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Hull College conference to discuss training space workers (opens the original)
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Hull College is hosting a conference on training people for the space industry. The event on 8 October will "bring together leaders from industry, education and the space sector," according to a college spokesperson. Speakers will talk about the skills the sector will need over the next five to 10 years, with a focus how to develop a more diverse workforce. Hull College principal Debra Gray said: "When people hear 'space', they still tend to think of astronauts, scientists and rockets. But there
Bombed WW2 Hull cinema to reopen after 85 years (opens the original)
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The remains of a cinema bombed during World War Two is to reopen as a memorial garden and history centre following a restoration project. The National Picture Theatre, in Hull, was hit during a German air raid on 17 March 1941 and left derelict. Hull City Council has described the site, in Beverley Road, as the "last surviving civilian, bomb‑damaged building in the UK". The facade has now been restored and the open space where the auditorium once stood will become an education and community even
Five jailed after Lincolnshire kidnap victim jumped from window (opens the original)
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Five people have been jailed after a man jumped from a first-floor window to escape kidnappers. The victim was lured to a property in Market Rasen in July 2025 because of "personal matters linked to a past relationship breakdown", Lincolnshire Police said. The force said he was "repeatedly assaulted, threatened, humiliated and tormented by his captors, while those involved filmed the abuse on their mobile phones and laughed as it unfolded". After being held overnight he was driven to a house in
New prison in East Yorkshire unsafe when it opened, says report (opens the original)
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A new prison in East Yorkshire was "unready, understaffed and unsafe upon opening", according to an inspection report. The Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) for HMP Millsike said a lack of staff and workers' inexperience meant "its opening was chaotic, with basic processes, like drawing keys, locking doors and counting prisoners, not yet established". The Category C jail, run by Mitie Care & Custody and designed to house 1,500 prisoners, opened at a cost of about £400m last year. In response to
Government updates on new laws to tackle rogue funeral firms (opens the original)
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A minister has said the government is working on new laws to "drive rogue operators out of the funeral industry". Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Yvette Cooper gave a written update to Parliament on proposed legislation to regulate undertakers. It comes after a Hull funeral home director was jailed last month for failing to bury or cremate people and giving bereaved relatives the ashes of strangers. Robert Bush was sent to prison for 20 years after he admitted 67 offences, includin
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