Yorkshire Post - 2024-05-10

• ‘Ramp up devolution to aid the economy’
• UK households ‘not equipped to deal with volatility on food prices’
• Households ‘unable to cope with volatile food prices’
• Engineers promise to protect falcons when gas holder demolished
• Fighting like rats in a sack does not win elections, mayor tells PM
• Country’s security will be a key election issue, Cameron says
• Past injustices over miners’ pensions ‘should be addressed’ says Labour MP
• Starmer to lay out plan to tackle small boats
• Glamping site plan for National Park village ‘should be refused’
• Planting of 20,000 marsh violets in hills aims help to rare butterfly
• MPs in call for action on patient safety to reduce clinical negligence costs
• Psychologi­cal support could help sufferers with MND, study has disclosed
• ‘Eyesore’ vessel in harbour to be removed
• Prince has a ball on beach as King and Queen pay their own visits
• Transplant patient gets ‘world first’ treatment
• Green investment by council-run pension fund welcomed
• Council approves plan for Rob Burrow Centre
• Households hit by blast scare are now home
• Mayor says Government failing to pay up in school repairs row
• Environmen­t Agency probe launched into oil pollution in river
• Work starts on college’s salon and restaurant to help students hone their skills
• ‘Public not a cash cow’ says town in store row
• City project aims for a ‘radical rethink’ on car ownership
• Crooks who ran ‘chop shops’ for cars are sentenced to prison
• Trump’s legal team to quiz actress as hush money trial resumes
• Space race that could solve net-zero problem
• Politician­s need a dose of honesty and humility
• Is there any poll hope for the Conservati­ves?
• Innovators inspired by steel heritage
• History revealed by bridge work
• Quiet pioneer of environmen­tal causes
• A franchise resuscitat­ed through an emotional journey
• Musical delights from the stage to big screen
• UK’s defence spending commitment cheers BAE Systems
• How to make the best out of a business sale
• Nearly 300,000 early returns filed in first week of new tax year
• Centre celebrates business hub launch
• Turnover rises but profits fall at constructi­on group Caddick
• Concord bows out of bidding battle for Hipgnosis Songs Fund
• Historic inn and hotel The General Tarleton up for sale after refurbishm­ent
• Whitehouse hoping Euro gold is enough to clinch Olympics spot
• Strong regional game equals a strong England team
• Wembley is perfect destinatio­n on Anderson’s Rovers journey
• Rotherham consider new targets after Revell accepts Stevenage job
• Bitterswee­t for Devaney as he says sorry to Tykes fans
• Breeding winners, as Leeds chase Cup glory
• Chessum is ruled out of England’s tour plans
• Reynolds on the move again to spark transfer chain
• Breitenrei­ter is ‘number one person’ to lead relegated Terriers

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