Yorkshire Post - 2021-04-16

• Fears of funding cut in war on rural criminals
• National Parks ‘need areas to restore wildlife’
• FEATURES: COLLECTOR ON WHY HE THINKS ART SHOULD BE FOR EVERYBODY
• Accountant who stole £1m is jailed
• Transdev signs Tiger Bus deal
• Chauvin won’t take stand in Floyd trial
• Authority accused over bus services
• Sorrowful moment at the sea of flowers
• Covid certificat­es could create a two-tier society, watchdog warns
• MEPs make ‘overwhelmi­ng’ vote to recommend EU-UK trade deal
• I wanted gangster’s story, says accused
• Student on four energy drinks a day suffered heart failure
• ‘Walking slightly off a footpath may seem harmless, yet it can vastly reduce the profitabil­ity of a farmer’s crop.’
• Sturgeon ‘has no plans’ for separate poll on Scotland going back into EU
• Dukes will not walk side by side at funeral
• The other Royal who returned from US for funeral without his wife
• Prince’s carriage-driving partner will be among the 30 mourners
• Johnson pays tribute to Philip’s ‘amazingly distinguis­hed career’
• Warning of pressures on NHS as waiting lists soar to record level
• Surge testing needed to help beat infection, warns chief
• Pandemic damage shows as insolvency cases rise
• Drink sales as pubs reopen are 50pc down on before, warns MP
• All town’s vacant shops are taken amid hopes of ‘boom time ahead’
• Pickles calls for transparen­cy over lobbying
• Tories face a second allegation of fraud in police commission­er poll
• Help for those aiming to add another string to their bow
• Stately homes aim to adapt after a drop in income and big repair bills
• Funding will help tackle shortage of people who can repair historic buildings
• Birdsall House, closed to the public, is to feature in new Christmas movie
• Ministers reverse changes made to reforms on abuse
• Anniversar­y of £10 house that started a history of saving UK heritage
• Security breach at Roman villa site
• Henderson leads tributes as ‘the 96’ remembered
• Minister confirms UK troop drawdown from Afghanista­n
• HELLO SUNSHINE: DRY DAYS, COLD NIGHTS FORECAST Weather is set fair for weekend meetings at pubs and in parks
• Professor helps make eye condition treatment safer
• Council to spend £900,000 to keep role in £155m flagship city project
• Residents’ claims over stables are dismissed
• Number of missing children in care ‘low’, council says
• US expels Russian diplomats over hack by Kremlin
• Jetwing daredevil died after failing to deploy emergency parachute
• Police ‘failings’ over petrol thefts... and Dame Judi comes home
• Why political system needs an overhaul
• Community can help to create a new start for Civic Hall
• GPs are key to NHS recovery
• Crime concerns
• A servant with one too many masters
• Vital vote that will shape the future under new mayor
• CROSSWORD Chris Leyland No. 56
• Deliveroo warns rapid growth in orders will drop as lockdown eases
• Strong balance sheet ensures Wizz Air is set for take-off again
• Hut Group founder hands pay to charity
• AO World sees bumper profits despite rivals reopening
• Market heading towards the 7,000 points landmark
• Softer ground could help Addeybb to turn the tables
• Millers run out of steam as Ostigard nets winner
• Doncaster players feel they are ‘letting down’ boss Butler
• Bielsa concerned with Raphinha not his future
• Blades eye formation switch as injuries bite deep
• Weaver made a big impression on Bradford manager Sellars
• Unbeaten Cas still wary of threat posed by winless Leigh
• Abdull shoulder’s torment for KR’s golden point failures
• Concussion concern for Wakefield winger Johnstone
• Knights set for ‘biggest game ever’ says Foley
• Eastmond returns but Leeds punished by Wigan
• Joyce earns showpiece draw with champion O’Sullivan at Crucible
• ‘Coventry outfought us which I don’t like to say’ admits Warne after Millers’ defeat
• Lyth frustrated but Yorkshire build platform

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