Yorkshire Post - 2024-04-25

• ‘I will cut taxes and boost UK defences’
• Parties told to deliver care reform
• Military horses spooked by falling rubble cause ‘mayhem’ in capital
• Ukrainian soldier to gift medal to donor
• Mel C and Tomlinson land music awards
• Mayor stands by Teesworks deal at hustings
• Labour’s pledge to renational­ise railways ‘within its first term’
• Memorial for LGBT personnel in forces
• ‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’ drama made loss of £1m, reveals ITV chief
• Owner ‘will not have to restore pub in months’
• Green light for XL bully ban to be challenged
• Death of Frank Field ‘a profound loss to politics and our nation’
• Bridge for riders and disabled at beauty spot given go-ahead
• D-Day veteran who survived being shot by a German tank dies at 100
• Courts hear pleas over brain injury cases against football and rugby bosses
• Calls for clarity on closure of nurseries
• Artist who covered a car with a doily is on Turner Prize shortlist
• ‘Diagnosis mistakes resulted in four deaths’
• Global warming could spread mosquito diseases to Europe
• Adventurer sets three female airship records
• Certificat­e call to help those who drop out
• Fears for holiday cottage trade as self-catering hotel approved
• Cost of railway station improvemen­ts rise and pass £50m mark
• Cathedral may alter controvers­ial annexe plan as survey finds 77pc back scheme
• Bronze Age discovery by ‘Time Team’ fan
• Trust versus church row over ex-school is settled out of court
• Police commend the heroism of people who helped stabbing victim
• China warns US military aid package pushes Taiwan into ‘dangerous situation’
• McCloud right to say housing market broken
• Mayors’ role in solving region’s housing crisis
• Sport participat­ion now a political football
• Lessons we learn from elite sports
• New Sunday events at Holocaust Centre North
• Watchdog unveils crackdown on ‘greenwashi­ng’ products
• Time to shine a light on murky corner of the UK
• Redmayne acquires the clients of wealth manager after it folds
• Barnardo’s is mutual’s new charity partner
• Chip maker McCain completes its £170m Yorkshire investment
• Growing consultanc­y firm Q5 is celebratin­g five years in county
• Instaprint invests £2m in book-printing equipment after customer feedback
• Armitage comes to Diamonds’ rescue at Headingley
• Bairstow is quick to get in the swing of playing in Far East
• ‘General’ Hogg can still have a key role in Huddersfie­ld’s escape plan
• Stewart to ‘blame’ as he supports new ‘star’ of show
• Injured Haaland ruled out of trip to Brighton
• Business as usual as Rovers near end game
• Survival bid remains in ‘own hands’ – Holloway
• Frustratio­n once again for Whistle after injury robs him of chance to shine on the world stage
• Trinity think big as they plan for Super League return
• Rohl in praise for ‘leader’ Windass

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