The Lamb and Lion in High Petergate in the city centre is due to be re-branded as The Fat Badger.A planning application has been submitted by the owners to rebrand the pub and guesthouse next to Bootham Bar. The group that owns the pub also runs another venue called The Fat Badger in Harrogate.

With New Year’s resolutions typically waning for many of us already, timely messages about alcohol consumption, diet, exercise, stress and mental health will be shared online by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society (YAS) next week.

Indeed, it is this idea of repairing connections which is proving one of the biggest challenges of recovery – yet one with the potential to yield some of the biggest rewards.

Campaigners of ExcludedUK have claimed that workers who have been denied Government support have lost their homes or been forced to sell their possessions in order to feed and clothe their families.

“She’d just started reception at school so I knew she’d be tired but this wasn’t normal,” says mum Jayne from Barnsley. “She couldn’t even carry her bag out from school she’d get a friend to carry it for her.”

Beef, lamb and eggs are now produced from the 70 acres part-owned and rented in various locations with his partner Kim Goodall, having started with just 20 sheep on rented grassland 20 years ago.

Net losses are now expected to be between £689m and £732m, compared with previous guidance of between £732m and £818m, the airline said.

Then, following the awful Grenfell tragedy in 2017, you discover that your home is not safe at all. The external walls have been covered in cladding that is not fire proof. In fact your four walls are literally a fire hazard.

The group reported pre-tax profits of £324 million for the year to January 30, down from £348.5 million the previous year, even though revenues edged higher to £6.17 billion from £6.11 billion.

The Whites’s losses compared with £34m the year prior and relate to the period prior to the side securing promotion back into English football’s top flight as Champions.