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25 years ago: The National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in Bradford announced it was to go seven days a week and open on Mondays for the first time, with three Imax films shown every Monday in July and August during the school summer holidays.
50 years ago: Dr R.W. Elliott, one of the health chiefs for Bradford and the West Riding district, said it was "high time the water authorities got cracking" to add fluoride to public water supplies, a move he claimed would reduce oral health problems in children by at least 50 per cent.
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1966: England beat West Germany 4-2 in extra time - with a hat-trick from Geoff Hurst - to win the World Cup.
1990: Ian Gow, Conservative MP for Eastbourne, was murdered by an IRA bomb at his home in the Sussex village of Hankham.
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