Fatal Grimsby fire 'not suspicious', police confirm
Scunthorpe steelworkers to decide on pension future
£42m upgrade for Humber flood defences
Air Ambulance announced as Tour de Yorkshire charity partner
Live updates on Friday 22 December 2017
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
Police in the area have visited more than 200 addresses in an attempt to catch-up with people they suspect of committing crimes.
The force has arrested 71 people across the region.
Officers paid visits to 201 properties from the start of December.
The force is urging anyone wanted by them to come forward, external before they find them.
Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside
While some are looking to their pensions others are just starting their careers in the steel industry.
British Steel in Scunthorpe is continuing to recruit more manufacturing trainees.
Sixty new workers joined the factory this month with another 64 expected to start in January.
Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside
Toys R Us must put £9m into its pension fund by Thursday 21 December or face having a restructuring plan rejected.
Earlier this month the company said it would close at least 26 UK stores, including the one in Scunthorpe.
The Pensions Protection Fund says the firm must pay the cash before it can agree a deal that would prevent 3,200 job loses.
Image source, PA
Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North
People in Grimsby are being asked to try non-alcoholic beer - as part of an effort to reduce crime.
Humberside Police say around half of all crime recorded in the town centre is alcohol related.
North East Lincolnshire Council have been giving out free samples of zero strength beer to help deal with the problem.
But when I went out with the police to find out what drinkers thought the reaction was pretty mixed.
Paul Murphy
BBC Look North
As a nation we throw away more than seven million paper coffee cups every day.
Most of them contain plastics and are destined to be buried in the ground or burned in incinerators.
But now a Hull-based company is involved in a plan to turn our throw away latte and cappuccino cups into paper.
I went to have a look at operations and meet the team:
Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
MPs are calling for a "comprehensive strategy" to boost the steel sector ahead of Brexit.
They want ministers to cut energy costs, prevent imports of cheap steel and promote the use of UK steel for major projects.
British Steel in Scunthorpe used to be owned by Tata Steel who had their main research and development centre in Rotherham.
Image source, GETTY IMAGESThe Labour MP for Rotherham, Sarah Champion, told a special debate in Parliament that the government was "asleep at the wheel" putting jobs at risk:
Quote MessageThe existential crisis the industry has faced in recent years may have begun to subside but many of the long term issues that led it to the precipice remain"
Sarah Champion, Member of Parliament
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
Ten-year-old Jools from East Yorkshire (pictured) has raised hundreds of pounds for charity by getting his head shaved on his birthday.
People from North and South Cave have been fundraising for Mitchell Davies who wants to buy a wheelchair that will enable him to move about more easily.
This is the moment Jools revealed his new haircut to Mitchell!
There are more fundraising events planned for next year but it is hoped Mitchell will get the new wheelchair in time for his 21st birthday.
Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside
The top stories across northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire so far today include:
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
The deadline for British Steel workers in Scunthorpe to make a decision about the future of their pension will not be extended.
It has been confirmed that former and current staff have until this Friday to choose between two new pension plans.
There were calls to put the deadline back over concerns about tight timescales and poor financial advice.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Cloud will thicken through the day though it will stay dry with gentle south-west winds.
Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter
A man attempted to rob a shop in Grimsby last night.
He threatened staff at the Lifestyle express store on Weelsby Street around 19:00 and demanded money but left with nothing.
Armed officers were called to the scene as a matter of precaution.
Image source, GoogleOn leaving the shop the suspect was nearly hit in the road by a white Ford Transit van and officers would like to speak to that witness, external.
BBC News Travel
A replacement bus service is running due to a broken down train on Northern between Cleethorpes and Barton-on-Humber.
Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside
A protest will be held by campaigners unhappy about plans to close East Yorkshire minor injury units.
East Riding's Clinical Commissioning Group is meeting today over proposals to shut Hornsea Cottage Hospital and downgrade Driffield and Withernsea.
The government has said it won't intervene and will leave local health officials to decide how to provide health services in the area.
The East Riding CCG said they couldn't comment before today's meeting but they have always maintained their proposals offer an improved urgent care provision across the area.
Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live
Rough sleepers who have made their home outside the former BHS building in Hull say they have no plans to move.
Image source, Mike KellyShoppers were so concerned with what they saw outside the landmark building that they sent in these two photos.
Image source, Mike KellyHull City Council has told us the group of people were offered help and accommodation - but the offer was declined.
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
Did you know one North Lincolnshire man's invention saved countless lives at sea?
John Harrison's marine chronometer enabled sailors to calculate where they were in the ocean.
Barrow upon Humber residents are now raising £70,000 for a bronze statue to be placed in the village in his memory.
Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside Live
It might sound a bit fishy but I promise this story is true!
Every year the Grimsby Minster choristers sing to the fish at Grimsby Fish Market and it is happening today.
It is a tradition that has been going on for many years as I've been finding out.
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
Around 40 to 50 pigs have been stolen from a farm in Keyingham, East Yorkshire.
It happened sometime between Sunday night and early Monday morning.
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
Hull Royal Infirmary is still dealing with an outbreak of norovirus.
It is highly contagious and has affected patients on wards 70 and 90.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Dry this morning with some bright spells, after a chilly start in places.
Watch my full forecast:
Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull
Hello and welcome to today's live news feed across northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire on Tuesday 19 December.
I'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Lovely sunset last night. This is Goole glowing pink. What's the sunrise looking like where you are?
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