Yorkshire Post - 2020-06-15

• Distancing in shops ‘for a year’
• Poor parts of the North could be hit hard by virus
• MPs to debate crisis in caravan industry
• Chatsworth’s owners join gardening team
• Gender-change plan to be ditched
• Billions in benefits from forest plans
• Lib Dems may act on bank closures
• Park consultati­on over homes flawed
• JAYNE DOWLE on Monday
• German prosecutor holds out slim hope Maddie may be alive
• WTO will watch out for ‘light touch’ on EU imports
• ‘I supported leaving the EU – not for Britain to become the food waste bin of the world.’
• Anniversar­y for forgotten disaster
• Loneliness minister urges people to write letters to those isolating
• Two-metre rule may be eased as virus cases have fallen, PM says
• Face coverings rule ‘must not be seen as green light to use trains’
• EasyJet’s boss would ‘feel 100pc safe’ on full plane as flights restart
• Call to help 1m people ‘who have fallen through cracks’
• Schools face a ‘challenge’ over autumn exams
• Far-right bring a violent end to peaceful protest in city centre
• My father’s heroin addiction changed my life, says Wicks
• Round-the-clock ‘guard’ for Captain Cook statue after it is defaced
• Millions of workers in low-paid jobs before virus crisis
• IVF pioneer’s Nobel Prize Medal could be sold for £800,000
• Johnson and Starmer send video messages on Grenfell anniversar­y
• Airport drone arrest couple receive £200,000 payout from police
• Fears rise in pension may be put on hold
• One in three target of lockdown scam
• Studios to be part of students’ flats plan
• Victory for mother in row over daughter’s free travel
• Investors hope for stability after a turbulent few months for Boohoo
• Manufactur­ers call for support in next Budget
• Meal kit and grocery deliveries soar during lockdown
• Infinity Works set to create ‘scores’ of jobs
• EY forecasts record contractio­n in GDP during second quarter
• £20,000 drive to bring shoppers back to town
• Safety first for malls with one-way systems and more signs
• Retail display firm switches production lines to make screens
• Hospitalit­y ‘inviable’ with two metre rule
• CONFRONTIN­G AN OUTBREAK
• Retailers start to return and football kicks off once again
• No more room for excuses from rail firm
• We should celebrate Robert Peel, not take down his statue
• Signing off on safety of shops
• Postcode lottery
• Town’s masterplan must be reviewed
• Why we like to be beside the seaside on a donkey
• This reservoir’s constructi­on is a story to behold

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