Gladiators is back on BBC and Bradley and Barney Walsh as presenters

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Sheffield Headlines 4 May: The father and son duo, Bradley and Barney Walsh, will be the hosts of Gladiators, the BBC have confirmed.

Myles Harris from Bramley Leeds, a contestant in the first programme of the relaunched Gladiators on the BBC

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Asda to cut 475 jobs and orders staff back to office three days a week

M&S Christmas TV advert 2024 celebrates fashion and home style

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Sheffield's 'China Town': New Era Square in South Yorkshire is home to a range of South East Asian restaurants, cafes and supermarkets4E13B828-A8D7-4E17-BDD1-A90260432A98

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