Watch: Police say children are involved in anti-social behaviour on Hull estatepublished at 17:19 GMT 22 November 2016
Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
Chief Inspector Michelle Garlick says parents need to take control around Preston Road:
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Updates on Friday 25 November 2016
Watch: Police say children are involved in anti-social behaviour on Hull estatepublished at 17:19 GMT 22 November 2016
Watch: Coming up at 18.30 on BBC Onepublished at 17:08 GMT 22 November 2016
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and LincolnshirePeter Levy has a preview of tonight's Look North programme for you:
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End of X postYour headlines this eveningpublished at 16:58 GMT 22 November 2016
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio HumbersideHeadlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom this evening:
- Police say children as young as eight are causing anti-social behaviour around the Preston Road area of East Hull
- East Yorkshire woman with Alzheimer's loses disability benefits
- Paul Heaton is coming back to Hull for a one-off stadium concert next year
Traffic and travel: Disruption on A180 Westboundpublished at 16:52 GMT 22 November 2016
BBC TravelSlow traffic on the A180 westbound in Ulceby around the B1211 junction because of an earlier broken down vehicle.
Man left with facial injuries after club attackpublished at 16:33 GMT 22 November 2016
BBC Radio HumbersideA 35-year-old man suffered injuries to his head and face in an attack in a nightclub toilet at the weekend.
Police in Cleethorpes say they're looking for a group of men after the assault in Barracuda on the resort's Grant Street.
It took place between 02.30 and 03.30 on Saturday morning.
Three flood alerts in East Yorkshirepublished at 16:31 GMT 22 November 2016
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio HumbersideThe Environment Agency has issued a flood alert for North Sea coast at Bridlington.
High tides and wind are expected to cause localised flooding this evening and into the morning, particularly around Bridlington South Pier (pictured).
Image source, GoogleFlood alerts are still in place for the River Foulness and Market Weighton catchment and Burstwick and Keyingham drains but water levels are expected to fall in these areas.
East Yorkshire woman with Alzheimer's loses disability benefitspublished at 15:57 GMT 22 November 2016
Victoria Derbyshire
Thousands of people living with degenerative conditions are losing part or all of their disability benefits after being reassessed.
"My life has changed. I was able to talk about anything and everything, but now I have lots of notes to refer to," Wendy Mitchell tells the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme.
Children causing anti-social behaviour in East Hullpublished at 15:38 GMT 22 November 2016
Jill Archbold
BBC Look NorthPolice in Hull say children as young as eight are involved in anti-social behaviour around Preston Road.
It comes as one resident's brand new home was vandalised (pictured) before she'd even moved in.
The police are warning parents they need to take control.
Behind the scenes at Hull's new £105m research centrepublished at 15:18 GMT 22 November 2016
James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East YorkshireTake a quick look at the inside of the £105m science research centre in Hull.
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End of X post 2Sport: The Iron travel to Peterborough tonightpublished at 15:03 GMT 22 November 2016
BBC Humberside SportScunthorpe's Duane Holmes gives his thoughts on tonight's encounter with Peterborough United.
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End of X postHull North MP speaks on east-west dividepublished at 14:50 GMT 22 November 2016
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio HumbersideFigures suggest the north west is going to have three times more money spent on infrastructure projects than in Yorkshire and the Humber.
Hull North MP Diana Johnson has spoken to BBC Radio Humberside about the figures:
Quote MessageOn the whole we're not very good at speaking for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire with one voice. I think it puts us at a big disadvantage when you have areas like Greater Manchester where all the local authorities there speak powerfully with one voice."
Diana Johnson, Hull North MP
Current view of Hull's new research centrepublished at 14:37 GMT 22 November 2016
Sarah Corker
BBC Look NorthWork has started on the new £105m science centre in Hull.
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End of X postListen: "We'll try and do something special for 2017"published at 13:59 GMT 22 November 2016
David Burns
BBC Radio HumbersideThe Hull concert by Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott could feature some exclusive new material showcased in Hull:
Haltemprice and Howden MP dismisses Trump's comments on Faragepublished at 13:29 GMT 22 November 2016
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio HumbersideThe government's dismissing the suggestion from Donald Trump that Nigel Farage would make a "great" ambassador to the US.
The President-elect claimed on Twitter that "many people" would like to see the UKIP leader in the job.
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageWe've got a very good ambassador (Sir Kim Darroch) who's going to be there for some years... The simple truth is there's no vacancy."
David Davis, Brexit Secretary and Haltemprice and Howden MP
Marine campaigners welcome 5p bag chargepublished at 13:19 GMT 22 November 2016
Chris Arundel
BBC Radio HumbersideThe Marine Conservation Society has welcomed a big drop in the number of plastic bags being found on British beaches.
They say the introduction of the 5p plastic bag charge is responsible and it means there will be fewer hazards on the beaches that could harm wildlife.
Image source, MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETYTeenager attacked with 'sharp implement' in Grimsbypublished at 13:04 GMT 22 November 2016
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio HumbersideA teenager has suffered facial injuries after being attacked at Victoria Street bus station in Grimsby last Friday.
The 17-year-old was on a bench with friends when he was attacked by a man "with a sharp implement".
The attacker left the area on a red BMX and is in his mid-20s of slim build, around 6ft tall with short dark hair.
Your headlines this lunchtimepublished at 12:42 GMT 22 November 2016
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio HumbersideHeadlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:
- Figures suggest the north west is going to have three times more money spent on infrastructure projects than Yorkshire and the Humber
- A teenager has been injured after an attack at a Grimsby bus station
- There's been a sharp drop in the number of plastic carrier bags being found on Britain's beaches
In pictures: Dull day across East Yorkshire & Humberpublished at 12:30 GMT 22 November 2016
It looks like a bit of a dull damp day across our region today - hopefully the rain will hold off.
These shots are from Hedon and Market Weighton:
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Image source, hillriserNew £100m research centre in Hullpublished at 12:25 GMT 22 November 2016
James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East YorkshireRB, the company which used to be known as Reckitts, is investing over £100m in a new research centre on Dansom Lane in Hull.
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End of X postBeverley bookings up 30% after coach visitor campaignpublished at 12:17 GMT 22 November 2016
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio HumbersideA campaign to attract coach visitors to Beverley has raised the profile of the town and increased bookings by 30% according to the local council.
Officials now plan to extend the campaign for another 12 months to attract more visitors during 2017.
Quote MessageWith Hull UK City of Culture 2017 taking place next year, we are confident that the campaign will help us capitalise on the increased visitor numbers to East Yorkshire and allow more people to discover Beverley.”
Coun Jane Evison, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
