On July 9, 2016 residents of Hull City in northern England were seeing blue. No this was not a rare medical phenomena, but thousands of people painted blue for artist Spencer Tunick's latest project.

Blue "alternative heritage" plaques have become ... but the exact location is being kept top secret for now. And the people of Hull can even suggest their own ideas for what new plaques should ...

and were pictured outside Hull's historic sites THOUSANDS of people stripped naked and were painted blue earlier today, as they walked the streets of Hull as part of an art installation to ...

Thousands of people have stripped off to take part in Spencer Tunick's "spectacular" Sea of Hull artwork this morning. Waves of naked people, painted in various shades of blue, flooded the streets ...

The number of people in Hull making use of the blue badge disabled parking scheme rose by more than a tenth last year, new ...

Thousands of people have stripped and been painted blue as they starred in a huge installation to celebrate Hull’s relationship with the sea. Hull City Council said 3,200 people took part in the ...

On Saturday morning, the streets of Hull were taken over by a dazzling crowd of 3,200 naked people covered head-to-toe in blue paint in what has been hailed as the UK’s largest ever art ...