This is the latest mural to appear in Hull as part of an installation of public artworks across the city:

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The latest mural has appeared on the side of the new Kings bar and music venue on Market Place in Hull's Old Town as part of a programme showing off art by renowned artists.

It was painted by Dan Kitchener, who's known as Dank - an internationally-known street artist who has painted all over the world.

He was asked to come to East Yorkshire by Bankside Gallery - a graffiti collective in Hull.

Since Bankside Gallery was formed in January 2018, more than 1,000 pieces of graffiti art have been painted legally across the city.

Gallery staff are now asking people to consider other sites where murals could pop up with landowner permission, with other well-known street artists planning to come to the city to paint in more prominent locations.

Bankside Gallery says its mission is to help regenerate Hull using street art as the tool – while also making the city more colourful.

It also wants to provide opportunities for artists to get their work seen and provide a free and accessible attraction for the public.

Police patrols in part of Scarborough are to be increased after up to 40 people were involved in "violent disorder" there at the weekend.

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Colescliffe Road in Barrowcliffe was left littered with broken garden furniture, a fire-damaged sofa and rubbish bins after the trouble broke out on Saturday evening, police say.

Council workers had to attend the next day to clear up the mess left behind.

Officers are now reviewing CCTV and police body camera footage with a view to making arrests, according to North Yorkshire Police.

Supt Andrea Kell said: “We understand the incident caused alarm and distress to the local community.

"I want to reassure residents we have a comprehensive patrol strategy in place to address the very small minority of individuals who cause us problems."

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The funeral of former Leeds United defender Jack Charlton is due to start in about an hour's time, with hundreds expected to line the streets of his hometown.

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Charlton, the former Republic of Ireland boss, who was also part of the 1966 World Cup-winning England squad and who led Sheffield Wednesday to promotion, died on 10 July aged 85.

He was born in Ashington, Northumberland, and often returned to the former mining town.

His son Jack urged residents there to give his father a good send-off but to maintain social distancing.

Coronavirus restrictions mean only 20 relatives are expected to attend a private service at a crematorium in Newcastle.

Jessica Barker's app is designed for families of children with severe health conditions.

Gail Dooley says her Liverpool Plinth work is her "way of doing something" about plastic pollution.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder praises his players for "massively overachieving" as the Blades' hopes of European football are ended following defeat by Everton.

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Thousands of fans gathered in Leeds to celebrate their club's promotion to the Premier League.

A van has taken to Rotherham's streets reinforcing how to keep safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

An 80-year-old man is in hospital with serious injuries after experiencing a "medical episode" while driving in Leeds.

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The Toyota Yaris the man was driving collided with a Land Rover Discovery travelling in the opposite direction on Carr Road in Calverley at about 12:20 yesterday.

The man was taken to Leeds General Infirmary for treatment, where he's described by police as being in a "stable" condition.

The 54-year-old male driver and 47-year-old female passenger in the Land Rover did not receive serious injury, according to police.

Anyone who saw what happened, or who has dashcam footage, is being asked to contact the West Yorkshire force.

Michael Brown, who pushed for a law change after his daughter was murdered, dies aged 76.

An LED device for face mask wearers to help people lip-read has been created by a disability campaigner.

Dan Watts, from Hull, has created a voice activated LED that responds to the sound of the wearer's voice.

It was inspired by games designer Tyler Glaiel, who originally came up with the idea.

A man has been rescued from the River Humber after jumping off a container ship in an effort to avoid UK Border Force officials

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The Home Office say four men were aboard the vessel when it arrived at the Port of Hull yesterday morning.

Upon docking, three men, who identified themselves of Moroccan, Mauritian and Palestinian nationality, were apprehended but a fourth jumped overboard and into the river, the Home Office added.

He was taken to hospital and has now been discharged.

Three of the men are being "processed" by Border Force and one is being dealt with by Immigration Enforcement, the Home Office said.

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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is "satisfied" with special measures implemented to stop the spread of coronavirus at a South Yorkshire food factory, the firm's bosses say.

Three members of staff at the Cranswick Food factory in Wombwell died in the spring with coronavirus following an outbreak at the site.

Eleven workers tested positive for Covid-19 and seven were taken to hospital.

According to the HSE, an outbreak was declared at the site on 3 July and, during discussions with Public Health England and Barnsley Council, it said it was “made aware of specific intelligence relating to one working area and a pattern of positive Covid-19 cases on one shift”.

The HSE said it had received a number of concerns about social distancing measures at the site, including two from the family members of workers who died after contracting the virus.

It added it was provided with a detailed log from Cranswick Foods, showing actions taken to follow government guidelines and that they had taken appropriate action in relation to social distancing measures.

An HSE spokesperson said its inquiries into Cranswick Foods were "ongoing".

A Cranswick spokesperson said: “Since the end of February, we have been implementing additional measures to protect both the physical and mental well-being of our people."

The firm said social distancing was implemented "where practical", with PPE also being used by employees.

The company added: "The HSE inspected the site on 8 July and were satisfied with the results of the inspection and assured us we had taken all possible measures to minimise the risks of Covid-19 at the site."

Daniel Wainwright
BBC England Data Unit

NHS England has reported six deaths of people with Covid-19 in hospitals in its latest daily figures.

The numbers are usually lower on Mondays than other weekdays because of weekend reporting lags.

However, along with yesterday's eight, this is only the second time since daily reports started being published in April that the England hospital death statistic has been a single digit.

One death was recorded at each of Northamptonshire Healthcare, Rotherham, Countess of Chester Hospital and East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trusts and two at Buckinghamshire Heathcare NHS Trust.