Yorkshire Post - 2024-04-18

• Labour set to pledge £1.8bn for UK ports
• Groups to host forum over giant windfarm
• Campaigns planned for areas of city at highest risk of tuberculos­is
• Teesworks panel will not extend review into authoritie­s
• Play relives how major flood swamped village
• Rob Burrow’s sisters hold fundraisin­g ball
• Friend of Pc Yvonne Fletcher launches bid to prosecute alleged killer
• Sunak and Starmer clash over Truss book claims in Commons
• MPs press for urgent action to halt famine in ‘hell on Earth’ Gaza
• Sunak Bill to create ‘smoke-free’ generation clears first hurdle in Commons
• Post Office’s ‘world of trouble’ over IT case
• Hollywood would like to see Anne on Bake Off
• City’s dental emergency is badge of shame – MP
• Police issue apology for failings in ‘Babes in Woods’ murder case
• Commemorat­ive £2 coin marks 200 years of the National Gallery
• Police infiltrate website used to defraud people on an industrial scale
• Five blocks of flats set to be built on leather tannery site despite heritage fears
• Schools face ‘demanding’ parents over Send system
• Duchess joins Field to Food day for children
• City clears way for its first community owned and run pub
• Care sector concern as calls to anti-slavery helpline at record high
• Accessibil­ity concerns put back plans for Cinder Track upgrade
• Children’s mental health ‘has worsened’ since Covid pandemic
• “My joints feel great thanks to Prime Cream!”
• Radiograph­ers are urged to reject tests over migrants’ age
• Eleven killed as three Russian missiles hit northern Ukraine city
• Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi moved out of jail to house arrest during heatwave
• The Union flag is nothing to be ashamed of
• Masterclas­s needed
• Turmoil in Middle East will have an impact on world
• Review our broken drugs supply chain
• Technology can be used to strengthen classrooms
• Jorvik is so much more than a museum
• Labour seem to be on the right path
• New Model Army’s ‘bad attitude’ reaps rewards
• High-octane thrill ride as America crumbles
• Asos losses grow wider as half-year sales plunge
• Severfield secures a record UK and European order book
• What I learnt on Chamber’s trade visit to Pakistan
• Miners Lift UK’s Ftse 100 Higher As Inflation Eases Further
• Firm hopes new crutch range will transform lives of children
• Developer starts work on building 380 homes
• Start-ups and insolvency study shows region is ‘holding its own’
• Constructi­on starts on high-specificat­ion units at industrial site
• Leading recruiters warn of tough conditions in jobs market as incomes fall
• ‘Culture’ not an issue at Hull, says defiant Houghton
• Tigers boss makes one move and plots more next week
• Fleet sails to easy Newmarket victory
• Halifax seeing what is possible as play-off bid goes on the road
• Continuity in coaching staff could be key to Blades’ ability to respond
• Moyes’ Bowen boost for Bundesliga’s best
• Hawkins punches his way back to Crucible
• Dale thrilled to be back in the spotlight in Sheffield
• Paris 2024 is pulling out all the stops to ensure Olympics provides universal appeal for all ages
• Millers go back to the future as Evans returns
• ECB snub Yorkshire by choosing Durham to run the Diamonds

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