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The man who died in the incident in Scarborough in the early hours of Saturday morning has been named as James Roberts, 24, from Alne, North Yorkshire.
James’ family have issued tributes to him:

His mum and his sister said: “James was the most incredible man. He viewed life as one big party and never allowed his sparkle to be dulled. He had the unique ability to light up every room that he entered. The world feels significantly darker without his presence.
“We are so devasted by this tragic loss. He was an amazing son, brother and uncle who will be greatly missed by us and every one that knew him. He worked hard, partied hard and cared for his family and friends even more. He was a unique person that will never be replaced – a special soul taken from this world too soon.
“We would like to thank North Yorkshire Police and Scarborough Police for all their hard work to get justice. Rest easy James. Until we meet again.”
His dad and his sister said: “We are heartbroken to have lost James in the most heartbreaking way possible.
“He was the most beautiful, loving son, brother, and uncle. His smile and laughter were contagious. James was the life of a party and brought happiness to so many people. You couldn’t help but smile around him. James will be missed dearly by family and friends in Manchester.
“Have a good sleep in paradise – until we meet again.”
Note to media: James' family have asked for privacy at this time - journalists are requested to respect this, and not to approach them.