Hull Blitz: 75 years on

BBC Radio Humberside remembers the Hull Blitz.

Hull's youngest air raid warden
Gordon Grieves was an ARP warden in East Hull at 16.
Betty Remembers
Betty Lancaster was 11 years old when the war began and her life changed overnight.
The Hatfields
Averil Neve, who in 1941 was just 9 and lived with her sister Audrey and brother Brian.
RSCPA man rescued 2,000 pets in the Hull blitz
An extract from the war diary of Sydney Colman about rescuing animals in the blitz.
Dad - what did you do in the war? Tracing family history
Looking up you family war records in Hull - Derek McGill gives it a go.
Pub landlord and his family killed in the Hull blitz
Anne Ulyatt talks about her great uncle who died with six members of his family.
May 1941: "the shop where I worked was flattened"
Eileen Bell found Boots the chemist in Hull had been bombed.
On duty May 8th 1941: Hull cycle messenger's story
Peter McGill was a19 year old cycle messenger on the night of the blitz. .
Why the Luftwaffe targetted Hull: historian Ron Fairfax
Ron Fairfax on why and how Hull was bombed.
Elizabeth's story from 1941
Elizabeth called the programme with a story from when she was a 13 year old.
Alan Johnson: "we must remember the blitz"
Hull West and Hessle's MP on how the blitz changed Hull.
Hull's Lord Mayor on the spirit of the city
Anita Harrison prepares for blitz commemoration service.