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Reaction as King Charles III is diagnosed with cancer
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King Charles III diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace announces
King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. The King has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and has begun a schedule of regular treatments, and while he has postponed public duties he “remains wholly positive
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'When I met the King in Bradford it was like I'd known him forever'
PEOPLE in Bradford have been expressing their shock tonight after Buckingham Palace announced the King has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. The Palace confirmed the disease, which is not prostate cancer, was discovered while the King was being
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Purpose-built dome will allow people to experience Yorkshire Dales as never before
AN audio-visual installation co-created by Cononley composer and conductor Ben Crick is being premiered next month. Soundscapes will combine 360-degree videography of the Yorkshire Dales with a symphonic soundtrack, produced by Skipton Camerata
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Cyclist rushed to hospital with serious injuries after crash with car
A CYCLIST was rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a crash with a car. West Yorkshire Police was called to reports of a collision involving a bike and a white Audi A3 in Layton Lane, Rawdon, Leeds at 12.02pm on Sunday. A spokesperson
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Greenwich 'pips' are 100 years old - here's the Bradford man behind them
A HUNDRED years ago today we heard for the first time the Greenwich ‘pips’. But how many realise they have a strong Bradford connection? Every day we hear the Greenwich ‘pips’, or time signals - ‘beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep’ on the five
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State pension will need to rise to 71 in near future, careers experts claim
The state pension age could increase to 71 in the near future, some careers experts have claimed. Middle-aged workers could see the state pension age increase by a few years due to the impact of growing life expectancy and falling birthrates.
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A message for pregnant women struggling with mental health
People who are expecting a baby have been urged to reach out for help if their mental health is worsening. West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership has drawn attention to the importance of emotional wellbeing at the earliest stage of pregnancy
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Four-bedroom mansion listed for £1.2 million
Estate agents have enthused Acacia House- a £1.2m mansion, occupying an ideally located commanding plot in a quiet backwater locale. The location, near Apperley Bridge,is described as semi-rural, yet ideal for accessing local amenities and schools
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'It's all kicking off': Large police presence on quiet residential street
There is a large police presence on a quiet residential street in Pudsey this afternoon. West Yorkshire Police descended on Hammerton Street - close to the Crimbles - around 3pm on Monday, February 5. Officers could be seen leaving police vehicles
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State pension will need to rise to 71 in near future, careers experts claim
The state pension age could increase to 71 in the near future, some careers experts have claimed. Middle-aged workers could see the state pension age increase by a few years due to the impact of growing life expectancy and falling birthrates.
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Suspected cause of underground fire which cut power to 20 homes is revealed
OFFICIALS have revealed the suspected cause of an underground fire which cut electrical power to 20 homes on a major Bradford road. The incident happened on Wrose Road just before 10am last Wednesday. West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service
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Case against West Yorkshire Police officer discontinued
A CASE against a police officer accused of sexual assault has been discontinued. Simon Clarke, 53, a serving officer with West Yorkshire Police, appeared before Bradford and Keighley Magistrates' Court on January 8, 2024. The court heard he
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City confirm date for EFL Trophy semi-final at Valley Parade
CITY’S semi-final clash with Wycombe in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy will take place on Wednesday, February 21. The Valley Parade date has been confirmed for the club’s first appearance at this stage of the competition. The one-off tie
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Cause of large blaze at upholstery shop revealed by fire service
THE cause of a large fire at an upholstery shop in Bradford has been revealed. Emergency services were called to A&A Upholstery on Summerville Road at around 8am on January 27. At the height of the blaze, there were up to 40 firefighters
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Verdict revealed in Bradford attempted murder and acid attack court case
A Bradford man is facing a prison sentence for his part in a hammer and acid attack on a man in his own home. Louis Titre had denied driving with another man to a house in Burneston Gardens in Buttershaw on November 5, 2022, where they attacked
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Police confirm death on the railway tracks over the weekend
TRANSPORT police have issued a statement following a death over the weekend. Emergency services were called to Gargrave on Saturday morning following reports of a person on the tracks. They were pronounced dead at the scene. A spokesperson
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Police update after man suffers serious injuries in Leeds Road crash
POLICE have provided an update after a man suffered serious injuries on a major Bradford Road. West Yorkshire Police was called to a report of a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian on Leeds Road, at 1.20pm on Saturday. It was near the
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Smoke billowed into the air as fire burned in Bradford property
FIREFIGHTERS scrambled to the scene of a building blaze on a major road in Bradford. Crews from Fairweather Green, Odsal and Bradford were called to Beckside Road, Lidget Green, at 11.06am. Footage shows smoke billowing into the sky as the
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Readers who want to subscribe to our news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £5 for 5 months or over 30% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site online, as subscribers
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Ian Lavender from the hit BBC sitcom Dad's Army dies aged 77
Ian Lavender who played Private Pike in the hit BBC sitcom Dad's Army has died at the age of 77. The iconic actor from Birmingham was 22 when was cast for the role of Private Pike decades ago. He spent 10 years in the role and would go on to
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Doctor reveals the 'one way' you can stop mould from growing on your toothbrush
A doctor on TikTok has warned that there could be mould growing in the moist bristles of your toothbrush. Mould tends to favour moist and damp conditions, making the likes of bathrooms and kitchens prime real estate for this kind of fungi.
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Dr Amir on how social media and eco-anxiety are affecting children’s mental health
SOCIAL media, eco-anxiety and the pandemic have all played their part in a spike in children’s mental health issues, Bradford-based TV GP Dr Amir Khan has said. The doctor, 42, who works full-time as a GP in the city, says that over the last four
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"I’ve played on worse back home in Ireland. It’s a carpet to me at this stage"
CITY’S pitch is showing the wear and tear from being battered by the elements over the last couple of months. The series of storms have done their worst at Valley Parade despite the valiant efforts of groundsman Mick Doyle and his staff. And
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24-hour snow warning issued by Met Office for Bradford
LATEST NEWS: Weather warning for snow in the city and district ramped up to more severe level Heavy snow expected in city and district tomorrow morning with warning still in place A 24-HOUR snow warning has been issued for
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Thackley punished by ruthless Penistone as play-off nerves start to show
THACKLEY have looked pretty comfortable in the play-off positions in the Northern Counties East League Premier Division over the last few months. But their nerves may be fraying slightly, after a humbling 5-1 defeat at Penistone Church on Saturday
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Police vehicle damaged trying to stop car in dramatic chase
A POLICE vehicle was damaged trying to stop a car in a dramatic chase across a motorway. West Yorkshire Police saw a grey Audi SQ5 being driven at speed on King Street, in Morley, Leeds at 9.20pm last night. Officers tried to pull the vehicle
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More than 100 new Asda stores to open this month - see the full list
Asda is set to open 110 new stores in the UK this month as it aims to reach 1,000 shops across the country. The supermarket giant, previously owned by Walmart, will convert 109 Co-op and EG Group convenience sites to Asda Express stores as part
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Four arrests after knife found by police who stopped vehicle in Holme Wood
POLICE arrested four people from a vehicle after a serrated knife was found. Officers from West Yorkshire Police's Bradford South Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) posted about a vehicle stop, on its Facebook page yesterday afternoon. A vehicle
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Teenage swimmer 'hopes to do Bradford proud' at upcoming Olympic trials
A TEENAGER is "hoping to do Bradford proud" by making her mark on the swimming world after recently qualifying in the upcoming Olympic trials. Sophia Gledhill, a 16-year-old swimmer from Bradford, has achieved a qualifying time for the upcoming
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NSPCC is offering the chance to make a difference and sponsor a Childline call
LAST year the NSPCC’s Childline service delivered almost 200,000 counselling sessions to young people in the UK, who contacted them with a wide range of concerns, including abuse and neglect, bullying and loneliness and mental health issues. For
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Primary school in Bradford forced into emergency closure due to damage
A PRIMARY school in Bradford has closed after being damaged. Cavendish Primary School, in Hall Road, Eccleshill announced this morning that the setting would be shut to pupils and staff. The school - which had 451 pupils on the school roll
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'Slow down' - Traffic queueing on motorway after crash amid strong wind warning
TRAFFIC was queueing on a motorway this morning after a crash amid a strong wind warning. The collision happened on the westbound carriageway of the M62, between junction 24 (Ainley Top) and junction 23 (Huddersfield). It was first reported
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City sex shop applies to council for licence renewal
A SEX shop in Bradford has applied for the renewal of its Sex Establishment Licence. Cocktails Ltd has applied to Bradford Council for the renewal of a sex establishment licence to use the premises at Pulse & Cocktails, Tong Street, as a sex shop
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Bradford Council urges Government to publish business case into reopening rail line
BRADFORD Council is urging Government to share findings of a business case review into reopening a railway line that closed in 1970. Restoring the 12-mile Skipton to Colne line would boost the entire Aire Valley by connecting places like Bingley
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Update on plans to restore landmark town centre building
THE new owners of a Keighley landmark are expected to apply for a grant to help transform the long empty property. Plans to bring the Victoria Hotel on Cavendish Street back into use date back several years, and involve the creation of holiday
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On-street car charging pilot project could be 'game changer' for Bradford
TERRACED streets in Bradford could soon get EV charging points thanks to a “game changing” pilot involving BT. Earlier this year, the telecoms giant revealed plans to alter some of their on-street cabinets to create charging points. It was
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More Bradford schools ran into financial deficit in last academic year
MORE Bradford schools ran into a financial deficit in the last academic year than the one before, new figures show. Schools are required to disclose details of their finances to the Department for Education, although not all of them do so, meaning
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REACTION: Davies driving Bulls forward as cup burst gives Bradford a boost
BULLS head coach Eamon O’Carroll was delighted with John Davies’ leadership in tricky circumstances at Dewsbury yesterday afternoon. Bradford crushed the Rams 40-4 in the pair’s 1895 Cup clash, with Davies playing a big part in ensuring the visitors
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Alexander on dropping Cook: 'This is Bradford City, it’s not a one-man band'
GRAHAM Alexander reckons Andy Cook had become a “ball of frustration” with City’s sticky patch. Alexander benched the striker for Saturday’s goalless draw with Wimbledon, although he did throw him on for the final half hour. Cook had scored