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Tracy Gee

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  • Senior Content Producer, BBC Radio Leeds
  • Executive Producer for Bradford, BBC
  • Executive Producer for Bradford, BBC
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Multi award winning journalist @BBCLeeds. Senior Content Producer. Project Lead of #BantamOfTheOpera ⚽️ Creator of Rob Burrow podcast, Seven🎙️
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'Respect' for armed forces as war hero honoured

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By Tracy Gee Verified, Andrew Barton
| Yahoo Verified
Hundreds of serving personnel and veterans have paraded through the streets of Leeds to celebrate Armed Forces Day. The annual event saw stalls, displays, live music and military vehicles entertain the public on Briggate in the city centre, while civic buildings were illuminated red, white and blue. The occasion, hosted by the Lord Mayor of Leeds, councillor Stephen Holroyd, also saw a blue plaque unveiled for war hero Wing Cdr John Connell Freeborn DFC.
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8 Things No One Says To 'Working Dads'

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By Tracy Gee Verified
| Scary Mommy Verified
You just call him by his name. Maybe you call him a worker. Maybe you call him a dad. But you definitely don’t call him a working dad. This is in sharp contrast between the endless labeling and debates between moms that choose to stay home with the kids or ones that are in the workforce. Fact: Dads are just as likely as moms to say that they see being a parent as extremely important to their identity. Yet the assumption is that only moms do. The truth is, ideals about fatherhood are rapidly changing.
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Bronte table brought back to Haworth Parsonage

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By Tracy Gee Verified
| BBC Verified
A table at which the Brontë sisters wrote has been brought back to the family home in Yorkshire after being purchased with a grant of £580,000. The Bronte Society at Haworth said the table was a "most evocative" 19th Century literary artefact. It was sold along with other household effects from the Brontë Parsonage after the death of Patrick Brontë in 1861. The mahogany drop-leaf table's purchase came after a grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF).
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Leeds children's heart surgery halted by 'incomplete' data

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By Tracy Gee Verified
| BBC Verified
The decision to suspend children's heart surgery in Leeds was based on "invalidated and incomplete data", but was made "in the interests of patient safety", a report has found. Operations at the hospital's unit were halted in 2013 when NHS England raised concerns about data on mortality rates. However, surgery resumed on 13 days later after an investigation revealed the data was flawed. The report said it had caused "a storm of controversy and concern".
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