Jacket clue found in Grimsby murder investigation
Clampdown on Humber Bridge climbers
Tennis: Edmund battles through in Australia
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A row has erupted between a man from East Yorkshire and his local council, over how far he can go to stop cars driving and parking on the grass outside his house.
Chris Cobley from Bubwith has accused East Riding of Yorkshire council of behaving spitefully and illegally, after it removed several stones which had been protecting the verge next to his house for 40 years.
The council says the stones were dangerous. Mr Cobley says his verge is now being ruined.
Police are trying to find the next of kin of 49-year-old Malcolm William Wilson of Cyrus Street in Hull, who passed away at Hull Royal Infirmary on Monday 1 January 2018.
It's thought that he may have links to the Doncaster or Essex areas.
The death is not being treated a suspicious, however Humberside Police say enquiries to trace a next of kin have so far proved unsuccessful.
A man and a woman have both been charged with the murder of 45-year-old Tony Richardson.
Marc Finnie, 44, and his wife Sarah Finnie, 36, of Sutcliffe Avenue, are due to appear before Grimsby and Cleethorpes Magistrates Court tomorrow morning.
Mr Richardson’s family has been informed and continue to be supported by specialist officers.
Detective Chief Inspector Stewart Miller, who has led the investigation, said: “We are very grateful to the public for their assistance and support throughout our investigation into this tragic incident.”
A man who stabbed his wife multiple times while his children were in the house and then dumped her body by a main road, has been jailed for 18 years.
Habib Noorzai, who's 43, and from Hull, admitted murdering his wife 29-year-old Nasima.
She was found in a layby near the Humber Bridge.
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Nasima Noorzai's body was found dumped by a road close to the Humber Bridge.
Read MoreKyle Edmund's latest win at the Australian Open is the biggest of his career, according to British number one Andy Murray.
The Beverley player is now in the last 16 of the competition.
Kyle won in gruelling conditions.
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Hull City player Abel Hernandez (pictured) has thanked people for their support after his dad went missing in East Yorkshire.
70-year-old Juan Hernandez went missing on Thursday morning after being last seen in Brough.
He was later found safe and well.
Abel Hernandez tweeted: "Hello everyone. Finally we have found him well. Thank you very much to all supporters and to the police for helping us."
Image source, PAIt starts tomorrow but here's a preview of an art exhibition dedicated to Hull's City of Culture volunteers.
It opens tomorrow at the Humber Street Gallery.
Image source, Hull 2017A Hull man who murdered his wife, stabbing her multiple times in her neck and back, has been jailed for a minimum of 18 years.
During a hearing at Hull Crown Court on January 18, Habib Noorzai, 43, of Hainsworth Park, Hull, admitted murdering 29-year-old Nasima Noorzai.
After stabbing her, Noorzai wrapped her body in bin liners and drove across the Humber Bridge to a layby on the A15, around a mile south of the bridge, where he attempted to bury her body in the shrubbery.
He then returned home and attempted to clean up the scene.
Image source, Humberside PoliceQuote MessageHabib Noorzai viciously attacked and killed his wife, depriving their two young children of a loving and devoted mother. His actions mean they will also grow up without a father being present. The children are now being cared for and supported by specialists and I would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to their courage throughout the investigation. I hope this sentence is of some comfort to the family.
Detective Chief Inspector Craig Scaife, Senior Investigating Officer
It's the last day for people in North East Lincolnshire to have their say on where to provide a temporary stopover site for 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 the council has been asking the public for their thoughts.
Hull 2017 Director Martin Green is graduating today with an honorary degree from the University of Hull.
Image source, University of HullMr Green was awarded a CBE in the Queen's New Years Honours List for his cultural leadership during Hull's year as City of Culture 2017.
He was responsible for the year-long programme of artistic events in the city.
Police say they have now tracked down a jacket which they wanted to find in connection with a murder investigation in Grimsby.
Tony Richardson, 45, died in hospital after being attacked in Old Market Place on Monday afternoon.
Following an appeal yesterday, a member of the public found the light grey jacket and contacted police.
Humberside Police say they are grateful for the public's help with this investigation.
A 44-year-old man is currently in custody after being arrested on suspicion of murder.
A 36-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of incitement to murder.
It's been a chilly but colourful morning - as you can see in these pictures from our BBC Weather Watchers...
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Image source, OctopockHumber Bridge officials have vowed to get tough with people who try to climb the structure after a man was fined for breaching security.
Ryan Taylor was fined by magistrates in Hull after scaling the safety barrier at the Barton end of the bridge in May last year, and walking up the cables to the top of the south tower.
The case came about after the Humber Bridge brought a private prosecution.
Image source, NIGHT SCAPETaylor was among a group who scaled the bridge without safety equipment in the early hours of Monday 15th May 2017.
They took videos and pictures of themselves at the top of the tower which they later posted on YouTube and other social media channels.
They fled the bridge after being spotted by security cameras.
Quote MessageThe fact that we prosecuted shows how seriously we take this offence - we’re pleased it was a heavy fine. We are looking at further court action where we can against others who were involved.
Dr Kevin Moore, Chief executive of the Humber Bridge
If you've been in Hull over the past year or so, you can't have failed to notice the people dressed in the bright blue and pink coats.
Today they themselves will become the art as two new exhibitions open at the Humber Street Gallery about the City of Culture volunteers.
The exhibitions are called Grains of Scandalous Blue and Big Picture and open to the public tomorrow.
Image source, Hull 2017
BBC Sport
East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund fought back in punishing heat to beat Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili in five sets and reach the Australian Open fourth round.
The Briton, 23, recovered from a mid-match slump as the temperature hit 39C to win 7-6 (7-0) 3-6 4-6 6-0 7-5.
Edmund, ranked 49th, took control by converting his eighth break point in a remarkable 20-minute game at the start of the fourth set.
He will face Croatia's Ivo Karlovic or Italian Andreas Seppi in the last 16.
Image source, Getty ImagesBritish number one Andy Murray tweeted afterwards that it was the best win of his Davis Cup team-mate's career, and Edmund said: "It's definitely up there, for sure."
