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Burglar who repaid woman's kindness by stealing her phone is jailed
A judge told him: 'The frightening aspect of this is that she helped you but you put her window in'
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Hull pork producer Cranswick summoned to court following allegations of animal cruelty at Lincolnshire farm
This action relates to evidence gathered at North Moor Farm near Market Rasen
Weaving cultures in Hull - the designer behind exciting heritage fashion brand
'I’ve always been passionate about designing clothes, I decided to tell a story through clothing'
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Charity rugby match to help causes inspired by poorly Hull baby Otto
Otto’s parents are intent on making memories as well as cash for charities
Former youth worker jailed for sex offences against teenage girls
A former youth worker has been jailed for five and a half years after a string of sexual offences against girls aged 14 to 17.
Woman who made death threats warned of 'long, miserable days in a cell' if she doesn't change
During one incident, she sent text messages saying: 'I'm going to kill you all. I will put you in a grave'
'Just 10p could save a life' - Hull taxi firm helping to put Bleed Kits across the city
WER2 taxis is aiming to install one Bleed Control Kit per week at locations across Hull, partly funded by a 10p increase on every fare
Two drivers fined for 'repeatedly sounding their horns' on Hessle Foreshore
The area is subject to a Public Spaces Protection Order
Hull Maritime Museum through the ages - a look back at city landmark and museum's history
The building dates back to 1871, while it has hosted the museum and its many varied exhibitions since 1975
‘Even pushing the pram to nursery used to leave me breathless’ - Hull dad who smoked from 11 feels ‘like a different person’ since he was helped to quit
Stop Smoking Services across the region see increased uptake
Hull bridge engineers earn national recognition for work on historic crossing
A team from Spencer Bridge Engineering scooped a prestigious national award
Affordable housing project under way for East Riding residents affected by coastal erosion
Residents losing their homes to the sea can ‘stay in their local area’
Man 'stabbed with chisel' in Anlaby 'road-rage incident'
Police have confirmed a 51-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm with intent
Troublemaker who attacked man in Hull pub warned even 'aunt's sherry trifle' will trigger alcohol monitoring tag
His girlfriend admitted assaulting the victim's heavily pregnant partner too, a court heard
Mum with cancer fights to take her kids to Disneyland to make memories
'It's just hard knowing you’re going to leave'
Hull's 102-year-old WWII veteran speaks of hiding under the bed as bombs fell
Clive Pocklington served as a radar technician in WWII after being turned away from the RAF for an enlarged heart - a decision he says probably saved his life
Willie Peters 'will miss' Hull derby after signing off with ninth straight win
Willie Peters admitted he will miss the “special occasion” of the Hull derby as he masterminded Hull KR’s ninth successive victory over Hull FC on Thursday evening.
Plans unveiled for multi-million-pound padel leisure centre in Brough
A planning application for a multi-million pound padel leisure centre in Brough that would create 50 jobs when up and running is now viewable to the public.
Hull’s Drypool Bridge to reopen after two-month closure
Council confirms it will be open with ‘some traffic management’ in place
Council to provide seed funding to support creation of memorial to 1936 Hull anti-fascist event
Councillors unanimously backed a proposal to look to create a permanent memorial to the Battle of Corporation Field, where Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists were chased out of Hull