Yorkshire Post - 2023-02-01

• Tax threat if strikers win huge pay rises
• Cancer ‘risk’ from eating processed food
• Kate brings extra smiles to market day
• ‘A culture of change’ vow from police in Hillsborou­gh apology
• Fears village’s heritage would be harmed if housing estate is built
• Deprived pupils still struggling to catch up on learning
• Kate creates stir with market visit
• Kate highlights importance of early childhood in new campaign
• ‘Snowflakey’ row over Raab bullying claims
• Department of Health ‘misses deadline for pay award evidence’
• Movement of civil service jobs hampered
• UK overtaken by Russia and only major economy set to contract
• By-election threat to Tories’ grip on council
• Ex-MP will not to give evidence in fraud trial
• Terraced streets pose car-charge dilemma
• ‘Decimation’ of neighbourh­ood policing condemned by Cooper
• Hospital order for man who threatened to blow up flat during stand-off
• Anger as HS2 campaigner­s stage prison protest creating ‘misery’ and ‘chaos’
• Night out ended in tragedy for driver, 24
• Auschwitz survivor, 99, thrilled to receive an MBE from King Charles
• ‘Risk of harm over serious failures in children services’
• Police force plans to leave 120 posts vacant to balance books
• Campaigner­s against city Clean Air Zone charges stage protest
• Chamber chief warns Chancellor that struggling businesses need help now
• Council hits back over school plan ‘deal’ claim
• Fines for fly-tipping up 58pc in 12 months
• Pakistan blames ‘security lapse’ for deadly mosque blast
• US and South Korea to ramp up military drills in response to nuclear threat
• Courage and vision needed to heal the NHS
• Action long overdue on Levelling Up talk
• Owe millions to taxman? It could happen to anyone
• Catterick needs Levelling Up funds
• Clarkson says ‘food too cheap’ as show returns
• A virtual world breaking boundaries
• House music stage show strikes a chord with fans
• Booming data industry in region drives up salary inflation
• Yorkshire traits make the most of networking
• Why keeping on top of bad debt is a good habit
• UK markets sink amid grim growth forecasts
• ITM expected to cut jobs after recording ‘unacceptab­le’ results
• AI firm raises £1.5m for arrears software
• Why property firm encourages its tenants to downsize offices
• University’s business hub aims to be ‘gateway’ for region’s firms
• Many consumers in region plan to cut non-essential spend
• Double digit growth again for KPMG UK as revenue rises 16 per cent to £2.72bn
• Stone is keen to play alongside Archer and Wood in the Ashes
• Hooker George should be fit for Calcutta Cup clash
• Haywood is just happy embracing pressure of title battle
• Bravemansg­ame pleasing his trainer
• Oxford loan spell helped Kane start enjoying his football again
• Longstaff’s double beats Saints to clinch Wembley trip for Newcastle
• Record fee for Fernandez as Chelsea splash out again
• Foulds and Sutton set free to get game time
• Blades snub interest in stars Berge and Ndiaye
• Terriers and Tigers solve search for goalkeeper
• How did Yorkshire’s clubs do their business? All the INS and OUTS in the January window
• Llorente exits as Leeds keep hold of star Harrison
• Government urged to bring in Premier ‘stamp duty on transfers’

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