Yorkshire Post - 2022-02-01

• ‘Failures of leadership’ in parts of No 10
• Sixth form free schools planned for seven areas in region
• Ministers U-turn on jab rule for NHS and care staff
• Pupils who refuse to wear masks ‘should not be denied schooling’
• Funeral of D-Day hero who was awarded the Légion d’Honneur
• Ex-Army driver jailed for abusing sister
• Concern at spread of measles as MMR jab rates fall
• Judge asks UK court for testimony in Andrew case
• Rural dream comes true for couple
• Senior Tories round on Johnson as ‘partygate’ scandal deepens
• Truss warns Russia of law to introduce ‘toughest sanctions’
• Police investigat­ing Whitehall drinks gathering for council’s CEO
• Hundreds of Tesco and Jack jobs at risk in revamp
• EastEnders cast salute ‘polite and kind’ actor Fenton after death at 95
• Tory peer hits out as 45,000 homes left in dark by storms
• Fatal double stabbing in town centre ‘an isolated incident’, say police
• Ofsted warns of bullying and abuse at school
• Police tsar signals intention to levy maximum council tax rise
• 160 cast-iron drain covers stolen across borough and sold for scrap
• Parents’ net habits ‘can sway children’
• Sparrows, blue tits and starlings are most spotted birds in gardens
• Former primary school teacher denies punching and kicking horse
• High street waits four years for £50,000 investment
• Authority to consult on disabiliti­es day service
• Club backs plans for artificial pitch for community
• ‘Tories will lose next election if Johnson ousted’
• Freezing licence fee could ‘threaten public service broadcasti­ng’
• Childcare costs ‘outstrippi­ng wages in North’
• Johnson accused of diplomatic ‘disarray’ over Putin call claims
• Top WHO official faces probe into claims of racism
• Wedding guest to stand trial charged with murdering girl aged 8
• TV presenter is relishing a week-long ‘festival’ of big cats
• Did the PM not read his rules?
• ‘Partygate’ is last thing to worry about
• We would strengthen both the EU and UK by rejoining
• Stop this betrayal
• PM must not shut trade unions out of our freeports
• Looking east to create railway network
• Coach Hodgson sure Shaul can fill in for injured Connor
• Roundhay Park to stage most of Triathlon event
• Rashid happy with T20 efforts but coy over a Test return
• Russell sending her rising star to Wetherby
• Bielsa gambles Leeds’ destiny as play-off chasers strengthen
• Weaver puts ’Gate’s slide down to growing pains
• Ins and outs for Yorkshire’s club during the January window
• Home comforts crucial to Owls’ hopes of instant return
• Inability to kill teams off thwarting Bantams’ ambitions
• Cullen joins star field in the Premier League
• Nadal happy to wallow in triumph
• Leeds make do with what they have for season
• Yorkshire favourite Bresnan calls time

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