Tottenham v Hullpublished at 17:20 Greenwich Mean Time 7 December 2016
Follow live text and BBC Radio London commentary from the Premier League as Tottenham host Hull at White Hart Lane.
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Hull New Theatre topping out ceremony this afternoon
Gill Sennett
Follow live text and BBC Radio London commentary from the Premier League as Tottenham host Hull at White Hart Lane.
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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
What's going to be on Look North tonight at 18:30? Peter can tell you:
BBC Travel
Laneham Street in Scunthorpe has been closed in both directions at the Mary Street junction because of an accident.
BBC Radio Humberside
The Brexit Secretary, and Haltemprice and Howden MP David Davis, has said the government will set out its "strategic plans" before it starts the formal process of leaving the EU.
MPs have been discussing how much detail the government must show of the negotiating proposals for leaving the EU before the Article 50 exit mechanism is triggered.
Quote MessageI will make as much information as possible available without prejudicing our negotiating position."
David Davis MP, Brexit Secretary
BBC Travel
There's some slow traffic around the Marfleet area because of an accident.
It's between the A1033 Hedon Road junction and the Marfleet Lane junction.
Jo Makel
BBC Look North
Seventeen people charged with violent disorder at a Grimsby Town game have appeared in court.
The 15 men and two teenagers from the Grimsby area were arrested after fans clashed after the Mariners' friendly against Sheffield United in July.
After the hearing at Grimsby Magistrates Court the case was sent to the Crown Court.
BBC Radio Humberside
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has to make savings of £61m over the next five years and officials want to know which services are important to you.
The authority is asking residents for their views on where the budget should be spent in the next year.
The council says it needs to think about doing things differently, without making cuts to services.
It's set up an online budget survey, external.
Revised plans for a sculpture which was previously likened to a "giant cheese grater" are approved.
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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
A new helicopter pad will be built at Hull Royal Infirmary after councillors approved the plans.
Three buildings behind the hospital will be knocked down to make way for the emergency landing pad.
The trust says it'll speed up the handover of patients.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The sculpture will be built in Queen's Gardens after the council said the plans could go ahead.
It was originally going to go on Beverley Gate, but those plans were rejected.
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Sarah Walton
Reporter, BBC Look North
A memorial bench for 12-year-old Jessica Lawson from Kirk Ella who died on a school trip to France will be installed in the village, despite being turned down by the parish council.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has agreed to pay for and install the black and red bench.
The council says the design has been agreed with Jessica's parents.
Quote MessageGiven the strength of feeling and the overwhelming support for such a memorial, the council felt it appropriate to try and bring a swift resolution to this sensitive matter."
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live
These pictures show some of the problems on the A180 yesterday when there were five separate crashes and 11 hours of road closures.
Police blamed yesterday's problems on fog and say just because the speed limit's 70mph does not mean motorists should drive at 70mph in any conditions.
Suzy Lawson
Broadcast Journalist
Lots of you have been sharing your views on the "Solargate" statue planned for Queen's Gardens.
Hull City Council is due to make a decision on the plans this afternoon.
Here's what some of you have been saying.
Quote MessageIt looks ridiculous, but it seems that the council want to go ahead with it anyway"
Jo
Quote MessageAnything that makes you think of sunshine is a great idea "
Neil
Quote MessageDON'T DO IT. Surely there are better things to spend the money on"
Emma
Jennifer Bartram
BBC Look North weather presenter
It's a mild afternoon with some bright spells.
BBC Radio Humberside
Police are trying to put together the circumstances that led to a fatal accident in East Yorkshire.
Cyclist Ian Milner, 55, from Driffield died in a collision with a white Iveco Tipper truck on the B1253 between Octon and Sledmere on Friday 25 November.
Police want to speak to anyone who might have seen Mr Miller before the accident.
BBC Radio Humberside
Community services across the East Riding will be provided by City Health Care Partnership from April.
They've been awarded a five-year contract of around £27m per year.
Humber NHS Foundation Trust's current contract to run services will finish at the end of March.
The East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group says the new contract will help address challenges such as the demands of an increasing and ageing population.
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
Headlines from our newsroom this afternoon
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
We've been to meet Bob Weighton, who could be Britain's oldest man.
Bob, originally from Hull, is 108-years-old, but he certainly doesn't look it!
He tells us his secret to long life:
Jennifer Bartram
BBC Look North weather presenter
Some bright spells this afternoon and feeling much warmer.
Sarah Corker
BBC Look North
This time last year workers at Scunthorpe's steel plant were facing an uncertain future.
Now things are looking up but unions want assurances from the government that Scunthorpe steel will be used for UK building projects.
I've been back to Scunthorpe to find out what the future holds for the steelworks.