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Sol Bamba's header helps Cardiff City keep the pressure on Championship leaders Wolves while Hull hover above the drop zone.

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BBC Local Live

That's it from us for today. We'll be back on Monday morning with more news, sport, weather and travel.

Meanwhile here are five things we have learned today:

• Some pubs in Hull have agreed to stop giving out plastic straws - following concerns about the impact on the environment
• A Government Minister and Yorkshire MP says many children from poorer families aren't learning vital skills, like being able to use a knife and fork
• East Riding of Yorkshire Council is tackling loneliness and isolation as a priority
• A man due to stand trial in connection to a missing woman from Hull has had the charges against him dropped
• The man in charge of Hull's City of Culture says there won't be a big end-of-year party because it's not the end of celebrations

Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent

A Look behind the scenes of the new £25m Double Tree hotel in Hull.

It's a four star hotel in the city centre.

Hull baker Jackson's is investing 40-million pounds in a second bakery.

It's being built in Corby in Northamptonshire. Currently two million loaves are made in Hull every week.

The new bakery is being designed specifically to make bread for sandwich manufacturers.

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Are plastic drinking straws really needed in pubs and bars?

They take centuries to break down and decompose, and some places in Hull say they'll now stop using them.

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BBC Sport

A North Lincolnshire man who won the BBC Yorkshire and Lincolnshire unsung hero award will find out if he's won the national award this weekend.

Stuart Usher from Messingham has been recognised for his work running a martial arts class for children.

Liz Brown explains why she nominated him for the award.

You can see who wins the national unsung hero award on Sunday on BBC One from 17:00.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Brisk northerly winds will bring showers and sunny spells, these showers wintry, especially over hills, but showers becoming confined to coastal areas later.

Feeling chilly, but temperatures will be slightly higher near the coast with stronger winds.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Some pubs in Hull have agreed to stop giving out plastic straws - following concerns about the impact on the environment.

Billions of straws are thrown away in the UK every year, but take decades to break down.

There are now calls to make Hull one of the UK's leading plastics-free cities.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

• A project to help people who feel lonely and isolated in the East Riding is being trialed
• More than 3.5 million people attended City of Culture events in Hull,the city council has said
• A Government Minister and Yorkshire MP says many children from poorer families aren't being taught basic social skills

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A Government Minister and Yorkshire MP says many children from poorer families aren't learning vital skills, like being able to use a knife and fork.

In an interview for this weekend's Sunday Politics in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, the Children's Minister and Scarborough MP Robert Goodwill says many youngsters aren't being taught basic social skills.

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His comments come as the Education Secretary Justine Greening announces £23m to support bright children from poorer backgrounds in England whose talent might otherwise be "wasted".

It is part of a new Department for Education social mobility strategy.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Livestock farmers in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say huge increases in administration charges imposed by the Environment Agency could threaten their livelihood.

The amount they will have to pay for a permit to set up some pig and poultry farms is set to double to more than £7,000.

The National Farmers' Union (NFU) say the proposals could see costs spiral and prevent the industry from expanding and are urging a re-think.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

A community farm in Hull city centre will soon have a shop and cafe made out of shipping containers.

The Rooted in Hull project, next to the former Rank Hovis mill, teaches people about growing fruit & vegetables in an urban environment.

You'll soon be able to buy the produce and there are plans to hold exhibitions and classes there too.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council is tackling loneliness and isolation as a priority.

The issue was discussed at a meeting last night.

It comes as the Jo Cox Loneliness Commission , externalhas found a new national strategy is needed to address the problem - the MP had started work on the issue before she was murdered last year.

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For the last time in 2017, Kofi Smiles has his weekly guide to what's on in Hull.

And this time it's a Christmas special!

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A man due to stand trial in connection to a missing woman from Hull has had the charges against him dropped.

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Renata Antczak, 49, was last seen near her home in the city after dropping her daughter off at school on 25 April.

Robert Lipinski, 45, was accused of two counts of conspiracy to administer a noxious substance, but the prosecution offered no evidence against him.

At Hull Crown Court on Thursday, Mr Lipinski, of Emerald Grove, was told he was free to leave.

Ms Antczak's dentist husband Majid Mustafa, 47, still faces two counts of the same charge.

A further hearing involving Mr Mustafa is due to take place at the same court on 8 January.

A consultation on plans to reduce the number of wardens in sheltered accommodation ends today.

Critics say reducing the number of wardens will put lives at risk and residents have held protests against the plans.

The East Riding of Yorkshire Council says any changes will provide a more tailored service for people's individual needs

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Colourful skies over East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire. Pictures taken by our BBC Weather Watchers.

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The man in charge of Hull's City of Culture says there won't be a big end-of-year party because it's not the end.

Martin Green says a closing event would have cost hundreds of thousand of pounds and that money can be better spent on legacy programmes.

He's encouraging people to celebrate with friends and family in the city's pubs, clubs and restaurants.

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