Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

A woman in her 60s has lost her leg after she was hit by a car, external while taking items out of the boot of her own car in East Yorkshire.

It happened outside Burstwick Primary School just before midday yesterday.

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The 62 year old is in hospital with life threatening injuries.

The driver of the other car, a 19-year-old man, was unhurt.

Police are appealing for information.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

You might have heard about the hashtag "me too" that's trending online.

Now an organisation in Scunthorpe which supports victims of sexual assault and harassment is encouraging more men to get involved in the online campaign.

More than 200,000 people across the world have shared their experiences of sexual abuse and harassment after the hashtag went viral on social media.

Roya Ramezani (pictured) was painting "me too" onto an installation just hours before the NYT story about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein broke.

It started trending on Twitter as people shared their experiences.

Now the Blue Door in Scunthorpe is encouraging more men to get involved in the online campaign by using '#HowIWillChange'.

Nicola Swan, the sexual violence services manager at Blue Door says it's great that people are feeling inspired to share their experiences.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Pocklington town centre suffered flash floods on Boxing Day in 2015 and in April 2012.

Image source, Emma Watson

Now proposals for a reservoir upstream of the town have been approved. The earth dam would hold back flood water after heavy rain.

But officials are warning the scheme will depend on a new development of about 200 homes going ahead east of Mile End Park.

Officials say the existence of the dam project won't influence their decision on the housing scheme.

They're expected to discuss that in the coming months.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

If you're planning to travel on the A1079 and the A1035 today you might want to find a different route.

An abnormal load is being moved from York at about 09:30 this morning to Hull.

It's expected to arrive at the Port of Hull this evening.

Here's the route and rough timings:

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

We are likely to see a few scattered showers today, some of these may turn heavy at times.

Here's a look at the full forecast with me Owain Wyn Evans:

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Good morning, Gill here with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire on Friday 20 October 2017.

It's a wet start to the day as this picture from one of our Weather Watchers shows:

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The city is to explore the option of a possible "tourism tax" to help promote it as a destination.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

That's all from me today, but we're back tomorrow morning from 08:00.

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue through the evening.

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• A warning from emergency services over people 'tombstoning' in our area
• An East Yorkshire woman is campaigning for better information around an epilepsy drug
• The Transport Secretary will meet a local MP over improvements to Castle Street
• The idea of a tourist tax in Hull
• A government art exhibition will go on show in Hull

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Heavy rain and murky conditions should clear for a time during the early evening, but further sporadic, and lighter spells of rain are likely from late evening onwards.

Feeling rather mild with mainly light winds.

There's been criticism of an idea to introduce a tourist tax in Hull which could mean tourists pay an extra fee when they stay in hotels.

The idea was discussed in a council meeting this morning but the council stress no decisions have been made and they're just assessing all their options at the moment.

Children at a Hull School are learning about the importance of mental health this week.

Archbishop Sentamu Academy have teamed up with mental health group 'Headstart' to help promote positive mental health for young people.

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Hull City have reported a pre-tax profit of £35.6m in their latest financial accounts for the period ending 30 June this year.

Last year the club suffered £20.6m of losses, but because of their one season in the Premier League, their turnover was just short of £117m.

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The Tigers' debt has also been reduced from £100m to £81m with a further £21m held in the bank at the end of June.

Hull City Council say no decision has been made about a proposed tourist tax in the city.

The idea was mentioned in a council meeting today and would mean tourists visiting the city would have to pay an added cost to stay in hotels.

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The council are looking at other cities to assess if the idea would work here and they say the idea would have to be discussed with other relevant parties before anything would be implemented.

They stress that no decision has been made and all final decisions would be made by the council's cabinet.

A 60-year-old woman has sustained serious leg injures after a crash on Main Street in Burstiwck.

Police were called just before midday to the incident where there had been a crash between a black Renault Megane and a red Vauxhall Astra.

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The woman has been taken to Hull Royal Infirmary for treatment and road closures remain in place.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

There are fears that multi-million pound plans to install traffic lights on a busy main road in North East Lincolnshire could put pupils at a nearby school at risk.

The chair of governors at Tollbar Academy has called the plans 'dangerous' and is calling on the council to change them.

The council says the changes would ease congestion.

The actress and campaigner Joanna Lumley (pictured) will be one of the key speakers at next June's Business Day event at Bridlington Spa, it has been announced.

The networking event was held for the first time this year and was a sell-out.

Ms Lumley is well known for playing the part of Patsy Stone in the TV series Absolutely Fabulous, but also for her documentary making and campaigning for the rights of former British Gurkha soldiers.

There's a public meeting tonight to discuss the collapse of a trust that runs schools across Yorkshire, including Goole.

Wakefield City Academies Trust pulled out of running the schools last month because it didn't think it could make improvements quickly enough.

The government is proposing to split up the schools between eight trusts. The meeting in Doncaster wants parents to put forward their views.

A club set up to keep mums from Cottingham fit is in line for a national award today.

Fitmums and Friends is a finalist at the 2017 UK Coaching Awards.

The club started in East Yorkshire in 2009 and now has 850 members across Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire after a rapid expansion.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A collection of works by renowned artists normally seen in government buildings and embassies are to go on display in Hull.

Grayson Perry, Martin Creed, David Shrigley and Cornelia Parker are among the artists whose works will be on show at Hull University's Brynmor Jones Library from tomorrow.

Image source, Government Art Collection

The Eyeful of Wry works are from the Government Art Collection and features 46 pieces based on British political satire, including cartoons from the 18th and 19th centuries by James Gillray and William Heath, as well as paintings, prints and video by other contemporary artists.

Image source, Government Art Collection

It also includes a new commissioned video piece by artist Peter Liversidge featuring the comedian Phill Jupitus, which is going on show for the first time.

There has been a serious crash on Main Street in Burstwick.

The incident happened at 11:50 and the road is closed to enable enquiries to take place and emergency services to attend.

Police couldn't confirm if anyone is injured or how many vehicles were involved yet but advise motorists to avoid the area.

We'll provide you with updates as we get them.

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