Laura Foster
BBC Look North

Police are appealing for witnesses following an arson at the Epworth Thurlow Pre-School, external on Station Road in Epworth between 19:30 and 21:30 on Thursday 2 February.

The fire was extinguished, resulting in limited damage but it's thought it was started deliberately and police are investigating the circumstances.

The playgroup have found alternative temporary accommodation and have issued this notice to their Facebook page, external:

Image source, Epworth Thurlow Pre-School Playgroup

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

I spoke to Cosey Fanni Tutti and Genesis P-Orridge when they returned to Hull for a sold-out live performance.

Watch the full story here.

James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire

MPs will be debating how to tackle the issue of the birds attacking people around the UK's coast today.

BBC Radio Humberside

The RSPB says it’s totally opposed to culling seagulls. 

MPs are debating what to do about aggressive gulls today.

One Bridlington chippie owner told us the problem is getting worse.

The RSPB says non-lethal means of control are best, external.

Caroline Bilton
BBC Look North

The trial of a holiday park owner accused of mis-selling retirement chalets in Beverley has started at Hull Crown court.

William Flannigan (pictured) is alleged to have sold holiday chalets at Lakeminster Park on the basis they could be lived in all year round. 

But planning had only been granted for the properties to be used as holiday homes.

Mr Flannigan is accused of 10 counts of fraud by misrepresentation.

The former chief executive of Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust Phil Morley (pictured) is leaving The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust in Essex.

It was recently rated "inadequate" by Care Quality Commission.

He left his chief executive post in Hull in 2014 just weeks before a highly critical report was published.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A rare World War Two RAF clock has been stolen from Hook Village Hall near Goole.

The timepiece once graced the walls of a World War Two RAF operations room but disappeared on 31 January or 1 February.

Image source, Google

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Burton Pidsea's Memorial Hall is to be refurbished thanks to a successful lottery cash bid.

It means the side and front of the hall will be rebuilt and there'll be an extension and new roof.

It will make the building suitable for a wider range of activities. 

Work is expected to start in April last around nine months.

BBC Radio Humberside

There's been an increase in children coming under pressure to look good in posts shared on social media according to a survey commissioned by BBC Newsround.

It's been produced to coincide with today's Safer Internet Day.

We've been speaking to a psychotherapist in Grimsby who says it's bad for children's self esteem:

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Ten Hull schools will send a pair of teachers over to the twin city of Freetown in Sierra Leone this week. 

It's part of The British Council's "Connecting Classrooms" project, which helps to build partnerships between schools in different countries.

Kathleen Gurthrie from Global Learning Hull says working with schools in Sierra Leone has huge benefits for pupils in Hull.

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Police are keen to speak to a man who came to the aid of a victim in Scunthorpe, external Central Park yesterday (Monday) 6 February.

A man tried to rob a 16-year-old girl as she walked along the northern side of the park between 08:10 and 09:00.

He ran off empty-handed when a second man in his 40s, wearing a green coat and jeans shouted at him.

Lizzie Rose
BBC Radio Humberside

You could own a bit of Hull's history when items from Holy Trinity church go under the hammer this week:

BBC Radio Humberside

MPs are to debate how to tackle the issue of the birds attacking people around the UK's coast.

Aggressive seagulls are a problem in Bridlington.

Audreys Fish and Chips in the town says the problem is getting worse and the seagulls are getting bigger.

BBC Travel

One lane is blocked on the A63 between B1231 Melton Road, North Ferriby and Welton Road, Welton.

A broken down vehicle is causing heavy traffic in the area.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

The top stories across our region:

• Social media is having an impact on children's self-esteem according to a Grimsby psychotherapist
• A Bridlington fish and chip shop says the town's problem with seagulls is getting worse
• 20 teachers from 10 Hull schools will travel to twin city Freetown in Sierra Leone later this week

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cloudy start, we'll see drizzle at times this morning especially along eastern coastal parts. 

A little brighter further inland and we'll see a few sunny spells as we head through the afternoon. 

Highs today of around 7C (45F).

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Hello and welcome to our live page for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire on Tuesday 7 February 2017.

I'm Clare and I'll bring you the latest news, sport and travel from across the area throughout the day.

This was the scene at Bainton yesterday morning. What's it like where you are?

Image source, John's Eye

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

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

That's all from me today, but we're back tomorrow morning from 08:00.  

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue through the evening. 

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• Tens of thousands of pounds has been raised for the funeral costs of a Hull boy who is believed to have choked to death
• A Yorkshire and Humber MEP is going to have to pay out £54,000 in compensation for comments she made about the Rotherham abuse scandal
• East Yorkshire paintings by David Hockney are on display in London
• Hull's Paragon Station is getting a face lift
• Hull's trawlermen memorial has started being put in place

And the fog eventually lifted but thanks to our Weather Watchers for sending in all their lovely pictures. The one below was taken in Hedon.

Image source, Bensmatt55

Hull City Council have released a statement after the deaths of seven known drug users.

They say it's too early to establish a cause of death for the people who died but they remind heroin users that it's an "extremely dangerous drug" and using it "always has the potential to be fatal, regardless of the strength or contents of a particular batch."

They added that the number of drug-related deaths fluctuates and they encourage anyone who is going to use drugs to make sure they're not alone and to contact ReNew on: 0800 1615 700 

BBC Look North
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