y for harbours to plot a steadier course
• Police officer ‘had weight down on neck for entire nine minutes’
• No seat of power... EU chief snubbed in Turkish talks
• Civilians killed as Myanmar forces storm town in new crackdown
• Reynolds out for Hull as Davy boosts Giants’ community ties
• Overdue triumph for ‘fragile’ Waiting Patiently is sought by trainer Jefferson
• Maturing O’Brien is tipped to reach the top by Terriers chief
• Millers are simply playing to their strengths, says Warne
• Advantage Chelsea as Mount and Chilwell strike
• Riverside chosen to host warmup games for England
• Lowdown on those wearing the White Rose
• Gloves are on as ‘TKC’ aims to strengthen franchise value
• Expectatio­n replacing hope at Headingley, says Moxon
• Gale sees signs for Yorkshire to secure silverware
• Successful behind-closed-doors National vital for racing, says Wrigley
• CONCUSSION SUBSTITUTE­S
• JOHNSON IN DRIVING SEAT

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