Keith Massey

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak appearing before the Commons Liaison Committee at the House of Commons, London. PIC: House of Commons/UK Parliament/PA Wire

Installing a new PM is no longer an option for the Tories - YP Letters

People attending a vigil outside Downing Street, central London, for victims and hostages of Hamas attacks. PIC: Lucy North/PA Wire

The Gaza crisis must not spill onto our streets - Yorkshire Post Letters

HS2 contractors continue works approaching a newly replaced section of the Aylsebury to Princes Risborough branch line track. PIC: Jonathan Brady/PA Wire

We need to cut our losses and pull the plug on HS2 - Yorkshire Post Letters

Greenpeace activists on the roof of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's house in Richmond, North Yorkshire. PIC: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

North Yorkshire Police failed to protect the PM’s home - YP Letters

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield attending the launch of Dancing On Ice 2020. PIC: PA

Schofield should've been sent to BBC Yorkshire for training - YP Letters

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby speaking in the House of Lords, London, during the debate on the Government's Illegal Migration Bill. PIC: House of Lords/UK Parliament/PA Wire

The country cannot afford to take in more migrants - Yorkshire Post Letters

GPs are seeking changes to working hours arrangements

GPs have got it badly wrong with 9-5 working demands: Yorkshire Post Letters

'David Cameron has a lot to answer for. He took us into a Brexit referendum and then, after losing, resigned.' PIC: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

What happened to the Conservatism that I voted for? - Yorkshire Post Letters

Energy bills are on the rise

My energy bill has doubled to more than £400 and I feel vulnerable - YP Letters

Health and Social Care Secretary Sajid Javid during a hospital visit.

York couple’s third New Year wrecked by Covid – Yorkshire Post Letters

Boris Johnson is under pressure over multiple scandals.

How Boris Johnson has lost our support – Yorkshire Post Letters

This was Sir Keir Starmer during his party conference speech.

Mayors can lead Keir Starmer’s northern fightback – Yorkshire Post Letters

Former President Barack Obama, former first lady Michelle Obama, President Joe Biden, first lady Jill Biden and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg attend a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in New York.

Don’t blame Taliban for 9/11 attacks – Yorkshire Post Letters

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in New York and America.

My memories of 9/11 terror attacks are still too painful – Yorkshire Post Letter...

File photo dated 28/10/19 of former BBC News religion editor Martin Bashir, who has said he "never wanted to harm" Diana with the interview and does not believe he did.

My shame at the BBC over Diana interview, Martin Bashir and culture of arrogance...

The leadership of City of York Council is in the spotlight.

York’s councillors should all be voted out – Yorkshire Post Letters

The lockdown is having a serious impact on cities like York, writes Keith Massey.

Lockdown must end soon so business can open up – Yorkshire Post Letters

Are parking rules and penalties too draconian in cities like Leeds?

Shame of Leeds over penal parking rules – Yorkshire Post Letters

Many people have spent hours watching Netflix during the pandemic. (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images)

Worry for BBC and ITV as TV habits ‘change towards streaming’ - Yorkshire Post L...

The future of fishing, including these vessels at Bridlington, goes to the heart of Brexit trade talks.

European Union in denial over Brexit and fishing – Yorkshire Post Letters

Will Christmas celebrations compromise the fight against Covid?

Relaxing virus restrictions for Christmas too risky – Yorkshire Post Letters

From: Keith Massey, Bishopthorpe, York.

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Should Harrogate's Nightingale Hospital be brought into service for Covid patients?

Why Nightingale Hospitals must now be deployed – Yorkshire Post Letters

BBC Look North presenter Harry Gration will host the programme for the last time later today.

Why my friend Harry Gration was ultimate Look North presenter – Yorkshire Post L...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak continues to be praised for his handling of the economy during Covid-19.

Rishi Sunak’s thankless task over youth unemployment – Yorkshire Post Letters

Is Boris Johnson still the right man to lead Britain?

I voted Conservative but this is now the worst government – Yorkshire Post Lette...

New Covid restrictions are being introduced as the Government's testing programme comes under scrutiny.

Protect the economy to prevent more deaths – Yorkshire Post Letters

What more can Chancellor Rishi Sunak do to offset the economic crisis?

Why is this generation too scared to return to work? – Yorkshire Post Letters

Amy Garcia and Harry Gration have been a popular doubleact on Look North. Photo: James Hardisty.

BBC Look North needs to go back to basics - Keith Massey

Is Leeds Bradford Airport the right location for the county's premier airport?

Leeds Bradford Airport will never be international standard – Yorkshire Post Let...

Dr John Sentmau marked his retirement as Archbishop of York by giving an interview to The Yorkshire Post in the grounds of Bishopthorpe Palace. Photo: Simon Hulme.

High praise for newspaper’s photography – Yorkshire Post Letters

Leeds. 19th July 1978 Cinderella - for - a - day, Mrs. Alice Hawkins (88) gets a hug from her Prince Charming, Richard Whiteley, of YTV's "Calendar" at a luncheon to mark the programme's 10th anniversary. "It's just like a fairytale," said Alice, of Lulworth Crescent, Leeds, after being greeted by Richard when she attended the luncheon at the Queen's Hotel with other Women's Circle members. "I'm so happy I could cry," she confessed as she collected autographs from the television personalities, among them comedian Les Dawson, singer Anita Harris, former Yorkshire cricketer Fred Trueman and many of the "Calendar" team. Alice, who has 15 great-grandchildren, had no hope of going to the luncheon because of difficulty walking. But a magic wand was waved and a "pumpkin" was laid on. "I'm just like Cinderella going to the ball," said a delighted Alice, wearing a dress made specially for the occasion by a granddaughter. "Richard Whiteley is my favourite because he is so jolly. I"ll never forget this wonderfu

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