Change in reader habits prompts new additions to twin titles

A new junior sports supplement has scored a sales success for the Hull Daily Mail and East Riding Mail. The twin Northcliffe titles have launched a 16-page Tuesday section, HotShots, devoted entirely to youth sport, and it is already proving

The Hull Daily Mail has been thanked for supporting Humberside’s under-fire police chief. David Westwood was responding to the paper’s unwavering support during an unprecedented battle to save his job. Since Home Secretary David Blunkett ordered his suspension in June,

The editor of the Hull Daily Mail has applauded the reinstatement of suspended Humberside Chief Constable David Westwood. The paper, and its sister title, the East Riding Mail, led the calls for his reinstatement, claiming he was being singled out

A row between the Hull Daily Mail and Hull City football club appears to be over with the release of a joint statement from the two sides. The newspaper had been refused access to players and staff at the club

The Hull Daily Mail is joining forces with Humberside Police and East Yorkshire Motor Services to crack down on anti-social behaviour on the road. Their get tough campaign follows an instance where four boys, aged from 12 to 14, were

A row has blown up between the Hull Daily Mail and Hull City football club, which has seen both sides arguing their point in public. The newspaper has been explaining to readers why there are no interviews with players or

“There is no hiding place for anti-social people” – that’s the message being rammed home by the Hull Daily Mail. The paper is working with a Home Office partnership responsible for requesting anti-social behaviour orders from the courts. It has

The East Riding Mail has unveiled a fresh new look to differentiate it from its twin brand, the Hull Daily Mail. Changes to the design and typography of both newspapers have been introduced over the past few weeks, to make

The Hull Daily Mail is hoping to reach a new audience by giving away free copies of the newspaper to rail passengers. It is helping passengers travelling between London and Hull on Hull Trains to keep track of the region’s

Hull City Council – officially one of Britain’s worst councils – is the subject of controversy after its chief executive was suspended. Within hours of being escorted from his office, the chief executive Jim Brooks rang Hull Daily Mail editor

The Hull Daily Mail is offering cash rewards to schoolchildren in the city to encourage them to work harder towards their GCSE exams. The newspaper plans to give £200 to the headteachers of each of the city’s 15 secondary schools,

Journalists at the Hull Daily Mail will once again be able to interview Hull City AFC players after the two sides agreed to settle their differences. The newspaper and football club had been locked in a war of words after