Yorkshire Post - 2024-04-15

• Global alarm at air attack by Iran
• RAC in hard shoulder plea for smart M-ways
• Plan submitted for Maritime Hub aimed at ‘rebirth of port industry’
• Locomotive’s explosive tale spans history of railways
• Ballerina quit stage to study therapy for MS
• Millions tune in for Ant & Dec’s big finale
• Duke of Kent, 88, attends his final parade as Colonel of Scots Guards
• Government to discuss trans inclusion in football and cricket
• Home Office yet to find airline carrier for Rwanda scheme
• Mayoral candidates reveal plans for more affordable homes
• New Sheffield to London service part of rail plan
• Rayner ‘gossip’ is dismissed by Cooper
• Arena bombing survivors sue M15 for failing to prevent attack
• Care home for up to four teenagers could open near town centre
• Report claims ‘energy patriots’ should switch to greener alternativ­es
• Council says banners ‘smothering’ listed former library should be removed
• Mayor says TUI is keen to return to airport
• Housing market ‘broken’ says Grand Designs star
• Historic city building could be bulldozed to create a car park
• Change to out-of-hours GP service ‘will not affect town’s provision’
• Labour’s election pledge to help towns that have become ‘banking deserts’
• Streets close to traffic in move to transform city
• Modi unveils election policies as he eyes third term as India’s leader
• End this Labour/Conservati­ve domination
• Military misstep now will have dire consequenc­es
• Investing in nature pays everyone back
• Dire prediction­s about the climate already here
• Nostalgia has held too much sway in politics
• I’m glad I answered care home call
• Plenty to talk about as record stores celebrate
• XO Fitness owners become patrons of charity that provides help for disadvanta­ged families
• Titans seize control of title race as Leeds suffer untimely slip
• I Am Maximus is Grand National hero
• Injury-hit Castleford in Cup exit to Warriors
• McIlroy won’t stop trying after latest Masters flop as world’s best Scheffler leads the way
• Giants stomp over Dragons in Perpignan sunshine
• Robins gain a measure of Wembley revenge
• Bancroft unable to sandpaper over the cracks as Yorkshire take control at Gloucester­shire
• Clubs given Cup options to play ties after rain
• Tigers find a ruthless side to stay in the race
• Doncaster’s own ‘periodic table’ shows that McCann’s team in their element for promotion
• Collins left to rue Tykes’ mistakes in Oakwell draw
• Bantams up for the fight after win at Salford
• Leeds losing promotion battle in their head as Rovers pounce
• Top-four race goes to final week as improving Sharks come up short
• ‘VAR would have meant justice for Town’ insists boss
• Knights and Hull still have work to progress
• ‘We came here to win’ say Boro spoil sports
• Millers are unable to hang on for clean sheet
• ‘It’s hard to take’ for Wednesday boss after stalemate
• Wilder left cursing ill fortune as Arblaster’s own goal opens the door for Brentford victory
• Rohl fears 50 points will not save Owls
• Pressure mounts on Leeds
• Lingard is unhappy at ‘ordinary’ Tigers’ exit

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