Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

Two men and a woman have been arrested following a bank raid in Hull city centre on Monday afternoon.

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The robbery happened at the Yorkshire Bank on Prospect Street, with the thieves taking what police describe as a "substantial amount of cash".

Two men, aged 32 and 46, have been arrested on suspicion of robbery and drugs offences.

A 22-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods.

All three remain in custody, say police.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Witnesses are being sought by police after a woman pedestrian died following a collision with a van in Hull last week.

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It happened on Summergroves Way at about 10:55 on Monday 23 October when a red Toyota Aygo hit the woman who was in her 70s.

She was seriously injured and was taken to hospital but failed to recover. She died on Thursday 26 October.

The car driver was unhurt.

Anyone who saw the incident, or who has any other information, is being asked to contact police.

Katy Austin
BBC Look North

Planners are being advised to approve proposals for a new hotel and club facilities at Bridlington Golf Club.

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In April, they agreed in principle to the building of 22 new homes, new club facilities and a hotel on its site.

The club has previously warned it might close unless it got approval.

Officials say the new plans are acceptable.

Nearby residents say the hours in which construction can take place should be limited.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

Visitors to East Yorkshire will enjoy free parking for the four weekends in December running up to Christmas.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Cabinet has approved the scheme, which the authority has run for the past eight years, and it'll apply to all council-run on-street and off-street car parks.

Pay and display machines in these locations will be clearly marked to let shoppers know there is no charge for the December weekends, the council says.

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Former Hull MP John Prescott has expressed his anger with newspaper photographers after his wife was knocked down outside the Pride of Britain awards in London last night.

According to Lord Prescott, his wife Pauline suffered injuries to her head and knee as they left the venue just before midnight.

In a statement, the former Hull MP said the photographers continued to take pictures and would not move as he tried to escort his wife to their taxi.

He has urged newspaper editors to think long and hard about the context in which the pictures were taken.

People who worked at British Steel between the 1950s and 80s could get compensation for health problems they got from working at its coking plants.

The High Court has appointed solicitors to look at the case.

Hundreds of people have been potentially affected by exposure to dust and fumes, including those who worked at the firm's Scunthorpe plant.

British Steel says it knows about the claims but can't comment further:

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund saved a match point as he fought back to beat Evgeny Donskoy in three sets to reach the second round of the Paris Masters.

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The British number three defeated his Russian opponent 5-7 7-6 (9-7) 6-3 to set up a meeting with Jack Sock on Wednesday.

Edmund, from Beverley, was 7-6 down in the second-set tie-break, but saved match point on his serve before taking the set and clinching victory in the third.

The world number 50 has reached three ATP semi-finals this year.

Paul Murphy
Journalist, BBC Look North

A pig farmer from Scunthorpe believes pork production could improve when the UK leaves the EU in 17 months.

More than a quarter of the UK's pork imports come from Denmark and new tariffs could be introduced which will make it more expensive to import food in to the country.

With that in mind, Sally Jackson, from the Pink Pig Farm, says by increasing import tariffs British farmers will see an increase in value:

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A consultation on whether to close a library in Hull and move it elsewhere ends today.

The current lease on the library at Mount Pleasant runs out in May 2018 and Hull City Council is proposing to move the library to one of three new locations.

The alternative locations up for discussion are the Drypool Community Centre, East Park Pavilion or Balfour Street Community Centre.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

A pioneering scheme to give blind and visually impaired people better access to the great outdoors is being launched in East Yorkshire.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

The latest headlines for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire this lunchtime include:

• Work on a footbridge linking Hull Marina with the city centre is expected to start at the end of next year, according to Hull West MP Emma Hardy
• Gangs in Barrow Upon Humber are ruining the lives of people living in the village, according to local residents
• East Riding of Yorkshire Council leader Stephen Parnaby is cleared of any wrongdoing by officials investigating claims of misconduct

BBC Radio Humberside

An investigation into the conduct of the leader of East Riding Council, Stephen Parnaby, is recommending no further action should be taken after claims of wrongdoing.

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A developer and one-time friend of Councillor Parnaby (pictured) accused him of using his position to improperly influence planning decisions.

The claims were made by developer Peter Robinson, who wrote to East Riding of Yorkshire Council in February alleging Councillor Parnaby had claimed he could use his influence to make sure some projects got planning permission - a claim Councillor Parnaby strenuously denied.

The letter sparked a seven-month long investigation lead by a solicitor.

Councillor Parnaby was interviewed last month in person about the allegations. Others were also questioned.

A report into the investigation has now been published and will be discussed by a standards committee next week. The report recommends no further action be taken.

Hull Truck Theatre has won the White Rose Award for Arts and Culture at a ceremony in Leeds.

The awards celebrate the very best that Yorkshire has to offer in terms of tourism.

The tourist information centre in Bridlington and the Westwood Restaurant in Beverley were also highly commended at the awards ceremony.

Car parks in East Yorkshire should be free and on-street parking charges suspended on weekends in the run-up to Christmas, East Riding of Yorkshire Council has been advised.

Officials say it will encourage people to shop locally during the festive season - and also attract shoppers from further afield.

A decision's due later today.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

The A164 remains closed at Watton south of Driffield.

A lorry has left the road and overturned at the scene but the driver is fine, according to Humberside Police.

No other vehicles were involved, but motorists are being advised to find another route if possible.

Parents in East Yorkshire are being encouraged to ensure any Halloween fancy dress outfits they buy this year meet safety standards.

Image source, PA

The dangers of costumes catching fire hit the headlines in recent years when the daughter of TV presenter Claudia Winkleman suffered serious burns when her witch's outfit was set on fire by a tealight in a lantern.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council says people should look out for a "CE" mark on the clothing, which indicates that it is safe.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

It looks like a lorry overturning is the cause of severe disruption on the A164 between Wilfholme Road and Main Street.

Image source, @earfullofmilk

Police are currently at the scene and awaiting recovery vehicles.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy has confirmed that a date has been set for building the A63 footbridge in Hull.

Image source, Artist's Impression

The bridge would help connect the city centre with the marina.

Emma Hardy met Transport Secretary Chris Grayling last week and was yesterday informed that after a meeting with Highways England, they have agreed the date for building the permanent bridge will be de-coupled from the rest of the scheme and brought forward to the end of 2018.

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

People living in Barrow upon Humber say gangs of youths are ruining village life.

Locals say gatherings of rowdy youngsters are happening every night of the week.

Humberside Police are asking people to report any incidents to them.

Michelle Barker runs a residential home on the Market Place and says some of her residents are terrified by the activity of youths outside their bedroom windows.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A miserable start to the morning remaining cloudy.

Here's my full weather forecast: