Yorkshire Post - 2021-04-17

• JOHN SENTAMU
• Tributes to Philip’s loyalty and faith at service
• Eyes of world on Duchess as she attends first televised funeral
• Duke to be interred in vault, then in a tiny chapel when Queen dies
• Queen faces her loneliest day at Duke’s funeral
• Custom-made carriage to figure in farewell
• Military’s key role in ‘celebratio­n’
• Edward will eventually become next Duke of Edinburgh
• Nixon note over a Royal faux pas revealed
• MEMORIES OF QUEEN MOTHER ON DAY OF POIGNANCY How Queen remembered her mother with address as she prepares for Philip’s funeral
• Bishop’s service of thanks for the Prince
• Labour demands explanatio­n over Hancock’s links to NHS contractor
• Man is jailed for 15 child sex offences
• Plea to city after report reveals link to slavery at Rowntree
• More pupils awarded first-choice school place
• Helen McCrory dies at 52 after ‘heroic’ battle against cancer
• Trade that is still a barrel of fun
• UK infections at lowest level since autumn, figures suggest
• Mass rollout of rapid result tests ‘crazy and dysfunctio­nal’
• Boost for football club’s plans to welcome back fans
• Group continues ‘crony contract’ court claim after ruling on costs
• Snapshots capture Covid impact on physical and mental health
• ‘Green steel’ hope for the region
• Price of steel comes at a cost to the planet... we need to change
• Government support not enough to meet ambitious zero strategy
• ‘Once a historic industry ...but now a national asset’
• ‘The North needs a greater focus for levelling up’
• Diplomat’s passport ‘invalid’ as he faces eviction from residence
• Coroner’s concern over crossbows
• Communitie­s must be heard in N Ireland says Shadow Minister
• Women urged to get their skates on
• Award nomination for farm show that carried on despite lockdown
• STRUGGLE TO KEEP SANCTUARY OPEN Amazing support for rare ‘teddy bear’ flock which enjoys ‘walkies’
• Team is happy to takeadimvi­ew of lighting work
• Councillor claims borough’s housing needs ‘exaggerate­d’
• Council in vow to tackle air pollution
• Rugby legend backs tree campaign
• Gardening school launched at venue once renowned for menu
• Military chief ‘disappoint­ed’ by decision to pull US troops out of Afghanista­n
• Warehouse on former Green Belt land given go-ahead
• Russia retaliates for sanctions by ordering 10 US diplomats to leave
• Media boss jailed as China clamps down on dissent
• Junta’s opponents form national unity government in Myanmar
• Eight shot dead in another US firearm atrocity
• BBC coverage of Duke’s death could be a watershed moment
• Words of the week
• No space for manoeuvre overtheStr­ay
• The day we watched the Royal couple from a farmer’s cart
• A final farewell to Prince Philip
• Political steel...
• Sunak was duty-bound to answer lobbying question
• Face like thunder, the Duke stormed over: he was charming
• Duke’s belief in young people is key to the future
• The prospects for political parties in the region ahead of a big election day
• CROSSWORD General Knowledge No. 2,708
• Cynthia Stevenson
• Baroness Williams of Crosby
• Allan Pyrah
• TPS to sponsor British Rally champion Matt Edwards’ racing vehicle
• Ocado to invest in driverless car firm
• FTSE breaks 7,000 points for first time in 14 months
• Taxation on state pension can be a complex maze
• Ambition is fine, but the deals have to be right
• Laying out a funeral plan can help to ease family tensions
• Making many millionair­es the goal
• MusicMagpi­e plans to float on stock market with £208m value
• ‘It’s time to set free mortgage prisoners’
• Ecology in call for ‘green’ leadership
• Queens Hotel sees massive surge in bookings ahead of reopening

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