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Ukrainian refugee 10 days after she moved in has now invited two more to move into his new pad.Tony Garnett, 29, called time on his relationship with Lorna Garnett, 28, his partner of 10 years, a week and a half after Sofiia Karkadym, 22, moved in.Now the father of two has invited another refugee and her boyfriend to share the space the unlikely couple have carved out for themselves.READ MORE: 'No evidence Vladimir Putin is seriously ill' says CIA - despite months of speculationSofiia Rastorhuieva and Illia Tronevych have joined the new couple in their rental home in Bradford in West Yorkshire.Tony and Sofiia saw an advert online from Illia and Sofiia who were looking for a place to stay after arriving in the UK on June 23.Ms Rastorhuieva, 19, and her boyfriend Mr Tronevych, 18, had been living with another family in the same city, but after that didn't work out they went on the lookout for a new place to call home. They put an appeal out on Facebook and luckily their plan worked.

left his long-term girlfriend says the pair are "surviving with nowt" – after he lost his job because of the furore around his new relationship.Blonde Ukrainian stunner Sofiia Karkadym, 22, arrived at Tony and Lorna Garnett's household in Bradford, West Yorkshire, two months ago after fleeing the city of Lviv, which was under attack from Putin's troops.Tony collected her from Manchester Airport on May 4 after organising the arrangement for months with Tony, which Lorna opposed. READ MORE: 'I left my Mrs for blonde Ukrainian bombshell and recorded a rap song about it'Ten days later, Tony and the Ukrainian stunner had eloped, and fast forward to present day and the Bradford native has lost his job because of the media circus around the relationship.

left his ex-girlfriend for a Ukrainian blonde bombshell refugee has written a rap song about the whole ordeal.Sofiia Karkadym, 22, arrived at Tony and Lorna Garnett's household in Bradford, West Yorkshire, on May 4 after fleeing the city of Lviv, which was under attack from Putin's troops, after organising it for months with Tony. Ten days later, Tony and the Ukrainian stunner had eloped - and now Tony has recorded a tell-all song about the whole thing. READ MORE: Dad who ran off with Ukrainian refugee struck with restraining order by his exThe 29-year-old security firm owner and amateur musician told the Daily Star: "It's my message direct to people.

Ukrainian refugee has given up work to become her full time carer after she became partially blind.Tony Garnett, 29, became 22-year-old Sofiia Karkadym's sponsor but left his partner and children just over a week after she arrived at their home in Bradford, West Yorkshire.The Ukrainian beauty was accused of being a "homewrecker" and Tony recently revealed that former long-term girlfriend Lorna, 28, has banned him from seeing his two children.READ MORE: Blind bloke refused taxi ride after driver claimed he was allergic to guide dogsNow, in another twist, Sofiia's condition, similar to an amoeba, has damaged her vision and said she now needs six months to recover after surgery.The refugee suffered an eye infection in Germany en-route to the UK after fleeing her home in the city of Lviv under Vladimir Putin's brutal invasion. Tony said it was the "right thing to do" to give up work to look after her.And defending their relationship, Tony insisted Sofiia is "no homewrecker" and that she has been unfairly accused of breaking up his relationship when they fell in love."People are painting her as a villain who has come to the UK and stolen a British man.

Andy Burnham admitted he was not forced by the government to introduce Clean Air Zone charges during a heated exchange with a caller on the radio. The Greater Manchester mayor claimed the government 'effectively' forced the city-region to charge drivers of the most polluting commercial vehicles.

Three people have died following a horror crash on a motorway, police have said.

Sajid Javid has raised concerns about cancel culture in the UK after screenings of a film about the Prophet Muhammed’s daughter were pulled from cinemas.On Tuesday (June 7), Cineworld pulled all of its screenings of The Lady of Heaven to “ensure the safety” of their customers and staff.This decision came after hundreds of protestors took to cinemas in Birmingham, Bolton, Bradford and Sheffield, all of which were showing the film over the weekend.In response to the screenings being pulled, Javid told TalkTV: “I am very concerned about the growing cancel culture in this country. There’s people out there who think they have a right not to be offended and of course, no one has that right.“You might not like what someone’s got to say, but they have a right to say it.”Javid went on to say that there are no laws against Blasphemy in the UK, and warned that would be “an incredibly dangerous road to go down”.He added: “What we have in this country is freedom of speech and expression, and that is a fundamental value.”Health Secretary Sajid Javid is "very concerned" after Muslim protesters forced Cineworld to drop a "blasphemous" film.

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Bradford cafe announced it will be closing in June. Bread + Roses on North Parade announced the news on social media, saying it was 'so sad' to share the news that it would be closing on Friday, June 24. The cafe, which is run as a co-operative and for co-working and events, said: "We are so sad to share the news that B+R will be closing its doors on Friday 24th June We can’t thank you all enough for the support you have given us over the last few years.

Ukrainian refugee has insisted she is not to blame after a man left the mother of his two children to be with her.Sofiia Karkadym, 22, is now in a relationship with Tony Garnett, 29, who left his wife Lorna just 10 days after welcoming her into their family home.IT worker Sofiia initially signed up for the UK government's scheme to help rehome people fleeing the war in Ukraine, but became frustrated by the convoluted process and reached out for help on social media.Tony, a security guard from Bradford in West Yorkshire, offered to become Sofiia's sponsor in the UK.Some 10 days after she moved in the pair ended up absconding to start a new life together after Lorna, 28, accused Sofiia of trying to steal her man.But Sofiia is adamant that she is not a homewrecker and says Lorna is at fault for the couple's break-up. She told The Sun: “I am not a homewrecker.

Russian invasion of Ukraine.Tony Ganett, 29, left his partner Lorona, 28, after falling in love with Sofia Karkadym, who had moved in with the couple just ten days earlier.Security guard Sofia initially signed up for the UK government's scheme to help rehome people fleeing Ukraine, but became frustrated by the convoluted process and reached out for help on social media, the Mirror reports.Tony from Bradford in West Yorkshire offered to become Sofia's sponsor in the UK.But just ten days after she moved in the pair ended up absconding to start a new life together.He told The Sun : “It began with a simple desire from me to do the right thing and put a roof over the head of someone in need, a man or woman.“It came to a head last Saturday when she really went for Sofiia, yelling at her, using some harsh language that left her in tears. She said she didn’t feel she could stay under our roof any more and something inside me clicked.“We’re sorry for the pain we’ve caused but I’ve discovered a connection with Sofiia like I’ve never had before.”Sofiia, 22, added “these things happen”.Tony’s now ex-partner Lorna became frustrated at the immediate bond he had with Sofiia.The pair would go to the gym together and sit for hours talking in a car park.Eventually things came to a head and she ordered their guest to leave, but was stunned when Tony announced he was leaving too, with the pair shacking up at his parents’ home.They are now in the process of finding a new home together.

A mum has told of her horror after her Range Rover burst into flames while she was trapped inside. Sami Webster was forced to free herself from the 4x4 after she noticed smoke seeping through the dashboard as she drove home in Bolton.

Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow is coming back for a 20th anniversary tour.To celebrate 20 years of Da Bungalow, the notorious pranksters are heading out on tour across the UK starting this September.The show has been described as channelling the original show’s “family friendly anarchic style”, adding: “This interactive experience will include all your favourite games including two-word tango, musical splatues, the grunty song, fairly hairy fizzogs, pants dance, what a sweaty flap and of course bogies!!!“And for their finale expect to watch participants being splattered in their legendary Creamy Muck Muckgame.There will be appearances from Diddy, Dick and Dom, and D.I Harry Batt with his interrogation game as well as giving  audience members the chance to win part of, some of, or almost all the price of their ticket… ”In a statement regarding the forthcoming tour, Dick and Dom said: “20 years?! 20 years since those lift doors slid open and we welcomed you to Da Bungalow! It’s going to blow your mind as we take you on a nostalgia fuelled trip to relive the best show ever to be on your telly!“The most asked question we get is, ‘When are you going to bring Da Bungalow Back’. Well… it’s BACK! See you there.

Emmerdale's Meena Jutla, Manpreet Sharma, Charles Anderson and Liam Cavanagh stars have shared behind-the-scenes secrets from the ITV soap's explosive court hostage scenes on Thursday. In a video released after the explosive episode, Paige Sandhu, who plays Meena, Rebecca Sarker, who plays Manpreet, Kevin Mathurin, who plays Charles, and Jonny McPherson, who plays Liam, gave fans an inside look at the episode.

EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Keegan (10 Things I Hate About You) and Sonalii Castillo (CW’s Outpost) have signed on to star in High Tide a social justice thriller from director Natalie Bible’.

A top boss at a local construction firm has given every employee £750 to help combat the rising fuel costs - and hopes his kindness will shame other companies into giving their staff the same respect. Liam Lee, the managing director of Joseph Parr (Alco) which has offices in Oldham and Bradford, gave all of his 52 employees an extra boost in their pay check to help with rising costs of energy and fuel bills.

camper says he 'thought he was going to get murdered' when he was disturbed by ravers going past his tent. Oliver Broome from Wortley in Leeds had an "unbelievable weekend" when a "relaxing" camping trip at Oxenhope Stoop Hill in Bradford turned into a surprise visit to an illegal rave, reports YorkshireLive.

READ MORE: Emily Atack shows off natural freckles in make-up free selfie and fans beg her to 'keep them' He still performs with Atack too and is set to appear at the Bradstock Festival in Bradford according to his Instagram. And fans were quick to wish him a happy birthday in Emily's comments with one writing "Top man, happy birthday Keith!" and another saying "Happy birthday Keith hope it's a good one. "Countless more sent him wishes and for some the photo even brought back memories: "Is that the Keith from pop band Child? Brings back memories from my teenage years, I’m now in my sixties.

A young family have been left with nothing after a horrifying blaze destroyed their entire home.

BBC, the match ended in a 6-6 draw with one player sent off for dissent.All players from both teams, the match officials, mascots and one designated doctor all had the surname Bungay, with the fixture played at the home ground of local side Bungay Town.The ages of those involved ranged from four to 68, with one player even travelling all the way from Australia to take part, although they may have regretted their decision afterwards.Aussie Chris Bungay was reportedly sent off by referee John Bungay during the match for swearing, while one player, Keiran Bungay, is said to have grabbed a hat-trick during the high-scoring contest.Event organiser and Bungay Town committee member Shaun Cole told the BBC at the time: "Keiran Bungay scored two penalties to complete his hat-trick and make it a draw.What is the most bizarre football match you have played in? Let us know in the comments section below."The pitch was full of Bungays and the stand was full of Bungays. One chap came from Queensland, Australia, to play."A similar event occurred during a cricket match in Bradford 11 years prior as Amarmilan faced Yorkshire LPS, although this time completely by accident.The match in the Bradford Mutual Sunday School League was contested by 22 players who all had the surname Patel, with league secretary Don Butterfield admitting to The Sun: "We've never known anything like it."Luckily they only play each other twice a season - it was a nightmare for the umpires.

Plans to cut to rail services across the north of England have been met with a furious response.