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Tories are proposing to enable a tax loophole - YP Letters
From: Bryn Glover, Dallowgill, Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon.

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch (left) and Shadow Work and Pensions secretary Helen Whately during a visit to a business in central London. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Welfare needs to be a safety net, not a lifestyle choice - Jayne Dowle

Former Prime Minister David Cameron (left) and former First Minister Alex Salmond pictured in 2011. PIC: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Look where our votes have got us - YP Letters

Prime Minister Andy Burnham speaks to the media. PIC: Kin Cheung/PA Wire

Politicians should be encouraged to go on holiday - YP Letters

Andy Burnham is set to become the next Prime Minister. central London. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

We’ve heard it all before about reindustrialising Britain – Kevin Parkin

People walking over Westminster Bridge with the Elizabeth Tower, or Big Ben, and the Houses of Parliament in the background. PIC: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

What if Burnham was backed in 2015? - David Behrens

Larry the cat at Number 10 Downing Street as Sir Keir Starmer announces his resignation. Credit: Getty

Larry the cat is set to outlast his sixth Prime Minister

Then Prime Minister David Cameron at the launch of the 'Brighter Future In' campaign bus in the run up to the EU referendum in 2016. (Photo by Dan Kitwood - WPA Pool /Getty Images)

Brexit documentary goes behind the scenes of a vote that divided the nation

Britain and the European Union have struck a customs deal that could help end the post-Brexit dispute over Northern Ireland, reports suggest. Credit: Mark Hall / NationalWorld

Analysis: how Brexit continues to shape our politics 10 years on

Craig Kiddier and Susan Tennant's all-conquering chestnut Mulberry Lane.

Mulberry Lane gets on the road to season climax

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer leaves 10 Downing Street for the State Opening of Parliament. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Labour has learned nothing from Tory chaos - Andrew Vine

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivers a speech to the Usdaw conference. PIC: Temilade Adelaja/PA Wire

Starmer is wrestling with inherited dysfunction - Matt Bromley

The Yorkshire flag flying over Malham. PIC: Marisa Cashill

Idea of ‘One Yorkshire’ has not gone away - Stewart Arnold

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer picks up UK-US trade deal papers dropped by US President Donald Trump. PIC: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Britain finds itself isolated in a dangerous world - Andy Brown

Sir Olly Robbins

Olly Robbins: The mandarin sacked over Mandelson vetting scandal

An army chinook helicopter airlifts equipment needed to repair the Foss Barrier on the River Foss in York following the flooding.

Looking back at Yorkshire's Boxing Day floods 10 years on

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer speaking during a visit to McLaren Automotive in Surrey. PIC: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Starmer needs to be clearer on apprenticeships - Jayne Dowle

Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage speaking to the media. PIC: Aaron Chown/PA Wire

Wrong to blame Farage for small boat crossings - YP Letters

Baroness Michelle Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman pictured in 2017. PIC: Jeff Moore/PA Wire

Lady Mone’s comments are post-truth nonsense

David Tennant as Nick Davies in The Hack. Photo: ©ITV.

The Hack: New ITV series on phone hacking scandal

Educating Yorkshire returns to showcase school life in 2025
The cameras are back at Thornhill Community Academy, in Dewsbury, with a familiar teacher in a new role. John Blow speaks to staff ahead of the new Channel 4 series.
John Blow

An anti-immigration demonstration outside the Holiday Inn Express in Rotherham. PIC: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

Understanding sentiments behind riots is complex - Jayne Dowle

Former Prime Minister Lord David Cameron. PIC: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

UK had no choice but to adopt austerity measures - YP Letters

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. PIC: Jack Hill/The Times/PA Wire

The public doesn’t want more austerity - YP Letters

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch (left), appearing on the BBC1 current affairs programme, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg. Picture: Jeff Overs/BBC/PA Wire

Kemi Badenoch is desperately out of her depth: Ismail Mulla

Danny Dyer in The Assembly. Picture: ITV/Rockerdale Studios

TV Pick of the Week: The Assembly - review by Yvette Huddleston

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer (centre) hosting his first Cabinet meeting at 10 Downing Street, London, last year. PIC: Chris Eades/The Sun/PA Wire

What does the public expect of the Government? - YP Letters

Colin and Kate who he met when she came to audition for his company calendar in 2013: "When I was a boy they said about meeting the calendar girl"

Owner of North Yorkshire attraction tells of kidnapping by gang in Ecuador

David Prescott is running the London Marathon next week in memory of his father John

John Prescott's son opens up about father's life, legacy and Alzheimer's fight

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced plans to merge local government pension schemes into eight 'megafunds'. PIC: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

Rachel Reeves’ megafunds pensions plan comes with pitfalls - Jayne Dowle

Liam Payne's one month anniversary after his death: Latest tributes from fans

Liam Payne obituary: From X-Factor to One Direction and sobreity

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Credit: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

Analysis Starmer's routine of copying Cameron and Osborne is misreading voters
Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves got a surprising ally over their decision to significantly reduce the number of people eligible for the Winter Fuel Payment.
Ralph Blackburn

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and US President Joe Biden attending the D-Day 80 International Ceremony at Omaha Beach. Rishi Sunak left D-Day events early. PIC: Abaca Press/Alamy Live News/PA Wire

Rishi Sunak let down us people of colour with his D-Day snub - Daxa Patel

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talikng to a person at a village fete in Great Ayton, Yorkshire while on the General Election campaign trail. Picture: Peter Byrne/PA Wire

Tory manifesto launch unlikely to turn tide after Rishi Sunak's D-Day debacle

The Union and EU flags fly outside the Palace of Westminster, London. PIC: PA

Opportunity to vote out MPs who sacrificed the economy for Brexit - Will Kemp

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaking during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons. PIC: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire

Has anything improved under the past 14 years of Tory rule? - YP Letters

Former prime minister Boris Johnson at the Global Soft Power Summit last year. PIC: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

Predictable problems have plagued promises on levelling up - Tony Lodge

James Kirby was one seven aid workers who were killed in an Israeli air strike in Gaza. PIC: World Central Kitchen/WCK.org/PA Wire

Israel needs to comply with international humanitarian law

Pendulum

Gig review: Pendulum at First Direct Arena, Leeds

Foreign secretary Lord David Cameron speaks to the media.

China sanctioned by UK following cyberattacks on democracy

Whitby Lifeboat Station, Whitby, East Yorkshire.

Battleground Yorkshire: How 'Whitby Woman' could deny Labour a majority

Alan Bates, former sub-postmaster and campaigner, after appearing before the Business and Trade Select Committee. PIC: Lucy North/PA Wire

The Post Office is a 'dead duck', adrift without a moral compass - David Behrens

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak during media interviews at the end of his visit to Siemens Mobility factory in Goole, Yorkshire. PIC: Paul Ellis/PA Wire

The Tory party cannot get away from the fact that it has an Islamophobia problem

Chef Rick Stein with his CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2018. Picture: Steve Parsons/PA Wire

Rick Stein heads to Yorkshire for talk on career in cookery

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron arrives at Downing Street. PIC: Jeff Moore/PA Wire

Why did David Cameron get rid of Armed Forces aircraft as PM? - YP Letters

Former Prime Minister David Cameron pictured in 2014. PIC: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images

Tory promises to wipe out national debt proved false - Yorkshire Post Letters

A European Union flag flies in front of the Houses of Parliament in Westminster. PIC: PA

We have lost our way and what it is to be British - Will Kemp

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer during a visit to the InchDairnie Distillery in Glenrothes, Fife.

Analysis: Expect a Cameron-style victory in 2024, not a Blair one

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron speaking to the Lords European Affairs Committee. PIC: House of Lords 2023/Roger Harris/PA Wire

Has the ‘heat and anger’ from Brexit dissipated? - Yorkshire Post Letters

David Blunkett appeared on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip earlier this week. PIC: Ian Waldie/Getty Images

What I learnt from appearing on Celebrity Antiques Road Trip - David Blunkett

Conservative MP and Rail Minister Huw Merriman is the latest in a long line of Conservative Transport Secretaries to make a promise to Yorkshire and the north - will he keep his promise, or be out on his ear like the last one, and the one before that, and the one before that?

Hip, hip hooray – another big fat promise by a Tory rail minister

Meat producer Cranswick has hired 500 workers from the Philippines to bolster staff numbers

Cranswick hiring 500 Filipino workers highlights madness of Brexit: Letters

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and Secretary of State for the Home Department, James Cleverly, arrive ahead of the ceremonial welcome for the President of South Korea. PIC: Chris Jackson/PA Wire

How the Tories have broken Britain over the past 13 years - YP Letters

'The likely sight of Nigel Farage selling himself on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! will be an exercise in bear baiting.' PIC: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Nigel Farage will face ritual humiliation on I’m a Celeb - David Behrens

Members of the media photograph Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron (right) and Minister for Development in the Foreign Office Andrew Mitchell arriving in Downing Street. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Data is key to improving social mobility - Justine Greening

Richard Holden, chairman of the Conservative Party, arrives in Downing Street, London, for the first meeting of the new-look Cabinet following a reshuffle on Monday. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

Trust in the Tories across the North is running low - The Yorkshire Post says

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron (right) and Minister for Development in the Foreign Office Andrew Mitchell arrive in Downing Street, London, for the first meeting of the new-look Cabinet following a reshuffle on Monday. PIC: James Manning/PA Wire

David Cameron is the embodiment of a broken political system - Bill Carmichael

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron during a meeting of the new-look Cabinet following a reshuffle on Monday. PIC: Kin Cheung/PA Wire

What is David Cameron doing back in Government? - Jayne Dowle

New Home Secretary James Cleverly leaving Downing Street, London, after being appointed in Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's ministerial reshuffle. PIC: Maja Smiejkowska/PA Wire

Sacking of Suella Braverman was inevitable - The Yorkshire Post says

Suella Braverman has been sacked as home secretary as Rishi Sunak took action following her unauthorised article criticising the way pro-Palestinian protests had been policed.
Picture: Sarah Standing (121219-3365)

Suella Braverman sacked as Home Secretary as Rishi Sunak begins reshuffle

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