Hull Daily Mail

The Hull Daily Mail is a daily publication serving Kingston upon Hull, located in the East Riding of Yorkshire. It holds the title of the best-selling regional newspaper in the Yorkshire area. Since its inception in 1885, the Hull Daily Mail has undergone several changes. Additionally, it offers a second edition called the "East Riding Mail," which focuses on news from East Yorkshire beyond the city limits of Hull.

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Mikey Lewis opens up NRL ambitions with childhood ‘dream’ admission made

3 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Josh McAllister

Hull KR superstar Mikey Lewis admits he would like to one day test himself in the NRL competition - a dream he’s held since childhood. However, the England international will not rush into any future decisions. Lewis has established himself as one of the premier halves in Super League, having been crowned last year’s Steve Prescott Man of Steel winner. He has enjoyed a fine start to the 2025 season, directly contributing to 15 tries as Rovers lead the way on the table with seven wins from eight.
Hull KR to lose 'sensational' enforcer as generational talent leaves ex-Super League star 'gutted'

3 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Josh McAllister

Ex-England international Kevin Brown admits he’s been left ‘gutted’ following the announcement that rugby league icon Jared Waerea-Hargreaves will hang up his boots after just one year in England. The veteran Kiwi prop will conclude a remarkable 18-season professional career at the end of the 2025 Super League campaign, having quickly established himself as a fan favourite at Sewell Group Craven Park thanks to his influential presence.
Will Pryce's best Hull FC position call made as NRL stint and Kalyn Ponga-link assessed

5 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

Leon Pryce is backing son Will Pryce to 'find his way' at Hull FC in the full-back position but equally thinks the versatility is there to fall back on the half-back spot if required. The 22-year-old debuted at half-back in the Challenge Cup two weeks ago but has played the last two games at full-back.
Hull FC stand tall in red card adversity but acid play-off test now begins

5 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

The dust is just settling on the 248th Hull derby, but for Hull FC, it’s all about the response and ensuring that their improvement this year goes deep into the season. That’s the challenge. Games against Rovers, three months into a new era at the club, were never going to define them. But as much as it is painful to lose to their local rivals again, there is plenty to take out of it. For over an hour, Hull played with 12 men.
Barton dad who 'couldn't run ten yards' three years ago gearing up to run first ever Marathon following 7st weight loss

5 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Lauren Davidson

A Barton dad-of-two who has lost over seven stone in weight is gearing up to run his first ever Marathon - despite the fact he "couldn't run ten yards" just three years ago. Mathew Brown, 32, will take on the Edinburgh Marathon later this month and decided to raise funds for a cause close to his heart, Alzheimer's Society, after one of his family members was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Hull FC set next challenge as John Cartwright airs view on ‘major signing’

5 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

John Cartwright has challenged his Hull FC side to regroup and keep on showing the same level of ‘effort and attitude’ against Wigan Warriors next week – and indeed throughout the rest of the season. The Black and Whites go up against the Super League champions for a third time of the year on Sunday week, looking to put behind the disappointment of Good Friday’s derby defeat and, more importantly, not undo the work of a positive first quarter of the season.
Cade Cust's red card debated as 'no argument' verdict made for Hull FC half-back

6 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

Sky Sports pundits Leon Pryce and Barrie McDermott have given their initial reaction to Hull FC half-back Cade Cust's red card against Hull KR – with one pundit saying there's "no argument" to the decision. Cust was sent off for a head-high contact on Rovers full-back Arthur Mourgue in the 16th minute of the first half – the first red of the 2025 Super League season.
Hull FC injury update as latest given on Chamberlain, Rapana, Sezer, Barron and Watts

6 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

John Cartwright has revealed a shoulder knock for Hull FC player Ed Chamberlain. The stand-in back rower came off in the first half of Good Friday's 28-14 derby defeat to Hull KR with the issue, with the medical staff declaring him not fit enough to return. However, Cartwright is hoping the injury – a further blow after Cade Cust's early send off - is just a nerve issue and not anything serious, with further checks to come over the weekend and into next week.
John Cartwright airs pride in Hull FC defeat, reacts to Cade Cust's red card and blasts other decisions

6 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

Hull FC head coach John Cartwright has stated that there was no malicious intent in Cade Cust's sending-off challenge – and has declared that the 'mitigating circumstances don't seem to matter too much' these days. Cust was dismissed for a high collision with Hull KR full-back Arthur Mourgue in the first half of the Good Friday derby, with the half-back accidentally colliding in the in-goal with the Frenchman when contesting a ball after a Will Pryce kick.
Hull FC ratings as spirit and heart shown despite derby defeat

6 days ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Daniel Tomlinson

Hull FC were defeated 28-14 by Hull KR in the Good Friday derby. The Black and Whites had to play for over an hour with 12 men following a red card for Cade Cust, but they didn’t throw the towel in despite the numerical disadvantage and made it a proper derby affair. Here are the ratings. Will Pryce - Grew into the game as Hull found a spring with their attack in the second half. Took some time to get into their groove after Cust’s sending-off, but Pryce was a threat and he cut into the line well.