Bug made 87 people ill at pair's restaurant
The owners of a restaurant which caused nearly 90 people to fall ill with a rare form of food poisoning had deliberately tried to obstruct an investigation into the outbreak, a court heard today.
Reward offered on diving-shop raid
The owner of a Bradford diving supply shop has put up a reward for information after the latest in a series of burglaries at the store.
Hundreds have fun run in the sun
Nearly 600 people took part in a charity fun run in aid of Manorlands hospice in Oxenhope today.
Minister’s demand for colleges cash probe
The Further Education Minister has called for an urgent investigation into why funding for college projects, including Bradford College’s £120 million new campus, has run out.
University gives racism pledge
The University of Bradford has pledged to improve after it was condemned for “systemic, institutional failure to confront bullying, harassment and racism” by an independent review.
Charities hit out over asylum
Two charities have accused the Government of a deliberate policy of persecution against asylum seekers in the UK.
Is Black Panther on the verge of death?
Infamous multiple murderer Donald Neilson, dubbed the Black Panther, may be moved to a unit for terminally-ill inmates amid reports he is on the verge of death.
Anger as mother is taken from foal
A horse-lover has attacked Bradford Council after an eight-year-old mare was removed from municipal ground – but the horse’s three-month-old foal left behind.
Man, 25, guilty of hanging dog to death
A Bradford man has been convicted of hanging a dog until it choked to death, in a case described by an RSPCA inspector as the worst he had ever seen.
Nobel winner talks peace to children
An Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate is speaking to Bradford school children on the issues of human rights and conflict resolution in a series of seminars this weekend.
