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And that's what's coming. bradford is the city ofjoy. bradford campaigned hard for the honour — a promotional video captured the diversity of the arts and culture scene, and they got the gig. when i say 20, you say 25. 20. 25. it is our place and it it our time. we are bradford, baby, till we die. but the main thing isjust, like, young people being able to see stuff and find out what they like and what they don't like because they're having opportunity to experience it, and i just think that's been such a long time coming and it's so important for our development as individuals and as a city...

I have been here all my life, so this is one of the biggest most positive things that has happened for this city. bradford is not here to define its identity, its identity is - already solid, it's just here - to show the world just how awesome it is and that's what's coming. bradford is a city ofjoy... bradford campaigned hard for the honour. a promotional video captured the diversity of the arts and culture scene. and they got the gig. when i say 20, you say 25! 20! 25! it is our place and it is our time, we are bradford city till we die! it's amazing, young people they're seeing what they're...

Seeing what they're like, because they're having opportunities to experience it and ijust think that it has been such a long time coming and it is so important for our development as individuals and as a city. host cities hold the culture title for a calendar year. bradford now has two and a half years to get everything ready. danny savage, bbc news, bradford. they look very excited about that win, don't they? what remarkable victory for them. and finally, in a record 70 years on the throne, britain's queen elizabeth has dealt with no fewer than 1a prime ministers, starting with winston church...

The annual IIHF World Championships begin today in Finland. Seven New Jersey Devils players will represent four different nations in this year’s tourney from Nico Hischier to Jon Gillies. Fans can discuss all of the action from the WCs here in this open post.

 FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura and New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson have today announced that Auckland/Tāmaki Makaurau will host the Draw for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ on Saturday, 22 October 2022.