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Emmerdale legend dies

11:00am Friday 4th July 2008

Ilkley actor Clive Hornby, who played Jack Sugden in Emmerdale, died last night at the age of 63, a spokeswoman for the soap has said.

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Yobs torch park trees

A tree being set on fire by the yobs, taken by T&A reader Mick Penie

6:30am Friday 4th July 2008

This was the moment a gang of young arsonists destroyed a tree in a popular Bingley park.

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Man charged with Ilkley Moor attack

8:22am Friday 4th July 2008

Police have charged a 55-year-old man with the attempted murder and attempted rape of a woman on Ilkley Moor in 2006.

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Trapped horse rescued

8:08am Friday 4th July 2008

Firefighters had to cut a horse free from railings today after two of its legs got stuck.

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Coast trip is memorial to doctor

Dr Urmila Gupta in whose memory the trips run

7:53am Friday 4th July 2008

A day trip to Bridlington in memory of the late Dr Urmila Gupta is being organised for the second year running.

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Pleural plaque payout pressure grows

MP Terry Rooney

7:28am Friday 4th July 2008

Ministers are set to come under pressure to act to compensate sufferers of pleural plaque – thanks to pressure from a Bradford MP.

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Students nurse placement ambitions

7:15am Friday 4th July 2008

Students from all over Bradford and Airedale are benefiting next week from work experience in the NHS.

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City rallies round soldiers

Adam Cook and Debbie Hall of AETC with soldiers Craig Mitchell, left, and Jim Moran

9:29pm Thursday 3rd July 2008

A financial adviser has raised thousands of pounds to help injured soldiers coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Coach company ceases trading

The Saltaire Travel depot

7:00pm Thursday 3rd July 2008

A luxury travel company which was responsible for bussing Bradford City players and fans to matches across the country has gone out of business.

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Government rejects badger cull

The government has rejected plans for a badger cull

Updated 10:42am Friday 4th July 2008

The Government will not embark on a badger cull to tackle TB in cattle.


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First of all, it is a pretty stupid thing to do and second, it is very dangerous – he is taking his life in his hands.  − Councillor Ghazanfer Khaliq

Car-surfers 'taking lives in their hands' »

Good luck to the lad. I think this will be way forward with signings once we have a striker & experienced keeper signed up. Macca will bring in a few younger lads, either released from Premiership or Championship clubs, or on loan, to bolster the squad. Competition will be healthy and we will have a good blend of youth & experience. − EMB Bantam, Guiseley

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The Saltaire Travel depot
Coach company ceases trading

A luxury travel company which was responsible for bussing Bradford City players and fans to matches across the country has gone out of business.

The video of a youth hanging on to the rear of a car that has appeared on YouTube
Car-surfers 'taking lives in their hands'

Young thrill-seekers have been warned they are taking their lives in their hands after a website video was revealed showing a teenager clinging on to the back of a car driven at speed.

Dr Peter Dickson, left, celebrate’s Born In Bradford’s birthday with Professor David Hall and Dr Pauline Raynor
Party marks Born in Bradford birthday

Hundreds of families who are playing their part in the Born in Bradford (BiB) research will be having fun at a teddy-bears picnic to mark the project’s first anniversary.

Shaun Densmore was a regular for Everton's reserves last season
Everton defender on trial with Bantams

City are casting an eye over teenage defender Shaun Densmore.

Paul Deacon has missed six games with his damaged hamstring
Deacon injury not worth risk

Patient Bulls will not rush skipper Paul Deacon back into action.


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