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L-R singers Enson Lee, Emily Doreen Atkinson and pianist Matthew Schofield with some of the Victorian sheet music they performed at Leeds Central Library.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

The Leeds Discovery Centre is home to a fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Alison Ogden-Newton OBE, Keep Britain Tidy Chief Executive Officer presenting Leeds City Council’s executive member for climate, energy, environment and green space Councillor Mohammed Rafique with the award

Baton bearer Caroline Litman carries the baton through the city centre, followed by supporters, as the Baton of Hope tour comes to Leeds on World Suicide Prevention Day.

Baton bearer Caroline Litman carries the baton across Millennium Square as the Baton of Hope tour comes to Leeds on World Suicide Prevention Day.