Summary

  • Cleethorpes newspaper closes due to 'tough trading conditions'

  • Scunthorpe 'man on rooftop' charged with number of offences

  • 'Amazing' response to Humberside Police's recruitment call

  • City of Culture 'sucking people away' from Hull's small music venues

  • Withernsea Hospital seeks new staff as 'temporary' ward suspension continues

  • Anger at phone mast put up 'without permission' in Grimsby

  • Updates on Friday 18 August 2017

Live Reporting

Hayley Ritchie

  1. Your headlines this morning

    Sally Fairfax
    BBC Radio Humberside Live

    • NHS England say they will review the use of hand sanitiser in hospitals following the death of a man
    • Workers are staging a protest at a construction site on Hull Docks later
    • The weather, a fine and dry morning although rain likely later

  2. Review underway after man dies after drinking hand sanitiser

    NHS England say they will look at reviewing the use of hand sanitiser in hospitals following the death of a Hull man.

    76-year-old John Haughey drank more than 500 millilitres of the substance while in a confused state at Hull Royal Infirmary.

    The hand gel contained 75% alcohol which is the equivalent of consuming a litre of gin.

    The trust which runs the hospital admitted they were at fault after staff failed to act quickly enough after the incident.

    Hull Royal Infirmary

  3. Join us for today’s live coverage

    Louise Wheeler
    BBC Local Live

    Good morning and welcome to Local Live for Monday 14 August.

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