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1:26pm Thursday 3rd April 2008
Tomorrow night Bradford's New Beehive Inn celebrates a year of stand-up comedy in the Westgate Columbus Comedy Cave.
A year ago there was no stage, no sound and not much of an audience. Since then, however, the monthly comedy night has gained in reputation with the likes of Tanya-Lee Davis, Shazia Mirza and Gary Delaney appearing here.
Headlining tomorrow night will be Mark Rough, right, who will also be celebrating a decade as a comedian. Support will consist of Bradford's own Ben Schofield. Music will be provided by Ashley Frieze.
Resident MC Mark Dennis commented: "It's amazing to think where we were 12 months ago and where we are now. To attract the calibre of the acts that we have speaks for itself.
"Columbus Comedy Cave is a very special night for the city. Instead of running the night for profit, we have invested everything into making the night better and better, and we will continue to do so."
Students and politicians are to gather for a conference on knife and gun crime.
A landmark hotel is planning a major apartment development on a car park at the side of the building.
Morrisons today cut the price of unleaded petrol to below 90p at all its 287 stations across the UK.
Bradford’s derelict former Odeon cinema is not of sufficient quality to warrant listed building status, it was confirmed today.
More than 100 performers took to the stage at St George’s Hall in Bradford in the final of an X Factor-style talent show last night.
Four years ago he was busking with a bunch of mates, singing arias to passing tourists in Covent Garden.
Jonathan Ross is set to keep his job as a BBC presenter, despite the Andrew Sachs obscene phone calls scandal, after the corporation's governing body agreed the "right action" had been taken against him.
Pop queen Madonna was granted a divorce on the grounds of her husband Guy Ritchie's "unreasonable behaviour".
Rotherham have signed Fulham goalkeeper David Stockdale in time to face City tomorrow.
Tame Tupou feels New Zealand shouldn’t be written off in tomorrow’s World Cup final.
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