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  • Prime Minister taken to hospital - what now?

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been taken to hospital because his coronavirus symptoms have persisted. What does this mean, and who will lead the country's response to the crisis? Why has Mr Johnson been taken to hospital? The Prime Minister

  • Bradford City fans update WW1 records

    TWO weeks ago on this page, we appealed for relatives of First World War soldier John Tomlinson to get in touch. John grew up on the same Manningham street as former Bradford City player Ernest Goodwin, and the pair died within weeks of each other

  • 15 new cases of coronavirus in Bradford

    THERE are 15 new cases of coronavirus in Bradford. Public Health England announced the news that 15 more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in the Bradford Council area. The number of confirmed positive cases in Bradford district has

  • 2040 Vision: How technology's role in the district will grow

    FOR our series on Bradford 2040 Vision, we are looking at how the district will evolve over the next two decades and today we turn our attention to one of the fastest evolving areas, technology. IBM Fellow and vice-president Rashik Parmar is one

  • Jane Eyre is on YouTube

    THE National Theatre’s Production of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre is to be broadcast on You Tube. The acclaimed, inventive adaptation of the Charlotte Bronte novel is being shown as part of National Theatre at Home, a new initiative screening a

  • Tracks of Bradford's tramways

    THE trams of Bradford are the focus of a new book which provides a glimpse of the city from the late 19th to mid-20th century. Featuring over 40 images, Lost Tramways of England: Bradford is published by Graffeg as part of its Lost Tramways series

  • 2040 Vision: Working together for a cleaner, greener future

    For our series on Bradford 2040 Vision we are looking at a number of key areas that will impact the district in the upcoming decades. Today, Anila Baig looks at one topic which is currently dominating global headlines: the environment, climate change

  • Historic choir goes digital for first time

    BRADFORD Festival Choral Society is holding online rehearsals for the first time in its 164-year history. Communal singing on the internet has become a popular way of coping with life in lockdown. Tom Leech, Musical Director of BFCS, said the historic

  • Despicable thieves flout lockdown to raid garden shed

    POLICE have issued a warning after a shed was targeted by burglars. The raiders gained entry to the shed, in Glenlyon Drive, Utley, through an unlocked door. West Yorkshire Police say the incident happened sometime between March 30 and 31. “Please

  • Yorkshire get creative with their training in lockdown

    THE key to success when it comes to training from home will be creativity, believes Yorkshire’s strength and conditioning coach Pete Sim. The White Rose squad, like most professional sportsmen, have been forced to work from home amid the coronavirus

  • World Cup still shining light for Kear

    JOHN Kear admits the blank in the international calendar will whet the appetite for next year’s World Cup. Australia’s tour, scheduled for the end of this season, is in jeopardy with the current shutdown. There will also be huge question marks

  • Nostalgic pictures released by local history group

    THESE wonderfully nostalgic pictures of Kildwick and Farnhill featuring scenes and people come to us courtesy of the local history group. The group says very little has been formally written or documented about the history of the villages, and so