ARSONISTS set fire to a vehicle on a Keighley estate late last night.

THE Prime Minister is expected to tell people in England that it will be left to their “judgement” to manage coronavirus risks as he prepares to restore freedoms on July 19.

THE heartbroken parents of a Bradford man who died in searing pain after suffering a perforated ulcer have spoken of their agony.

A BRADFORD MP has hit out at cuts which he claims will “damage” the district.

MORE than £3 million is set to be spent on a new children’s home and almost £1m on electric vehicles by Bradford Council, if spending plans are approved on Tuesday.

PLANS to turn a former wellness clinic in Menston into a hairdressing salon have been granted by Bradford Council.

A NUMBER of people have recently been hit with fines at Bradford Magistrates’ Court for breaching Covid-19 rules.

A BRADFORD TV doctor has called for NHS workers to get the ‘pay rise they deserve’ as it marks its 73rd birthday today.

INVESTMENT giant Apollo has said it considering launching its own bid to buy Morrisons after the supermarket chain agreed a £6.3 billion private equity takeover offer.

AN action-packed day of family-friendly events is set to help Shipley bounce back after lockdown.

HERE is today's breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of Covid-19 in Bradford.

BRADFORD has joined the rest of the nation today in taking a moment to reflect as part of national Thank You Day.

YORKSHIRE Ambulance Service is urging people to only call in "life-threatening" situations today.

THERE are delays in Shipley this afternoon following a collision.

HERE are the latest area-by-area figures for Covid-19 vaccinations in every part of the Bradford district.

 

LIFE will “return to normality as far as possible” after July 19 in England as the country moves into the “final furlong” of coronavirus restrictions, a senior Government minister has said.

BRADFORD’S Ukrainian Club was full of atmosphere and colour last night as fans gathered to watch the Euro 2020 clash against England.

New research has suggested that Covid is common in pet cats and dogs whose owners have the disease.

Following the last review on June 24 the next look into the UK's travel list is expected in the week commencing July 12.

A MAN has been sentenced for a series of offences, including a theft which saw beer, baby clothes and Ray Ban sunglasses stolen. 

A MAN who assaulted two police officers has been ordered by magistrates to attend a Building Better Relationships course.

A HOMELESS man has been sentenced to a community order for harassing a woman in Bradford city centre.

A CONTROVERSIAL Chai tea café has had yet another application to extend its hours into the early morning declined.

FRUSTRATED residents are "at the end of their tether" after having to put up with speeding and traffic problems on a narrow country lane in Thornton for many years.

BRADFORD has produced its fair share of names from fields including music, the arts and sport who have made a name for themselves globally and here's a chance to celebrate them.

One hundred of the UK’s biggest retailers have called on the Prime Minister to take action to tackle the “shocking violence and abuse” against shop workers.

PLANS to build three townhouses on a plot of land in Long Lee Lane have been refused by Bradford Council.

A TELECOMS firm has been told it does not been prior approval before installing a new 20 metre tall 5G mast in Baildon.

NEW food hygiene ratings for eateries across the Bradford district have been published by the Food Standards Agency.

AN apartment in Bradford is due to go under the hammer next week.

EDUCATION Secretary Gavin Williamson wants to make the school day mobile phone-free, as part of proposals for “calm classrooms”.

TOWARDS the end of the Second World War, hundreds of thousands of prisoners held within the Nazi camp system were forcibly evacuated under heavy guard. These brutal, chaotic evacuations became known as ‘death marches’.

DURING the 1940s and 50s I went with my Mum and Dad to the cinema every Saturday night - front stalls, 10d, first house, 6pm.

ON the other side of the dale from its more popular neighbours, Buckden Pike and Great Whernside lies shy Birks Fell.

IN the Imperial War Museum hangs a painting Called Women’s Canteen at the Phoenix Works in Bradford.

 

HERE is latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of Covid-19 in Bradford.

BRADFORD-based Morrisons has agreed to a £6.3 billion takeover bid from a consortium of investment groups.

TWO supermarket chains which will implement a "hold" for those fueling and paying at the pump have explained whether it will apply inside the kiosk.

A BRADFORD woman who lost her husband to a brain tumour during the pandemic is to remember him by setting up a fundraising group in his name. 

Wearing face masks and social distancing could remain part of life for the next five years, under contingency plans being drawn up by the government.

Bradford's National Science and Media Museum is to receive a share of £60 million of Government funding. 

PROPOSALS to scrap quarantine requirements for those who have received two doses of a coronavirus vaccine are under “consideration”, the Government has confirmed.

Thousands fewer workers in Bradford were on furlough in May - but as the scheme starts to be wound down the Government has been accused of acting too fast.

A MAN has been fined after stealing "multiple" razors from a supermarket.

THE number of patients with Covid-19 in Bradford's hospitals has seen a week-on-week drop. 

A man has been jailed for 16 weeks for an assault on a Bradford grandfather.

The technology is currently used across transport systems in the Spanish cities of Barcelona, Madrid and Murcia.

Ahead of England's crunch clash football fans will be able to enjoy a discount on every menu item making mealtimes one less thing to worry about.