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An online petition has been set up calling on Hull-based Internet Provider KCOM to provide a better service. 

It was put on social media yesterday and already has 1,000 members. 

We're waiting for a response from the firm.

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A team of archaeologists has uncovered a rare Black Death burial pit, external at Thornton Abbey.

48 skeletons including 27 skeletons of children were found by a team from Sheffield University. 

The plague pit was discovered at the site of a 14th-century monastery hospital.

It's getting to that time of year when primary school children across our area will be getting ready to put on their Christmas Nativity play.

It's a proud moment for parents, but one school in Hull is asking people not to bring babies and toddlers along with them to watch.

Kingswood Parks Primary School is going to put on a creche to allow parents to watch the play without being disturbed.

What do you think? Send us your thoughts. 

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

Archaeologists have made a grim discovery at Thornton Abbey in North Lincolnshire.

They've uncovered a burial pit dating back to the Black Death, containing 48 skeletons, including the remains of 27 children.

They were found by archaeologists from the University of Sheffield at the site of a 14th Century monastery hospital.

Image source, University of Sheffield

Image source, University of Sheffield

BBC Travel

We're getting reports of queuing traffic on the M180 in North Lincolnshire after a lorry went into the central barrier. 

It happened near the Scawby junction. 

Emergency services are on their way. 

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Abbie Dewhurst has your weather for Wednesday, 30 November.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:

• Investigations are continuing after a fatal shooting by police officers in Hull 
• Our ambulance services are struggling to hit government targets according to a BBC investigation
• An East Yorkshire councillor is facing expulsion from the council over offensive comments about Jo Cox

Lizzie Musham
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A man who had withdrawn £100 from a cash machine was threatened with a knife and robbed in Scunthorpe.

The 25-year-old was walking down an alleyway when he was attacked by two men.

One of the men grabbed him and threatening him with a penknife and demanding he hand over his wallet. 

The attack was at 19.00 on Sunday, 27 November off Frodingham Road.  

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Thousands of trees are being planted in Hull this week. 

It's part of plans by the bakery company William Jackson Food Group to plant 200,000 trees by the firm's 200th anniversary in 2051. 

So far 23,000 trees have been planted on land donated by Hull City Council. 

Chairman of the Group, Nicholas Oughtred said:

BBC Weather Watchers

A lovely sunrise over Hornsea this morning, but you know what they say about red sky in the morning.

Thanks to Mags Pics for sending this in via BBC Weather Watchers.

Image source, Mags Pics

It looks frosty in Leven this morning. Thanks to Pip B for this chilly- looking picture.

Image source, Pip B

And Nick Hedges sent us this misty view over Beverley Westwood.

Image source, Nick Hedges

BBC Weather Watchers

It's a chilly one so you might need to get the de-icer out this morning. 

Isle Explorer sent in this photo of the sunrise over Owston Ferry.

Don't forget to send us your weather photos through BBC Weather Watchers.

Image source, Isle Explorer

BBC Radio Humberside

A Beverley councillor is facing expulsion from East Riding of Yorkshire Council over offensive comments he posted on social media after the murder of the MP Jo Cox. 

A report says Dominic Peacock brought the council into disrepute.

Officials are expected to make the decision within two weeks. 

Mr Peacock has not responded to the allegations, but has continued to collect his council allowances since June.

Image source, Beverley Town Council

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:

• Investigations continue after a fatal shooting by police in Hull
• Ambulance crews are struggling to deliver patients because of queues outside hospitals 
• Archaeologists say they've found a rare burial pit dating from the Black Death in North Lincolnshire 

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Investigations are continuing after a man died after being shot by police in Hull.

Armed officers were called to the city centre yesterday morning after reports of a man with an axe. 

It is only the second time in the 42-year history of Humberside Police that officers have shot someone.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's a cold and frosty start to the last day of autumn with any mist or freezing fog patches clearing through the morning. 

A dry and cold day to follow although becoming cloudier than recent days. Maximum temperature of 7C (45F).

Suzy Lawson
Broadcast Journalist

Hello and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and Humber on Wednesday, 30 November 2016.

I'm Suzy and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport and travel from across the area throughout the day until 18:00.

Please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

A Black Death burial pit with 48 skeletons is discovered at the site of a 14th Century monastery hospital.

Police officers shoot and fatally wound a 31-year-old man in a Hull street amid reports of a man being seen with an axe.

The mother of a child who died from a cardiac arrest fed her daughter sedatives in order to spend time with her boyfriend, a court is told.

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

That's it from me for Tuesday - updates on breaking stories and travel will continue throughout the evening and night.  

Let's take a look back at what we've learned:  

• A man has been shot and injured by police in Hull
• The families of two jailed East Yorkshire men hope new evidence in India will clear their names

• There are concerns in our area about the regulation of shops offering 'rent-to-own' deals on goods
• Building work on the Ferens Art Gallery in Hull has finished
• Doctors at four East Riding GP practices have written an open letter calling for the consultation over the closure of the area's minor injuries units to be halted