Yorkshire Post - 2022-05-12

• Devolution deal could be done by July
• Church ‘puts money where its mouth is’ in cost-of-living crisis
• We can clinch culture title, says ‘vibrant’ city after judges’ tour
• Pc faces hearing over police computer
• Tougher sentences promised in crime crackdown
• Two jailed ex-policemen ‘attacked by inmates’
• Geologist facing execution threat in Iraq set to stand trial next week
• French game is on a roll in village
• PM’s promise to defend Sweden and Finland
• Good Friday deal ‘is key issue in EU tension on Northern Ireland’
• MP found guilty of sex attack appeals against conviction
• No figures to back up Rwanda plan claim, MPs told
• Gove’s ‘silly voices’ criticised as he discusses cost of living on TV
• Rebekah Vardy denies being ready ‘to lie under oath’ during libel trial
• Residents to decide if new-build second homes should be banned
• Detectoris­ts to return as BBC invests extra £10m in comedy
• Service marks 37th anniversar­y of fire that killed 56 fans
• Schoolgirl, 12, ‘was stabbed out of the blue by boy with cheeky smile’
• Millions of older people feel lonely and are cut off from digital world, says study
• The calming sport of fishing is helping people with cancer
• Stay calm by taking some of life’s experience­s with a pinch of salt
• For great days out ...IT MUST BE HULL
• Infrastruc­ture for growth and net zero – IBioIC conference
• New farm scheme could see first holiday site for families with dogs
• Mayor lends support to scheme that opens doors to film and TV jobs
• Play centre set to open at family attraction
• Minster hails milestone as it looks to future
• The future starts here
• Private hospital’s £1.75m upgrade provides improvemen­ts for staff and patients
• School gives pupils a taste for a wider menu
• Action urged as election leaves rural council dominated by men
• Council accused of ‘student bashing’
• Price-rise squeeze for food bank as more seek help
• PULLING POWER OF PUFFINS
• Bringing feelings to life through ‘visceral’ medium of art
• Democracy is aliveandwe­ll within the EU
• Time has come for all of cricket club’s members to be heard
• Church steps up
• Music is such a powerful tool in dementia care
• Indian court halts sedition law ‘used to silence criticism’
• French judges probe Britons’ torture claims against Interpol chief
• Rising star Brook has chance to showcase England credential­s
• Ferguson’s colt El Bodegon is ‘one to beat’ in York’s lucrative Dante Stakes
• Moore deserves another chance to get Owls out of League One
• Hancox nets winner as York edge closer to promotion
• De Bruyne nets four as City go clear again at the top
• Radford aims to sign ‘real good replacemen­t’ if Trueman exits
• Norman says PGA snub ‘anti-fan and anti-golfer’
• Ex-Doncaster player backs US bid
• Hardaker poised to make second Rhinos debut on Sunday
• ‘Guys are gutted because we’re not giving ourselves the chance we want’ – Marsch
• Gibson braced for first taste of Roses cricket

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