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BBC News Published image copyrightRicky Davey image captionDennis Clarke was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham on 6 May, where he remained until he died on 15 May An 82-year-old man died nine days after he was punched, fell to the ground and hit his head following an altercation with some youths, an inquest has heard. Army veteran Dennis Clarke was taken to hospital after an attack at Derby Bus Station on 6 May, where he remained until he died on 15 May. His inquest opening at Derby Coroner's Court heard his cause of death was a head injury, pending further tests.