Yorkshire Post - 2021-05-22

• Never again, BBC warned after scandal
• Hancock’s pledge over tainted blood
• Card Factory’s big refinancin­g deal
• High-speed rail call in region by Minister
• Mayor’s concerns over child poverty
• Airport loses fight on tax-free shopping
• Yorkshire MP bids for leadership of the 1922 committee
• Drug dealer with images of sex abuse is given jail
• Christa Ackroyd
• I have Parkinson’s disease, says Paxman – and vows to work on
• Exhibition celebrates sculptor’s enduring legacy
• Cottrell’s praise as ‘tireless’ bishop announces that he is to stand down
• ‘Early signs of potential rise’ in virus cases
• Johnson warns against divided world with reference to classics at global event
• Sturgeon plans to review restrictio­ns weekly
• Outdoor reunions wrecked as May turns into one of rainiest on record
• Faith in BBC has been lost because of this scandal, warns ex-producer
• I drank and took drugs to escape, says Harry
• District councillor­s launch bid to be party candidate
• Retired priest tells rape jury he wanted to ‘make love’ to his accuser
• Veterans of Iraq war share their ‘blueys’
• No 10 plays down talk of Cabinet reshuffle next week
• Vision to turn city into ‘global powerhouse’
• TV doctor constructe­d reality which did no exist, libel trial told
• Perfect storm poses threat to small farms
• ‘To avert a climate disaster, we have to change’
• ‘City could be at forefront of an arts revolution’
• Cafe plan for former school building
• Moths land on walls of gallery as new show highlights long decline
• STAY SAFE AS WE ENJOY HUGS AND PUBS AGAIN IN LATEST EASING OF RESTRICTIO­NS
• ‘Smallest navy in world’ is gunning to go into battle again this summer
• Working men’s club set to be flattened for flats after last orders
• Row over ‘sinister’ changes to meetings at County Hall
• TIME TO GO FULL MONTY IN INNOVATION DRIVE
• Government must act to contain pockets of vaccine resistance
• Words of the week
• The trials of attempting to see a doctor From: Brian H Sheridan, Redmires Road, Sheffield.
• Partnershi­p better than public control to improve buses
• Will PM honour farming pledge?
• Princes and BBC Anger over Bashir and cover-up
• Lack of foresight plain to see in bungling Ministers
• Johnson can’t keep saying no to restless Scots
• ‘Super Thursday’ a step towards the ending of Labour Party strangleho­ld
• Douglas Parker
• Geoff Baker
• Michael Parsons
• Joe Mercer
• FTSE dips a little lower in a subdued trading session
• Clearing up the confusion over National Insurance
• Easy steps to fix your finances – or marathon run
• Party hopes dashed by Covid again
• University launches campaign to encourage more apprentice­ships
• HALT TAX ROGUES
• HOMECOMING
• Leadership role for award-winning lawyer at major commercial firm

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