Yorkshire Post - 2020-01-01

• Sydney defends display in defiance of fires
• Religious leaders plead for unity in New Year
• Decade of prosperity in store for UK after Brexit, claims Johnson
• Cash machines ‘to handle loan applicatio­ns’
• A LOOK AT WHAT IS GOING TO BE MAKING THE NEWS THIS YEAR
• LET’S HELP TO MAKE BRITAIN AN EVEN BETTER PLACE
• Plan to ban private car journeys in city
• Plea over village’s only remaining pub
• Shia militia break into US Embassy
• ‘Fire crews’ lives at risk over new cuts’
• ‘Extremely drunk’ death crash driver is jailed for nine years
• Chief leaving council ‘in good position’
• £1.1m Lotto grant to help fund Town Hall restoratio­n
• Neil McNicholas
• The youth ‘quake’ that failed to shake up politics
• Tourist tax plan on cards after city hotel bookings see 48,000 annual increase
• Now Blessed is given something to shout about: an audio series
• Duke set to launch global challenge ‘to repair planet’
• New Labour MP stands by Corbyn and praises his help
• Proportion of UK train services under foreign ownership doubles
• ‘Significan­t’ investment in universiti­es as doubt cast on planned ‘MIT for North’
• Labour Party must not abandon Corbyn’s policies, says Burgon
• Outgoing Governor’s summer party cost £100,000
• We do have a grip on delayed and over-budget Crossrail, boss insists
• Thousands of children investigat­ed by police over sexting
• Drug addict is jailed for robbing widower, 82 in his home
• Runners rise to challenge of fell race through Brontë countrysid­e
• Airline chief looks to ‘sustainabl­e future’ with carbon neutral plan
• Archbishop urges UK to ‘start healing divisions’ in New Year message
• Kim calls for ‘diplomatic and military measures’ to preserve N Korea’s security
• How to go green in the garden to help the environmen­t
• Dishevelle­d messiah is a true politician
• City deserves its reputation as the noisiest place in Britain
• Unite like the Brownlees to heal divisions of Brexit
• Marshalls has a strong record of growth that looks set to continue
• I hope political winds will drive my tips to glory
• Keeping the faith with Yorkshire’s gaming sector
• Harworth positioned for growth in 2020
• Playing it safe didn’t work, so where now?
• Prior is sure he can quickly slot in at the Rhinos
• Champ looking to start new year as he finished the old
• Ayala determined to see out campaign with Boro
• Honeyman attitude is just what Tigers chief required
• Rovers must be at their best – Moore
• Returning quartet to sharpen minds
• Steeldogs pile on misery for Zajac’s ailing Chiefs
• Star man Connolly maintains his streak to ensure Steelers stay top
• Clarets manager Dyche calls on his side to build on performanc­e against Red Devils
• More than two-way battle – Dallas
• ‘Next big thing’ Pope eager to justify the hype as England seek leveller in Cape Town Test
• OWLS STRIKER CONTROVERS­Y
• FROM SYDNEY TO YORKSHIRE

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