A NEW Taco Bell restaurant will open on a site just yards from where a new secondary school is being built.

FOUR men have been arrested after anti-Semitic abuse was heard being shouted from a car in north London on videos shared on social media.

"A HUGE relief."

THE first flight for holidaymakers jetting off from Leeds Bradford Airport departs tomorrow following the lifting of the international travel ban.

BRADFORD seems to have built up a reputation as a city with dangerous drivers.

A MAN was taken to hospital after being rescued from water late last night.

A SECONDARY school is closed to three year groups today due to flooding.

RESIDENTS can have their say on plans to replace a hand car wash with a new local convenience store.

A FAMILY-run play centre is looking forward to opening its doors today as restrictions are eased in the next stage of the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown.

AN independent mental health hospital with a troubled past has been moved out of special measures by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

AN application to completely transform a Keighley site, in the hope of attracting new business to the town, has been submitted.

BRADFORD schoolchildren have created an animated film exploring their hopes for a post-Covid world.

THESE were the scenes in Settle yesterday in the early evening (Sunday) when sudden heavy rain caused flash flooding.

Boris Johnson warned “we’re likely to face some hard choices” as stage four of the lockdown roadmap was thrown into doubt.

A NEW play gym and healthy cafe is to open its doors tomorrow thanks to funding of nearly £100,000 from Better Start Bradford's Innovation Fund.

The move comes despite concerns concerns over the Indian variant variant of Covid-19 with the Prime Minister calling for caution.

LOCAL residents living near Mayo Avenue in Bradford have spoken of their shock and surprise after hearing reports of a shooting in the area in the early hours of Sunday morning.

A CORDON is in place and there is a heavy police presence following reports of a shooting on Mayo Avenue, Bradford, in the early hours of Sunday.

PRIME Minister Boris Johnson has called for a "heavy dose of caution" as indoor socialising and physical contact resumes against the backdrop of the Indian variant.

THE parents of a toddler who died following a suspected gas explosion in Heysham have paid tribute to their "beautiful little angel".

HERE is Sunday's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford.

A WARNING has been issued following a fire caused by a wood burning stove at a house in Baildon today.

MORE than 600,000 appointments for a lifesaving Covid jab were booked in just 48 hours after the NHS vaccination programme was opened up to people in their thirties.

NEW evidence gives a "high degree of confidence" that coronavirus vaccines work against the Indian variant, Matt Hancock said, as he urged people to get jabbed to prevent the new strain spreading "like wildfire".

ONE person had to extricated by fire service crews after a three-car crash in Keldregate near Huddersfield last night.

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

THE boss of one of the district's best-loved and successful curry restaurants Shimla Spice said he "can't wait" to welcome back customers from Monday.

A SHIPLEY pub is set to mark its re-opening with regular weekend street food festival events.

AN exhibition displaying banners created by people with dementia will help re-open a Bradford museum.

Ready-made Cow & Gate and Aptamil formula milk are both in short supply due to “an issue with an ingredient used to prevent foaming”.

Matt also confirmed he will be working with Little Britain and Come Fly With Me co-star David Walliams again soon.

BRITAIN declared war on Germany on September 3, 1939 and soon horrendous events were taking place across Europe. Britain was spared until Germany began its aerial offensive in summer 1940. Many towns became the target of heavy bombing.

HIS posters for seaside resorts and rail journeys are famous for their stylish, colourful designs - but the Bradford-born artist who created them is not so well known.

PROPOSALS to redevelop a former petrol station site - creating electric car charging hubs and a convenience store, have been refused.

“EVERYONE has a novel in them,” so they say, often followed by: “And that’s where it should stay.”

MARTIN Greenwood’s new book Every Day Bradford provides a memorable story for each day in the year about people, places and events from Bradford’s rich history, from the Middle Ages to the present.

WHEN songs by Marc Bolan and New Order turn up in a between-the-wars country house drama, it’s bound to set the purists’ teeth on edge.

GEOFF COWLER, who was at the heart of Bradford’s music scene in the 1960s, looks back on that golden era for local bands:

A MAJOR incident has been declared after a gas explosion at a residential area in Heysham, Lancashire.

CAMPAIGNERS have vowed to fight against proposals to build a new industrial estate on rural land near Morley.

SIX of the seven men arrested after an incident of violent disorder on Hastings Street, Bradford, on Thursday, have been released on bail.

HERE is Friday's latest breakdown, area-by-area, of positive cases of COVID-19 in Bradford.

A POPULAR long-time employee at a post office in Shipley is retiring after nearly 30 years of serving the community.

Ahead of the next phase of lockdown easing on Monday, the British Medical Association (BMA) is calling on the Government to stand by its ‘cautious approach’ amid concerns that large parts of the younger population remain both unvaccinated and ...

AN ASSISTANT headteacher has been praised by parents for going “beyond his duties” by choosing to fast with his pupils during Ramadan.

THE HMRC site in Shipley that was earmarked for closure by the Government several years ago is to be put on the market.

A woman has made her first appearance before Bradford Crown Court after a collision that left a man seriously injured.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden has warned the live events industry that the country is entering a “period of heightened vigilance” due to the Indian variant of coronavirus.

RESIDENTS and local businesses across Haworth are scaring away the crows this May as they take part in the first Haworth Scarecrow festival for Christian Aid.

POLICE are concerned for the welfare of a man who has been reported missing in Wakefield.