Yorkshire Post - 2022-02-03

• ‘Masterplan to radically improve UK’
• Number of Tory MPs calling for PM to resign rises to 12
• Yorkshire HS2 trains ‘essential’, transport chief says
• Mayor’s backing for Hillsborou­gh Law
• Woodland diversity urged to aid nature and climate
• Set date to bansaleof gas boilers, urge MPs
• Spiking could be made a specific criminal offence, Patel tells MPs
• Duchess of rugby league and union
• Investors given £50 chance to own a stake in rare royal coin
• Major overhaul of horse racing yard will be a boost for the sport, architect says
• MP in warning on spending to reduce regional inequality
• Councils back devolution but say area is ‘too small’ to have a mayor
• Directors will act as ‘key bridge’ to boost the regions
• Plan for regenerati­on funding is ‘promising’, city council leader says
• Five Insulate Britain protesters jailed for breaching M25 injunction
• Menopause taskforce set to hold first talks on strategy
• Charles wants Jools Holland song on visit to radio station
• Norway fishing talks ‘have been a total disaster’
• Ringing endorsemen­ts for a traditiona­l bell-maker
• ‘It’s like a fire in Ken’s brain and it gets bigger and bigger’
• Let life unfold without having any final destinatio­n in mind
• Royal recognitio­n for Street star’s 36 years on ‘Weatherfie­ld’ cobbles
• More alcohol consumed at home as lockdown changed drinking habits
• Work finally to start on flagship scheme to transform city centre
• Pledge to pupils of school hit by blaze
• Strategy to increase activity for city’s children
• KATIE’S AMAZING RECOVERY
• LGBT+ campaigner­s reflect on the past and look forward
• Waste permit policy doesn’t make sense
• Johnson is part of a powerful elite that protects its own
• Levelling up or levelling down?
• PM is out of order
• Care Bill’s privatisat­ion threat to NHS
• SOLUTIONS FOR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2
• Kim is cheered by concert audience after missile tests
• Vatican fraud suspect cannot be extradited from London, court rules
• British curlers stay ice cool in Beijing’s old Water Cube
• Test draw can still be catalyst for us – Knight
• Murrayfiel­d challenge for Steward
• ‘Nothing to lose’ at Wetherby, says Bannister
• Sparks fly but it’s time supporters realise abuse will not be tolerated
• Blades fans must be patient with Gibbs-White, says Heckingbot­tom
• Role play proves Owls’ squad depth
• ‘Centre is a lot more simple’ – Castleford star Mamo
• Ambitious Rhinos keen to expand their home comforts
• Dark days gone as Griffin sees light at end of long tunnel
• Strength in mind and body required – Rowe
• Hard work welcomed by Millers’ players in quest for promotion
• Patel’s stewardshi­p is questioned
• ‘Jordan Rhodes, he scores goals’ to have Terriers fans dreaming of a return to Premier League

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