成人快手

How Hull saved children from the Spanish civil war

Sally Fairfax finds out how child refugees from Guernica ended up in Hull.

• 3 mins

The Hull man who survived the Titanic

Joseph Boxall was an officer for the White Star Line.

• 4 mins

Hunting down the home of 'Gentleman Jack'

Anne Lister spent her childhood in Market Weighton.

• 4 mins

The female engineering pioneer who designed R101

Hilda Lyon was born in Market Weighton.

• 4 mins

Was feminism born in Beverley?

Mary Wollstonecraft spent her early years in the town.

• 3 mins

Restoring Hull's National Picture Theatre

The Beverley Road building was bombed in WWII and has remained derelict ever since.

• 4 mins

Hull's forgotten Hollywood star

Remembering Dorothy Mackaill

• 5 mins

The Brid barbers with a secret 1940s collection

Anthony Bates wants his vintage collection to go on display in the town.

• 4 mins

The story of Amy Johnson: Hull's pioneering pilot

A look back at the celebrated pilot's life and death.

• 5 mins

The village with the poison pen

A 'cloud of vitriol' has descended upon an East Yorkshire village.

• 12 mins

60 years since the last train to Hornsea

Hull to Hornsea - a return ticket.

• 53 mins

The mythical beasts haunting East Yorkshire

They lurked in the misty pitch black of the marshes in the River Hull haunting settlers.

• 5 mins

Was Jack the Ripper from Hull?

He may have spent time on Whitefriargate as well as Whitechapel.

• 48 mins

The East Yorks men behind the gunpowder plot

In a sleepy village, a plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament was being forged.

• 8 mins

The village with the poison pen

The chair of the parish council gives his reaction to the 'vile' pen letters.

• 9 mins

Why was Beverley a haven for criminals?

Murderers, thieves & debtors flocked to Beverley in Medieval times, seeking one thing.

• 12 mins

The Beatles in Hull, 60 years on: I was there

Fans recall the night the Beatles played the ABC on Ferensway, on 19th October 1964.

• 9 mins