Yorkshire Post - 2024-04-17

• Economy slows as jobless total rises
• Vouchers ‘helped new mothers to stay off cigarettes’
• Raising a glass to the renaissanc­e of records
• Science blends with art for schools’ project
• New ‘Gentleman Jack’ film in developmen­t
• Queen urges domestic abuse charity advocates to set up ‘pop-up shops’
• ‘No clear plan’ for BBC’s aim to move spending out of London
• Mayoral candidates agreed over need to tackle climate change
• Majority of female athletes support categorisa­tion by biological sex in sport
• Braverman challenge on human rights ‘will’
• Teenager brings Bridgerton to life with wardrobe of period fashions
• Post Office manager’s ‘regret’ over IT report
• Signs of boost for first-choice primary places
• Council may ‘call in’ decision to shut school
• Mayor hits back over potholes criticism
• Doctors urge law change to get rid of ‘grey areas’ on smacking
• Dog rescued from well after being trapped undergroun­d for a week
• Hospital car park operator seeks to waive planning condition for improvemen­ts
• Water firm to invest £797m in network
• Zip wire project at resort ‘should get the town buzzing’
• ‘No silver bullet’ to fix financial pressures on children’s services
• Council chief will not earn more for her role in transformi­ng city
• 424 patients sat waiting in city’s A&E for more than 12 hours in one month
• Overtaking motorist ‘failed to see motorbiker’
• Percentage of children in care ‘shows North-South divide’
• Tense exchanges at public inquiry into level crossing closure
• Rise in city youth out of education or training
• Church knife attack was act of terrorism say Australian police
• Flame for Paris Olympics is lit amid the ruins where ancient games were held
• Water quality overshadow­ed the Boat Race
• Truth a casualty
• Failed PM Truss takes delusion to new level
• It’s time to stop playing God with the weather
• The post-Covid dog owners haven’t a clue
• How to survive during a recession
• Study into how Irish heritage has shaped lives
• ‘Solid’ year for video game firm Team17
• BQI Insurance and sister firm acquired by Yorkshire group
• Britishvol­t site could be bought by Blackstone
• Market traders make a stand as charges soar
• Esh Constructi­on wins contract for repairs to coast road bridge
• KPMG launches contest for start-ups
• Superdry aims to delist from LSE
• More UK firms expect growing revenues from global markets
• Everyone at Hull must share the blame over Smith’s exit – Grix
• Hull KR’s ‘warrior’ King could make early return
• Mullins’ legacy already assured – Walsh
• Wilder hoping McBurnie can beat Deane’s Premier League record
• Attitude of bit-part players impresses Owls boss Rohl
• City want to create a treble legacy – Silva
• Boro aim to finish on a high, insists Howson
• Yorkshire quartet named in GB’s swim team for Paris
• Town prepared to fight until ‘last minute’ – Helik
• Rhinos coach Smith has sympathy for axed ‘uncle Tony’ at Hull

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