Street art

Several sporting murals have sprung up around Leeds during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bill Pollard led 20 artists to create a piece of "box art" for every day in the run up to Christmas.

The family say the artwork - entitled "Aachoo!!" - should "be protected and stay where it is".

As coronavirus puts guising on hold, many have got creative with spooky window displays.

More than 250 artists from across the world came forward to help 12-year-old Noah finish the paintings.

The Leeds council scheme aims to make streets, squares and parks, more inclusive and child friendly.

Noah has made a book of the art to say thank you to the doctors who are treating his cerebral palsy.

Bristol's Stapleton Road gets a colourful makeover with its walls, gates and signposts all decorated.

David Litchfield gives something back to the venue where he met his wife and saw his first gig.

A giant mural featuring dog walking and ducklings has been painted onto the side of a Bristol home.

The portrait on a building in the city comes on the eve of the club's return to the Premier League.

Organisers hope the initiative will "spark a conversation about the importance of reading".