Gay Asians reveal racism problems
Gay Asian men living in Yorkshire say they are facing increasing racial abuse from within the gay community.
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Man detained for stabbing attacks
A man who stabbed seven people in Keighley town centre is detained indefinitely in a secure hospital.
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Four accused of shopkeeper murder
A 20-year-old man and three teenagers appear in court charged with murdering a Huddersfield shopkeeper.
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Dog search after attack on woman
Police search for a dog which attacked a woman in Huddersfield and left her with serious facial injuries.
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Partner recalls dying man's plea
A man recalls the dying words of his partner, who was shot dead by a masked intruder at their Bradford home.
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The anatomy of a cut
With all parties committed to cuts in public services, how is a cut actually made? Who decides on it, who enforces it and how do the rank-and-file react?
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Church gay ceremonies ban lifted
Peers vote to lift the ban on gay people and lesbians holding civil partnership ceremonies inside churches.
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Sex attack killer case collapses
The inquest into the death of a Winchester woman murdered by a sex attacker released from prison nine months previously collapses.
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Lost masterpiece found in church
An apparently unremarkable painting which had hung for decades in a Wiltshire church is a long-lost Flemish masterpiece.
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Rail service improvements planned
Rail passengers in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire are set to benefit from extra seats and faster journey times.
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Man 'executed' by masked intruder
A man was "executed" and his partner critically hurt when they were confronted by an armed man at their Bradford home, a court hears.
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Threat to '25,000 council jobs'
A BBC survey says at least 25,000 English council jobs are at risk in the next few years as Gordon Brown defends the government's help for councils.
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Council predicts 1,000 job losses
Surrey County Council forecasts having to cut up to 1,000 jobs in the next three to five years, a survey reveals.
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Councils predict 5,000 job losses
Councils across West Yorkshire warn of huge cuts in staffing and spending on services as the country emerges from recession.
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Burnt down police box back open
A police box in Bradford which was destroyed in an arson attack last year reopens to the public.
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When my mother was also painted gold.
A trip to the cinema to see Goldfinger prompted a memory of also wearing little more than gold paint. So why didn't my mother write down her stories before it was too late, writes Lisa Jardine.
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Yorkshire rhubarb gets EU status
Forced rhubarb grown in the rhubarb triangle between Leeds, Bradford and Wakefield is given protected name status.
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'Motive' key on assisted death
New guidelines on whether people face prosecution for assisting suicide place closer scrutiny on a suspect's motivation.
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Q&A: Assisted suicide
The director of public prosecutions has set out new guidelines on assisted suicide. Keir Starmer has already published draft advice, but has now updated that following a public consultation. He has said he hopes his intervention will bring greater clarity to the thorny issue of prosecution. He has said he hoped his intervention will bring greater clarity over the thorny issue of prosecution.
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Assisted death legal guidance due
Guidelines to clarify when someone should be prosecuted for assisting suicide in England and Wales are to be released.
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