Daily Archives: 07/12/2015
The Best in the NE: Aagrah Leeds City clinches prestigious award
A much-loved Leeds restaurant has been named the Best Restaurant in the North East of England at the 11th annual British Curry Awards earlier...
CENTROS UNICO: Europe’s leading laser hair removal clinic opens in The Broadway
Bradford’s Broadway Shopping Centre welcomed in its newest tenant last week as yet another world-renowned brand opened its first site in the city.
With over...
KHAN SOLICITORS: The high profile law specialists
What began as a two-man business almost 20 years ago in Bradford is now one of North England’s most renowned legal firms as Khan...
LOVE SOFAS: The UK’s largest sofa site
For the past five years one furniture outlet in Huddersfield has been growing faster than any other in the industry and today is proud...
Know the signs of Bowel Cancer: Tackling the second biggest cancer killer
A Leeds GP is on a mission to raise awareness of the importance of testing for bowel cancer with statistics showing a 97 per...
Bradford College gets the Royal treatment: Officially opens its doors
Multi-million pound development officially opens its doors
HRH The Duke of Gloucester was in West Yorkshire last week as he paid a visit to Bradford...
Community rallies to aid of arson victim
Indian family in Northern Ireland attacked in hate crime
A community in Northern Ireland has rallied behind an Indian family which was the target of...
Asian music off BBC radar
Broadcasters slammed over ‘Sound of 2016’ selectors
The much awaited ‘BBC Sound of 2016’ long list has been announced but no sooner has it struck...
British ‘black widow’ on UK ‘kill list’
UK special forces target ISIS extremists
British Special Forces in Syria are reportedly targeting a British woman who has turned into an ISIS jihadist.
Former punk...
Record £1 million fine
Asian businessman guilty of breaching financial rules
Two days after he turned 34, a West Midlands home financier was slapped with the largest ever fine...
Indian-born advisor appointed to PM panel
Monisha Shah to advise on ethical standards across UK public life
A Mumbai-born media professional has been appointed to the Committee on Standards in Public...
‘UK is next Daesh target’
European intelligence sources say British Daesh operatives given attack orders
Orders to launch terrorist attacks against the UK, as a follow-up to the Paris attacks,...
‘It’s Daesh, not IS, not ISIS, not ISIL’
Prime Minister agrees to new reference for extremist group
Prime Minister David Cameron has told the House of Commons that he will only refer to...
£2.7 billion appeal: Bangladesh asks India for help to build a new reservoir
Bangladesh has asked for help from India to build a £2.7 billion water barrier on the Padma River, known locally as the Ganga River.
The...
Transition talks: Burma’s top politicians discuss a handover of power
Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi has held a closed-door meeting with military President Thein Sein to discussion the transition of power to her civilian...
FBI search for a motive
Terrorism and work-place issues among angles being explored in latest mass shootings
The FBI has taken over investigations into the latest mass shooting which left...
Hundreds dead in Indian floods
People still trapped in 5,000 submerged homes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised £99 million to the flood-hit city of Chennai in southern Indian where...
US withholds millions from Pakistan
Move comes as Pakistan accuses of providing safe haven for the Taliban
An American congresswoman has accused Pakistan of not doing enough to combat global...
West Yorkshire MPs’ war cry: 55% of MPs vote ‘aye’ for Syria strikes
There was a sharp split among MPs on Syria with one saying that the Middle East country needed ‘blankets not bombs’.
Twelve of the 22...
Education delegation
Bradford duo attend international learning conference
A teaching model developed in Bradford and implemented around the world was the point of discussion in Pakistan last...