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Sixty firefighters have been tackling a large blaze at an industrial premises in the centre of Bradford.
Fire crews were called just before 15:30 GMT to the fire in the single-storey building on Buck Street.The fire service said the building was "100% involved in fire" but nobody had been injured. It assured residents that smoke from the blaze was not harmful. An investigation into the cause of the fire would get under way, a West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said .Image source,The service added that the number of pumps in attendance had been reduced from 10 at the height of the blaze to four, along with an aerial appliance.
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