Yorkshire Post - 2021-01-30

• Independen­t inquiry is needed to learn lessons from pandemic
• Tasmin Putt, a physiother­apist treating Covid-19 patients on the frontline in a hands-on role at York Hospital.
• £56m overhaul for landslip-hit road
• RSPCA could end role as prosecutor
• Region’s chefs win record accolades
• Exotic fish studies help diseases fight
• CHRISTA ACKROYD on Saturday
• Campaigner­s seek urgent review to save more lives
• ‘Leaks hit efforts of public health teams’
• Academic hopes for rethink on society’s deprived
• OVER 10,000 DEATHS:
• SINGLE-SHOT JAB HOPE:
• Communitie­s to be hit hard by loss of pubs and shops ‘that make places tick’
• ‘This means we are now on our way back to normality’
• Lack of notice hits GPs’ ability to vaccinate
• ‘Sharing myths on virus may harm jab take-up’
• Strategy plea for mental health
• NHS chief praises ‘extraordin­ary work’
• A week before Mother’s Day, the shutdown of Britain began
• AstraZenec­a vaccine is approved for use in EU
• HS2 protesters’ tunnels ‘no longer safe’ as liquid mud streams in
• ‘Beauty’ to be included in planning rules
• Scheme helps to keep local people Post-ed
• Banding together to sound of brass
• 5G masts proposed for Dales as part of £200m mobile access plan
• Protesters who halted deportatio­n flight are cleared
• Police chief to buck trend with small rise in tax
• Lotto millionair­es to talk about ‘heaven-sent’ win on television
• Plane crash pilot ‘affected by gas’
• We heard screaming on the night student vanished, say couple
• Sales booming at the jigsaw store with customers in 30 countries
• No 10 bows to pressure and replaces Lord Frost as head of security
• School that has just two pupils is set for closure
• Campaigner­s back law limiting heather burning on moorland
• Landmark moment as county devolution signed off
• Charming reds feed at Dales bed and breakfast
• TV police drama prompts a surge of interest in resort’s properties
• MPs in India boycott president’s speech over treatment of farmers
• Election officials reject military’s vote fraud claims
• Bangladesh to continue sending refugees to island despite protests
• Pair said to have aided car chief’s escape face extraditio­n
• The downward spiral when home schooling means no schooling
• Words of the week
• TACKLING CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
• Family death that casts doubt on ‘Covid-related’ statistics
• A fresh start is the key lesson
• Magnificen­t seven
• MPs’ attempt to intimidate Yorkshire Post
• No-show Minister should take lesson from Van-Tam
• New Countrysid­e Code needed for ignorant visitors
• ‘It benefits everybody for the world to be at peace and fewer weapons used’
• Jozef Venglos Football manager
• Brian Hazell Fundraiser
• Larry King
• Lord Mowbray Peer
• Reaching out to the next generation
• FTSE down as fears grow over retail investor army
• How to double your protection on cash savings
• It may seem like Groundhog Day as debt burden grows
• Surge in lockdown reading set to boost profit at Bloomsbury
• Put inclusivit­y at heart of business
• MNA secures contract for roof work at Granada Studios site
• Look again at branch closures, banks urged
• Card giant wins bank waiver for one month
• The next phase of £400m Kirkstall Forge developmen­t gets green light

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