The Huddersfield Daily Examiner - April 17, 2025

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April 17, 2025

Schools 'buying beds & food for poorest pupils'

SCHOOLS are paying for cookers, beds and food for families living in poverty, school leaders have said.

1 min

Body of tragic Ahmad is reunited with family

GENEROUS DONATIONS HELPED FUND REPATRIATION OF TEEN TO SYRIA

1 min

Far right activist fails in jail term appeal bid

'TOMMY ROBINSON' HAD CLAIMED PRISON WAS AFFECTING HIS MENTAL HEALTH

2 mins

Council pledge not to reuse cemetery plots

KIRKLEES Council has said it is treating the identification of burial land as a priority following calls from the local community.

1 min

Nightmare neighbour is jailed for two years

A MAN who repeatedly verbally abused a neighbour and continued to harass him after attacking him in his own home has been jailed.

1 min

WATTS THE PROBLEM?

REGION HAS AROUND 50% FEWER CHARGING POINTS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICHLES THAN THE REST OF ENGLAND

1 min

£3.5m cash boost for active plans

EFFORTS to encourage people to become more active will get a £3.5 million boost after councillors agreed to accept cash from Sport England.

1 min

Ofsted is 'a danger to our members' - union

OFSTED is placing teachers in “imminent serious danger” and its proposed report cards will not address the “crisis in trust and reliability”, a union has said.

1 min

TREASURE HUNTING

HOME is where the heart is, and for more than two thirds of us, it is also where our second-hand furniture finds are.

1 min

Flappy days are here again

GARDENS and bird life go together - it's one of the immense pleasures of working or even sitting outside.

2 mins

Journalism doesn't have to be 'bombastic'

MISHAL Husain has said that “personality-focused journalism doesn’t have to be bombastic’ after concerns that the BBC Radio 4 Today programme has shifted focus.

1 min

WH Smith suffers 30% fall in high street trading profit

WHSmith’s high street division has witnessed a stark 30% fall in trading profit as it readies for its disposal to private equity firm Modella Capital.

1 min

New plan for pandemics

FIVE years after Covid-19 triggered lockdowns, economic uncertainty and killed millions, the World Health Organisation's (WHO) member countries have agreed on a draft \"pandemic treaty\" that sets guidelines on how the international community might confront the next global health crisis.

1 min

Judges rule on definition of a woman

TRANSGENDER women with a gender recognition certificate can be excluded from single-sex spaces if “proportionate\", the Supreme Court has ruled as the Government said the decision brought “clarity and confidence” for women and service providers.

1 min

Warming to the idea of a spring shopping spree

WOOP woop! Spring has well and truly sprung. The past couple of weeks have brought some genuinely warm weather and we managed to go more than a few days without a downpour. Granted things are not looking quite as rosy for the Bank Holiday weekend but I think we can put away our Big Coats for a while.

2 mins

Heads up to face a better future

A YOUNG woman with severe alopecia and a man who suffered nearly 50% burns when his uncle set him on fire are among the patients in this uplifting new series.

1 min

Roar-some dinos on tour

The Natural History Museum's first stage show takes its audience back to a time when Dinosaurs ruled the Earth

1 min

All-rounder Barker banned for violating anti-doping rules

HAMPSHIRE all-rounder Keith Barker has been banned following an anti-doping violation, it has been revealed.

1 min

I do not think this is a failure because we'll get this right

HUDDERSFIELD Town owner Kevin Nagle has expressed his belief that the club are “going to get this right” as they remain tasked with turning their fortunes around.