How Hull Royal and Castle Hill battled Covid - and the tragedy of those who died after catching it in hospital
874 patient deaths have been recorded including 132 who caught coronavirus in hospital
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The full impact of the first two waves of the Covid-19 pandemic at Hull Royal and Castle Hill hospitals has been revealed in detail for the first time.
A new report by the Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust charts the unprecedented challenges faced by healthcare staff over the last year as well as the heart-breaking death toll caused by the virus.
Death notices and funeral announcements from the Hull Daily Mail this week
Tributes to those who have passed away in recent weeks
Tributes have been paid to, from left, Leslie Tasker, Samantha Mills and Dr Damien McGivern (Image: funeral-notices.co.uk)
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Each week dozens of funeral notices along with birth announcements are made in the Hull Daily Mail.
Bouncer could only eat blended food and drink through a straw after this man glassed him in face
Daniel Priestley has been jailed after he left his victim needing facial surgery in an attack he can t remember doing
A Grimsby bouncer was glassed after he intervened in a fight between a man and his boss.
The doorman went to check on the men s toilets at Walter s in Market Place in December 2019, when he came across Daniel Priestley,34, and his boss in the middle of an alteration.
Prosecuting, Alex Menary told Grimsby Crown Court that when the bouncer intervened and told the pair to leave, Priestley asked why his boss had been kicked out.
Four suspected illegal immigrants brought into Hull A&E by police
The men, thought to be from Sudan, were found covered in an unknown powder
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Four suspected illegal immigrants were brought into Hull Royal Infirmary s A&E by police in footage shown on TV.