A studio assistant to the world renowned artist David Hockney has died after being taken to hospital from the painter's home in Bridlington.
23-year-old Dominic Elliot died in the early hours of Sunday morning and Humberside police has launched an investigation.
A studio assistant to the artist David Hockney has died in hospital after being taken from the painter's East Yorkshire home.
Read the full story– Humberside PoliceHUMBERSIDE Police were contacted by Scarborough General Hospital, shortly after 0600hrs yesterday morning (Sunday 17 March ), after a Bridlington man had been taken to the hospital by a friend in a serious condition.
The 23-year-old man was sadly pronounced dead at hospital and the police notified.
The circumstances of the man's death are not clear and officers are currently undertaking enquiries to establish events leading to his death.
There were no signs of violence and a post mortem examination is due to take place tomorrow (Tuesday 19 March) which is hoped may provide further information.
It's being reported that a 23-year-old man has died after being taken to hospital from the home of the artist David Hockney in Bridlington.
Brian Kershaw lost his son in Afghanistan a year ago today. He was one of six soldiers from the Third Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment , whose deaths remain the biggest single loss of life in the conflict
Brian decided to mark the anniversary by sharing his thoughts in an open letter to his 19-year-old son.
Riley Turner's family have thanked those who have supported them following the four-year-old's death last week. He was found at his home in Keighley on January 20.
Releasing a picture of Riley for the first time, the family said: “We would like to thank members of the Keighley community for their support and kind wishes.
“Riley was a bubbly, happy child and loved dearly by his family.”
32-year-old Anwar Rosser was arrested and has since been charged with his murder. He will appear at Bradford Crown Court in April for a plea hearing.
A man who was assaulted in York has died of his injuries, police have confirmed.
Keith Wright, 50, had been on life-support in Leeds General Infirmary since he was attacked at 7.40pm on January 21. He died at 9am today.
Detective Inspector Ian Dyer, said “Our thoughts are with Keith’s family who are naturally devastated by the terrible outcome at hospital. “This is an extremely tragic incident and we are doing everything we can to support them."
Liam Matthew Wyard, 19, and a 16-year-old youth who cannot be named for legal reasons, have been charged with unlawful and malicious wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
The pair are due to appear at York Crown Court in April.
Humberside Police were called by the ambulance service at 8am after a man in his 20’s was found dead outside a property on St. Lawrence Avenue in the village of Snaith near Goole.
The site has been cordoned off while police investigate the circumstances that led to the man’s death. They are currently treating it as unexplained.
Officers say they are making initial enquiries into the incident and it is too early at this stage to give further information.
A mountain rescue team says it's vital that people have the correct equipment if they're going to attempt winter climbs.
The warning comes after a man fell hundreds of feet to his death from icy cliffs on Scafell in the Lake District.
Police are appealing for information after a female badger was attacked in Milner Royd, Sowerby Bridge. They believe it was chased before being attacked and killed by dogs thought to belong to poachers. It was reported to police last Thursday (4, October).
This is the fourth incident in Calderdale this year and Calderdale district police’s Wildlife Officer, Special Constable Phil Sanderson, is urging people to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to police.
SC Sanderson said: "Badgers are a protected species by law, as is their habitation, and anyone found interfering with a badger set could face prosecution.
Last month, poachers attempted to remove heavy stone and rubble in the Scammonden area in an attempt to dig up a badger set. It is thought the poachers fled empty handed.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone who has any information about suspected badger baiting in the area, is urged to contact Special Constable Phil Sanderson or PC Fiona Igo at Todmorden Police Station on 101. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111**.
