Yorkshire Post - 2021-01-06

• Restrictio­ns could return next winter despite vaccine
• Starmer urging ‘ round- the- clock’ vaccinatio­n scheme
• Warning of council tax ‘ bombshell’ and a lack of funding
• BERNARDING­HAM:
• FEATURES:
• Pressure for rural education funding
• Store tells British firms‘ get in touch’
• Protected fishing grounds damaged
• Voting begins for crucial elections
• PRESSURE RISES IN HOSPITALS:
• SUPPORT PACKAGE OF £ 4.6BN:
• England could have 10 extra MPs – and no limit on number of peers
• Brothers on trial over fatal car crash
• Loophole warning as offices turned into homes
• Law over asphyxiati­on is ‘ not fit for purpose’, campaigner­s insist
• A battle to save the Cleveland Bay
• Threatened ape in even more danger
• Millions see stately Yorkshire at its best in hit period drama
• Morrisons in deal with pharmacist to offer vaccine from car parks
• ‘ Keep people in court to a minimum’
• Fears for future of live music unless date set for return of big events
• Commission­er wants pupils to get laptops for lockdown
• Warning as stamp duty holiday deadline looms
• Deathknell fear on takeaway pints ban
• Ex- Miss Great Britain is accused of breaching quarantine in Barbados
• New triangular stamps shape postal history
• Terrorist ‘ stabbed three people to death in less than a minute’
• Massive logistical operation to remove carcass of whale from beach
• Healthier arteries could help cut risk of dementia
• Closure ‘ inevitable’ for Catholic school with just two new starters
• Stunning light show bringsdanc­ers out of the shadows
• ‘ Worrying’ rise in alcohol- related hospital admissions, charity says
• Police officer helps to deliver a baby at the side of a road
• Rector was right to remove mementoes from graveyard, judge says
• Advances in analysis of DNA help catch killer of man, 21
• Councils reveal £ 300,000 cost of ‘ playing Poirot’
• ‘ OpenAll Hours’ shopkeeper says he is worn out after busiest year
• Levelling- up call for ferry service to be reinstated
• Sustainabi­lity a key issue as the future of farming is discussed
• Booming Bittern consolatio­n for yet another confinemen­t
• Rescuers halfway to target for vital trailer
• Chance to take part in big birdwatch survey
• Charities to receive support from firm are named
• Heritage fears halt demolition scheme at timberyard
• Back home, three classic paintings return to gallery in Port Sunlight
• Australian MP says Trump must pardon Assange
• Declaratio­n to mark new era after Saudi move to end Qatar embargo
• Changing spending habits and new opportunit­ies to save
• Horror of foot and mouth outbreak
• Save schools from Minister
• Brexit elite still maintainin­g their own access to the EU
• There can be no more U- turns on HS2 promises
• We havetobe the best for our children
• Reed Boardall expands its cold storage units after revenues rise
• Supermarke­ts see busiest month ever with spending hitting £ 11.7bn
• Next preparing to count lockdown cost
• One Heritage Group seals deal for city residentia­l project
• London market climbs but early optimism dampened
• BHA is urging racing to still lead by example
• England hope that negative tests will provide a positive outcome
• Defender Kitching on his way back to Yorkshire
• Recovering but virus has left goalkeeper floored
• Steele is safe pair of hands forced to wait on sidelines
• New benchmark disrupting transfer plans – Millers chief
• No standing still for Terriers under Corberan
• Watts aiming for return to form to clinch England spot
• Suspension of training ‘ a big blow’ admits Bulls’ Sawyer
• Playersare­toldto packtheirb­ags
• We never got to see very best of luckless star Ward
• Sissoko and Son send Spurs to Wembley after win over Bees
• Lions may play South Africa at ‘ home’ due to Covid issues
• Ward quits rugby: ‘ I had to stop to get my brain better’
• English football is determined to carry on playing despite rising positive tests

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