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Daily Archives: 08/07/2016

SHAKING THINGS UP: Lord Patel joined the ECB Management Board in July 2015 and has been a lifelong cricket enthusiast

‘Time to get ahead of the game’

Bradford’s Lord Patel reflects on 12 months with the ECB There are few more powerful advocates for the transforming effect cricket can have on people’s...

Rocking in the ring and on the road

Amir Khan trusts in Enkahnz for motor makeover When a world champion boxer needs a world class customisation on his £100,000 Range Rover Vogue,...
DRIVING FORCE: Team Principal, Dr Vijay Mallya, says he is looking forward to the British Grand Prix

Optimism following disappointment

Force India leave empty handed from Austria Force India’s run of back-to-back podium finishes came to an abrupt end in the Austrian Grand Prix last...
MAVI MARMARA: The raid prompted widespread international reactions and demonstrations around the world

“I remember the fear in the eyes of good people”

Six years on: Gaza flotilla raid survivor recalls her memories It has been six years since Paveen Yaqub, a community services manager from Holmfirth,...
OFFENSIVE: Tory councillor Dominic Peacock posted an offensive Facebook post online about the Jo Cox memorial fund

Offensive MP has been cautioned by police

Tory councillor suspended over 'steam off p***' comments Police have cautioned a former Tory councillor over an offensive Facebook post about the fund set up...
CELEBRATION TIME: Campaigners have voiced their desire for the Children’s Heart Surgery to remain open

Leeds’ Children’s Heart Unit SURVIVES!

Campaigners’ delight at NHS announcement After years of protests against the closure of Leeds’ Children’s Heart Surgery, campaigners were able to celebrate this week after...

World’s largest tropical forest in peril

Recent drought completely shut down the Amazon Basin’s carbon sink The most extensive land-based study to date, led by researchers at the Universities of Leeds...
BOBBY BROTHERS: Sheryar and Syed Shah have joined the West Midlands’ police family

Brothers on the beat

Sheryar and Syed Shah are used to serving the public after a career in retail - but now the pair have swapped High Street...

Wakefield councillor urges victims to report hate crimes after suffering racist abuse

I voted ‘leave’, not ‘racism’ The Conservative leader of Wakefield council, who this week has been targeted by racial slurs, has urged communities to stand...
DESERVED RECIPIENT: Ikram Butt (right) nominated Mohammed for the award

A top citizen: Bradford man heads to the capital for awards ceremony

A community stalwart from Bradford, who has dedicated over 25 years of his life to helping children in the city, has been awarded a...
A LIVELY CHILD: Hafsah was described as a big football fan and was sent a signed jersey from her favourite team, Liverpool

A family’s dignity: Suits donated to hospital in memory of daughter

A bereaved family, whose daughter sadly passed away last year following a month long fight with a rare illness, have donated a number of...
VICTORIOUS VOLUNTEERS: The two young volunteers from Xplode magazine accept their Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service

‘Xploding’ with pride: Khalil and Saeed collect Queen’s award for voluntary service

Two exceptional volunteers from Bolton, in Greater Manchester, collected a prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service this past week at a special ceremony at...
COMPLAINTS: During an investigation into the siphoning of electricity on Manchester’s Curry Mile, PC Paul Cocker was recorded making alleged racist comments

Policeman said he wanted to ‘bomb curry mile’

Officer accused of racism in Manchester A disciplinary hearing in Manchester has heard how a police officer, responding to reports of unlawful electricity usage in...

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