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‘Bones’ found in overgrown garden
Updated 7:45pm Tuesday 7th October 2008
Mystery surrounds a stash of bones uncovered at a house in Buttershaw, Bradford, today.
Obesity is costing you £142m a year
Updated 7:51am Tuesday 7th October 2008
Ignorant parents were today blamed for adding to £142 million being spent in Bradford on dealing with problems caused by being overweight.
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Man is warned over friends
Updated 7:46pm Tuesday 7th October 2008
A sixth man involved with a kidnap and torture gang has walked from court after being warned to be more careful of his friends.
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Updated 7:23pm Tuesday 7th October 2008
A Bradford University student and her schoolgirl sister have been left out of pocket after paying fees up front to a model agency.
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Mosley plans privacy law challenge
Updated 8:18pm Tuesday 7th October 2008
Motorsport boss Max Mosley plans to challenge the UK's privacy laws in the European Court of Human Rights, he said.
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Girls get new cancer jab
A major vaccination campaign to protect girls against cervical cancer is under way across the district.
Revamped hospital leads NHS clean-up
Claire Lomax Health Reporter Health bosses in Bradford have signed up to a new infection control programme as a community hospital re-opens.
Parents in protest at school sacking
Parents protested at a Bradford primary school yesterday after learning that it had decided to cut the job of a popular member of staff.
Tributes are paid to fostering couple
A widow who helped bring up more than a dozen foster children at her Bradford home has died at the age of 94.
The circus is coming to town!
A clown and a flamenco dancer, both wearing wellies, are wading through mud towards me.
RBS biggest victim of bank turmoil
Royal Bank of Scotland was the biggest victim on another day of turmoil for banks amid mounting speculation that the Government is set to spend billions on a taxpayer-funded rescue of the ailing sector.
PM makes financial stability pledge
Gordon Brown reaffirmed his determination to "take whatever action is necessary" to maintain the stability of the financial system in the face of the latest market turmoil.
O'Brien commits to Trotters
Bolton defender Andy O'Brien has signed a contract extension which will keep him at the Reebok Stadium until 2011.
Long ball not the way for McCall
Stuart McCall will not sacrifice his passing principles when teams come to Valley Parade to shut up shop.
Bulls duo off to the World Cup
Bulls duo Paul Sykes and Jamie Langley have BOTH made England’s World Cup squad.
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