Yorkshire Post - 2021-04-19

• Flypast is Yorkshire’s last tribute to Philip
• Call to ‘liberate’ regions to drive economic prosperity
• Leaders criticise rail timetables
• Biden wants action in wake of shooting
• ‘Sunset’ thinking hitting steel plans
• Baths U-turn over mixed-sex sessions
• TV first for coffin’s final journey to the Royal Vault
• How pandemic paved way for a uniquely personal funeral
• Royals are united in grief as Prince is laid to rest
• Philip’s passion for gardening is revealed
• Royal town’s tribute after police’s ‘stay away’ warning is not heeded
• Her Majesty could ‘step back’ as Princes William and Harry meet
• Members fondly recall Prince’s ‘lifetime interest’ in city club
• Lobbying rules already ‘quite robust’ says Cabinet minister
• Hillsborou­gh trio to finally stand trial
• Raab backs Czech hunt for Skripal suspects
• Footpaths on bridge may reopen after deaths
• MPs hail ‘key moment’ in climate fight
• ‘Ramadan will be celebratin­g kindness and selflessne­ss of the Muslim community, including health and frontline workers.’
• Eustice defends keeping India off ‘red list’ for travel
• Children invited to share hopes for future after Covid
• Mill town to host launch of Labour review to rebuild high streets
• Gas main repairs to bring more misery for motorists
• Packham takes editor’s chair for Earth Day edition of The Big Issue
• Rising number of pupils worried about air pollution near schools
• Wild days out back on as animal centre reopens doors
• Bad time to shake-up services says leader
• Pub is put on market – despite campaign to rescue it
• Navalny ‘could die at any moment’ in prison, says doctor
• Grim milestone in pandemic as global death toll passes three million
• THE ART OF THE MATTER
• Writing commission­s for radio... and a royal birthday
• Bias towards developers must change
• Philip’s decades of unstinting service deserve honouring
• Farewell to a towering figure
• Boosting regions
• Access to lifelong learning needs to be improved
• Are we ready for life as we emerge from lockdown?
• Former Npower HQ site set for redevelopm­ent
• Analysts expecting Primark to bounce back after Covid slump
• Output at small firms increased in March
• Former bank to be home for hi-tech businesses in heart of city ‘old town’
• Issa family’s EG Group seals deal for fast food restaurant­s
• Grazing sheep in sun-drenched Nidderdale fields

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