Yorkshire Post - 2021-07-21

• Concern over poor health of coastal residents
• Uncertaint­y over change to isolation rules for key staff
• BERNARD INGHAM: THESE TARGETS ARE ECONOMICS OF THE MADHOUSE
• Council officers’ doubts over Trust
• Farming fatalities double in a year
• Criticism of beds its for homelessbi­d
• Joint bid could be on for Morrisons
• Jarvis attacks any further delays to Government’s railway plans
• Union hits out over ‘attack on the arts’
• ‘Keep all dogs on leads near livestock’ says MP
• ‘We’re falling behind all of our neighbours and we’re still Europe’s biggest plastic pollution producer.’
• No 10 denies Johnson wanted to visit Queen despite virus alerts
• True mettle of city forged by steel
• William’s guide to how we save planet
• Round-Britain paddleboar­der sets record on coastal journey
• A record one in seven children missed school because of Covid
• Commission­er to focus on impact of Covid-19 on abuse
• Football fan ‘wished he had been vaccinated’, before dying of virus
• Study says would-be foster care volunteers up by fifth
• Council refuses to back public paths in woods
• Amazon founder flies own rocket to space with female astronaut, 82
• Push to build more ‘beautiful’ homes that fit local guidelines
• MP criticises ‘vile’ asylum Bill as 430 migrants cross the sea
• Woman denies stealing diamonds worth £4.2m by ‘sleight of hand’
• Experts hail largest discovery of rare marine fossils in UK ‘Pompeii’
• Call to ‘reinvent’ high streets by building homes
• Minister backs owner of Liberty Steel despite worries over firm
• Encouragin­g signs to stem steep decline of the swift
• Cold spring blamed for fewer butterfly sightings
• Trust call to register rare breed livestock
• American jockey, 69, in training for ‘Ride of Their Lives’
• National Insurance rise could heal social care crisis
• Swanning about on the river is a serious business for Royal ‘Marker’
• Duncan Smith facing ‘direct threat from Chinese government’
• Hospital workers to vote on pay deal as union calls off strike action
• Authority’s £38m plan to improve resort is approved
• D-day over £80m plan to demolish high-rises
• City’s blue plaque tribute to medical pioneer
• A day of mourning in Belgium for flood victims as death toll hits 196
• Trump rioter says he is ashamed as he faces jail term
• France to hold vote on climate bill said to do too little, too slowly
• TAKING THE HIGH ROAD
• No more ‘playing the idiot’ for comic in his latest series
• Dates add to mountain of rubbish
• Hypocrisy in old boys’ network at heart of Government
• Be clearer with public on Covid
• Lack of mobility
• Sugar tax isn’t the way to fight obesity
• Alcohol was coming home as fans spent £1.2bn on drink
• EasyJet expects holiday flights to hit 60pc of level before pandemic
• ‘Strong performanc­e’ exceeds expectatio­ns of Begbies Traynor
• Homes plan attracts 600 potential buyers
• Big markets recover after spell of tentative buying
• Bailey plea on racehorse welfare
• Ferguson eager to earn third promotion for Millers
• Yorkshire rivals set out their stall for summer
• Five Blades games are moved for Sky coverage
• Cream of the amateur game ready to descend on Leeds
• Critical time ahead for Rhinos as schedule intensifie­s
• Absence of GB warmup games ‘no excuse’
• Cancelling Games still an option, says Muto
• Rashid shines as career-best sets up victory
• Millers boss gazumped as ‘strangest-ever’ window tests his patience
• WILY WATSON’S INSIDE TRACK
• STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION

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