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Regional patrols could cut deaths

2:21pm today Monday 18th September 2006

Police chiefs are discussing plans for a new super force of traffic officers to patrol the district's motorways and major routes.

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Driver fined £500 over bike tragedy

2:18pm Monday 18th September 2006

A driver involved in a fatal smash that killed a father-to-be who was riding a child's motorbike has been fined £500.

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Love of gadgets led Ragbir to his career

2:16pm Monday 18th September 2006

Ragbir Singh built a business on his interest in technology - he loves gadgets and how they can help us.

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Minister treated to 'robust debate'

2:16pm Monday 18th September 2006

Home Office Minister Tony McNulty has heard first-hand how Bradford people think the Government can work with them to combat the threat of extremism.

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Police 'try to stop rapper debating'

2:14pm Monday 18th September 2006

Controversial rapper Aki Nawaz has criticised police after claims they tried to gag him from speaking at a public debate.

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Lord Mayor is getting ahead for hat appeal

2:11pm Monday 18th September 2006

Help this year's civic appeal get ahead - by putting on a hat, preferably a silly one.

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Youngsters meet Lakes challenge

2:09pm Monday 18th September 2006

More than 40 young people from some of the city's most deprived areas are taking part in an arduous Lake District adventure challenge.

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Teachers fight the extremists

2:08pm Monday 18th September 2006

Community leaders are calling for support for teachers to help prevent the radicalisation of young Muslims.

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'I'm still terrified of dogs,' says Rukhsana

2:05pm Monday 18th September 2006

A vicious dog attack in Bradford in 1991 left six-year-old Rukhsana Khan with appalling injuries which shocked the nation and pushed the Government into drawing up the Dangerous Dogs' Act.

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Rahila's role to assist the sick

1:35pm Monday 14th August 2006

Asian children with life-threatening illnesses in Bradford are getting better access to care - thanks to the work of a charity-funded support worker.

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MPs braced for expenses backlash

Updated 1:03pm Friday 4th July 2008

MPs are facing further outrage over their expenses regime after they rejected calls for the abolition of the "John Lewis list" and independent scrutiny of their claims.

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