Yorkshire Post - 2022-05-14

• Mayors back city’s bid for culture title
• Seaside town set for vote on houses for local use only
• £10m for county will fund ‘a new golden age of walking and biking’
• Boy’s warning before he stabbed girl
• Victim tells of ordeal at hands of depraved city nurse
• Lifesaving soldier gets awardfor his bravery
• Pianist with famous fans raises £20,000 for his special school
• An irreverent artist’s serious look at world
• I’m proud of my TV film on cancer fight, says Bradbury
• Putin’s mistress and ex-wife join list of sanctions targets
• Commemorat­ive book ‘could be an inspiratio­n’
• Britain and Norway to co-operate closely on security
• I had to live in shadow of your words, freed Nazanin tells PM
• Over-65s missing out on mental health support, claims Age UK
• Mayor warns Government is easily distracted
• Bowel cancer campaigner James feels ‘humbled and blown away’ by damehood
• Private landlords selling up in ‘hostile’ market
• Targets to level up ‘must not be ditched’
• Sunny forecast for today but heavy rain and possible storms next week
• ‘Predator’ who raped woman is jailed for 10 years
• More artwork on show at reopened sculpture garden
• Call to prescribe more exercise to combat obesity
• Battery storage facility is given the go-ahead
• Rooney sent ‘Wagatha Christie’ post as last resort, libel trial told
• Roman artefacts found in the North among items in a unique collection
• Army veteran sets off on 870-mile quick-march charity run inspired by Sir Tom
• 15pc of sex cases now have an online element
• ‘Fit Felon’ jailed over high-speed chase with police
• Town’s school to shut after academy and merger plans fall through
• Save on time and money with the safest, easiest and fastest way to move bulk materials and install steel beams from the kerbside to worksite.
• ‘Planners foiling endeavours to diversify farms’
• Art Deco Ivory carving could be last of its kind to sell at auction
• Lancaster to mark Dambuster raids
• ‘Landmark’ managment plan for National Park set to be approved
• Planners vote to turn eyesore corn mill into nine quality homes
• Harry has squandered the chance to become a great influencer
• Words of the week
• THE WEST’S THREATS CUT NO ICE WITH PUTIN
• Second rate government has to go
• Only tiny minority of public against having wind turbines
• Whitby to vote on its future
• Doctoring photograph­s a sign of a wider social malaise
• Week of joy and grief in football and in politics
• You can’t cook with what you can’t afford to buy...
• Electric buses are the public transport ‘gamechange­r’, Transdev boss believes
• Dennis Waterman
• Bill MacDonald
• Sir James Anderton
• Letizia Battaglia
• Collapsed funeral firm faces ‘adayof reckoning’
• Attraction of a guided tour with a difference as stately home reopens
• A litre of diesel hits a record high now of 178.4p
• Russian soldier appears in Kyiv court charged with a war crime
• Chinese city aims to ease lockdown as Covid cases fall
• Australia accuses China of ‘aggressive act’ after warship is spotted
• A lucky Friday the 13th as global markets hit heights
• Promoting great night on the town
• Beware cutting your pension contributi­ons
• Lasting power of attorney can help cope with dementia pain
• Borrowers to hand Amigo a fresh lifeline
• Love your inner renegade, like Elon
• Half of Yorkshire people have no plans to look after their parents
• Tesco CEO in £4.74m annual pay award
• Elon Musk’s £34.5bn takeover of Twitter ‘temporaril­y’ put on hold

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