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Prostitutes tell of gang rapes

Updated 5:34pm Thursday 28th August 2008

A Slovakian miner has gone on trial accused of being part of a rape gang which was responsible for five attacks on Bradford prostitutes.

Life for PC Sharon raid gun-maker

Updated 4:15pm Thursday 28th August 2008

A man who supplied machine guns used in nine gangland murders – including the robbery in which Bradford policewoman Sharon Beshenivsky was killed – has been jailed for life.

First court appearance for Bradford club shooting accused

Updated 12:22pm Thursday 28th August 2008

A 32-year-old man accused of murdering a Bradford father in a nightclub shooting earlier this month today made his first appearance at the city's crown court.

Porsche rolled over three times in crash

Updated 9:45pm Thursday 28th August 2008

A Porsche Carrera barrel-rolled three times before flipping onto its roof fatally injuring its 21-year-old passenger, a court heard yesterday.

National News

Hacker loses extradition appeal

Updated 9:16pm Thursday 28th August 2008

A computer expert who hacked into top secret US military networks has lost his last-ditch legal appeal and will be extradited to the US in the next two weeks.

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Beat the Squeeze Campaign

Children help build Lucky Lister Dragon at Cartwright Hall

Cutting costs is child’s play!

Updated 12.30pm Tuesday 19th August 2008

Those ‘Back to School’ signs may be up in the shops, but the summer holidays aren’t quite over yet.

How to... save with allotments

Updated 9.20am Friday 15th August 2008

Food shopping can be expensive, yet plenty of what we fill our supermarket trollies with we could actually produce ourselves. Allotments are becoming increasingly popular, with something of an ‘allotment renaissance’ rumbling through the leafy lanes and terraced streets of towns and villages. Why not go back to basics, as Tom and Barbara did in The Good Life, and start growing your own food? You could even keep a few hens for a regular supply of eggs. What could be more satisfying than sitting down to dinner, knowing that you have produced just about everything on your plate? No more over-packaged – not to mention over-priced – boxes and packets of processed food, just healthy home-grown produce.