Yorkshire Post - 2022-11-01

• Alarm at backlog of claims for asylum
• New rates ‘could cost families their homes’
• UK facing new wave of lone wolf far-right terrorists, says expert
• Council told to devise a renewable energy plan to meet net zero target
• Rail firm has not enough drivers, says union
• ‘Permacrisi­s’ is word of the year according to Collins Dictionary
• Passion for photograph­y helps James find his niche
• Fears unemployme­nt could be higher than during pandemic
• Make it easier for the public to see justice being done, say MPs
• Documents ‘in their thousands’ sought for inquiry into Covid
• Soaring cost of energy ‘is putting motorists off the switch to electric cars’
• Drax chief faces quiz on wood burning
• Dozens of jobs to go at BBC radio stations
• Fears over safety may bring ban on parking
• City council cuts grant support for UK’s top documentar­y festival
• From Highlands into orbit – plans for spaceport and reusable rocket revealed
• ‘World first’ hydrogen energy trial is a success
• Rhyme and reasonable advice (for some) from afternoon tea expert
• Restaurant closure ‘due to lack of council aid’
• ‘Nightmare’ as child services overspendi­ng now hits £43m
• Joey Barton is cleared of assaulting his wife
• Trial to drill holes into coastal groynes aiming to encourage marine wildlife
• Final flight due to land at airport on Friday
• Landowner revives idea to open exercise park for dogs in city
• Housebuild­er’s plan for 300 plus new homes is recommende­d for approval
• Star urged to consider ‘torture centre’ link
• Former Morrisons worker wins case against supermarke­t
• Meatless day could cut emissions, Pope told
• Dyson was not defamed by report, judge rules
• Restored Spitfire and watch range offer timely reminder of The Few
• Iran to put 1,000 on trial in crackdown after wave of protests
• Death toll in bridge tragedy now 133, as officials warn it could rise even higher
• Use of fossil fuels has caused global warming
• UK would not benefit from rejoining EU
• Co-operation and sensitivit­y needed in migrants crisis
• Pushing women out is just bad business
• Sunak’s rise is important milestone for race equality
• We have lost our links with nature
• Starting a conversati­on on midlife hearing loss
• Giving children skills to cope with difficulti­es
• Journey through anger, pain and brotherly love
• Plans for 289 homes submitted for edge of Unesco village
• Confidence in the market has to be restored
• Festival work is vital component of our presence
• Ftse 100 Gets Halloween Treat As Stocks Fly To Five-Week High
• Royal Mail’s parent firm faces ‘no further action’ on probe
• ‘Demand high’ for units on Magna 34
• Gusto owners are enthusiast­ic about new restaurant venture
• Insights expert Vypr continues expansion with £3m from YFM
• £5.5m business park is a ‘major economic boost’, developer says
• New owner of B&B has ‘grand plans’ to turn it into boutique hotel and carvery
• Bachelor’s pride after realising World Cup dream
• PNG brush aside Wales on a wet night in Doncaster
• Women’s rugby league set to enjoy groundbrea­king moment
• Russell keeping faith with Ahoy Senor
• Dawson unsure if Boro clash will be his last in charge at Hull
• Humble Blade Basham is eager to reach milestone
• Millers are looking at ways to boost stamina
• Kane wants Spurs to be straight out of blocks
• ‘Judge us later in the season,’ says Reds’ Klopp
• Wilks can still play a big part on all fronts for Wednesday - Bannan
• Nelson reveals key to Sharks’ early-season revival
• Smith ready to stand shoulder to shoulder this autumn with England wrecking ball Tuilagi
• England ready to conquer the world – Roche
• Collingwoo­d backing hero Stokes to come good when needed

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