The family of a man who was killed by a tiger at a wildlife park have expressed concerns about his contact with mental health services leading up to his death, an inquest opening has heard.

Tiger attack victim William Chapman had suffered from bouts of psychosis before his death, an inquest has heard.

Chapman entered the enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster shortly after 13:30 BST on Saturday and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to South Yorkshire Police.

William Chapman climbed two fences to enter a tiger's pen at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, an inquest hears.

The 24-year-old man mauled to death by a tiger after climbing into its enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park had changed in recent months to become "very approachable, very friendly", his neighbour has...

The statement from William's family detailed that he sadly suffered from 'significant mental illness' over the years and was prescribed strong medication.

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William, in his mid-20s, suffered fatal injuries after entering the tiger enclosure at around 1.30pm during a visit to Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Doncaster on Saturday.

Chapman, who was reportedly in his 20s, apparently filmed the moment he approached the animal, according to footage posted on an Instagram account that has since been deleted.