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Nearly 700 British Pakistani children are born with serious disabilities each year due to the high rate of first-cousin marriages in their communities.
Twelve people were killed in the IRA's worst attack on mainland Britain, which coincided with a vibrant music scene featuring artists like Blondie and Queen.
The Yorkshire Terrier, originally bred in the 18th century to hunt rats in clothing mills, typically weighs up to 7 pounds (3.2 kg).
Jane Vincent secures a meeting with Bradford City Football Club to negotiate a contract for supplying match day stewards amid declining profits.
One in four children born to first cousins in Bradford face a genetic disorder, as seen in the Akhtar family's three affected children.
PC Natalie King faces an assault during a rooftop standoff in Bradford, highlighting rising attacks.
Sixteen thousand Pakistanis moved to Bradford to work in the textile mills, shaping the city's identity and history over decades.
3000 detonators and 20 kilograms of explosives are used to safely demolish an eight-story office block in Bradford, England.
George Galloway warns that Scottish independence could harm Bradford and the UK economy.
Marina Chapman shares her story of living with monkeys in Colombia and moving to Bradford.
Aamir and Amir, a gay couple from Bradford, navigate their identities and love within an ultra-orthodox Muslim context, becoming the first South Asian couple to marry in the city.
