German u-boat veteran speaking at Hull event
Hotels and restaurants fear staff shortage as young people encouraged to train in hospitality industry
Hull New Theatre topping out ceremony this afternoon
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Former Hull City player Brian Bulless has died at the age of 83.
He played for the Tigers between 1952 to 1963 and scored 36 goals in over 350 appearances for City.
He was generally acclaimed by many former team mates as one of the best left-sided players to play for the club.
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
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A mother told police signs of heroin might have been in her four-year-old daughter's system "because of passive smoking", a court has heard.
Image source, Humberside PolicePoppy Widdison (pictured above), from Grimsby, died from a cardiac arrest in June 2013.
Her mother Michaela Pyke, 37, of Ladysmith Road and Ms Pyke's partner John Rytting, 40, of Frederick street, both deny child cruelty.
Michala Pyke and John Rytting (seen below at an earlier hearing) have denied giving Poppy drugs
Extracts of police interviews were read out at Hull Crown Court.
In one, Ms Pyke admitted taking heroin but "never" in her daughter's presence.
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
A campaign group fighting for fair fertility treatment says North East Lincolnshire is one of the worst places to live if you want IVF.
Fertility Fairness says because budgets have been cut, women in the region are only allowed one cycle of treatment on the NHS instead of the national guidance of three.
Susan Seenan from the group says women need more than one go at IVF.
Image source, JAMES KING-HOLMES/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYNHS North East Lincolnshire CCG, who pay for the treatment, has told us changing the number of cycles they provide was the only realistic way they could continue to provide a service that is under increasing demand in extremely challenging financial times for the NHS.
Bob Weighton, originally from Hull, is believed to be one of Britain's two oldest men.
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Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
Papas Fish & Chip restaurant has confirmed to BBC Radio Humberside they have bought Cleethorpes Pier and will start trading in early March.
They say all existing business up until that point will continue as normal and all of the pier staff will be kept on.
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Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Here's a look at the afternoon's weather with Paul Hudson:
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BBC Radio Humberside
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Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
A court has heard that a four-year-old girl from Grimsby was put in a "naughty corner" by a couple accused of child cruelty.
Image source, GoogleHull Crown Court
Poppy Widdison died from a cardiac arrest at Sheffield Children's hospital.
The prosecution claim her mother Michaela Pyke of Ladysmith Road, Grimsby, and her partner John Rytting of Frederick Street in the town, 'fed' drugs to Poppy because she got in the way of their relationship.
They deny that charge but have admitted a number of other charges. The case continues at Hull Crown Court.
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
A Grimsby man's been left fighting for his life, external after taking a so-called legal high.
The 43-year-old was found collapsed at a property in Thorgam Court (pictured) on Monday.
He's now at Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in a critical condition after taking what police believe was a drug called 'spice'.
Two men and two women have been arrested.
Image source, GoogleQuote MessageAs with any illegal drug, there is no way of knowing what that substance contains and the potentially lethal effect it could have on those who take it until it is too late. Intelligence held locally suggests unscrupulous dealers are mixing Spice with heroin to draw users into addiction. None of these drugs should be taken as they can be fatal''
Det Insp James Fairgrieve, Humberside Police
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Three buildings are to be demolished at Hull Royal Infirmary to make way for a new helipad.
Currently the air ambulance lands on a field near the hospital, with patients then transferred by road.
Health bosses say a new onsite landing zone will allow sick people to be attended to in hospital quickly.
League One leaders Scunthorpe visit Oxford United in the last 16 of the EFL Trophy and there is one all-under-21 tie.
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BBC Radio Humberside
Have you seen this in Hayton near Pocklington?
Farmer Andrew Wilkinson has made a festive version of his tractor to raise money for charity.
You can donate on a dedicated page online, external.
Sarah Corker
BBC Look North
What do London's Olympic Stadium, Heathrow T5 and Sydney's harbour bridge have in common?
The answer is British Steel. Metal from Scunthorpe and Teesside has been used to build these structures.
And now the company that has taken over Scunthorpe's steelworks says the weak pound has boosted exports from the plant.
It's been 10 years since the site in North Lincolnshire started making rail tracks and now that is the most profitable part of the business.
It's exported as far afield as Saudi Arabia and Panama and now British Steel is on track to return to profit next year.
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
Here are the afternoon headlines across East Yorkshire and the Humber:
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
There's calls for help to reduce speeding in Cottingham.
Councillors say they have been contacted by people who live in the village with concerns.
They're now working with the local community policing team to try and help solve the issue.
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BBC Radio Humberside
Thanks to Beely from Barton for this FANTASTIC photo:
Image source, BeelyHere's the latest from Scunthorpe-based North Lincolnshire Council - where the current leader Baroness Redfern is due to step down.
Baroness Redfern had said she would continue in the role until next May - but she'll go before the end of the year.
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Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter
North East Lincolnshire council's Facebook page has been inundated with offers of help for a poorly dog found abandoned in a woods in Grimsby.
He was found on Friday in Weelsby Woods and the council's looking for any information about the dog.
He's now warm, being fed and given lots of love.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Well, it's one way to spend your day:
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