Yorkshire Post - 2023-04-25

• PM’s ‘own goal’ over VAT for tourists
• Protesters repaid £30,000 in tree scandal
• More UK consumers turn to debt to pay for food and essentials
• Rail deal in doubt as union objects to plan to change work conditions
• BBC do not want me, presenter tells his radio fans
• Experiment­al events promised at city’s traditiona­l festival
• Enter world of magic at renowned city store
• Labour to force vote on plans to end dumping of sewage in rivers
• Don’t banish children in care miles from home, urges charity
• Scammers now make £5,000 a time with their bogus investment swindles
• Drop Bill on strikes, say MPs from 18 countries
• Sunak thanks luxury designer for ‘many great presents’ for his wife
• Experts in warning on dangers to the young
• Writer’s anger at book ‘left full of mistakes’
• Army cadet found dead ‘was driven to succeed’
• Queen Consort tells of sadness at death of Strictly judge Goodman
• Killer found dead in jail should have been in hospital, family say
• Giant tech companies facing massive penalties under eye of new watchdog
• Man jailed for life over murder of grandfathe­r
• Charity that aids families has a surprise visitor – the Princess of Wales
• Now former Bishop of Ripon is installed in new role at service
• ‘No plans’ for review into merger of schools
• Demand for urgent talks on future of historic Burnby Hall
• Ear, nose and throat problems in young ‘may have autism link’
• Man tried to throw girl under Tube train
• D-day looms for developer’s bid to build 300 flats in city centre
• Council to hold talks with town residents on sustainabl­e travel
• New garden at The Hepworth art museum scoops awards for its design
• County almost ‘at point of no return’ over knife crime
• Former UN chief Ban pays surprise visit to Myanmar Ministers
• Defence review warns that Australia must do more to combat risk of conflict
• CASTLE GIFT FOR TOWN
• No hint of apology from arrogant ex-Ministers
• The French origin of Great Britain
• The Government needs to show it is on side of business
• Tree scandal woes can be repaired
• Rohingya people’s plight must not be forgotten
• Eco activists should try standing for election
• New law to tackle cybercrime threat
• Brave Archie set for his 100th blood transfusio­n
• Toy cars take children to surgery
• Counsellin­g service branches out in 20th year
• Putting disabled rights centre stage
• Gentle heart of boxing legend George Foreman
• Ex-Asda boss leads rescue of Farmison
• Shell is one of two firms to pull out of Humber green scheme
• Don’t be afraid to take lead on road to Net Zero
• Despite crisis, CBI still has a vital job to do
• Credit Suisse suffered £55bn run on the bank before collapse
• Robot Food and Butlers move into new office
• College opens £2.7m facilities to give students a hi-tech future
• Profit warnings from Yorkshire businesses increase by 60pc
• Holdson aims to add a touch of polish to manufactur­ing sector
• Crackdown aims to stop millions of pounds being laundered via Post Offices
• Spell away from cricket helped improve batter Bean’s prospects
• Sharks must outmuscle Riders to thrive in play-offs
• Champion Pidcock for once happy to settle for second best
• Bravemansg­ame off to Punchestow­n
• Reds’ home comforts likely to be handed their toughest test so far
• Hatters hit back to deny Boro and keep faint hopes of top two alive
• Prior experience of ‘tough moments’ gives Leeds hope
• Jebbison forgiven as Blades bid to seal deal
• Mason in lead role at Spurs after Stellini exit
• Giants win a ‘blueprint’ for Hull – Houghton
• Rhinos set to face holders Wigan in Challenge Cup
• Gracia looks for fans to provide ‘mental support’
• Moore remains occupied despite rivals Ipswich being close by

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