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Updates on Friday 3 November 2017
Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
Hello and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire on Tuesday, 31 October.
I'm Jonathan and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport and travel from across the area throughout the day until 18:00.
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Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
That's all from me for today. We'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
Before I go, here are five things we didn't know this morning:
It will remain cloudy overnight, with a few outbreaks of rain or drizzle, heaviest across the hills where it will become misty.
Turning breezy by dawn, and milder than the previous night:
Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport
East Yorkshire tennis player Kyle Edmund is back in the world's top 50 players after coming close to reaching his first major final.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesEdmund reached the semi-finals of the Vienna Open before losing in three sets to Frenchman Lucas Pouille.
Despite the defeat, Edmund has risen 13 places in the rankings.
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
A Hornsea man is calling on people in the town to help him create a huge advent calendar.
Image source, Chris ClarkeChris Clarke wants people living between the United Reformed Church and the seafront to create window displays which will be revealed one day at a time between 1 December and Christmas Day.
Mr Clarke says he needs three more people to volunteer and then this festive project can go ahead.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
Hull Truck Theatre has celebrated its first day of rehearsals for Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol with a festive treat.
It may not even be December yet, but it seems the festive season is already in the air - just look at those mince pies:
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Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
A "substantial" amount of cash has been stolen during a robbery at a bank in Hull.
Image source, GoogleThe robbery happened at the Yorkshire Bank on Prospect Street at about 13:00 this afternoon.
Police say two men threatened staff and stole a large amount of money.
The thieves then left the area on foot. No-one was hurt during the robbery.
Anyone who witnessed the incident, or has any information, is being asked to contact police.
Caroline Bilton
BBC Look North
People living on a holiday park near Beverley and who are facing eviction are to have their case raised in the European Parliament.
The East Yorkshire MEP Jane Collins says evicting the chalet owners on Lakeminster Park is a potential breach of human rights.
Developer William Flannigan was accused of mis-selling the retirement homes, but the trial collapsed in April.
In July, residents lost their legal challenge to overturn a planning inquiry's finding which said the properties were built without permission.
BBC Humberside Sport
A secret flashmob erupted in the middle of this weekend's Grimsby Town match against Cambridge United, much to the delight of the 4,000 fans at the stadium:
Image source, Grimsby TownOver 150 volunteers were involved in the flashmob which was aimed at showing support for Grimsby Town's Sport and Education Trust and The Equality Practice:
Image source, Grimsby Town
Laura Foster
Reporter, BBC Look North
A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a school welfare worker in Scunthorpe.
Joy Simon, 61, was attacked in an office at Winterton Community Academy on Monday 25 September.
The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Hull Crown court earlier.
No plea was entered and another hearing is scheduled for 27 November.
The trial is set for 11 December.
CCTV images of two men wanted in connection with an attempted burglary near Goole have been issued by police.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThey were captured on camera at a house on Heck and Pollington Lane in Pollington on 17 October.
Anyone with information about their identities, or who has any other information, is being asked to contact Humberside Police.
BBC Humberside Sport
Hull manager Leonid Slutsky has urged fans not to disrupt matches as the team tries to climb the Championship table.
Balls were thrown onto the pitch during their 3-2 loss to Nottingham Forest as a protest against the club's owners.
Many supporters threw tennis balls onto the pitch after 19 minutes and four seconds, to mark the year the club was formed, and to show their continuing unhappiness with owner Assem Allan and his son and vice-chairman Ehab Allam.
Quote Message"I am very thankful to our supporters because in every match they give us unbelievable support, but when the match stopped for five to seven minutes it's really not the best action."
Leonid Slutsky, Hull City manager
This afternoon will see thickening cloud gradually moving in from the west and it should remain dry and cold.
Staying cloudy overnight, with outbreaks of rain or drizzle likely, heaviest across the hills. Turning breezy by dawn, and milder than the previous night
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
The top stories from East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
Plans for a multi-million pound redevelopment of part of the Fruit Market quarter in Hull Marina have been submitted to Hull City Council.
Image source, Wykeland BealAs part of the application by developers Wykeland Beal, about £1.2m would be spent on restoring the three floors of 61-63 Humber Street, currently Hull's Fruit arts venue.
It also includes a £2.3m of development at the rear of that site.
Image source, Wykeland BealIf given the go-ahead, the plans would see the creation of a paved outdoor performance area and gathering place within a courtyard at the rear of Fruit.
The last remaining smokehouse in the centre of Hull would also be brought back into use as a pop-up bar and street food venue.
Quote Message61-63 Humber Street is a key building in the heart of the Fruit Market and has become established as the home of Fruit, which has played such an important part in Hull’s cultural renaissance."
Dominic Gibbons, Managing director of Wykeland Beal
Katy Austin
Reporter, BBC Look North
The head of Siemens says businesses in Lincolnshire and the rest of the country need to embrace technology to be successful in the future.
Juergen Maier (pictured) says advanced digital technologies, including robotics and artificial intelligence, can create jobs and boost the economy.
It comes as the Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership recently revealed there's been a 20% rise in the number of high-tech firms in the county.
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
A number of businesses across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire are up for awards tonight.
Image source, PAWhat's described as the very best of Yorkshire tourism is being celebrated at the annual White Rose Awards in Leeds this evening.
Among the finalists from our area are both Bridlington and the Humber Bridge's Tourism information Centres, Tickton Grange and Burton Constable Hall.
Tom Mellor, from the Wold Top Brewery in Driffield, says the Yorkshire brand is getting bigger:
Quote MessageI think Yorkshire has a great identity. We have virtually every type of landscape in the county. We've great farms, we've got great food and a great tourism industry and I feel it's only going to go from strength to strength."
Tom Mellor, Wold Top Brewery
Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017
If you love the classic 1980s film Ghostbusters, then this is for you: a unique performance based on the film is set to take place at the Vue Cinema in Hull tonight.
Image source, Sony PicturesIt's been given the go-ahead by star of the film Dan Aykroyd, Sony Pictures and the estate of Harold Ramis, who played Dr Egon Spengler in the movie.
Members of the Middle Child Theatre company are due to perform a live script-read of the famous film to get the audience in the mood for a Hull Halloween...
Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North
A review of how patient transport is run in North Lincolnshire is due to be held today, with the council's scrutiny panel examining the service run by the Thames Ambulance Service.
There has been a dispute between Thames Ambulance and its volunteer drivers as new rules means drivers won't be paid for fuel on the way to their first job or returning from their last.
It has meant a number of volunteer drivers have stopped transporting patients to and from appointments.
Some patients using the service have told BBC Look North they've been left waiting hours for people to pick them up from appointments.
Thames Ambulance says the changes were needed in order to put the terms and conditions in line with other drivers at the company.
The Environment Agency have sent this tweet reminding people in Hull to sign up for flood alert warnings for the city:
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