By Abigail Bates WARNINGS HAVE been issued to new students in Leeds to make their houses theft-proof after burglars burnt their way through a front… Read More »Leeds students urged to lock doors and windows to deter burglars
By Tom Rogers
A ROW over claims that Everton’s on-loan striker Enner Valencia owes about £13,000 in child maintenance debts have been branded an embarrassment to the club.Read More »Everton fans “embarrassed” by Enner Valencia’s child maintenance debt row
By Xanthe Palmer A 21-YEAR-OLD cystic fibrosis patient has welcomed a new report into the ethics of gene editing. The Nuffield Council of Bioethics has… Read More »New report on ethics of “editing” babies welcomed by cystic fibrosis patient
By Matt Guy
HUNDREDS of railway fans descended on West Yorkshire for a glimpse of the past at an autumn steam gala.Read More »Steam gala back on track for Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
By Hannah McDonagh
UNIVERSITIES IN Leeds are urging students to get vaccinated after a teenager died from meningitis in Newcastle.Read More »Students in Leeds urged to get jab to protect against killer meningitis bug
Guiseley Vixens vs Huddersfield Town By Sebastian Sternik Following a hectic schedule, which included four games in 12 days, Guiseley Vixens come into this all-important… Read More »Injury hit Guiseley Vixens take on Huddersfield Town Ladies
By Sam Brooksbank PLANS FOR 14 new homes in a West Yorkshire village have been given the green light despite residents’ fears that the development… Read More »Plans for 14 houses in “flood area” get the go-ahead in Burley-in-Wharfedale
By Sean Gannon Nearly two months after its release, controversial game No Man’s Sky has come under fire from the Advertising Standards Authority. The UK… Read More »Gaming: No Man’s Sky under investigation for false advertising
By Terrileigh Wilkinson Girls as young as seven are under pressure to aim for the perfect body image, according to a new survey. The annual… Read More »Girls as young as seven feel pressure to look perfect – Girlguiding UK study
By Matthew Brannen Hundreds of people prayed for murdered MP Jo Cox as part of Batley’s 65th annual Torchlight Procession. This year, in a first… Read More »Hundreds pray for murdered Batley MP Jo Cox at annual Torchlight Procession