BBC Travel

The B1362 between Burstwick and Halsham is closed in both directions due to a burst water main.

It's closed between Dalton Lane in Halsham and Greens Lane in Burstwick.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The rail freight company, DB Cargo, external, is to cut almost 900 jobs in the United Kingdom. 

The firm says this is because of a big decline in markets such as coal. 

The losses represent about 30% of its workforce here - It's not clear if Immingham Port is affected.

Five thousand pounds worth of gold is to be hidden around a North Lincolnshire as part of a treasure hunt art exhibition.

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

Just two years after it first opened a city farm in Hull is facing closure. 

The farm on Beverley Road received £30,000 from Hull City Council to help get the project off the ground. 

But Eddie Brooks from Recycling Unlimited, which runs it, says despite this money and other donations along the way closure is on the cards. 

He told me why he needs help to create a lasting legacy:

James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire

Today the Yorkshire Ambulance Service is holding the world's biggest life-saving lesson.

It was an idea that started in Hull.

So thousands of school children around the UK and in Australia are being trained in CPR by paramedics as part of Restart a Heart Day, external.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

A woman's been assaulted for refusing to let a man into a pub in Grimsby, external at around 02:00 this morning.

The man knocked on the door of the Freeman Street pub and demanded to be let in. When he was told he couldn't come in, he assaulted the woman and left her with facial injuries.

The man in his early to mid 20's then joined another man and a woman before the three of them flagged down a taxi and left the area.

Police are asking the taxi driver to come forward and are appealing for witnesses.

James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire

I've been out to a wet and windy Queen's Gardens in Hull this morning to find out about modern day slavery. 

What at first looked like a pile of old rubbish on closer inspection were human-sized cardboard boxes and belongings. 

So why are they here?

It's to mark Anti-Slavery Day and to highlight the issue of modern day slavery and the fact that there are thought to be around 13,000 modern day slaves hidden in plain sight in the UK.

The University of Hull's been doing some research which shows most people in the UK don't understand how big a problem it is in this country.

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

A number of families have condemned North East Lincolnshire council after they cleared their children's graves of ornaments at Grimsby cemetery.

Some relatives of children buried there have told us the first they knew about it was when they went to visit their loved one's grave.

North East Lincolnshire council say they did inform families about what would be happening.

I spoke to funeral director Gill Huteson, who explains the rules around ornaments on graves in Grimsby:

Lizzie Rose
BBC Radio Humberside

The fire service in this region is planning to withdraw cover for fires at sea by the end of the year. 

You may remember we spoke to Humberside Fire and Rescue about this possibility in July. 

They told us a lack of suitable training for officers may make it unsafe to attend vessel fires at sea, after the end of this year. 

Well that situation hasn't changed, so on Friday the Fire Authority will be asked to suspend cover at the end of December. 

The deputy chief fire officer Chris Blacksell explains:

BBC Travel

There's queuing traffic on the A63 coming into Hull from North Ferriby to St Andrews Quay because of a broken down vehicle.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A granddad has told us he's been left heartbroken after ornaments and mementoes were cleared off his granddaughter's grave in Grimsby. 

Stephen Barratt's granddaughter was stillborn and he's been visiting her grave for ten years leaving her gifts on her grave.

North East Lincolnshire council have told us they did inform families about what would be happening.   

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A decision will be made today about the future of Minor Injuries Units at hospitals in East Yorkshire. 

Health managers will meet to discuss proposals to change the current six units, to two or three Urgent Care Centres. 

If plans are accepted local people will have several months to express their views.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:

• A decision will be made today about the future of Minor Injuries Units (pictured) at hospitals in East Yorkshire
• Grieving families have expressed their shock after ornaments were removed from children's graves at the cemetery in Grimsby
• Some 20,000 school children from across the region will today learn how to save a life as part of 'Re-start a Heart day', external

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's a look at today's weather with Abbie Dewhurst:

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Morning, Gill here with all your live updates on the news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire & Humber on Tuesday 18 October 2016.

It's a dark and rainy morning and here's a picture our Weather Watcher sent us of Beverley Minster: 

Image source, Weather Watcher Beverley Rambler

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