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A Teaspoon of Shampoo: The unbelievable true story of Bradford’s fake doctor

Dr Saeed prescribed a teaspoon of shampoo for a cold during his thirty-year tenure as a bogus doctor

The Independent UK

Bradford City of Culture signs pay and conditions agreement with unions

The Memorandum of Understanding will guarantee that professional creative workers are engaged on terms in line with collectively-bargained agreements.

The Independent UK

Virdee review – tremendous, tantalising, action-packed fun

You will have a wild ride watching this ineffably cool Bradford-based cop thriller. But it’s also surprisingly moving – and may well leave you in tears

The Guardian - UK

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Bradford clean air zone saves NHS over £30,000 a month in first year

After one year of the zone, which is the second largest in England, GP visits for respiratory illnesses were down by a quarter

The Guardian - UK

Six English councils granted permission to raise council tax bills despite cap

Angela Rayner says government ‘under no illusions’ as cash-strapped authorities try to avoid bankruptcy

The Guardian - UK

Head to Bradford for a full Hockney day

The Guardian - UK

Jigsaws get a piece of the action as ‘speed puzzling fever’ grips UK

Entries selling fast for inaugural UK Nationals in Bradford in April, when contestants will race against clock

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Donald Trump and Nigel Farage are not ‘strongmen’

Brief letters: Collier comparison | Trump photos | Michele Hanson’s advice | David Hockney in Bradford | ‘What’s the matter, Horne?’

The Guardian - UK

Celebrate Bradford’s creativity and radical history, but forget economic boosterism

Letters: Claims for the economic benefits of initiatives such as the city of culture should be treated with caution, writes Steven Schofield

The Guardian - UK

Suggestive sculptures, Hockney’s snaps and painterly panoramas – the week in art

Ugandan artist Acaye Kerunen supplies rich textures, Bradford’s most famous son kicks off its year as city of culture and Jake Grewal offers a queer take of landscape painting

The Guardian - UK

Is your accent trustworthy, aggressive or criminal? New study reveals all

Which accent is most likely to report a family member to police for a trivial crime?

The Independent UK

People with working-class accents more likely to be suspected of committing crimes

Negative stereotypes linked to some accents raise serious concerns of bias in justice system, warn researchers

The Guardian - UK

Listeners think some accents sound guiltier than others, study suggests

Participants who listened to the accents were asked to rate statements about behaviours for them.

Evening Standard

Scottish city's accent revealed as most associated with honourable behaviour

People with a “posh” English accent are seen as least likely to commit most crimes, with the exception of sex offences, new research has…

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National Science And Media Museum hosts David Hockney exhibition after reopening

The exhibition will feature a video installation capturing Woldgate Woods in East Riding of Yorkshire.

The Guardian - UK

We don’t have the swagger of Manchester or the sheen of Leeds, but Bradford has a radical culture all its own

The city of culture celebrations will show the truth breadth of our community, from the Brontës to the working-class plays of Andrea Dunbar, says Lanre Bakare, Guardian arts correspondent

Evening Standard

Crowds gather for magical event kickstarting Bradford’s year as City of Culture

Steven Frayne, formerly known as Dynamo, told the crowd in City Park that he was proud to be from the city.

The Guardian - UK

Birthday greetings to veteran activist Gaie Delap

Brief letters: Inhumane jailing | Bradford playwrights | Sleeping apart | Electric boilers | Elon Musk

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The Guardian - UK

‘The scale is blowing my mind’: Bradford ready to shift perceptions as city of culture

From a spectacular theatrical opening to Afrobeat brass bands via David Hockney and Wallace and Gromit, the city has big plans

The Guardian - UK

Bradford city of culture: five events to look out for in 2025

Music, dance, theatre and even magic on offer, as Dynamo plans ‘Bradford’s equivalent of Olympic opening ceremony’

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s our Olympic opening ceremony’: Dynamo, David Hockney and more unite for Bradford city of culture

This year sees the city celebrate its rich, diverse creativity. Magician Dynamo, AKA Steven Frayne, and director Kirsty Housley discuss collaborating to shine a light on the arts of their home city – and offer hints on what to expect

The Guardian - UK

Cultural wellbeing: five shows to see at the start of 2025

Getting out and about to see more plays, shows and galleries may be a good new year resolution

Digital Camera World

National Science and Media Museum to reopen in January with a David Hockney photography exhibition

The National Science and Media Museum is set to reopen with exciting exhibitions in 2025

Evening Standard

Man arrested after investigation into viral videos of women on nights out

Greater Manchester Police said the 27-year-old man from Bradford is being questioned.

The Guardian - UK

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