Contestants have 10 minutes to eat 10 burgers for a cash prize.
If you're looking for a man versus food challenge that could be remotely achievable, this one's for you.
Howdy, an American West inspired restaurant, have chosen their Leeds Road store to host a huge eating contest this Friday.
Think Saloon-style stares and nothing but dust balls to break the tension between contestants as they attempt to take on the 10 minute, 10 burgers challenge.
The 10 minute, 10 burger challenge will take place on Friday 17 December. / Image: Howdys UK
As you'd imagine, the aim of the competition is to be the quickest constant within a 10 minutes time frame to eat 10 burgers from Howdy's restaurant.
The lucky winner will bring home a cash prize of £100, hand delivered by the local Sheriff.
In the likely event that no contestant will be able to finish 10 burgers within the timeframe, Howdy will be giving away the prize to the person that eats the most burgers on the day of the competition.
All burgers are free to contestants, so even if you walk away empty handed, you certainly won't be walking away hungry.
Guests can choose from burgers, steaks, shakes and more. / Image: Howdys UK
Guests have the choice of handcrafted gourmet burgers, like the Django Unchained: a six ounce beef patty topped with HMC turkey rashers, crispy nachos, melted cheese and more.
Other house favourites include the Classic Buffalo Burger, which comes between two charcoal black burger buns.
The Buffalo Burger is served in a fresh, charcoal-coloured bun. / Image: Howdys UK
To enter the Howdy Man vs Burger Challenge, simply contact @howdysuk on Instagram via a direct message, or the restaurant state that you can also just tag them in a comment.
All contestants will need to make their way to Howdy Leeds Road in Bradford in advance of the 6pm starting time on Friday 17 December.
EasyJet will stop flying from Leeds Bradford Airport, the airline has announced, affecting flights to five popular destinations.
The budget airline has confirmed that flights from the Yorkshire airport to destinations including Paris and Barcelona will cease in the coming months.
EasyJet currently also operate routes to Belfast, Malaga, and Palma, whisking travellers from Leeds to sunnier climes and city breaks.
In a statement, EasyJet confirmed that it will pull out of Leeds Bradford Airport fully on 5 January, 2027.
They said: "Following a review of our routes from Leeds Bradford Airport, we have made the decision to no longer operate flights from the airport after 5 January.
"Our focus is on maintaining and developing routes which prove most popular with customers.
"We value the relationship we have built with Leeds Bradford Airport, and we always keep options for our network under review, with the aim of providing more choice and connectivity where we see demand."
They have stressed that flights will continue to operate as normal until 5 January.
Eight other airlines currently fly from LBA, including Ryanair and Jet2.
Police launch investigation into ‘unexplained’ deaths of two people in Bradford
Emily Sergeant
A police investigation has been launched following the 'unexplained' deaths of two people who were known to each other.
At around 6:55pm on 11 August, officers from West Yorkshire Police (WYP) were first called out to an address on New Stead Rise in Bradford following reports that a woman, aged 52, had been found dead, and then a further call was received at 7:14pm to reports a 59-year-old man was found dead at a business premises on Tong Park Industrial estate.
Both deaths are currently being treated as 'unexplained', WYP declared, and enquiries are being carried out with a forensic examination pending.
Detective Chief Inspector James Entwistle, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry team, confirmed that the deceased are known to each other - which is why an investigation and public appeal for information has been launched.
"Sadly, we are investigating after the deaths of two people at two locations in Bradford," Detective Chief Inspector James Entwistle said.
"These people are known to each other, and their deaths are being treated as unexplained. We are not currently seeking anyone else in connection with their deaths.
"Enquiries remain ongoing into establishing what has happened."
Can you help? Anyone with any information is asked to contact police via 101, or by using the live chat options at https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/livechat, quoting log 1539 of 11 August.
Sophie Smith -
13th December 2021 
