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9:31am Thursday 30th March 2006
Bradford rally driver Barry Tottie kicks off his campaign to win his class next week in the world's largest rally series - the Hankook tyres 205/RWD Challenge.
Tottie will be joined by co-driver Holly Bailey at Wilbarston Airfield.
The pair are relishing their chances in the 1400cc class after finishing fourth overall last year in what was Tottie's first full season in the sport.
"We really want to do well as there is a chance that we can win the end-of-year prize of a week driving on a frozen ice lake in the Arctic Circle," said Tottie.
Car salesman Tottie is out to impress the many professional teams who watch the budget series - two previous champions have done well in the British Rally Championship in the last two years. Bailey, who is guiding Tottie around the five events in the Challenge, is also competing in the driving seat in the British Rally Championship - with her all-female team.
MP Ann Cryer, who led the campaign for a law on forced marriage will quit the Commons at the next election.
History is not short of details on kings, queens and national figureheads.
Saltaire has long been a jewel in the crown of Bradford district but now Sir Titus Salt’s model village has been recognised nationally after it was named in first place in a top ten list of “unique” tourist destinations.
Most beauty queen contestants famously tell the judges they want to travel the world… but Rebecca Geldard wants to save the world.
Mark Lawn believes giving City fans the Bradford End has boosted the atmosphere on the other three sides of the ground.
The Bulls’ Super League opponents can finally breathe easy – legendary prop Joe Vagana is hanging up his boots.
Gordon Brown paid tribute to British troops fighting in Afghanistan, praising them as the country's true heroes.
Britain's teenagers notched up record GCSE results, with one in five exams awarded top grades.
Planned strikes by airport workers that would have caused travel misery over the bank holiday period have been called off.
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