With the mighty Tigers back in the top division, Burnsy and Angus look at what this means for the city as a whole.

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In which three old men try to make connections between our home team and the current competition only to immediately descend into bickering and gibberish.

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The ever-popular Soap Box Derby returns to the Humber Bridge this weekend. Burnsy quizzes organiser Phil Withers for details.

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The greatest children's literature festival on the planet is back and better than ever. Burnsy talks to Malarkey boss Claire Thompson to find out what we can expect this year.

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With this year's Humber Street Sesh finally confirmed, boss man Mak tells Burnsy what to expect and how things are going.

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The People's Poet returns with a new book and more tales of adventure on the high seas, on Holderness beaches and in the charity shops of Hull. Burnsy just laughs.

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Fallen out with next door? Solicitor Chris Drinkall is an expert on neighbourly disputes, so Burnsy asks him to help out with some of your over-the-garden-fence feuds.

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A fascinating lesson in the elaborate clothing worn by the trawlermen of Hull as Burnsy talks to Hessle Road fashion expert Claire Day.

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Artist and curator Lucy Brooke tells Burnsy all about the unique art collective and their latest exhibition, Mother.

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With the 2nd Hull Open Studios happening shortly, Burnsy talks to organisers Dave McLeavy and Dave Windass of Humber Street Gallery to discover what's happening and where.

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