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A teenager has died after he was stabbed during a fight overnight.

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The 19-year-old man went to hospital with a single stab wound following a fight on Duckworth Lane, Bradford just after midnight on Friday.

He was pronounced dead a short time later, according to West Yorkshire Police.

A "large group" of men were seen fighting, police said, with witnesses to the disorder urged to come forward as part of the murder inquiry.

A number of vehicles were also damaged during the fight.

Large police cordons are in place near Duckworth Lane while officers carry out forensic work, West Yorkshire Police added.

Today will be another dry, fine, mild and sunny day, with light winds. Some cloud will develop in places towards the evening.

Tonight will be dry with clear skies throughout and will be less chilly than last night.

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Today will be mostly dry, fine and clear. It will feel mild in the lengthy spells of sunshine.

Tonight will be chilly with light winds and areas of frost:

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A passer-by who helped an elderly woman in Bradford who had fallen onto a road and suffered a head injury from which she later died is being asked to come forward.

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Wendy Elliott, who was 84, died in hospital on 29 March after the fall on Allerton Road five days before, according to West Yorkshire Police.

Ms Elliot fell while crossing at the junction with Chapel Lane and Allerton Road - near Lady Hill Park - between 07:30 and 08:30 on Wednesday 24 March.

Officers are now conducting inquiries on behalf of the coroner and they say they'd like to talk to a woman who stopped to help Ms Elliott and who took her home after her fall.

At the time, Ms Elliott was wearing a black knee-length puffer-style jacket and a white beret-style hat, police said.

Anyone who saw Ms Elliott fall, or who might have CCTV, dash camera or phone footage, is being asked to contact police on 101.

A quad biker has died in a crash with a van in Bradford city centre, police say.

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The rider was travelling on Great Horton Road when he collided with a VW Caddy, West Yorkshire Police said.

It happened at about 17:45 yesterday, with the 31-year-old rider, from Bradford, suffering serious injuries.

He was pronounced dead a short time later, police added.

Witnesses to the crash, which happened near Bradford University, are asked to get in touch with police.

A chilly start with a little patchy fog near the Yorkshire coast clearing this morning. Sunny spells with patchy cloud developing allowing a few showers over the hills this afternoon.

Cloud will thicken this evening and it will stay cloudy tonight in Lincolnshire with light rain in places

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Many independent pubs in the Bradford area won't open until rules are further relaxed next month, according to the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra).

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Since 12 April, outdoor hospitality venues have been allowed to reopen, with pubs using beer gardens or converting their car parks to create seated space for customers.

Rules for customers include being seated when ordering, eating or drinking, and you must follow either the rule of six, or be in a a group of any size with no more than two households present.

For some businesses this has led to needing extra staff for table service and limited space which means they can't make a profit, Camra said.

Restrictions could change on 17 May to allow customers to eat and drink indoors, providing coronavirus goals are met.

Peter Down, chairman of Camra in Bradford, said some larger, chain businesses have benefited from changes to the VAT rate, including a temporary 15% saving on food sales.

"They already have not been working on the same playing field as the bigger pub companies.

"A lot of the smaller pubs primarily serve drinks, they do not tend to offer that much in the way of food. As a result, they have not been benefiting from the 5% VAT on the sales of food."

A cold start to the day with a frost in places and patchy fog across Lincolnshire. The fog will lift by the middle of the morning and it will be dry and fine with plenty of sunshine and just small amounts of cloud at times.

A fine evening and it will stay dry and mostly clear through the first part of the night.

Some fog and low cloud will drift into coastal parts of North and East Yorkshire.

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