THESE stories got the most website ‘hits’ last week at www.examiner.co.uk

1. IT was a double victory for Huddersfield X Factor hopefuls Jordan Higo and Ashford Campbell.

The pair’s group Nu Vibe secured a place in the last 16 of the hit ITV show.

Nu Vibe were picked for the final live stages by judge Tulisa alongside groups 2 Shoes, Rhythmix and The Risk.

2. A 24-YEAR-OLD driver had to be cut free from his vehicle after he lost control at the notorious Alpine Corner bend near Honley.

The crash happened in Woodhead Road close to the junction with Magdale when the Peugeot 307 hit the central bollards and spun out of control.

No other vehicles were involved.

Fire crews from Huddersfield were called to the scene and helped release the driver who was suffering from suspected spinal injuries.

3. A PENSIONER who drove dangerously while more than twice the drink-drive limit narrowly avoided jail.

Edna Broadley, 65, drove her Vauxhall Astra from her Halifax home and crashed in Manchester Road, Marsden, which was when police were called, Huddersfield Magistrates’ Court was told.

Prosecutor Paul Ramsey said Broadley had admitted drinking three glasses of wine with food before making the 40-minute journey on both residential roads and the motorway despite having a flat tyre.

4. A RUGBY player who squeezed a stranger’s breasts in a pub and then smashed a glass in her face was jailed for two years.

Former Huddersfield Giants winger Greg Johnson, of Newsome Road, Newsome, pleaded guilty to sexual assault and grievous bodily harm following the attack on Belinda Kelly in Yates’ bar in Huddersfield.

5. A FAMILY of football thugs was behind bars after a violent attack at Huddersfield Town’s play-off match against Peterborough United in May.

Paul Barnett, 47, and his three sons Jordan Paul Barnett, 29, Joel Barnett, 21 and Jotham Darryl Barnett, 20 pleaded guilty to affray following violence at Manchester United’s Old Trafford ground that left two stewards with broken noses and another fan injured.