Laura Foster
BBC Look North

There's concern about the future of a listed council building in North Lincolnshire.

The council are moving out of Pitwood House and hope to sell the 1960's building.

But there are fears that it will be difficult for any developers to buy the building because of its grade two listed status.

However leader of North Lincolnshire Council Rob Waltham is confident someone will want the building.

Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North

Hull's biggest theatre has reopened after a £16m refurbishment, with a specially-choreographed performance by the Royal Ballet.

Image source, Hull 2017

The opening performance on Saturday at the Hull New Theatre, which shut last year, featured a show by Hull-born Royal Ballet director Kevin O'Hare.

Other world-renowned dancers from Hull who danced in Opening the New included Xander Parish and his sister Demelza.

Xander originally trained at Hull's Skelton Hooper School of Dance.

He became the first Briton to be a principal dancer at Russia's Mariinsky Ballet.

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Here are the headlines from Look North this evening.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A 20-year-old man is in custody on suspicion of the assault of a 25 year-old Hull man who was attacked in Queen Gardens in Hull at around 01:00 on Sunday.

The victim was found with head injuries and taken to Hull Royal Infirmary for treatment.

He is now recovering at home.

East Riding Theatre has announced they will stage a production of Hull playwright Richard Bean's 'Kiss Me' at the beginning of October.

Image source, East Riding Theatre

It's the first time the play has been shown outside of London.

The play is described as beautiful and unorthodox love story about two people struggling to escape the guilt and ghosts of the past.

BBC Weather

Cloudy with showery rain during the evening, this eventually clearing away after midnight to drier conditions with just the odd shower.

Becoming chilly under clear intervals with light winds, perhaps leading to some areas of mist and fog by dawn.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Hull Truck Theatre has been nominated for a national award.

They've been nominated for the category of achievement in Marketing and Audience Development Award.

The Awards will be presented on Sunday 15 October at a ceremony at London’s Guildhall,

BBC Humberside Sport

The company which manages the KCom stadium has responded to claims that the pitch wasn't sufficiently prepared for Hull City's match against Sunderland at the weekend.

Image source, Hull City

It's been alleged that there were no penalty spots marked in either of the boxes.

Management company SMC says that the way that the penalty spots are now marked involves a hollow circle rather than the traditional large white spot.

They say this is to reduce the amount of paint on the pitch which damages the grass.

They go on to say that they're disappointed that people have chosen to question the work standards of staff without being properly informed of the situation.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

The Chair of Hull City of Culture says they won't drop the ball on ensuring the year leaves a legacy.

Rosie Millard told BBC Radio Humberside they're raising funds to ensure 2017 continues to have an impact.

She says Hull 2017 has created a positive feeling in the city:

The seven-year-old girl had her throat squeezed and suffered more than 30 bruises and scratches.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A 25-year-old man was left with head injuries following a serious assault in Hull on Sunday morning.

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The incident happened at Queens Gardens in Hull at around 01:00 on Sunday.

It was two hours before he was found unconscious.

He was taken to Hull Royal infirmary and is now recovering at home.

A black apple Iphone 7, house keys, wallet and lighter was stolen in the incident.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A popular cycling cafe in Beverley faces a more secure future after planners today recommended it should be granted a permanent licence.

Image source, Cafe Velo

Cafe Velo had applied for a permanent licence, but it was initially recommended for refusal, following concerns from a couple of local residents.

A campaign was launched by cyclists and people living locally. The council received more than 100 letters in support of the cafe.

Planning documents out today reveal that the cafe's licence has been recommended for approval, with a final decision being made by a committee next week.

Katy Austin
BBC Look North

Council leaders in Hull say they're very confident a £55m cruise terminal in the city will become a reality.

Following on from its success as the UK City of Culture, councillors say Hull is back on the map.

Hopes are now high the government will back the development.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

There's been a 10% rise in visitor numbers to Cleethorpes this summer compared to last year.

Image source, Visit Cleethorpes

That's what the leader of North East Lincolnshire Council has told us.

It comes as businesses in the resort say they've seen an increase in trade too.

There were originally fears that tourism numbers could be hit because of the closure of the Pleasure Island Theme Park.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A man who took to the roof of a house in a bid to escape police arrest has admitted a number of offences.

Kyle Ferguson, 23, of Salisbury Close, Scunthorpe, was wanted by Humberside Police and was detained after a rooftop stand-off near his home last month.

Image source, Scunthorpe Life

At Grimsby Crown Court today he pleaded guilty to various charges including three counts of affray, one count of racially or religiously aggravated intentional harassment and another of having a blade or sharply pointed article in a public place.

Ferguson has been remanded in custody until 29 September when he is due to be sentenced at the same court.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

• A man was thrown from a car during a collision in Hull during the early hours of Monday morning.
• Grimsby MP Melanie Onn is calling for a positive change to the hospital trust which runs services in North East Lincolnshire.
• Four vehicles have come off the road at Kirton Lindsey in North Lincolnshire following a suspected oil spill

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A woman from Hull who was known as the Queen of the Tea Towel has died at the age of 87.

Pat Albeck became famous for her textile designs and had a long association with the department store John Lewis and the National Trust.

She went to art school in Hull and held an affection for the city even after leaving for London.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

Someone will be killed if nothing's done soon to make a main route into Hull safer, says a Hull councillor.

Councillor Sean Chaytor wants to see speed cameras installed on Hedon Road.

The 40mph stretch, which has multiple roundabouts, links the city centre to the Holderness plain and has been the site of numerous crashes in recent years.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Mercury Music Prize winning band Badly Drawn Boy and an award winning hip hop theatre show have been added to Hull's "Back to Ours" festival line up this autumn.

The festival was designed to take City of Culture shows to different parts of the Hull.

Venues include the North Point Shopping Centre and Archbishop Sentamu Academy.

The shows take place at the end of October and the start of November.

BBC Radio Humberside

Union leaders say Hull City Council staff could take strike action after the authority cancelled free car parking passes.

BBC Radio Humberside has been told the passes, which expire at the end of the month, are essential for staff that need to travel around the area.

But the council says drivers will be given 65p per mile and it's also introducing a pool car scheme.

Nikki Osborne of the union Unison says it's inadequate.