Anila Baig

LONELINESS has been an unprecedented issue over the last 12 months as we have battled the coronavirus and been forced to isolate from friends and family.

Bradford’s inaugural technology week to highlight the city’s digital industry has been hailed a huge success with organisers promising to make it an annual event.

BRADFORD residents to being urged to step up the fight against Covid-19 by getting tested immediately if they start to show symptoms of the virus.

WHAT’S it like to go through life without any mental health issues and then, at the age of 38, suffer a shocking nervous breakdown?

Life may be starting to slowly resume as lockdown ends and shops and businesses re-open but the impact of the Coronavirus crisis is still hitting hard.

MENTAL health problems affect one in four adults yet the stigma surrounding them means people often suffer in silence.

FOR our series on Bradford 2040 Vision, we are looking at how the district will evolve over the next two decades and today we turn our attention to one of the fastest evolving areas, technology.

For our series on Bradford 2040 Vision we are looking at a number of key areas that will impact the district in the upcoming decades. Today, Anila Baig looks at one topic which is currently dominating global headlines: the environment, climate change and sustainability

FOR Adeeba Malik CBE the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s recent visit to Bradford was the Royal stamp of approval on the city she loves.

She’s gone from playing a headscarf-wearing Muslim girl in Citizen Khan to hitting the headlines as lesbian Rana Habeeb in Coronation Street. Actress Bhavna Limbachia lifts the lid on life on the cobbles and explains why she almost didn’t become an actress at all