Tuesday 30 April 2019

This is how many new homes were built in Calderdale last year

More new homes were built in Calderdale last year than in 2017, new data reveals.

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M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Drink and drug driver arrested in Calderdale police operation

Drivers have been arrested and cautioned as the Calderdale police force clamps down on dangerous and irresponsible drivers.

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Sophisticated cannabis farm found hidden in World War Two tunnels

Managing director of a stone company has now been jailed following a police investigation

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Eating one vegan meal equal to taking 16m cars off the roads

Ditching meat once a week reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 45 million tonnes

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Aldi announces return of Big Daddy steaks – here's when to get them

Herer's when you can get hold of the bargain steaks

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Pensioner who was held captive in Iraq has now been jailed for indecent exposure on a bus

Michael Wainwright was held as a prisoner in 1992 and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder

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This secluded 280-year-old house is on the market - and has a special Georgian kitchen

Middle House, High Flatts, is on the market and retains many period features

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'Cats should be banned from sh**ting in other people's gardens', says conservation expert

Tony Duckett said that cats were a greater threat to birds than firearms and that they should be kept indoors

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This heroic dad spotted a man hanging from a tree shouting 'help me' - and spent 10 minutes saving him

Jordan Blackburn has now been awarded a top award after his actions in Newsome

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Grooming victim ‘drugged before waking up naked on mattress in Huddersfield flat’

The girl told police she felt ‘dirty’ afterwards

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Police alert system launched to keep Calderdale residents up-to-date on crimes

A new community alert system is being launched in West Yorkshire to keep residents informed of crime in their area and positive work being carried out by police.

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Police have now arrested four teenagers and two others over Marsh stabbing

Officers were present on Smiths Avenue in numbers on Monday night and remained there overnight

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Police boss slams middle class drug users who demand ethical supplies of coffee - but not cocaine

Taking cocaine is “not victimless” says Hertfordshire police and crime commissioner David Lloyd

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UKIP candidate apologises over 'white genocide' posts - but says he is not racist

Keith Taylor was quizzed by police over another tweet but no action will be taken

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Dream homes: Middle House, High Flatts

This Georgian house is on sale for £935,000

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This cave is hosting ghost hunts after 'spirits' spotted

Wookey Hole is renowned for its supernatural activity

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Daughter wants to find an alpaca to give her terminally-ill mum a last moment to cherish

Grandmother-of-four Helen Hancox, 72, became seriously ill suddenly and now has just days to live

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Calderdale man who was held prisoner in Iraq is jailed after exposing himself on busy bus

A Calderdale pensioner who hit the headlines more than 25 years ago when he was held captive in Iraq has been jailed for exposing himself in front of passengers on a busy bus.

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Gin helps you burn calories faster according to an expert

We didn't need any more excuses to pop to the pub, but we'll take it

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'Passionate' Heather named as first Piece Hall 'People's Patron'

The Piece Hall has its first 'People's Patron' after a short presentation ceremony last week.

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Musician’s vinyl debut has been recorded in Calderdale caves

A musician has used the geological history of the Calder Valley as the inspiration for his latest album.

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Special surprise for Pedal for Pounds cyclists as they begin 323 mile ride

Over 200 cyclists are taking part in the Huddersfield Town charity event

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Beluga whale ‘trained by Russian military’ discovered

The animal was found wearing a harness with a mount for a camera and appeared to be trained

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If you want to lose weight, ignore influencers say experts

Researchers have concluded that social media stars ‘offer inaccurate or biased diet advice’

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Pervert drove to Hull to meet 14-year-old girl after grooming her for sex

Police found extreme pornography on offender's computer and he has now been locked up for more than four years

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Hate-filled loner who planned mass killing at Easter event in his home town is jailed

Shane Fletcher, 21, wanted to massacre crowds of people at a popular Easter event

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Exotic African wild cat found living in 'inadequate conditions' in Halifax

The animal was seized by council officers under the Dangerous Wild Animals Act 1976

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Is this the worst pint of Guinness ever poured?

The badly-poured pint has left Dubliners embarrassed

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People love mum's genius method for getting household chores done

"What's the bet hubby will actually read it to see what still needs doing?"

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"They've taken my livelihood": £20k worth of tools stolen from Halifax father-to-be

A Halifax mechanic and father-to-be says he has 'had his livelihood taken away from him' after £20,000 worth of tools were stolen from a private lock-up.

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Police name man wanted in connection with abduction and rape of two women

Joseph McCann has links to Watford in Hertfordshire, Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire and Ipswich in Suffolk.

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Wild African cat captured from Halifax house by environmental health teams

A wild African cat has been seized from a Calderdale home by animal and environmental health teams.

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ITV's biggest shows and stars to be part of £3.5bn UK theme park

They could include I'm A Celebrity and The Voice

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Tory election candidate explains why she labelled Huddersfield a 'dump'

Student Sarah Brightmore has come under fire for her opinion - but others have praised her for speaking out

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Drivers should get penalty points for not wearing seat belt, survey suggests

Motorists and their passengers could soon be handed penalty points if they are found to not be wearing a seatbelt while driving

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New undersea technology could help stop ‘ghost nets’ and fishing gear damaging marine life

Newcastle University said the development benefits both fishermen and the environment by making it easier to recover lost nets

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Aldi is selling geometric fire pits ahead of summer, and they're a hot commodity

They're only £49.99 and thousands of customers have preordered them

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Man arrested after bodies of two women ‘found in freezer’ at flat

The bodies were discovered on Friday morning and police said a 50-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder

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Men who like to wear kilts and climb ladders needed for job

It pays up to $55,000 and comes with a plane ticket

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Police hunt driver of white BMW after man deliberately mowed down in street

The victim remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition after the incident in Ravensthorpe

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Baroness Newlove hits out at ‘failures’ of police’s 101 service

She said reforms needed to include better ways for people to report anti-social behaviour.

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Ackley Bridge and Citizen Khan star Adil Ray announced as Patron of Square Chapel Arts Centre

Ahead of its upcoming Up North Film and TV Festival this month, Square Chapel Arts Centre in Halifax has announced writer, actor, comedian and broadcaster, Adil Ray OBE as the latest patron to join the team.

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Drinks licence to sell to sell gin and tonics at Northowram Scarecrow Festival permitted

Visitors old enough to drink who are going to Northowram Scarecrow Festival this weekend will be able to enjoy a gin and tonic if they wish – for some of the time – as they look around this year’s exhibits.

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This is why loud sirens are sounding across Huddersfield today

Company's loudest sirens are sounding today until noon

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Patients in Calderdale handed nearly £3 million in compensation in last three years

Patients in Calderdale have received nearly £3m in compensation over the last three years.

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New pint glass invented which can be carried four at a time

Hold my pint...

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Bottle-fed babies 'are 25 per cent more likely to become obese' in later life

The claim was made after research by the World Health Organisation

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Halifax smoker who began at 15 becomes face of quitting campain

A Halifax man has given his backing to a new campaign  across the region which hopes to raise awareness of the tools people can use to stop smoking.

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More than 30 types of deadly bacteria found in children's ball pits

Researchers say a new national cleaning strategy may be necessary

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Study suggests no link between sugary drinks and high calorie intake in children

The researchers said the sugar tax ‘might not be the most effective tactic’ to tackle childhood obesity

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Two men on trial after little girl allegedly groomed, raped and abused by multiple men - Day 2 live updates

Mohammed Akram and Usman Khalid from Huddersfield are on trial at Leeds Crown Court

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PHOTO GALLERY: Families come together for annual IVF party

Yorkshire Fertility’s annual celebrations were held on Sunday at North Bridge Leisure Centre.

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Met Office has its say on summer heat wave reports

The Bank Holiday weekend forecast has also been updated

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Eight patients die as Japanese superfungus infects 25 hospitals

The hospital acquired infection is immune to most medication

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Police arrest 18-year-old over snatching of girl, 12, following video appeal

A man from Leeds was arrested soon after images and video footage of him were released to the public

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Marsden Moor chiefs to host public meeting over fire hazard

People invited to join discussion on how to avoid another costly blaze

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Woman left to walk alone in the dark after taxi refuses to drive into notorious neighbourhood

Rebecca Garner says she was terrified when the driver dropped her off

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Faulty traffic lights causing delays for commuters on major route into Halifax

Drivers have been experiencing delays in Halifax this morning (Tuesday) after faulty traffic lights cause queues along Godley Road.

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Mum charges children £15 to attend daughter's birthday party, and other parents are furious

Would you fork out £15 so your child could go to a birthday party?

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First clinical trials into medicinal cannabis use for UK's children could begin this year

Young Billy Caldwell's medicine was taken away from him last June

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Work on town centre 'eyesore' set to go ahead shortly

Derelict Co-operative store in town centre set to be turned into 140 student apartments

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Monday 29 April 2019

M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Nine pictures from this year's Spring Artisan Market in Brighouse

Crowds flocked to the streets of Brighouse to sample tasty treats and interesting crafts for this year’s Spring Artisan Market.

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Kirklees Council is taking legal action over £87,000 owed to cash strapped school

Council "extremely disappointed" that developer of new housing estate has breached agreement to contribute to town

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Fly-tippers are now dumping rubbish in the middle of the street

The waste which included a carpet was left in the middle of a street in Birkby giving off a stench

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These lucky 13 neighbours are sharing a windfall of £390,000 thanks to their postcode

Residents reveal spending plans after bagging £30,000 each in draw

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UKIP candidate facing fury over 'WOG' tweet

The social media post has been slammed as 'openly racist' but Keith Cubar Taylor has defended it

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Bank Holiday weekend weather could be as cold as -10c

The cold snap could see wintry showers of hail and sleet hitting Huddersfield on Saturday - but it will be warmed by Monday

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Police appeal after large amount of climbing equipment, parachutes and power tools stolen in Todmorden

West Yorkshire Police are appealing after a large amount of specialist equipment was stolen from an address in Todmorden.

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Someone is selling a 'brilliant, uncirculated' McDonald's plastic straw on eBay for £1,000

They said the straw is "soon to become the stuff of legend"

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Five officers accused of misconduct after man’s fingertips severed by toilet rim

An inspector, three police constables and a temporary police sergeant will face gross misconduct proceedings over the incident in 2015

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Apple denies removing parental control apps over competition fears

Apple has reportedly targeted 11 of the 17 most downloaded third-party apps designed to limit screen time or oversee children’s phone use

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Little girl groomed, raped and abused by multiple men, court told

The girl was targeted in Huddersfield by two men who are currently on trial at Leeds Crown Court

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Katelyn's parents' despair as CPS reject prosecution plea for SECOND time

Colin and Angela Dawson say they're unable to grieve properly until legal process concluded

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Police hunt thieves who took parachutes and climbing gear in Todmorden burglary

Police in Calderdale are appealing for anyone offered specialist climbing equipment, parachutes  and other outdoor gear for sale in a deal that sounds ‘too good to be true’ to get in touch.

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'Star-struck' woman sent more than £100,000 to Facebook conman who said he was Jason Statham

The 'star-struck' woman handed over the cash to a person she believed was Fast and the Furious actor

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'We need to heal the divisions scarring this country' says sister of Jo Cox

Kim Leadbetter says tensions have increased since the murder ofg her sister

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Man's fried breakfast 'so bad' people say they hope was arrested

"Is that bacon or shoe leather?"

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New police campaign to target reckless drivers

A total of 15 people have died in crashes on the country’s roads since the start of April

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Biodegradable plastic bags ‘still capable of carrying shopping three years on’

In the study, the scientists quoted a 2013 European Commission report that suggested about 100 billion plastic bags were being issued each year

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Sainsbury's opens its first shop with no tills

You shop in the branch using an app on your phone

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Hunt for man who snatched girl, 12, and carried her into woodland

The girl only escaped when she managed to fight off her attacker

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Man believes he's photographed a UFO, but can you see it?

He says it was 'moving in strange directions at high speed'

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More holidaymakers choose non-EU destinations for summer breaks

Thomas Cook reported that 48% of its package holiday bookings for this summer are to destinations outside the bloc.

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‘I had perinatal mental illness like so many new mums,’ says TV presenter Anna Williamson

Celebs Go Dating star Anna Williamson first found fame as a children's TV presenter on CITV

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Overnight closures scheduled for essential repairs to Rochdale Road

Overnight closures are scheduled for the A6033, Rochdale Road in Todmorden to allow for essential maintenance.

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Man stabbed in 'targeted attack' after Marsh road crash involving pedestrians

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder

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In Pictures: Serious police incident in Marsh

In Pictures: Serious police incident in Marsh

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Mum fuming after school sends back lunchbox with note about homemade snack

"The food did not fit with our service’s nutrition guidelines."

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Rape victims told to hand over their mobiles to police or risk prosecutions against attackers not going ahead

Rape victims are being told to hand over their mobile phones to police or risk prosecutions against their attackers not going ahead, a top police boss has claimed.

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15 things that make you a really awful hotel guest

If you’re guilty of three or more of these we recommend never staying away from home again

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Fox found with its head stuck inside peanut butter jar

Animals are increasingly ending up in care as a result of serious injuries caused by plastic, according to the RSPCA

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A cup of tea doesn't need sugar to taste good, experts say

Researchers say excess sugar consumption is a public health problem and sugar in beverages contributes substantially to total intake

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MoD wants Burger King to open restaurant at Army base

It was recently reported that nearly 18,000 members of the Armed Forces were obese, including 8,662 in the Army

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Watch suspected drink driver trying to reverse over wall he had just crashed through

A witness said the car was 'only seconds' away from hitting two young girls

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Iranian immigrant risking his life on M62 in Calderdale rescued by police officer

A West Yorkshire police officer has spoken about a heartbreaking night shift where he found an Iranian immigrant risking his life walking down the M62 motorway.

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'I'm fine, we're very good friends': GMB host Susanna Reid confirms split with football boss Steve Parish

The presenter had been dating the Crystal Palace chairman for nearly a year

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Retiring West Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Dee Collins' open and honest interview

One of the most senior female police officers, whose career has spanned more than 30 years, has admitted a stigma still exists with some of the most harrowing crimes her force investigates.

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Rape victims must hand over phones or prosecutions may not go ahead – police

A privacy campaign group has dubbed the measures “digital strip searches”

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Celebrity judges and interesting creations - best pictures from World Dock Pudding Championships in Mytholmroyd

Crowds gathered in Mytholmroyd Community Centre to see who would come out on top in this year’s World Dock Pudding Championships.

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Emiliano Sala's dad Horacio tragically dies just three months after Cardiff striker

He died of a heart attack just three months after the footballer tragically died in an accident over the English channel

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National Insurance hike possible under Damian Green’s care system blueprint

Green suggests that the National Insurance hike is a “last resort”

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Thousands of Lloyds and Halifax ban customers owed money over a 2012 admin error - here’s how to claim

One of the UK’s biggest lenders has been forced to pay back millions of pounds to customers over administrative errors dating back to 2012.

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Singles looking for love needed to get married to a stranger on TV

Are you brave enough for the next series of Married At First Sight?

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Police incident in Marsh

Police incident in Marsh

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Six new burgers for McDonald's this summer along with Nacho Cheese Wedges

"We know customers are always on the look-out for new twists to our much-loved burgers."

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Deliberately stinging yourself with nettles will stop hay fever, sufferer says

Stinging nettles are thought to be able to reduce the amount of histamine in the body caused by allergies

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Plant which burns children set to thrive thanks to recent weather

You can avoid scars if you know what to look for, and how to treat the burns

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Kirklees Council denies asset sale millions used to plug budget holes

Kirklees has tenth highest total reaped from fire sales of public assets

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Police cordon off several roads in the Marsh area of Huddersfield - live updates

Police have closed Carr Street, Smiths Avenue and Hollin Street

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Women need more sleep than men 'because their brains work harder'

On average females need twenty minutes extra sleep. However, this can vary from woman to woman.

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Huddersfield is a "dump" says Tory election hopeful

Student Sarah Brightmore wants to be a Kirklees councillor but has been caught badmouthing town online

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Sunday 28 April 2019

How hard is it to pass your driving test at Halifax test centre?

Halifax test centre is one of the hardest places to pass your driving test in the country, according to the latest data.

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M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Huddersfield University criticised for working with Middle East regime

Experts in security are training police officers in Bahrain, a country notorious for human rights abuses

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Here's why 'Parking Like a ****' around Huddersfield is actually helping an autistic boy

Eleven-year-old Leon's bad parking obsession has inspired his mum to start a Facebook group catching town's worst offenders on camera

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Shelley ukulele group strums fitting tribute to Emley Moor Mast collapse 50 years ago

Hear the over-60s' rendition of Emley Moor Baht Mast which marks the moment the 1,265ft transmitter came tumbling down

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Daughter seeks help into death of dad who helped build Emley Moor Mast

Sylvia Shepherd seeks information into working conditions building mast following death of dad Peter Broderick

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Police seal off North Kirklees road after man injured in hit and run

Air ambulance lands in school field following serious incident in Ravensthorpe

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Kirklees Council has decided whether Magic Rock can open bar in Holmfirth

The planning decision has been made on the long empty bank in the town centre

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People in Kirklees with disabilities far less likely to be in work

More must be done to help working-age disabled people find employment, campaigners say

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West Yorkshire police officers are still disproportionately white – here are the figures

Ethnic minorities are still under-represented on the force – 20 years after Stephen Lawrence Inquiry

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Change of use from part of Halifax bar to off licence and other planning applications

Here are the latest planning applications to appear before Calderdale Council.

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Legendary Hebden Bridge bandsman's classic car to be put in the limelight

A classic car believed to have once belonged to a legendary Hebden Bridge brass bandsman will be in the limelight at the region’s favourite motor show.

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Desperate parents are being 'scammed' by IVF clinics, says health expert

Huddersfield University professor criticises system that is encouraging want-to-be parents to spend thousands on the dream of having a child

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Businessman labelled a 'fantasist' over support for Labour after development row

Stewart Smith said the Green Party have a vendetta against him and he backed Labour - but they distanced themselves from him

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Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival smashes previous box office records

Hebden Bridge Burlesque Festival (HBBF)has revealed that this year’s event has broken Box Office records, with over 1000 tickets sold so far for this year’s event.

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This reporter ate Wetherspoons vegetarian food for a week - here's what he learnt

There were five big lessons to learn from a week at Spoons

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Saturday 27 April 2019

The staggering statistic of how likely you are to face violent crime in West Yorkshire

Around 280 acts of violence are recorded each day by West Yorkshire Police

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'Little hero' Jensen rings hospital bell to mark an end to his heartbreaking cancer battle

The Huddersfield four-year-old is finally able to smile again after surviving gruelling chemotherapy, surgery and even a cardiac arrest

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Marsden Cuckoo Festival - look at our pictures of the parade

A week after the devastating moor fire hundreds gather for annual village celebration of spring time

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'I found out I was having a baby' was this man's unusual explanation for missing unpaid work

James Rooke said his community order slipped his mind because he was 'anxious and couldn't sleep'

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You need to stay at these worldwide hotels with infinity pools in Bali, Greece and more

Who knew it was so important to see over the edge of a pool into beautiful scenery?...

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Knitters invited to yarn bomb town centre landmarks with blue wool

WOVEN project launched at the Textile Centre of Excellence

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Poo bacteria found on McDonald's self-service screens

But here's why you don't need to worry about it

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Marsden Cuckoo Festival

People enjoying the Marsden Cuckoo Festival parade

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Water main burst blasts through Brighouse road

Police seal off popular route close to town centre after pressure buckles and splits tarmac

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Driver jailed for killing two men while driving wrong way down M62

A drink driver who drove the wrong way up a motorway slip road has been jailed for over nine years for causing the deaths of two men on the M62 last year.

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Mercedes Benz owner speaks out over Tesco petrol station fire drama

Firefighters tell driver blaze close to fuel pumps could have been fatal

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Police refute claims woman hit by car was hate crime victim

Arrest after woman seriously injured by car

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Arrests after car containing drugs and weapon crashed into fence

Police officers swoop to detain three men after collision in Batley

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Family of teen killed by 'silent' train speak out against Network Rail after losing compensation case

Relatives of Milena Gagic say Network Rail appeared to have 'no appetite for safety improvement'

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Dramatic rise of coercive control within Yorkshire families reported to police

Reports of coercive control within families across Yorkshire has risen dramatically, latest figures show.

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Firefighters tackle large garage fire in Savile Town, Dewsbury

Five fire crews put out blaze in private garage behind houses

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This West Yorkshire hospital now has a robot doing cancer surgery

The future has arrived and it's got a surgeon's knife in its hand

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Immigrant found wandering M62 at night had 'clearly spent many hours without food or drink'

The man presented himself to police as an Iranian national

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Artists' thoughts on Brexit put in the picture at Halifax exhibition

A group of artists offer their thoughts on Brexit in a new exhibition that is now on show at Dean Clough in Halifax. Stephen McClarence went to find out more.

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Here's who has been up at Magistrates Court from Calderdale

These Calderdale cases were heard at Bradford Magistrates Court.

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A Coffee With...Andy Needham who wants to break a KitKat with David Wagner and say thanks

Director of Approved Food is passionate about tackling food waste - and Huddersfield Town

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Police inspector and dad-of-three took his own life after 'silent struggle' with mental health problems

Terence Hopkins took his own life on Christmas Eve

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4 unusual signs you may be at risk of Parkinson's disease

Research into Parkinson's disease has begun to shed light on some of the changes and symptoms that happen way before patients start to shake and have trouble moving

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For sale: 3-bed penthouse with grandstand view over one of Britain's most famous racecourses

You'd never have to leave your house to watch the races

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Friday 26 April 2019

Huddersfield is the only town centre in Yorkshire where more businesses opened than closed in 2018

Neighbouring cities Leeds and Bradford saw massive declines in their number of high street stores last year

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Have you been papped by our Snapper about Town? This week it's Storm at The King's Head

See if our photographer caught you on camera!

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Serial complainer standing in Kirklees Council elections - but he's banned from the town hall

Steve Bradbury appeared on TV as one of the UK's worst complainers

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New development in Katelyn Dawson case

Barry Sheerman is fighting on behalf of the teenager's family after the CPS said the driver would not be prosecuted

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Secret spray painter issues 'don't dump rubbish' graffiti warning to combat fly tipping

Mystery surrounds who has taken drastic measures in an area seen as "an easy target" for illegal dumping

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Thrill seeking prison guard sent naked videos to killer before they had sex in his cell

Emily Watson, of Linthwaite, was in regular contact with the inmate on Instagram and also have virtual sex with him on FaceTime

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Leaked details of Tesco ClubCard deal which will cut 50 per cent of some items

If you don't have a ClubCard you're going to want to get one

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There's £100 off Shark's bestselling vacuum cleaner - and it's got cleaning fans in a frenzy

When it comes to vacuuming there is only one that everyone is excited about, the Shark

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Mum hails £4.50 'miracle' cream which ‘cured’ baby’s painful eczema

She tried everything to relieve one year old daughter Kelisha’s eczema

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Magical Unicorn Land to tour the UK

As well as plenty of opportunities to meet unicorns, groom them and ride them, there will be loads of other activities

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Halifax Piece Hall cancels huge weekend community festival

A weekend festival due to take place at the Piece Hall in Halifax that was designed to bring the community together has been cancelled

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Marks and Spencer blasted by furious vegans for using BEEF COLLAGEN in fruit drinks

"Bizarre and disgusting!"

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Apple recalls plugs over electric shock fears

There have been six cases involving the white AC adaptors

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Aero McFlurry is coming back after four year wait

There will be two flavours and two sizes as well as other new menu items

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This dream home has a garden big enough for two football pitches

Lydgate House also has five en-suite bedrooms, a gym, games room and 'secret' study

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Drone warning after Flying Scotsman near miss

Pilots are enangering passengers and could be fined £2,500

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Dream homes: Lydgate House, Lepton

This five-bedroom house has three acres of gardens and grounds

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14 locations of mobile speed cameras in Calderdale next week

Mobile speed cameras will be at the following locations in Calderdale from week commencing Monday, 29 April.

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New job opportunities as reopening of Calderdale community hub moves closer

The renovation works are more than half way to completion and the transformed Space @ Field Lane community hub in Rastrick will re-open in June.

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The best Tommy Tippee items in Asda's massive baby sale

There are some big discounts to be had for parents

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Massive dog put on diet to shed 74lbs after pasty binge

The RSPCA has place Georgie Porgie in an animal shelter

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The mild winter means more fleas. Here's five ways to avoid an infestation

Vet Hannah Newbury shares five ways to prevent a nightmare...

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Reddit down as users see error messages

Those behind the site are investigating the problem

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Smash-and-grab raid on Tiffany jewellers

The raiders drove a van into the front of the high-end store in west London, police said

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Customers left high and dry after Yorkshire Mower World stops trading

Landlord of the site says the owner has allegedly left him with thousands of unpaid rent

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This is when Storm Hannah is expected to hit Calderdale this weekend

Weather forecasters have warned of gusts of up to 80mph and low temperatures "more like January" this weekend, with Storm Hannah expected to hit Ireland and the UK.

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This is who people in Yorkshire can vote for in the 2019 European elections

With the Brexit deadlock showing no signs of ending, it looks ever more likely that the UK will still be in the European Union on May 23 and will be obliged to elect representatives to the European Parliament. So how do the elections work and who is standing for election in Yorkshire?

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Huddersfield and Kirklees' most wanted - do you recognise these faces?

West Yorkshire Police needs your help to identify these people

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Vauxhall recalls 235,000 cars after fire risk

It is the third recall for Zafiras

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Friends' shock at death of popular Lowerhouses man

Inquest has opened into death of Gary Leeroy Francis from Lowerhouses

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Dead crows hung at Chris Packham's house

Two dead crows were hung up by string at his home, with Chris reporting the act to police and informing his lawyers

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Tube fed dad from Halifax is running London Marathon for the second time

A Halifax father of two, who is unable to eat or drink except through a feeding tube in his stomach, is attempting the London marathon for a second time.

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Overgate Hospice's ambitious extension plans to create new patient unit gets go-ahead

The Overgate Hospice has been given the go-ahead to extend its facilities by building a new state-of-the-art patient unit.

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Handshakes could be banned at work to avoid sexual harassment 'grey area'

Many people are keen for there to be a complete physical contact ban at work

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Nike splits opinion by showing female model with armpit hair

Some people just can't handle seeing other people's body hair

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What should Sri Lanka holidaymakers do after travel advice is changed?

An estimated 8,000 British tourists are in Sri Lanka

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Woman has a baby in the toilet hours after pregnancy test comes back negative

Stacey had even been to the doctors

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Google Thanos and click the Infinity Gauntlet for Avengers secret

The Easter Egg has been secretly released by the search giant

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Woman who turned to drink and drugs after the death of her child jailed for breaching her court order

Natalie Bartlett was jailed for three months over her 'wilful and persistent' failure to attend probation appointments

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Your guide and analysis to the Calderdale Council local elections 2019

As few as two seats changing hands could lead to the balance of power moving on Calderdale Council when the borough goes to the polls on May 2.

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Debenhams confirms it will close 22 stores

The first list has been publiched this morning

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Facebook password security lapse probed by privacy regulator

Hundreds of millions of user passwords were inadvertently stored in a readable text format earlier this year

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Picture of what breasts look like inside has left people stunned

Some women are saying they don't want breasts any more after the image went viral

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41 police officers assaulted in West Yorkshire in one week

West Yorkshire Police Federation have revealed that 41 police officers have been assaulted in just one week in the county.

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Lung cancer more common among ‘never-smokers’ than people think, experts say

They suggest stigma surrounding smoking has led to a lack of research into the disease

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Women warned off inserting garlic cloves

The health trend won't help, and could make things much, much worse

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Rise in diesel vehicles in Calderdale, despite environmental impact

More diesel cars and vans are appearing on Calderdale’s roads, despite the dangerous pollutants many emit.

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Three weather warnings as Storm Hannah brings 80mph winds and 10C temperature plunge

Hannah will hit Ireland, then Wales before surging across the UK

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Man speaks of grief after wife dies suddenly while sitting beside their eight-month-old's pram

Mark Wilcock's life changed 'in the blink of an eye'

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Ashley Banjo: I nearly killed Willie Thorne

He makes the admission on The Jonathan Ross Show

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Calderdale youngsters handed warning by police or be slapped with an ASBO

Young people in have been handed warning letters as part of Calderdale police force's fight in tackling anti-social behaviour.

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Established Hebden Bridge jewellery store is set to close after an unusual closing down sale

Owners of Hebden Bridge jewellers, Riverstones Fine Jewellery, have unexpectedly announced that they intend to close the store.

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"We wanted to ensure no other parents have to cope with the devastation of losing their child alone”

Andrea and John Kerslake lost their son Elliot in 2013

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Concern grows for missing teenager known to visit Huddersfield town centre

Darcy Young is known to visit Huddersfield town centre and McDonalds restaurants

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Thursday 25 April 2019

M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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BBQ ban for moorland and open spaces in the wake of devastating Marsden fire

Council brings in order which will see people who breach it slapped with £150 fine or court action

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'You'll be heading to Armley next time' magistrate warns man as he ignores a ban on contacting his ex twice

Mohammed Aziz went round to her home on Valentine's Day and again while on court bail

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Man hit his frightened former partner in the face as she held their baby

'Babies are damaged by this sort of incident' said a district judge who warned Lewis Kershaw that he may jail him

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Benefit cheat allowed to start her curfew later for the month of Ramadan

Sami Farooq was permitted by magistrates to get home late so that she can attend prayers at her mosque

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Critics of plan to axe 18th century pub never drank there anyway says owner

The Shears, which was where the Luddites planned their rebellion, is set to be flattened to make way for houses

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Police appeal for missing 14-year-old girl from Huddersfield

West Yorkshire Police are appealing for a missing 14-year-old girl from Huddersfield.

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Devastated friends pay tribute to young dad found dead in Skelmanthorpe

He was a big Spurs fan and was married with a gorgeous little boy

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Mum of teenage girl killed by 'silent train' in Yorkshire loses fight to sue rail company

A teenager who was killed by a "silent" night train died because she did not "stop, look and listen", a judge ruled as she dismissed the girl's mum's claim to damages.

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Police confirm football related arrests were made in Halifax on Easter Monday

West Yorkshire Police have confirmed that some football-related arrests were made in Halifax on Easter Monday.

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Jealous smirking thug batters ex - then blames her black eye on lack of sleep

Aiken Crowther attacked the victim when he found her with a new man and made vile excuses for her injuries

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Special service at Halifax Minster pays tribute to those killed in Sri Lanka attacks

Halifax Minster hosted a special memorial event in tribute to those killed during the recent terror attacks in Sri Lanka.

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Man arrested after woman hit by car in Halifax and suffers serious injuries

Calderdale police officers investigating an incident where a woman suffered serious injuries after being hit by a car have arrested a man.

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Chimpanzee filmed using Instagram is smarter than all of us

The incredible clip has been shared by a user known as TheRealTarzan

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Daughter's plea for informaton after former Emley Moor and Elland Power Station worker dies of asbestos related cancer

A daughter whose dad died weeks after he was diagnosed with an asbestos-related cancer is appealing to his former workmates for help in establishing how he developed the disease.

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Network event for local firms

The Halifax Opportunities Trust is hosting a free networking event at the Elsie Whiteley Innovation Centre on Wednesday 1 May 2019 between 8am and 10am to help businesses learn how to have difficult conversations.

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Scooplicious in Thornton Lodge is about much more than just ice cream and waffles

Ateeq Hussain is just an ordinary dad but he's inspiring young people to make a success of life

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In Pictures: Royal Maori greetings through the years

The Duke of Cambridge has shared the gesture with New Zealanders on his trip to meet survivors of the Christchurch terror attack

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Seven miles of congestion on M62 after car crashes over central reservation near Scammonden - latest updates

Lanes are closed on both side of the M62 after the accident involving two cars

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Car crashes over central reservation on M62 near Scammonden - latest updates

Lanes are closed on both side of the M62 after the accident involving two cars

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Car crashes over central reservation on M62 near Scammonden - latest updates

Lanes are closed on both side of the M62 after the accident involving two cars

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Two car crash closes lanes on M62 at Scammonden

Motorway lanes have been closed on the M62 after a crash between two vehicles.

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Concerns as no penguins hatch for three years at Antarctic breeding ground

Usually 15,000 to 24,000 breeding pairs of emperor penguins flock yearly to a breeding site at Halley Bay

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Condom company orders product recall after several fail test

If you have one, don't use it

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Fast-growing tech company to bring 100 new digital jobs to Halifax

One of Europe’s fastest growing tech companies, AND Digital, has opened a new office in Halifax, bringing 100 jobs to the area.

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Gang used bitcoin and dark web to import crystal meth and flood the streets of Yorkshire

The group - including a Dewsbury drug addict and his wife - sold to addicts through a 'ring-and-bring' phone line

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Benefits for OAPs 'should be scrapped to help younger generation', say peers

A Lords committee says free TV licences and bus passes should be cut

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The truth about poo bacteria on McDonald's self-service screens

Samples were found on all the tested screens by experts at London Metropolitan University

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Dog who died in kennels given back to distraught owner wrapped in tape and plastic

Nova the husky was handed back to owner Kirsten Kinch wrapped in a ball of tape

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"Help us find these men": wife of Halifax cancer survivor beaten on night out in appeal for justice

The wife of a man attacked by a group of thugs on a night out to celebrate beating cancer has implored witnesses to come forward.

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Sowerby Bridge man charged in connection with alleged gun incident in Calderdale

A Sowerby Bridge man has been charged in connection with an incident in Ripponden.

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More than £50,000 raised by Big Sleep Out at Huddersfield Town

The second event took place at the John Smith's Stadium and the money will go to homeless charities

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Man jailed for row at Icestone Gelato and more reports from court

The latest reports from Kirklees Magistrates Court

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Women going mad for 87p cream which is ideal for summer problems

This is going to be a life-saver when the heat kicks back in

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Brighouse Spring Market back on Sunday and artisan markets will be monthly from June

Food lovers are expected to flock to Brighouse town centre

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Tourism ‘an important area of growth in next five years for Calderdale’

Tourism has seen “extraordinary” success in Calderdale in recent years, say council officials, with plans now in place to maximise this potential over the next five years.

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If you warn other drivers about police speed traps, you could be fined £1,000

It's an offence to tell other motorists about it

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Elland bomb survivor's play to be broadcast on BBC radio

An Elland man who survived a bomb explosion 20 years ago will have a play he has written about the events broadcast on Radio 4 Extra next week.

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Fireworks found close to scene of massive Marsden Moor fire

The used fireworks were discarded close to the charred land from the four-day blaze

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Appeal over rejected historic derelict lodge plan dismissed by Government inspector

A GOVERNMENT inspector has upheld a Council’s decision to block a Greenbelt development of a historic building.

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Hot ginger men wanted for 2020 calendar celebrating the sexiest redheads

A company is looking for 'red hot' men with natural ginger hair to take part in the shoot

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Stop the spread of anti-vaccination 'lies', UK government tells social media firms

Health secretary Matt Hancock said he is meeting social media giants on Monday as figures show half a million children were not vaccinated over a period of eight years

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Airbnb is offering the chance to stay in a giant potato

And it’s as cheap as chips too…

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Lots of family fun in store at Overgate Hospice's Garden Party

The Overgate Hospice Garden Party, the charity’s longest running event, will take place in the grounds of the Hospice in Elland on Sunday, May 12.

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Proposed merger between Asda and Sainsbury's blocked

Asda's £12bn merger with Sainsbury's has been blocked by ​the Competition and Markets Authority on the grounds that it would result in higher prices for consumers.

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Mum shares genius new way to get red wine out of carpet

She used the same product that gets rid of her make-up

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Scoopilicious in Thornton

Scoopilicious in Thornton

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Calderdale comedian and Britain's Got Talent star to bring film to Halifax

Eaten By Lions, the award-winning film starring former Brighouse High student and Britain's Got Talent finalist Jack Carroll, is coming to Halifax next month for a special screening.

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Mum loses court case over daughter's 'silent train' railway tracks death

Brighouse pupil Milena Gagic, 16, was killed when she was hit by a train

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Storm Hannah to hit UK and Ireland with gale-force winds and thunderstorms

The worst of the weather will hit tomorrow and then crash into the weekend

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Half-naked models covered in bodypaint used to launch new sponsor

Now that's a strip

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Less people divorcing due to EU uncertainty

A no-deal Brexit could see some EU family law agreements no longer apply to the UK.

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Stalking crimes in Kirklees have hit a record high

There was a surge in incidents recorded by West Yorkshire Police in our borough

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£5.1m project to tackle loneliness and obesity

A new £5.1m project to tackle loneliness and obesity in Kirklees and Calderdale using “good food” has been launched by the Soil Association’s Food for Life programme.

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Barclays makes cuts warning after 10 per cent drop in profits

It cautioned that if the “challenging income environment” continues, it may need to reduce costs again to meet financial returns targets

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Hate crime investigation underway after woman verbally abused at Calderdale protest

Police officers in Calderdale are appealing for witnesses as investigations continue into a hate crime incident in Calderdale.

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This is what the population of Calderdale could be in five years time, figures reveal

There may be around 2,000 more people living in Calderdale over the next five years than previously thought, according to new figures.

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Tobacco salesman given free cigarettes considers legal bid after cancer battle

The father-of-three was given 1,200 cigarettes a month to give away or use, becoming a regular and heavy smoker. He often had 30,000 cigarettes in a safe in his car boot

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Man threatened to kill his sister and tried to grab a knife when she said she was worried about his mental health

Hitesh Patel's sibling described the subject as 'taboo' within their culture as it is not well understood

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Sainsbury's and Asda merger blocked by competition watchdog

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found the merger would lead to increased prices in stores, online and at petrol stations across the UK

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Wednesday 24 April 2019

M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Cancer stricken tobacco firm employee to sue over thousands of free cigarettes

Anti-smoking campaign seeking people who used to work for British American Tobacco

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Halifax town centre regeneration project aims to spread 'Piece Hall effect'

Businesses have called for more to be done in the effort to better connect the top and bottom parts of our town centre and balance regeneration across Halifax.

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This alcoholic hurled racist abuse at a shopkeeper while carrying a knife in his bag

'Society is sick of knife crime' said a district judge who handed him a suspended jail term

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'I want to sort my life out' admitted learner driver after smashing into another car while three times over the limit

Leanne Bamforth was driving with only a provisional licence when she hit the Peugeot 207 in Berry Brow

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Man broke his pregnant ex's door when she refused to let him inside

Liam Royal went round to collect his things then became 'frustrated' when she wouldn't let him in

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How to get free Halifax tickets for the premiere of BBC drama Gentleman Jack

Fancy joining Suranne Jones and Sally Wainwright in Halifax for the Yorkshire premiere of BBC drama Gentleman Jack?

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Man who was moments from throwing himself under a lorry on the M62 celebrates autism charity success

Dad of five, Martin Kilgallon, has gone from a very dark place to helping hundreds of struggling fellow parents

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Six stone man deemed fit to work by DWP dies

Stephen Smith was denied crucial benefits when he needed them most

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Holiday from hell as family arrive to caravan smeared with blood, sick and human faeces

They were horrified when their three-year-old discovered a bloody razor in the bathroom

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Shocking Marsden Moor drone footage shows true devastation one discarded BBQ can cause

The footage shows huge swathes of charred land across the moorland

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Doctors share picture of woman's hand after spotting symptoms of STD

The signs of gonorrhoea were visited when the woman visited A&E

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Police hunt man who approached young girls and asked if they 'want to play a game'

The girls were frightened and ran out of the park and straight home

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Chris Grayling unwilling to have honest debate about rail, says Labour after request to delay bad news announcement

Labour have accused Transport Secretary Chris Grayling of being "not willing to have an honest, open and genuine debate about rail" after The Yorkshire Post revealed he had asked senior officials to keep quiet about delays to a major infrastructure scheme.

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Birstall charity thanks YOU after votes secure £50k windfall

A thriving charity has thanked the people of Batley and Birstall for their support after beating off opposition from across Yorkshire to win a £50,000 lottery grant.

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Woman who drunkenly screamed racist abuse at officers who removed her from a flight is locked up

Kodie Richardson was given ten months for her 'disgraceful' behaviour

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Overturned caravan crash on M62 causing long delays and tailbacks

An overturned caravan is causing long delays and tailbacks on the M62 this afternoon at Ainley Top.

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Overturned caravan on M62 closes two lanes - live updates

The closure is between J24 and J25

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Overturned caravan on M62 closes two lanes

There is also a crash at J27

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Wicked woman who “groomed” vulnerable pensioner before robbing him is jailed

A  woman described as wicked by a judge and had previous convictions for targeting the vulnerable and elderly has been jailed for robbing a 79-year-old man at a block of flats.

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Tory MP says he's done nothing wrong after reports failed bond scheme funded his second salary

His statement followed a BBC report that his private salary was funded by a firm that marketed a failed bond scheme that lost savers £236 million

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Nine things Donald Trump needs to know about royal etiquette

The US President will make a three-day state visit to the UK from June 3-5

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Twitter loses six million users in a year

The company has also reported a growth in revenue

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This is why there is reddish brown dust covering your car

The fine coating may have annoyed proud car owners but it is also harmful to people with asthma

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Wanted in Calderdale - these are the people police urgently want to speak to

These CCTV images have been released by police in Calderdale of people they would like to speak to.

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Coca-Cola sales growth boosted by Brexit stockpiling

Uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union has led to a boost for the brand

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Virgin Trains wants to stop passengers without a reserved seat from travelling on inter-city services

The operator made the suggestion to a government rail review

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Universal Credit: Nearly two million people will be left worse off by £1,000 a year

A think tank has found that families will receive less money under the six-in-one benefit

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The safe-words Hollywood actresses use when filming sex scenes

Secret code words can be used to make sure everyone stays safe and happy

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Terry the Terrier on hand for farewell to Huddersfield Town fan

Aidan Blackburn given memorable send-off at Nields School in Slaithwaite

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New garden table shatters and covers baby in glass - and its still on sale

"We were lucky but if they don't understand the severity of what's happened it could be worse for someone else."

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Police investigating after two girls, 8 and 9, approached by man in Elland park

West Yorkshire Police are investigating following an incident on some playing fields in Elland.

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Terrified young girls in Calderdale park flee from man who 'wanted to play a game'

Police officers are investigating an incident in a Calderdale park after a man with a dog approached two young girls.

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Avengers: Endgame praised by critics as first reviews arrive (no spoilers)

The Marvel blockbuster boasts an A-list cast including Robert Downey Jr and Chris Evans

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It has taken more than 200 firefighters to finally put out Marsden Moor fire

Shocking statistics behind the blaze as National Trust reveal cost of lost work now tops £360,000

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Cars covered in thick film of grey dust thanks to odd weather

The high pressure brought hot weather, and dirty cars

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Cyclist air lifted to hospital after sustaining 'serious' head injury in New Mill crash

Police closed Penistone Road for over four hours after the accident

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Move made to stop calling boats 'she' to make them gender neutral

Vandals had been scratching out the gender terms in the Maritime Museum's "very expensive" signs

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More than 30,000 people sign petition demanding McDonald's brings back plastic straws

The single-use plastic was withdrawn to reduce impact on the environment

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Future plans for the former Le Metro in Somerset House revealed

The future plans for one of Halifax's most iconic and beautiful buildings have been revealed.

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Man found with injuries to chest and legs in road leading to railway station

Police cordoned off Station Road, Batley, and launched an appeal for witnesses

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Everything you need to know about Halifax International Market

From tomorrow (Thursday) until Sunday (April 28) Halifax town centre will be filled with a selection of global traders selling treats from all over the world for Halifax International Market.

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Hour by hour Huddersfield weather as Met Office issues eight hour yellow warning for thunderstorms

Thunderstorms are expected to hit today

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Toy covered boys eyes, nose and mouth with thick foam on flight

It was bought at the airport ahead of their journey

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Calderdale weather warning issued as Met Office warns of thunderstorms and hail

Calderdale is being warned to brace itself for thunderstorms after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning.

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Exclusive: Housing scheme ‘has delivered £1bn subsidy to leasehold sales’, says Labour

A government housing scheme has been subsidising the sale of controversial leasehold properties to the tune of almost £1bn since 2013 – despite an official ban.

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Organisation tricks far right demonstrators into wearing diversity T-shirts

The T-shirts explained that St George was of Syrian heritage

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Yesterday wasn't St George's Day - there are still five days to go

A lot of people weren't aware of the calendar change

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Date revealed for second episode of BBC Antiques Roadshow at The Piece Hall in Halifax

Following the success of the first Halifax episode which aired on BBC One last month, the Piece Hall will once again be on our screens during the Antiques Roadshow on Sunday (April 28).

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Michael Jackson's bodyguard ready to reveal all for first time

Matt Fiddes has always refused to speak to protect his client of 10 years

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'You slag I'm going to kill you!' shouted jealous dad after discovering man at his ex's home

Marcus Folan faces arrest after being found guilty of repeatedly ignoring a court ban on contacting the victim

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Yorkshire premiere of BBC drama series Gentleman Jack to be shown in huge Halifax screening

The Yorkshire premiere of the hotly-anticipated BBC series Gentleman Jack which tells the story of Halifax's Annel Lister will be shown at Square Chapel Arts Centre.

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Ann Widdecombe defects to join Nigel Farage's Brexit Party

The Tory Stalwart has been a Conservative for decades and served in John Major's Cabinet

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These Mirfield teenagers are two of the UK's most promising young entrepreneurs

Joe Taylor and Elliott Rayne win Next Generation Award for their Mirfield business EJ Events

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Halifax RSPCA branch manager Charlie set to tackle the London Marathon

THE RSPCA Halifax, Huddersfield and Bradford branch has won its first ever place in the London Marathon thanks to Virgin Money Giving.

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IKEA investigating after 'earthquake' leaves cracks in floor

Customers and staff temporarily took cover as a loud bang was heard while the store was open

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Cash-strapped Calderdale school saving money by turning off all the lights for weekly 'dark day'

A cash-strapped primary school in Calderdale is in such dire financial straits it is saving money by having a weekly 'DARK DAY' - when they turn all the LIGHTS off, campaigners say.

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Do you know an office superstar who should be named 2019 PA of the Year?

Nominations are open for the PA of the Year awards, to be held in London later this year

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Cash-strapped school to switch off lights for weekly 'dark day' to save money

Primary school in Calderdale will have a dark day every week in bid to balance the books

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Tuesday 23 April 2019

M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Jealous boyfriend slammed his partner's wrist into a door over texts to another man

Anthony Harrop flew into a rage when he found out about texts from another man

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Woman hit partner in the head with a bottle during a drunken row after friend's funeral

The victim felt dizzy following the 'sustained and repeated assault' at the Marsh home he shares with Chantelle Coulter

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This reporter lived off Poundland for a week. Here's what she learnt

Anna Riley shopped only at the discount retailer for a week

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Fancy owning a massive church? There's one for sale in Huddersfield

And you'll receive more than £5,000 in rent a year if you buy it

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Shop Primark online: A click and collect service is coming

The popular high street chain is entering the digital shopping world

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Business plan for Orangebox youth project 'almost a disaster waiting to happen'

Calderdale councillors remain worried about business planning for the Orangebox youth project, with one calling it “almost a disaster waiting to happen.”

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Dragons Den: Millionaire mum Sara Davies becomes youngest EVER investor

New Dragons Den star Sara Davies is joining the investing panel 13 years after she was asked to pitch to them

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No new tenant found as M&S prepares to close after 85 years in town

Iconic store will shut on May 4 but staff are busy marketing property to new tenants

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Suspected drink-driver released on police bail after Milnsbridge crash that injured child

A seven-year-old boy was pulled from a black Golf that crashed on Easter Sunday

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Huge swarm of insects invades street - but were they 'terrifying wasps' as neighbours assumed?

Residents said that it was 'like something out of a film'

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Could those Bank Holiday barbecue burgers and sausages give you bowel cancer?

A new study has found that even eating moderate amounts of red and processed meats can increase the risk of bowel cancer - but is that the full picture?

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How you can help restore Marsden Moor's scorched landscape after devastating fire

The fire covered 1,500 hectares - 1,800 football pitches - and has destroyed £200,000 of conservation work

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Detectives hunt for three men after hammer attack on woman in her own home

West Yorkshire Police reveal details of shocking attack last week

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Woman seriously injured after being hit by a car on Halifax road

A woman is in a serious condition after she was hit by car whilst on a walk with her husband in Halifax yesterday evening.

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Concerns grow for welfare of missing Leeds man who could be in Calderdale

Concerns are growing for a missing Leeds man who has been missing from Sunday and could be in Calderdale

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SAS officer accidentally shot with live ammunition in mock operation at GCHQ

GCHQ have made official enquiry into the potentially fatal blunder

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One-of-a-kind fairytale windmill goes on the market for £685,000

The property even has a 'secret' room!

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The 71 people charged by the Met after Extinction Rebellion protests in London

They will appear in court over the next few days

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Bob Marley tapes discovered in damp basement up for auction

Bob Marley And The Wailers stayed in the hotel in the mid-1970s.

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Giant 22 foot baby pictures from the Piece Hall in Halifax showcase Zara production success

A giant 22 foot baby was the star of the show as the Piece Hall in Halifax hosted a spectacular evening of entertainment.

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Police hunt suspects after another fire starts on moorland in Meltham

Force helicopter called in to look for suspected fire starters after blaze starts in Meltham

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Shoppers filmed in aisles by researchers analysing buying behaviour

Shoppers have been filmed by big stores to try to make them spend more

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Police hunt axe wielding robbers who threatened customers and stole cash from shop

Robbers armed with axes threatened customers and staff as they stole cash and cigarrettes from a Co-op store.

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3.7million may take the day off or call in sick to watch Avengers: Endgame

Workplaces are going to look like a post-Thanos click this week

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Dad critically hurt in Manchester Road crash still in coma one week after accident

Dan Francis suffered torn aorta, broken neck, ribs and shoulder in crash on way to get work supplies

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Rachel Johnson to standing for election in European elections

Boris Johnson's sister is standing for the pro-remain party Change UK

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Get us to the beer garden - Smirnoff is launching fruit-infused vodka

Raspberry, rhubarb and vanilla or orange, grapefruit and bitters?

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Three British families devastated in Sri Lankan terror attacks

They were among almost 300 people killed by suicide bombers

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You can get into Alton Towers for half price if you have one of these names

You just have to prove your name with a valid ID

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Kate shares snaps of Louis to mark prince’s first birthday

The third child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is pictured playing in the garden of the family’s Norfolk home.

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The worst in living memory: How Marsden Moor fire raged out of control and even jumped across roads

It now sprawls across 1500 hectares and is continuing to burn and spread

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Morrisons, Asda and Lidl are recalling these nine products urgently

Check to make sure you don't have any of these items

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Donald Trump and wife Melania invited by the Queen for state visit to the UK in June

The US President has accepted an invitation to visit the UK on an official state visit from June 3-5

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There's a rare Blue Moon set to rise over the UK in May

The rare full moon is also know as the Flower Moon, Milk Moon and Hare Moon - among other names

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Pub in Huddersfield town centre up for sale - with hefty price tag

Anyone with a spare £500,000 can buy the pub which comes with a feast of memories

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Sun beamed down on crowds at this year's Heptonstall Pace Egg play

The sun shone down on Good Friday as crowds gathered to be entertained at an annual Calder Valley.

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Samsung delays Galaxy Fold folding smartphone

Smartphone rollout on hold indefinitely after reviewers flag breakage

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Woman sheds six stone on Slimming World diet

Debbie O’Rawe's weight dropped from 18st to 12st in just 14 months

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Tesla has plans for fully self-driving cars by next year

More than 60 companies in the US alone are developing autonomous vehicles

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Police horse dies in accident at Bank Holiday football match

Morecambe was working at the League One game between Blackpool and Fleetwood at Bloomfield Road

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Spring Artisan Market is returning to Brighouse - here's everything you need to know

There’s some great news for Brighouse as the town centre increases the number of Artisan Markets starting with a Spring Market this month.

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New IRA admits responsibility for death of journalist Lyra McKee

The group offered its ‘full and sincere apologies’ in a statement to The Irish News

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Pictures show devastating damage to Marsden Moor as crews continue major operation

Watch commander admits: "We're not geared up for fighting these fires" as they are joined by crews from outside the region

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Marsden Moor fire Tuesday 23 April

Fire crews continue to dampen down the blaze which is ongoing for the third day

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Take a look at our 21 stunning pictures of Hebden Bridge's annual duck race 2019

Hundreds gathered along the riverside in Hebden Bridge for the annual charity duck race.

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Pregnancy rates nearly halved in six years among Calderdale teenagers

Fewer Calderdale under 18s are becoming pregnant, new data reveals.

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Teenager attacked by group of youths in Batley bus station

The suspects made off before police arrived

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Lidl is selling £7.99 anti-snore pillows designed to give you a good night's sleep

There's nothing worse than sleeping beside someone prone to relentless nocturnal nostril noises

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NHS stats reveal the places in England where the heaviest babies are born

New figures have  revealed where in the country saw the most babies who weighed over 4kg (8.8 pounds)

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Man suffers serious injuries in Halifax hit and run crash

A young man suffered serious injuries in a Halifax hit and run crash in the early hours of Saturday morning.

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Disability Partnership Calderdale handed £186,000 funding boost

Disability Partnership Calderdale has received a National Lottery Community Fund award of £186,000 over three years.

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Two men stole little girl's pet cat from her Huddersfield garden

The tabby cat was stolen by men travelling in a car with false number plates

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Monday 22 April 2019

Man who died on tracks at Brighouse Railway Station named

He was Anthony King of Ravenscliffe, Bradford

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Huddersfield Town fans' favourite Premier League away day revealed

Wolverhampton Wanderers' home edges ahead of Tottenham's state-of-the-art stadium

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£40m Brighouse 'poo power' factory given the go-ahead by Calderdale planners

Plans to create a £40m state-of-the-art facility in Brighouse that will create electricity using human waste have been given the go-ahead

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M62 Leeds and Bradford live traffic updates plus West Yorkshire breaking news

The latest traffic, news and weather updates for Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, Huddersfield and Wakefield

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Hay fever pill warning for people getting behind the wheel

Police are able to use drug driving laws against motorists who are drowsy due to over-the-counter medication

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New online pornography law will check your age before you can view

The UK will become the first country in the world to bring in these new restrictions

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Signs labelling Savile Town a 'third-world no-go zone' reported to police as hate crime

European far-right movement Generation Identity claimed ownership of the signs

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Residents rally to take supplies to Marsden Moor fire crews and volunteers

Dozens of kind-hearted local people have taken up water and food for the crews as they battle intense flames and heat

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Firefighters battle scrap fire which could be seen from miles around

The fire which sent clouds of black smoke hundreds of metres into the sky

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Driver involved in Easter Sunday crash that left child injured 'was over the limit'

A 38-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving

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Everything the National Trust has said about 'devastating' Marsden Moor fire

Charity says people need to be more alert to fire risk as the sixth blaze of the year drains resources and destroys huge area of special scientific interest

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Your Easter heatwave could end soon - and be followed by a week of rain

More than a week of rain is forecast following Easter heatwave

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In pictures: Helicopter operation to tackle fire on Marsden Moor

Fire crews drafted in the helicopter to help with efforts to bring the blaze under control

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Cooper Bridge fire deepens strain on West Yorkshire fire service

Major blaze at used car dealership comes as firefighters tackle two huge moor fires

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In Pictures: Cooper Bridge fire which sent smoke above Huddersfield

The blaze started at about 11am on Monday and was visible for miles

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Two thirds of West Yorkshire fire resource is being taken up by moor fires

Fire chiefs put out call for help from other areas as blazes at Marsden and Ilkley take massive strain on resources

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Shake up of waste contacts in Calderdale as budget pressures mount

A shake-up of upcoming waste contracts could bring Calderdale twin benefits of saving money and helping the environment.

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Huge fire in Cooper Bridge area - live updates

A huge plume of smoke can be seen across the skies of Huddersfield

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Safety warning over Bank Holiday DIY

If you're getting your tools or gardening equipment out today you'd better read this

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In pictures: Marsden Moor devastated by another major fire

The photographs show the huge blaze which it is thought was sparked by a BBQ

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Woman bought a car for her learner driver partner - then committed an offence without realising it

Zamphie Letremy was fined after pleading guilty to keeping an unlicensed car

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Marsden Moor is on fire for the SIXTH time this year

Major incident with dozens of firefighters battling blaze thought to have been caused by a disposable barbecue

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Why spotting the signs of modern slavery training will be given Calderdale councillors

Councillors in Calderdale will be provided with training to help them spot signs of Modern Day Slavery in the borough.

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Andy's Man Club Huddersfield to celebrate second birthday with party five times bigger than last year's

The Huddersfield group is now the biggest in the country

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Sunday 21 April 2019

Massive Marsden Moor fire continues to burn - live updates

The moorland went up in flames on Sunday night and initial thoughts are it was caused by a BBQ

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Larger noses and new favourite foods - the unexpected changes pregnancy can bring

Mums shared the surprising permanent changes to their bodies after having children

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St Mark's Eve - the spookiest day of the year you have never heard of

Tradition says you can see who will die in the coming 12 months by heading to a local church and keeping quiet

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Look around this £1m flat which is now up for sale in Manchester's famous Gay Village

The penthouse overlooks Canal Street

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Exclusive: Chris Grayling told transport chiefs not to reveal delays to vital rail scheme until after Commons debate with Labour MPs

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling asked rail officials to hold off making a public announcement about a delay to a vital infrastructure project until after a Commons debate where his department's record was scrutinised by MPs, The Yorkshire Post can reveal.

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