BBC Radio Humberside

The number of deaths in agriculture is being highlighted at Bishop Burton College. 

Despite employing only 1% of the workforce, the sector accounts for 20% of all workplace deaths according to the Heath and Safety Executive. 

A series of interactive workshops, replicating common causes of death or injury, are being used to educate students and prevent accidents in the future.

Sharon Kirby is from the college: 

Joshua Cook
BBC Radio Humberside

A £350,000 Community Grant Fund has been allocated for sports facilities in Burton-upon-Stather. 

The funding is for improvements to the bowls club and playing field pavilion, outdoor gym equipment and a multi-use games area. 

A skate park has recently been built as well as part of this project.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Police are looking for two men who were involved in a violent robbery for which one man has been sent to prison.

Here's my report:

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A Grimsby shopkeeper has been fined more than £1,000 for not keeping the premises up to standard, external .  

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The celebrated painting 'The Shipbuilder and his Wife (1633)' will be at the Ferens Art Gallery from Saturday 1 April until 28 August.

It complements Hull’s maritime heritage, the gallery’s strength in Dutch 17th century art and the latest exhibition of contemporary art on display - 'Offshore: artists explore the sea' curated by internationally acclaimed artists Invisible Dust. 

There is even an intriguing theory, explored within the exhibition, that Rembrandt may have lived here in Hull and York between 1661 and 1662.  

The painting's on loan from Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace.

The government has awarded nearly £600,000 to North East Lincolnshire Council to boost housing development.

It's meant to accelerate building on brownfield sites in Grimsby.

The funding will be used for technical feasibility and masterplanning studies, and to identify how the existing housing stock can be improved.

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Humberside Police have confirmed they are responding to a robbery of a security van on Ferriby Road in Hessle.

They say that shortly before 13:20 two men approached a security guard near his van and threatened him before stealing a case.

The offenders then left the area in a red Renault Clio.

The security guard is said to be unhurt but has been left in shock.

Anyone with information should call 101 quoting log 277 of 28/03/17.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

A while ago I gave you the latest on the Mirage which is on it's way to the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington just outside of York. I have had an update from the team at the museum. The weather looks better in France than it is here.  

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Sunny spells and scattered showers this evening. 

Cloudy overnight with patchy rain in places and light southwest wind. 

Minimum temperature 7C (45F).

The British number three has been named in Great Britain's Davis Cup squad for their quarter-final against France next week. 

As expected, the team will be without world number one Andy Murray. 

More from the BBC's tennis correspondent Russell Fuller: 

Work to install new paving and fountains on the seafront at Withernsea have been pushed back until September.

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It follows concerns that the work will cause disruption and could impact on the start of the summer season. 

The project will see the fountains completed by Easter 2018.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

The Yorkshire Water Triathlon 2017 will be set within the city centre and around the Marina area.

Athletes will swim 750 metres in Princes Dock, before cycling 18 kilometres around the city and finishing off with a five kilometre run in the Old Town. 

Hundreds of competitors are expected to take part in the event which is being held on Sunday 30 July. 

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

The Haltemprice and Howden MP David Davis says immigration should rise and fall depending on the UK's needs, once it's left the EU. 

Mr Davis, who's the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, was speaking on a Question Time special on BBC One ahead of tomorrow's formal Brexit notification.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire so far today:

• An East Yorkshire businessman who struggled to read and write until the age of 32 says there's still a lack of understanding about dyslexia
• It'll cost over £1.5bn to fix potholes across Yorkshire and the Humber
• Winterton's new library opens today

The new 12-sided one pound coin is officially in general circulation from today

It's modelled on the old threepenny bit and is designed to be harder to counterfeit. 

Some businesses have highlighted the costs involved with switching over to the new coin.

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You will still be able to use the round pound coin until 15 October.

Here's a useful guide to everything you need to know about the new £1 coin.

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BBC Weather

Cloudy at first, brightening up with sunny intervals developing but also a risk of scattered showers breaking out later. 

Maximum temperature 14C (57F). Light southerly wind. 

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A new community centre, containing a library, skate park and gym, opens in Winterton today.

It's cost over £1m and replaces the current public library -  which will close - with a gym, skate park and local link centre. 

The leader of the North Lincolnshire Council, Rob Waltham, told Radio Humberside why they designed the building with so many uses:

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

A new shop in Beverley will help community groups to raise money by selling their creations.

The Creative Lab will be on Flemingate, and will offer creative groups the chance to make cash, without paying for the usual shop overheads.

It's day two of an incredible journey.  A French Mirage bomber left Paris yesterday and is now on it's way to Le Havre to catch the ferry to England. I can't imagine how the ship will cope with the 23m-long (77ft) plane which weighs 31-tonnes. 

It has been donated to the Yorkshire Air Museum by the French government. It's the only Mirage IV to be given to an independent museum and the only one outside France.  

Image source, Yorkshire Air Museum

The bomber is due to arrive at the museum on 30 March. 

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Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

An East Yorkshire businessman who was diagnosed with dyslexia in his thirties wants to see more awareness about the condition. 

Howard Duckworth couldn't read and write until the age of 32.

His calls come as the British Dyslexia Association has told us it's seen a rising number of enquiries relating to discrimination issues.

The Department for Work and Pensions is now looking at improving support for disabled employees.   

Here's my interview with Howard Duckworth.