Prime Minister Theresa May says it's "plain wrong" to suggest that government funding cuts mean some patients in Hull might no longer receive pain infusion treatment.

During Prime Minister's Questions, the Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle, Emma Hardy, called on Theresa May to intervene.

Mrs May denied the health service is having to make do with less:

Councils don't get to choose who comes into their towns to invest, according to the leader of North Lincolnshire Council.

Rob Waltham was responding to the question of why Barton was to get a new pub rather than a doctors' surgery or pharmacy.

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He's been talking to BBC Radio Humberside about plans for a new supermarket and pub in Barton.

The LIDL development has faced opposition from some local people who say Top Field shouldn't be built on.

North Lincolnshire Council approved the plans last month and now the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government will decide whether the proposal can go ahead.

Primary school league tables show pupils with special needs are dropping further behind their classmates.

Humberside Police are investigating how a Hull woman who has been jailed in Egypt for having hundreds of UK prescription drugs with her got the pills.

Shop worker Laura Plummer told the court in Egypt she had got the 290 Tramadol tablets for her Egyptian partner, Omar Caboo, who suffers from severe back pain.

She had no idea what she was doing was wrong.

Ms Plummer said she obtained the drugs, which were in her suitcase, from a friend in the UK.

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Laura Plummer has been jailed for three years after being caught taking the Tramadol painkillers into Egypt.

Police here say it's not a criminal investigation though, as passing on a subscribed drug is a civil offence under the Medicines Act.

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A woman from Yorkshire who lost her engagement ring during a Civil War re-enactment in Newport Pagnell in August 2016 - returned with a metal detector and found it, external.

A North Lincolnshire social club is shutting the doors this weekend after more than 120 years.

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Ashby Cons Social Club has been losing £5,000 a month and will close on Saturday.

The club used to have 3,000 members but now there are only 500.

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Reinstating the abandoned Beverley to York train line is on the agenda again.

It's as Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is asking councils to suggest routes which might be re-opened to promote jobs and growth.

This afternoon the Beverley-based councillor, Denis Healy, will urge fellow councillors to support the scheme.

Pocklington's mayor David Sykes says reinstating the Beverley to York line would boost tourism in East Yorkshire.

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Police say they are "concerned for the safety" of two missing Hull schoolgirls, external.

Kaitlyn Davies, who's 15, and 13-year old Sophie Malone did not return home from Winifred Holtby School on Monday.

Officers believe they could be together and both were wearing school uniform.

If you know where they are or have any information you're being asked to call police on 101.

National League side Solihull Moors sign midfield duo Kyle Storer and Jamey Osborne.

A 29-year-old man is one of four people detained after police raided a travellers' site in Brigg.

While England's cricketers suffered disappointment in Australia, another, more senior team is hoping for better luck.

England's over-70s side are currently making their final preparations and will be led by Nigel Ling from Hedon in East Yorkshire.

The team are getting ready to tour Australia by training at the Leicester Cricket Academy.

There are ten matches in total against Australia and Nigel says while you may lose agility as you get older, you never lose the ability.

The tour begins at the end of February.

A man's been arrested on suspicion of modern day slavery offences in North Lincolnshire.

It was part of four arrests which were made following the raid on a travellers' site in Brigg.

Earlier today officers searched the River View site on Mill Lane following investigations into a number of people.

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A 29-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of modern day slavery.

Two men aged 42 and 21 have also been arrested on suspicion of growing and selling drugs and a 49-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of money laundering.

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The man wearing this distinctive coat, external is wanted in connection with a robbery in Hull.

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The robbery took place at Bootleggers off-licence on St George's Road at around 19:15 on 3 January.

He demanded money from the cashier while another man kept a look-out.

The suspect, who was almost 6ft and of medium build, had a foreign accent.

Police are appealing for anyone with any information to contact them on the 101 number.

A number of trains have been cancelled in Cleethorpes because they've had their windows smashed overnight.

TransPennine Express say four trains were so "heavily vandalised" they has to pull the services.

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British Transport Police, who are now investigation the incident, say a large number of windows were broken in the incident.

Workers are back at Hull's historic Beverley Gate.

It's after extensive damage has been done to the protective layer on top of the old town wall remains.

Nigel Copsey, who's a specialist in traditional building methods, says a cover should be considered to prevent people climbing on the site.

A number of schools, shops, businesses and roads in East Yorkshire have all had to close today because of a burst water main.

Yorkshire Water engineers have been trying to fix the burst pipe in Beverley since 02:00 this morning.

In the last hour, water has been restored to the affected area.

The road, which was dug up to reach the pipe, still has to be repaired and it's not yet known when Flemingate, which is currently closed between Spark Mill Lane and Holme Church Lane, will reopen.

Councillors in North East Lincolnshire will assess today whether enough progress is being made to find stopping sites for gypsies and travellers.

There are currently no designated sites around Grimsby, although all councils are legally required to provide them.

More than 1,000 potential locations have already been dismissed and now the council is asking people for suggestions.

Police are looking for this man after he threw liquid at three teenagers, external - missing them - but leaving burn marks on the grass.

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It happened last Wednesday 3 January near the Sutton Road underpass on Leads Road in Hull at around 16:00.

The man on the bike became aggressive before throwing the liquid, which officers say could be some kind of cleaning fluid.

When it missed the teenagers, he picked up the bottles and rode off.

Police are asking for anyone with any information about the man, who's thought to be in his 20s to ring the 101 number.