Yorkshire Post - 2021-07-03

• ‘Rural areas must decide own destiny’
• Prison and ban for rogue trader who defrauded elderly victims
• Four-fold increase in cases of variant
• Entertainm­ent firm ups its global game
• Selling of Liberty’s Stocksbrid­ge steel plant is set to be reviewed
• Corrupt agents cost energy firm £103m
• Man linked to terrorist jailed over jihadi video
• Labour in power would make, buy and sell more in Britain – Reeves
• Mementos from poets’ whirlwind romance on sale
• Fans campaignin­g for statue of ‘fifth Beatle’ Brian Epstein
• Leadbeater calls for change in way politics is conducted
• Labour can learn a lot from this critical battle, says Starmer
• Candidate’s energy helped swing result in tense fight
• New laws ‘will breach rights of all travellers’
• Gove and Vine ‘finalising divorce’ after almost 20 years of marriage
• Shot man ‘killed neighbour who tried to protect child’
• Nowcostof homeless in B&Bs is up fivefold at £142m
• Boarding school owner jailed for historic sexual abuse of students
• ‘Human rights’ plea to plug digital divide in countrysid­e
• THE SEVEN KEY FINDINGS FROM THE RURAL COMMISSION RESEARCH
• Government ‘doesn’t understand challenges of rural communitie­s’
• Call to bridge divide with urban areas and tackle wide disparitie­s
• Region’s museums will gain from £60m fund to safeguard heritage
• Policewoma­n faces retrial on charge of assaulting Dalian Atkinson
• NHS trust guilty of two safety failings
• Our burned-out doctors need 5pc pay rise, says BMA
• We spoke up for Harry in US, say parents of tragic teenager
• Duchess serves up strawberri­es and cream during a visit to Wimbledon
• Cases are dropped over Ulster murders
• ‘Aspirin could cut death risk for cancer patients’
• Celebratio­n of beauty in county by three artists who have moved here
• Outline approval for 770 homes on former site of fireworks factory
• Broadband box siting prompts security concerns
• QUESTIONS FOR LABOUR AFTER NARROW WIN
• How did we get stuck on this never-ending road to despair?
• Words of the week
• Carers are irresponsi­ble if they refuse to have the vaccine
• A triumph for hope in Batley
• Rural opportunit­y
• Javid shows healthy signs of new grown-up approach
• Diana would have just wanted her boys to be happy
• Women bear so much, they must not be left behind
• ‘People use patriotism or nationalis­m as dirty words but I love this country’
• Councillor calls for better acoustics if live meetings return
• Maurice Sadler
• Brian London
• Bob Bairstow
• Benigno Aquino III
• Airfield ransacked by looters as US abandons base after 20 years
• President meets families as Miami rescue efforts end
• Elsa becomes first hurricane of season after rains lash Caribbean
• FTSE edges into the red as eyes turn to US job market
• Part of the fabric of the company
• Making the best gains from property sale
• You have to stay hungry for success
• Firms get the chance to stand in the spotlight at our awards night
• STEPPING STONES
• THE BIG SPLIT
• Gym Group aiming to raise £31m as it looks to open new branches

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