Yorkshire Post - 2022-04-07

• Warning of 12-hour waiting times in A&E units
• ‘Follow our lead and insulate UK homes to tackle the energy crisis’
• Sex-case Tory MP tells court that boy ‘bolted’ at mention of porn
• More Kinder eggs in salmonella scare
• Care home warned to improve or risk being shut down
• New law ‘is necessary’ after P&O jobs scandal
• Jury is out in trial of Boris Becker for ‘hiding assets in bankruptcy’
• Play puts Fred and Mary in frame
• Pickles denies safety rules hit by drive to get rid of red tape
• PM believes ‘biological males’ should not compete in women’s sports
• The age of engaging with Russia ‘is over’, says Truss
• Health groups call for release of report on sugar and child obesity
• A ‘modern circus’ with traditiona­l turns tours region
• Leries on lavile looks at his links with Prince
• Call to extract gas from two Yorkshire fields
• Noted bird artist delivers portraits for Royal Mail’s new set of stamps
• A valuable lesson for girl who survived life-saving operation
• A degree of confidence thanks to the power of a clear mind
• Red Wall areas ‘most exposed to prices crisis’
• County economy bouncing back from pandemic blow, report says
• Hunt supporters fined for Boxing Day confrontat­ion with saboteurs
• Artists who have struggled through pandemic join ‘Showcase’ of talent
• IBioIC conference: net zero aim in a bio-economy
• Damages tobepaid by school architects
• Rubbish ‘is making gateway road a disgrace’
• CREATIVITY AMID ADVERSITY
• Strictly pros dancing back to Yorkshire as tour returns
• Realities in peat debate
• City’s link shows vital need for relationsh­ips with Europe
• Energy plan a delicate task
• BBC’s ‘God slots’ no longer reflect a secular society
• Al Qaida leader is seen in video after rumours of death
• US zoos move birds indoors amid fears on spread of deadly avian flu
• Mickelson was not ‘disinvited’ says Ridley
• Scheffler confident he has the experience to contend for title
• Cheltenham atonement at Aintree
• Whites facing big summer of transfer activity
• Leeds see cushion cut as Everton are beaten at Burnley
• Millers must summon up Wembley spirit in promotion run-in
• McBurnie’s mindset hailed by Heckingbot­tom
• Cullen eager to benefit from noisy home fans
• Walker’s been beefing up his skills on and off the pitch
• Mitrovic does what Ronaldo and Kane could not
• Barnsley chief expects no extra points penalty for relegation rivals Reading

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