Yorkshire Post - 2024-04-29

• ‘Night tsar’ call to new mayor as poll looms
• Poor harvest could hit food prices
• City store and shop worker fined over sale of illegal vape to teenager
• Stationhou­se set for new lease of life as art space
• Pioneering professor finally bows out at 83
• Ex-Tory health minister defects to Labour in protest at state of NHS
• Pay worth less than in 2008 after years of stagnation says TUC
• Jenrick calls for cap on number of immigrants
• Clouds and rain mean many feel April chill
• Tweed freaks take to the saddle for nostalgic ride through London streets
• Covid tests company charged with misleading its customers
• Historic rail vehicles assembled for ‘biggest indoor display in Europe’
• Shopkeeper fined for selling can of cider to girl, 15, in trading standards sting
• Empire gets ‘last chance’ by licensing committee
• Frustratio­n at lack of progress on air quality
• Good Morning Britain marks 10th anniversar­y
• Plan for solar farm on 133 acres of Green Belt land thrown out
• Spanish restaurant can serve diners outdoors until 11pm, council says
• Plans for 371 apartments on site of leather tannery works likely to be approved
• Writer Orwell’s connection to town is commemorat­ed with a blue plaque
• Blocked-in residents ‘stressed’ by parking
• Businessme­n and MP among those in Young Power List
• Ukraine ‘mercenary’ hotel set ablaze after Russian drone strike
• Protest vigil in Mexico after journalist kidnapped by gunmen is found dead
• Frustratio­ns with modern world feed anxiety
• Trump likely to remember Labour attacks
• Unfair to gardeners
• No politician will admit it but they want private NHS
• So much for Ofsted listening to the public
• Let’s prioritise historical buildings
• An emotional debate and it’s time to cast a vote
• Whitby Gin producer in launch of £400,000 campaign for new distillery and visitor centre
• Qualifiers Maguire and Gilbert poised for Crucible showdown
• Danielle eyes Oaks after Wetherby win
• Teen Lumb shines as Leeds edge rivals Hull
• Hull KR quickly bounce back to earn Peters’ praise
• Minikin in record haul as Ionians run in 14 tries
• Graves offers olive branch to sacked Yorkshire staff, provided it does not ‘ignite the volcano’
• Ex-county trio all star as season commences
• Farsley are in a spin after defeat to Woodlands
• Owls steal the show as they get set for final act
• Knights suffer penalty shoot-out agony to end aspiration­s of another NIHL National double
• Ohio equaliser gives Hull fighting chance of play-offs
• Rohl urges Wednesday to complete survival bid
• Town run out of Championsh­ip time and now relegation looms
• Latest capitulati­on just epitomises Blades’ sorry season, says Wilder
• ‘No reward for poor performanc­e’ but Farke is calm
• Evans set for ‘brutally honest’ assessment
• Boro with plenty to build on for next season
• Ten Hag in plea for fans to keep faith in Red Devils
• Barnsley limp into play-offs, but at least they are in
• Goalkeeper’s red card fails to deny Doncaster a play-off place as Anderson thanks supporters
• Bantams finish on a high but it’s not enough
• Farke will not ‘give up’ on top two for Leeds

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