Plans to remove a busy junction in North East Lincolnshire have been put on hold.

North East Lincolnshire Council was going to spend millions on replacing Grimsby's Toll Bar roundabout with traffic lights.

But the authority has now told the BBC it'll pause work on changes to the junction until it's reviewed feedback from the local community.

A series of meetings and letter drops on the planned works - which were expected to start early next year - have already taken place.

If the work does finally go ahead, it's expected to mean months of congestion for drivers.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull City Council has agreed a price to buy the former BHS and Edwin Davis buildings from the current owners.

The local authority expects to complete the deal within the coming weeks and hopes demolition will begin in June.

No commitment has yet been made to save the BHS mural and there are future plans for the site which don't include it.

The news came out as the council's Planning Manager, Alex Codd, gave evidence at the appeal inquiry for the Kingswood retail development.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Tuesday's headlines this afternoon

• Controversial plans to expand an out of town shopping centre in Hull are going before a public inquiry today
• The future of hundreds of workers at a BAE factory in East Yorkshire will be brought before the government
• A man from Hull says disabled people are being discriminated against because they can't book gig tickets online

A police cordon is currently in place in Hull following reports of a disturbance on Clifton Street.

Officers say a man was assaulted during the incident.

He has been taken to hospital for treatment to serious injuries.

An investigation is now underway.

Image source, Humberside Police

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

All settled in at the appeal inquiry for the £32m Kingswood retail development in Hull.

Government inspector, Robert Mellor, has just started proceedings.

It could last up to 5 days.

The site would include shops and restaurants.

Controversial plans to expand an out of town shopping centre in Hull will go before a public inquiry today.

The site at Kingswood would include shops and restaurants. Developers Keir Group have appealed against a decision in September by Hull City Council to reject the plans.

City-centre businesses were worried it would take customers away from the centre of Hull.

Image source, Artist Impressions

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

A look back at the epic parade that came through Hull town centre, the finale of a year-long series of 'acts of wanton wonder'.

The future of hundreds of workers at a BAE factory in East Yorkshire will be brought before the government this morning.

Parts for the Hawk training jet are made at BAE Systems in Brough.

Last month the company announced that up to four hundred jobs could be cut there as part of a national restructuring.

Hull North Labour MP Diana Johnson will today hand over a petition calling on the government to help save jobs at the site.

Image source, Red Arrows

A man from Hull has told us disabled people are being discriminated against because they can't book gig tickets online.

Jamie Coutts says after more than 500 phone calls and a large phone bill he still didn't manage to get tickets to see Peter Kay (pictured) at Leeds First Direct Arena.

Standard tickets can be booked online but accessible tickets can only be booked over the phone, and that comes at an additional cost

Leeds First Direct Arena says it has a dedicated phone line for accessible tickets which was staffed for high demand. The box office team are now in the process of calling customers who contacted them directly to assist with their bookings.

In July, Jessica Hatchett, who has cerebral palsy, launched a campaign to get better access to live music for disabled fans.

She said she disabled fans faced "discrimination" after finding it impossible to get tickets for an Ed Sheeran concert in Cardiff next year.

North East Lincolnshire has one of the most dangerous roads in the country, according to new research by a road safety charity.

The A18 near Grimsby was named in the top 10 of high risk roads.

The road safety foundation says the UK road network needs an "immediate" £200m to tackle its "high risk roads."

Image source, Getty Images

The charity acknowledged the government spent £175m last year on the 50 most dangerous A roads in England.

The Department for Transport said it was giving record funding to councils.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Any early rain soon clearing, then turning dry with some bright spells.

Here's my full forecast:

Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

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The Road Safety Foundation says the death and injury levels on some A roads are "unacceptable".

Laura Plummer is being held on drug smuggling charges over what she says is an innocent mistake.

Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

There will be news and sport updates throughout the night.

Here's five things we have learned today:

• The sister of a Hull woman held in Egypt on drug smuggling charges has apologised to the Egyptian government.
• Reducing speed limits has made some of North East Lincolnshire's roads more dangerous, it's being claimed
• Hull Trains services are expected to be extremely busy this weekend
• People in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire raised £1, 007, 925 for Children In Need
• A giant light and sound projection is to transform one of Hull's landmarks into an innovative art installation

David Reeves
BBC Radio Humberside

A revealing conversation into the lives of two diabetes consultants at Hull Royal Infirmary.

The office they’ve shared since 2003 was just a stone’s throw from our recording booth whilst at HRI.

BBC Weather Watchers

A big thank you to our BBC Weather Watchers for sending us these pictures from Goole today.

It looks pretty chilly and damp out there just now:

Image source, Anne Howard Webb

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Image source, Anne Howard Webb

The six former British soldiers jailed on weapons charges must wait for a week for the verdict in their appeal.

Crispin Rolfe
Reporter, BBC Look North

It's claimed reducing speed limits from 30mph to 20mph has made some of North East Lincolnshire's roads more dangerous.

New figures show there's been an increase in accidents in parts of Grimsby since the introduction of 20mph zones, as Crispin Rolfe reports.

Diana Johnson MP for Hull North has called for a Parliamentary debate on the future of the Red arrows.

This comes after BAE Systems, which produced the Red Arrows' Hawk T1 aircraft, announced plans to cut 2,000 jobs in the UK.

These cuts would see 400 job losses at the firm's Brough site in East Yorkshire, which currently produces parts for the Red Arrows' aircraft.