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AN award-winning mentoring programme is coming to Bradford to help young people aged 16-24 who are out of employment, education or training. Grandmentors, a programme created by national charity Volunteering Matters, which already runs in nine areas across the UK, is on the look out for volunteers above 25 from the district. Working in partnership with the Bradford For Everyone programme, which is led by the Stronger Communities team at Bradford Council, Grandmentors aims to have a positive impact on the life chances of young people by matching them with an older volunteer mentor who wi...

Leading healthcare professionals fear people could miss out on a vital early cancer diagnosis as a result. Charity Breast Cancer Now has warned nearly 11,000 people in the UK could be living with undiagnosed breast cancer, and those figures are likely to rise when you include other common cancers like prostate, lung and skin cancer. There are more than 200 different types of cancer and each is treated in their own specific way. If you’re concerned about any unusual or unexplained symptoms, it’s advisable to speak to your doctor. Here experts to explain a handful of signs to spo...

Teenager who stabbed man with screwdriver for not giving him a cigarette jailed Courts  '); A teenager who stabbed with a screwdriver a man who did not give him a cigarette has been jailed for ten months. Dubliner Ross Crea (18) was aged 16 when he committed the “completely senseless act of violence” and upon his arrest he was “extremely intoxicated” to the point of being unable to get to his feet in a garda station. Crea of Hardwicke Street in the city centre pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to assault causing harm at Cope Street, Dublin 2 on April 18, 2019. His previ...

During lockdown many people may have decided not to go to a doctor to get any symptoms they were worried about checked out.

Leading healthcare professionals fear people could miss out on a vital early cancer diagnosis as a result. Charity Breast Cancer Now has warned nearly 11,000 people in the UK could be living with undiagnosed breast cancer, and those figures are likely to rise when you include other common cancers like prostate, lung and skin cancer. There are more than 200 different types of cancer and each is treated in their own specific way. If you’re concerned about any unusual or unexplained symptoms, it’s advisable to speak to your doctor. Here experts to explain a handful of signs to spo...