Yorkshire Post - 2022-05-06

• Interest rates up amid fears of recession
• ‘Plenty of evidence’ to show public does not want C4 sell-off
• Mother of Baby P free ‘within weeks’
• Widower’s bids to use late wife’s egg to have IVF baby
• ‘Divorce led Stunt to join laundering gang’ – court
• Gates says his meetings with sex offender Epstein were a mistake
• Library finds matchbox-sized Bible
• UK seals new defence deal with Japan after Russia’s aggression
• Programme to help region’s firms reach overseas markets
• Defence chief tells of severe impact on Putin’s struggling fighters
• Prices and NHS were key issues at local elections
• Ukrainian kindheart’s thousands of toys for children fleeing homes
• Victim of motor neurone disease scales mountain in his wheelchair
• Sign of hope as shop footfall rises in April
• Developmen­t to include place of worship as well as homes and cafe
• Breaks in using social media ‘cut depression’
• Humber marine pilot Eddie Scott wins MasterChef
• Union to mark 125 years in city where it formed
• Railway museum offers glimpse of how stations may look in the future
• Almost a quarter of branded litter comes from three drinks firms, report says
• University’s high-speed camera captures rare ‘black widow’ stars
• School ban on mobile phones for pupils ‘can go awry’
• TV presenter Scarlett tells of her struggles to cope with loneliness
• Housebuild­er in plea to halt new fire safety levy
• Rachel Riley urges action over unsolicite­d online sexual content
• Mother who died after falling from hire boat could have been saved by guardrail
• Children’s services have declined and must improve, council is told
• Under-fire decisions by council ‘called in’
• City awaits verdict of Ofsted in wake of criticism
• Clean Slate deal marks new era for cricket club
• EU citizens ‘could sue over ill health from air pollution’
• Israeli police clear Palestinia­n protesters after clashes at holy site
• GETTING SHOWS ON ROAD
• Emmerdale star takes on challenge of TV’s The Games
• Fracking must not be allowed in UK
• Brexit has made a European security pact more difficult
• Ministers must act on energy
• C4 fights back Station’s ‘solution’ for Dorries
• Challenges and hope in life with Huntington’s
• New rail HQ would give a ticket to pride
• Asda urging customers to donate essentials to food banks
• Virgin Money sees rise in use of credit cards
• Next sees sales continue to grow as shoppers return to the high street
• Harworth in launch of Build to Rent project to double plot sales
• Shell unveils record profits for quarter
• FTSE gives back 100 points to end the day just ahead
• Robins strive to get balance right
• ‘Support us, forget what the score is at our rivals’
• ‘It has been a challenge’ as Devaney looks to end on a high
• Hughes hoping striker Angol can have ‘impact’ at Bantams
• Palmer sees similariti­es between now and class of ’12
• Cresswell sees red, Moyes off, as Hammers miss out on final
• Yorkshire fail to capitalise as Cook and Walton pile on runs
• Olesen hopes for better days ahead as he tries to rebuild career
• Owls ‘have got to be ready’ – Moore
• Quarter-back plans for Meslier as boss Marsch looks to build from the back at Leeds United

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