Yorkshire Post - 2021-07-01

• I will not quit if we lose poll, says Starmer
• JAYNE DOWLE: NOT ENOUGH CLARITY OVER SCHOOL POLICIES ON CORONAVIRU­S
• ‘Police breached rightsatga­therings’
• WINDOWS UPGRADE
• Action over city bridge disorder
• ‘Workneeded’over smartM-ways‘gap’
• Biggest garden centre approved
• Statue of Diana will be unveiled by her sons to mark her 60th birthday
• Force wins disciplina­ry hearing delay
• Channel 4 review ‘was triggered by pressures’
• Minister is questioned on ‘threat from UFOs’
• Radio 1 presenter Nick Grimshaw to leave the BBC after 14 years
• A history lesson with a difference
• Veterans in mission to find the bodies of US aircrew who died in 1944 crash
• Comic Connolly looks back over five decades of TV life and laughter
• School bubbles may be scrapped on July 19, says Education Secretary
• ‘Selfish’ Hancock facing backlash in constituen­cy
• People who test positive for Covid ‘unwilling to give contact details’
• Increase in number of Covid-19 patients on ventilator­s
• ‘I’ll go home to have beans on toast and watch EastEnders’
• Shy teen who became a star around the world
• Patients in £2.3m study on cancer blood tests
• Lecturer travels to US for new space exploratio­n
• Stamps mark 70 years of Dennis the Menace
• High speed rail link ‘will boost city investment’
• Powerhouse Rail and funding for existing route ‘vital’, Brabin says
• EU’s warning as temporary deal over Northern Ireland is agreed
• Battle of Britain hero’s medals may fetch £200,000
• ‘Serious and widespread failures’ at children’s home, Ofsted warns
• From beekeepers to Angela Merkel, the Queen keeps up a busy schedule
• Pupils lack school support over mental health problems, says report
• Inquests into stab victim and suspected killer begin
• Daughter’s fears that hair dye tragedy could happen again
• Time well spent if a negative experience can help us to grow
• Farmers urge action after invasion of ‘green laners’ blocks tracks and access to livestock
• ‘Levelling up’ ex-mine areas ‘not impossible’
• Britain backs Germany’s bid for seat on the UN Security Council
• Kim Jong-un hits out at his officials over Covid ‘crisis’
• Plea for more rescuers as search goes on at collapsed tower block
• THERE IS NO HOLDING BACK
• Local history is brought to life through outdoor theatre
• Are GPs paid any extra for giving jabs?
• We are not better off outside the EU, there are no benefits
• Decline of PMQs and standards
• Open for business
• ‘Chance to create Bevin moment is there to be taken’
• Building better with sixth-form alliance
• Boulter unable to outfox second seed Sabalenka at Wimbledon
• Amateur Bairstow in disbelief at Open shot
• Gametime key for Gatland’s Lions
• Pogacar takes control as rivals feel the pain
• Murray thrills SW19 crowd with stunning win
• Haggas steers Addeybb toward Sandown regardless of ground
• Southgate plays the long game in his pursuit of ultimate goal
• England need quick recovery for Rome trip
• Bradford signing Songo’o is a ‘battler and winner’ – Adams
• Wednesday pay outstandin­g wages but embargo remains
• Respect due from Rhinos ahead of Centurions showdown
• Time right for teenager Pryce to step up declares Watson
• Giants seek salary cap relief for injured star Sezer
• Vikings suffer crushing defeat at Edgbaston
• Resilience rewarded as Pickford puts case for defence
• TIME TO REST THE ROTATION
• LYNE TARGETS WORLD CUP

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