Yorkshire Post - 2022-01-28

• £400m flood protection plan unveiled
• Businesses warned to beware of cyber attacks from Russia
• ‘Grave concern’ and fears of cuts at transport body over funding
• Solicitor lured to his death, court told
• Plea for a simpler way to purchase train tickets
• Concerns over closure of over 200 Post Offices
• Mayor rails over councillor’s ‘pie in the sky’ idea for a new station
• ‘Baz leaves behind a life of fun, joy and silliness’
• Mystery plays to return to city streets with community cast of 600 performers
• Partygate ‘making it harder for police to enforce Covid-19 rules’
• MP reveals how relatives were ‘taken away by the Holocaust’
• UK pledges £97m to Afghanista­n via UN for food and health supplies
• PM ‘gave go-ahead for airlift of Afghan animals’
• Care home owner says easing of Covid rules will benefit residents
• Plans for more homes on farm set to be rejected
• Fly-tipping should be treated like ‘organised crime, says Minister
• Craftsman who is aiming to keep his pipe dream alive
• Prince visits Bafta HQ to learn of its support to British TV and film
• City council abandons plan to merge two key jobs, as it cannot fill the position
• English Heritage’s lesser-known gems benefit from visitor boom
• Grandfathe­r’s road-safety fears over expansion scheme for well site
• How pass rates vary in region for learner drivers
• Council expects its trading arm to bounce back after tough year
• MP urges Church to speed up on gay wedding blessings
• Plea to do more to help people who try to take their own lives at bridge
• Disgraced peer in sex case ought to lose title, MP urges
• Key evidence on rail line ‘was not evaluated’
• ‘Obsessive secrecy’ comes under fire as council launches £2m pay review
• Virtual meetings ‘should go on’ as council weighs up the savings
• Roman Quarter developmen­t ‘would generate £315m for city’
• Former MP is scathing over U-turn on museum
• Friends of the Earth hits out at planning policies
• A FIGHT AGAINST LONG COVID
• Sports personalit­ies pushed to limit to evade capture
• Biased BBC should pay the penalty
• Johnson must pay for incompeten­ce and lack of purpose
• ‘Transport not for the North’
• Ending the party
• National Insurance rise will not fix the care crisis
• Defence Secretary ‘not optimistic’ on preventing invasion of Ukraine
• North Korea fires ballistic missiles innewarmst­est
• Hunger and disease claim 5,000 lives in blockaded Tigray, says report
• Tissue Regenix enjoys a return to double-digit growth despite hurdles
• EasyJet heading for the beach with largest number of flights
• SME sustainabi­lity drive hit by Covid
• Ray of hope for shopping centres as vacancy rate drops
• Market ends rollercoas­ter day with a climb to the top
• Hopes of patient Australia on Barty’s shoulders
• Pressure no problem for Pidcock ahead of unique year
• Nadal stays relaxed as Berrettini gets set to upset him
• Pair banned for 10 years after alleged doping
• Clayton is itching to kickstart his career at Rovers
• Barnsley defender Sibbick on his way to Hearts
• Self-pity simply not an option for suffering Reds, insists Cole
• Blades looking at loan market to bring in defender
• ‘There is space in behind we can try and exploit’ – Adams
• Injury-hit Hull may have to dip into transfer market
• England develop sense of togetherne­ss around pub table
• Return of scrums not such a big deal, says KR’s Smith
• ‘Incredible’ place for Salt to make debut
• Brunt leads charge but Australia strike back
• Corberan hails Town’s character
• New Hull boss Arveladze hopes to lure supporters back with his brand of ‘attractive football’

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