The popular early morning Channel 4 show was broadcast from Woodhouse Moor with presenter Peter Andre in April 1996. He is pictured with contestants Nicky Clark (left) and Lynsey Roberts between filming. It was also a month pensioners at a sheltered home in the city were left bingo-ing mad. They were unable to play their favourite bingo game after burglars stole the PA system used to announce the numbers. Enjoy these photo memories plucked from the YEP archive charting 30 days in the life of your Leeds. READ MORE: Leeds from the air in the 1990s - how many of these city landmarks do you recognise? LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook
7. Leeds in April 1996
Weighing in at 7lbs 11ozs at birth Charlotte Patricia Lascelles daughter, of the Hon Mark Lascelles and his wife Andrea, makes her first visit to the home of her grandparents the Earl and Countess of Harewood. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
8. Leeds in April 1996
Leeds RL players visited Braim Wood High School to launch National Spring Clean Week. Pictured are players Dave Gibbons (left) and Paul Gleadhill wioth pupils Chris Millward (left) and Richard McHugh.
9. Leeds in April 1996
Postal workers pay their respects to former colleague Andrew Batten as his cortage passes the Royal Mail offices on Wellington Street.
10. Leeds in April 1996
Sgt Stephen Chappell at the spot on the bridge over the M62 at Gildersome where he saved a man from jumping off. He was to receive a Humane Society Award for his actions.
11. Leeds in April 1996
Five sword bearers head the procession down Chapeltown Road to Leeds Town Hall as local Sikhs celebrate the birth of Khalsa with the Festival of Vaisakhi.
12. Leeds in April 1996
Five generations of the same Morley family. Pictured is Elizabeth Noble, 91, with her daughter Betty Dickinson, 61, grand daughter Gillian Bairstow, great grand daughter Jane Bairstow, 18, and great great grandchild Katie, three weeks. Photo: Mel Hulme