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Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Actress and TV presenter Lisa Riley

Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Actress Isabel Hodgins

Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Actor Dominic Brunt

Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Actor Danny Miller

Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Leeds Rhinos captain Cameron Smith

Stars from TV and sport in Leeds have given their celebrity backing to a campaign calling for more people across the city to sign up as ‘Suicide Prevention Champions’. Pictured: Leeds United FC player Brenden Aaronson

The STACK Lincoln venue, which opened in 2024.

The STACK venue at Seaburn, near Sunderland, which has attracted more than 2.5m visitors since it opened in 2020.

Objects on display include a wine bottle from the set of celebrated bucolic British crime drama Midsomer Murders, on loan from screenwriter and playwright Lisa Holdsworth who has also worked on hit shows including Call the Midwife and Fat Friends. Her contributions also include original scripts from her first paid writing job, signed by Liza Tarbuck and famed presenting duo Ant and Dec.

Objects on display include a wine bottle from the set of celebrated bucolic British crime drama Midsomer Murders, on loan from screenwriter and playwright Lisa Holdsworth who has also worked on hit shows including Call the Midwife and Fat Friends. Her contributions also include original scripts from her first paid writing job, signed by Liza Tarbuck and famed presenting duo Ant and Dec.

Library tickets, ink pots, writing implements and a typewriter used by Yorkshire Post sports journalist John Wyatt also feature in the exhibition, which is made up of loans from contributing authors alongside objects taken from the Leeds Museums and Galleries collection which have specific connections to their works.

Curator Patrick Bourne with a wine bottle from the set of celebrated bucolic British crime drama Midsomer Murders, on loan from screenwriter and playwright Lisa Holdsworth who has also worked on hit shows including Call the Midwife and Fat Friends.