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By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor Hull City has announced Turkish firm Safiport as a new principal partner and back-of-shirt and academy sponsor . Safiport’s branding will appear on the back of all three first-team kits and the front of all academy shirts from the Under-8 to Under-21 age groups for t

EXCLUSIVE By Angus Young Plans have been unveiled for a spectacular winter garden inside the shell of a former cinema. The West Park Palace in Anlaby Road opened in 1914 and screened feature films until its closure in 1959. It re-opened two years later as the Granada social club and was subse

A skin cancer surgeon has been struck off after altering timesheets to claim payments for hours he didn't work, including when he was on holiday.

Joe Biden is one of the most successful presidents in American history. His role in leading the US out of the twin plagues of Covid and Donald Trump was a hugely important achievement.

By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor Plans to restore 40 hectares of lost biodiversity to the Humber estuary have been marked with the installation of a new seagrass sculpture near The Deep. The sculpture, which also serves as a plastic bottle recycling station, has been installed beside the Millenium fo

Hull City have signed right-back Cody Drameh on a three-year deal, with a club option of a further year.

By Simon Bristow Co-Editor Wild bee orchids have been spotted at Spurn Point National Nature Reserve for the first time in 30 years. The species which was thought lost from the site since the 1990s – and which clings on in only small populations elsewhere in the area – has flowered on the reserv

Patients and hospital staff in Hull are to be tested for a serious infection in a ground-breaking public health project believed to be the first of its kind in England.

By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor Music fans heading to Humber Street Sesh next month can take advantage of free travel courtesy of Hull Trains. The company is providing free travel between Doncaster and Hull, with stops at Selby, Howden and Brough also included as part of the deal. Free standard-cla

By Simon Bristow , Co-Editor A health chief has raised more than £8,000 for charity after completing a 13.5-mile walk between each of her organisation’s mental health inpatient units. Michele Moran, chief executive of Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust, took part in the challenge to raise money