Updates on Friday 29 September 2017
Nasima Noorzia, 29, named as woman found dead near Humber Bridge
Habib Noorzia, 42, has appeared in court charged with her murder
Girl appears in court over school stabbing
Scunthorpe rooftop protest man Kyle Ferguson jailed
Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North
Parents of children at a North Lincolnshire school, where a staff member was stabbed yesterday, have praised the actions of teachers who handled the situation.
The school welfare officer who was injured at the Winterton Academy has now had an operation.
A 16-year-old girl is still in police custody.
Hull 2017: UK City of Culture
A huge flock of more than 100 mosaic birds are set to take flight in Hull Paragon Station.
The artwork is a six-month project that has seen 26 artists join dozens of residents from Hull, the East Riding and Lincolnshire to create the installation.
The installation, Fly to Freedom, starts tomorrow and will stay at the railway station for the next year.
Image source, Hull UK City of Culture 2017Quote MessageAs a group of Northern artists, and as a resident of Hull myself, we are really proud to have the opportunity to be part of Hull UK City of Culture 2017 and work with the community including children with disabilities, adults with hearing impairments, families and the general public
Corinne Fueillatre, Project Co-ordinator
Victims and their families have won a ruling allowing them to launch a High Court group action seeking damages over contaminated blood products.
A High Court official said it was "appropriate" to immediately issue a group litigation order allowing a potential 500 claimants - surviving victims of contamination and the families of the deceased - to join together to claim compensation.
The official, Senior Master Fontaine, made the order despite opposition from lawyers acting for the Department of Health who argued the application was "premature".
The case concerns imported blood-clotting products derived from blood plasma which caused haemophiliacs and others to be infected with HIV and hepatitis in the 1970s and 80s and has so far led to the deaths of at least 2,400 NHS patients.
The Hull North MP, Diana Johnson, has been calling for justice for victims, of which some are from Hull, for many years.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Lloyd Griffin is a lifelong Grimsby Town Football Club fan and he's speaking to BBC Look North's Peter Levy:
BBC News Travel
The M180 is closed westbound with heavy trafficdue to an overturned car between junction three and two.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Who are ya?
Meet the man who has taken over the Soccer AM, external sofa.
Lloyd Griffith, external is a lifelong Grimsby Town Football Club, external fan and he's speaking live to BBC Look North's Peter Levy at 4.45, so if you've got any questions for him then message us on our Facebook page, external.
We'll be showing the interview between Peter and Lloyd on our Local Live pages as well.
Image source, Grimsby TownJoy Simon has had an operation following the attack at Winterton Community Academy.
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Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
Hundreds of visitors have been in Hull to see the Turner Prize show in the first hour of the exhibition being open.
The Ferens Art Gallery has already welcomed record numbers of visitors this year and it's thought this prestigious art prize will attract more people than ever before.
Becoming brighter, with most places remaining dry with only a small chance of an odd shower developing.
A welfare officer who was injured during an incident at Winterton Community Academy yesterday has been named as 61-year-old Joy Simon.
A 16-year-old girl who was arrested yesterday following the incident continues to be questioned by detectives.
Police say enquiries are continuing and a police presence remains in the school as reassurance to pupils and staff.
Quote MessageJoy Simon, the victim in this case is in hospital and is as well as can be expected following this serious incident.
Chief Superintendent Christine Wilson, Humberside Police
#GetInspired
Image source, ukactiveTomorrow is National Fitness Day, a scheme that aims to get the whole nation moving a bit more at home and in the workplace.
There are some big names taking part and loads of ways to get involved in your area - here are five of the best...
Ben Horrigan
Digital Video Producer
These three local teenagers were selected to star in a series of short sci-fi films for Hull 2017.
See what they got up to at the shoot in Aarhus, Denmark.
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Humberside Police have reported the school welfare officer who was stabbed in North Lincolnshire is 'doing well' and has undergone a minor operation for her injuries.
A 16-year-old continues to be questioned by officers on suspicion of attempted murder.
Parents and teachers will meet with the police later today to discuss safety concerns at Winterton Community Academy.
Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
Take a look at this year's Turner show - one of the biggest events in 2017 calendar for Hull.
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
Humberside Police say their community support officers will remain at a North Lincolnshire school for the rest of the week - where a member of staff was stabbed by a pupil yesterday.
A 61 year-old school welfare officer is in hospital and has undergone a small operation, but is said to be doing well.
Officers are continuing to question a 16-year-old girl on suspicion of attempted murder.
More than 50% of Northern Rail services will have to be cancelled because of planned strike action next month, the train operator has warned.
Image source, Northern RailMembers of the RMT union are due to walk out on 3 and 5 October in a long-running dispute over the role of guards and driver-only trains.
The company, which operates across the North East, North West and Yorkshire, said it aimed to run about 1,200 services - 46% of its normal timetable., external
Most services will end at 19:00 BST.
BBC Sport
Britain's Kyle Edmund made his return from injury by beating Australian Bernard Tomic in the first round of the Chengdu Open in China.
World number 46 Edmund served nine aces as he defeated Tomic 6-4 6-2.
Neither player had competed since the US Open, where Edmund was forced to retire in the third-round against Denis Shapovalov because of a back injury.
Tomic has fallen to 146 in the world rankings and lost in the first round at Flushing Meadows.
Sixth seed Edmund will now face 20-year-old American Jared Donaldson in the second round.
Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
It's getting busier at the Ferens Art Gallery this morning as the public take a first look at the Turner Prize exhibition.
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Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside
The Hull York Medical School says it is working to persuade medical students to stay in the region after they qualify and work as GPs.
Last week BBC Radio Humberside revealed eight medical practices in Bridlington had stopped accepting new patients due to the pressure on doctors there.
Image source, Hull York Medical SchoolThe Hull York Medical School says around 50% of its graduates go on to work as GPs - one of the highest percentages in the UK.
NHS England is trying to solve the problem by recruiting doctors abroad.