Yorkshire Post - 2023-04-26

• Labour in vow over apprentice shake-up
• Drax ends 50 years of burning coal for power
• Duke alleges ‘secret agreement’ prevented phone hacking claims
• ‘Evil’ addict jailed for hours-long murder of 2-year-old
• The sinister truth behind top wildlife photograph­s
• Spencer goes coast to coast for TV dog walk
• Ododu and Best to host revival of Big Brother
• Water firms set to face binding targets to cut sewage discharges
• Treasury secrecy ‘led to problemati­c Covid decision-making’
• MP challenges Sunak to explain different death rates across Yorkshire regions
• Target of 20,000 new police hit says Sunak
• Prince leads commemorat­ion of Antipodean forces on Anzac Day
• Foodbank demand up by quarter in one year
• Government urged to phase out use of crops for biofuels
• Council’s senior staff move to new authority
• Upcycled chairs from Jay Blades to feature at Chelsea Flower Show
• ‘Weight lifted’ for residents after lithium battery plan withdrawn
• Yorkshire youngsters get the chance to drive children’s car
• Man ordered to pay council over ‘fabricated’ claim of racial discrimina­tion
• Flooding top worry among UK residents
• Region set to upgrade SEND child services
• Strong support for new Aldi on site of former cattle market
• Schools cut back on trips and outings to plug gaps in budgets
• Culture city is awarded licence for event space
• Community goes to law in attempt to halt district’s Local Plan
• Drug dealing will stop when demand for drugs dries up, Chief Constable says
• Russia jails former police officer over Ukraine war criticism
• South Korean dog farmers protest after first lady’s comments on eating meat
• Common sense needed over city cycle lanes
• Lord Lawson’s fears misplaced on net-zero cost
• No signs of YBS forgetting good customer service
• Food bank demand an indictment of society
• Being told a few home truths isn’t bullying
• Honesty needed on impact of Brexit
• ‘Regret’ as Peak District birds of prey group folds
• How fraud provided the inspiratio­n for a novel
• Banerjee’s bold take on Julius Caesar for the RSC
• Lender still committed to its local branches
• Primark enjoys surge in sales as shoppers return to stores
• Tech company sees profits and headcount soar in first 12 months
• Santander sees profits leap despite challenges
• University AI startup raises £2.2m
• Company appointed to oversee two carbon neutral developmen­ts
• Signing of local hero Chamberlai­n a ‘must’ for Hull
• Wimbledon in financial pledge to Ukrainian players
• Gosdens’ Epictetus heading for Dante
• Leeds left outfoxed by Vardy as Gracia feels pressure from fans
• Heckingbot­tom refuses to look too far ahead at Lane
• Harrogate triumph to rubber-stamp safety
• Barnsley’s hopes are dashed by Ipswich
• Gough pleased to have unearthed Edwards as he outlines difficulti­es signing pace bowlers
• Uncapped Rhinos and Robins set for England debuts
• Blades manager begs fans not to spoil the party
• Yorkshire’s Bairstow hits a sparkling 97 on Headingley return

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