A row's erupted between parents and a Grimsby school after several pupils were stopped from going to lessons because their hair was deemed to be too short.

Havelock Academy punished the pupils, some of whom were on their first day at the school, for breaking what's described as a "non-negotiable uniform policy".

Harry (above) was one of the pupils put into isolation because the school said his hair was too short.

However, he says he's had the same haircut for a while and can't understand why he was punished.

The school's uniform policy, published on its website, states that "inappropriate hairstyles" will not be accepted, including "stripes and patterns" cut into hair.

The Academy also says no hairstyles can be "shorter than a grade two".

It's been announced that the British Science Festival will be held at the University of Hull next year.

Image source, University of Hull

The annual meeting brings scientists together to discuss their ground-breaking work with one another and with the general public, and is attended by thousands of visitors.

It's the longest-established science Festival in Europe, and it was at these meetings that the term "scientist" was coined, and the "dinosaur" named, external.

The university's described the news as "a major win" and says it's an opportunity to showcase the region.

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There are concerns about the future of school breakfast clubs across northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire.

It's been revealed up to 6,000 clubs could be at risk across the country.

Research by the Centre for Economic Business, which surveyed schools across the UK, reveals that about 85% of teachers believe the breakfast club at their school could close within the next three years due to budget cuts.

A Department for Education spokeswoman said the government has committed to a £10m-a-year programme to expand breakfast clubs in up to 1,600 schools in England.

Hundreds of people are celebrating after it was announced yesterday the historical Barge pub in Grimsby has been saved.

It was originally announced a couple of weeks ago the floating pub in the Riverhead would close to make way for a new cinema and restaurants.

But after meetings with North East Lincolnshire council yesterday its future is secure.

Returning to holiday parks year after year, like those seen up and down the East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire coast, can actually be good for us.

Researchers at the University of Central Lancashire have looked at the power of nostalgia in relation to the seaside.

They say that reliving happy past memories can be good for our mental well-being.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• There are concerns about the future of school breakfast clubs across northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire
• Hundreds of people are celebrating after it was announced yesterday that the historic Barge pub in Grimsby has been saved
• Returning to holiday parks year after year, like those seen up and down the region's coastline, can actually be good for us according to new research

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A mixture of sunshine and blustery showers to start the day, the best of any drier brighter spells further east during the morning.

Here's my full forecast:

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BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire on Friday 8 September 2017.

I'm Folarin and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport and travel and weather throughout the day until 18:00.

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Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

That's all from me for today.

We'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 but all your breaking news across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire will continue to be updated here overnight.

Until then, here's five things we have learned today...

• Photo released of Sonny Kiss, Monday's A180 crash victim, and friends have set up a fundraising page for his family
• Hull North MP Diana Johnson wants an independent legal expert to look into the baby ashes scandal
• There are fears over proposals to cut the number of town councillors in North Lincolnshire
• A wheelchair user is calling for more even pavements in Hull to help people with disabilities
• A Hornsea man who lost the ability to walk through Motor Neurone Disease will attempt to abseil down the Humber Bridge this weekend

A man who runs an ice cream business in Cleethorpes is raising money for the family of Sony Kiss, who died in a crash on the A180 on Monday morning.

Twenty-four-year-old Sonny (pictured below) from Cleethorpes was a friend and customer of John Barton who owns Harrison's Ices.

Image source, Family of Sonny Kiss

Mr Barton has decided to put a box in his vans to raise money towards the costs of Sonny's funeral and whatever he collects he's going to double.

Tributes are also being left at the side of the A180 in Sonny's memory.

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The owner of the historic The Barge pub in Grimsby which was threatened with closure has gone on social media to say it's been saved.

Image source, Grimsby

Hundreds of people protested when it was announced the pub in the Riverhead would go to help make way for a new cinema and restaurants.

The council says it has held very productive talks with both the owner of The Barge and the cinema complex developers to explore a number of options.

Take a look at the picture below of Beverley Road around 1900.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's looking rather cloudy with outbreaks of rain at first, clearing later. Fresh southwest winds and minimum temperature 11C (52F).

Here's my full forecast:

Town councillors in North Lincolnshire say they're worried about plans to reduce the size of town councils.

Last night a scrutiny committee meeting voted to take the plans to a meeting of the full council - they could then reduce the number of town councillors by ten at elections in two year's time.

In Brigg, where Mike Campion is a town councillor, this would cut the number from 19 to nine.

He says he is worried about the move:

The government's plans for leaving the EU are currently being tested in the Commons for the first time since the general election.

MPs will spend two days debating the so-called "repeal bill" with many, including some Conservative backbenchers, expressing concerns about it.

Labour says it will vote against the bill as it stands next Monday.

The Brexit Secretary and Haltemprice and Howden MP, David Davis, told the Commons the bill would be subject to full parliamentary scrutiny:

The EU (Withdrawal) Bill will end the supremacy of EU law in the UK dating back more than 40 years but convert all existing EU laws into domestic ones.

One Day, Maybe is the latest Hull 2017 event to have people talking.

It's set in an office complex in the city centre and is inspired by a democratic uprising in South Korea against a military regime in 1980.

Kofi Smiles got a sneak peak of the production and tickets are available on the City of Culture website, external.

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

The family of a man who died in a serious car crash on the A180 near Barnetby Top in North Lincolnshire have released a picture of him.

Sonny Kiss (pictured below) died when the Nissan Micra he was driving collided with a green tipper truck and a Vauxhaull Astra at about 05:30 on Monday morning.

Image source, Family of Sonny Kiss

Twenty-four-year-old Sonny was engaged to be married and had a young daughter.

His friends and family say he was "a lovely gentleman" who has gone "way too early".

A crowdfunding page has been set up to help raise money for his funeral.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

East Riding of Yorkshire Council says it will do all it can to reduce delays at the Killingwoldgraves roundabout, while major roadworks take place.

Extra approach lanes are going to be added to the roundabout on the A1079 near Bishop Burton.

The scheme is costing £1.145m, including a £916,000 contribution from the York, North Yorkshire and East Riding Local Enterprise Partnership’s Local Growth Fund.

Here's my report:

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• A fundraising page is set up to raise money for the funeral of 24-year-old Sonny Kiss, from Cleethorpes, who died in a collision near Barnetby Top on Monday
• Hull North MP Diana Johnson wants an independent legal expert to look into the baby ashes scandal following Hull City Council's internal report released last month
• A wheelchair user is calling for more even pavements in Hull to help people with disabilities