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‘Help us build on ear centre success’

1:56pm Saturday 19th July 2008

Fundraisers have come up with a rock-solid way of supporting the Telegraph & Argus’s Listening for Life Appeal to help transform the lives of profoundly-deaf babies, children and adults.

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Woman's body found in street

A police officer at the scene where the body was found

9:58am Saturday 19th July 2008

Police are investigating after a woman was found dead in the street.

Police fire at car in drug raid

A suspect is held on the ground and the driver’s window of an Audi is smashed after shots were fired by police to stop the car during raids yesterday

8:30am Saturday 19th July 2008

Shots were fired by police in a Bradford street during a major operation to smash a drugs supply ring.

Girls aim to save lives in Africa

From left, Kimi Omolokun, Megan Crowley, Katie Deardon and Isabella Ricordo

4:10pm Saturday 19th July 2008

Four Bradford schoolgirls are on the brink of forging a partnership with a leading aid charity which could save countless Third World lives.

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Action call after hole trips woman

Resident Lyn Murgatroyd, left, who fell victim to the hole, examines it with Councillor Vanda Greenwood

3:30pm Saturday 19th July 2008

A boarded-up pub has been labelled a “death trap” after a grandmother slipped and became trapped in an exposed manhole. The third serious incident at The Royal since it was closed by police more than a year ago.

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Care trust staff win caring praise

1:57pm Saturday 19th July 2008

Long-serving staff of Bradford District Care Trust have been rewarded in an annual celebration.

Foreign nanny spotted again

Kumari Tamang

1:30pm Saturday 19th July 2008

Police have made a fresh appeal for information after a second sighting of a missing foreign nanny in the past two weeks.

Woman injured in bedroom fire

1:20pm Saturday 19th July 2008

A woman was taken to hospital with burns after falling asleep with a candle next to her bed.

Plea for relatives

1:10pm Saturday 19th July 2008

Coroner’s officers are appealing for the relatives of Michael Atkinson to come forward.

Council steps up homeless help

10:10am Saturday 19th July 2008

Bradford Council is putting together a new strategy to tackle homelessness by stepping in earlier with those at risk.

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Found knife 'was not murder weapon'

Police said a found knife is not thought to be a murder weapon

Updated 2:03pm Saturday 19th July 2008

A police force that told a member of the public to dispose of a knife found days after the murder of a father of three said it was not now believed to be the weapon used in the killing.


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Record-breaking Aussie superstar Steve Menzies today told Bulls fans: “I want to do it all again in Super League.”


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