Ten of the biggest stories in Bradford this week

From gangs being jailed to April snow and the fast-paced Naz Shah developments, there has been a wide range of stories grabbing your attention.

Here’s a round-up of ten of our most read stories online:

1. On Monday, our most popular story was about the jailing of four men described as a 'pack of wolves' who were part of a street brawl.

2. The funeral of popular ice cream boss Sarfraz Khan, which more than 1,000 people went to, attracted the most web views on Tuesday.

3. On Wednesday, in one of the fastest developing stories we've covered in a while, Bradford West MP Naz Shah was suspended from the Labour party. 

4. We had quite a few people contact us about plans for a wet T-shirt competition in a Bradford club as well. The outrage later led to it being called off.

5. On Thursday, our readers most favoured another crime story. This time it was about the jailing of a gang involved in drug-fuelled street robberies across Bradford city centre.

6. Plans for a six-screen cinema, eight restaurants and a gym were a talking point on Thursday. 

7. CCTV footage showing a car being rammed twice in an 'unprovoked' attack attracted lots of hits too.

8. Readers also had plenty to say about a major mosque scheme getting planners' backing, despite Heritage England concerns, making this one of the most viewed stories of the week.

9. On Friday, April the cold snap had plenty of people talking and many readers sent us their pictures of snowy scenes.

10. Our nostalgic picture gallery of Bradford pubs was also a big hit this week. We're planning on delving into our picture archive on a regular basis to bring you more of these galleries - we've got some real gems hidden away. If you'd like us to look for photographs on a particular theme, you can email suggestions to newsdesk@telegraphandargus.co.uk.