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Hull North MP Diana Johnson (pictured) is backing a bill in Parliament which would ensure that local authorities have to provide free food and activities during the school holidays.

She wants the extra funding to come from the tax on sugary drinks.

The School Holidays Bill is being debated in the Commons today.

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Tony Richardson died in hospital after he was attacked outside a Halifax Bank in Grimsby.

That's it from me today, but any breaking news will continue to be posted right here overnight.

We'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Before I go, here are five things we've learned today:

• Police arrest man on suspicion of murder
• Tributes paid to East Yorkshire crossbow murder victim
• Bank closure a 'betrayal', says councillor
• Freedom honour for Sir Tom Courtenay
• New appointment for Rosie Millard

Work has begun on a major tree planting campaign in Hull involving hundreds of local school children.

The 'Trees for Learning' project hopes to plant a million trees in UK schools by 2020.

Today children at Priory Primary School in Hull donned their wellies and helped out.

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The Labour group's budget for Hull over the next three years has been approved by city councillors.

It includes a 4.99% council tax increase in 2018/19 and 1.99% increase in 2019/20 & 2020/21.

Thirty councillors voted in favour while 15 voted against.

East Riding council has blown an opportunity to transform public transport in East Yorkshire.

That's according to Liberal Democrat councillor Denis Healy.

He wanted the council to get involved in a government scheme which could see home former rail links re-opened to boost jobs and growth.

But the ruling Tory group instead voted for an amendment, pledging to focus on roads and flood protection instead.

Two people have been arrested as part of a murder investigation after a man died following an assault outside a bank in Grimsby.

A 36-year-old woman has been a arrested on suspicion of incitement to murder while a 44-year-old man is in custody on suspicion of murder after the death of Tony Richardson.

Mr Richardson, 45, died in hospital following an incident in Old Market Place on Monday afternoon.

Officers are now appealing to find a jacket which they believe is connected to the investigation.

Detective Chief Inspector Stewart Miller said: “I want to re-iterate that the attack on Tony was an isolated incident targeted towards him and not the wider community."

The air ambulance which covers northern Lincolnshire will become a 24-hour service.

Image source, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance

At the moment, crews from the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance only respond to medical emergencies between 07:00 and 19:00.

The charity says it will increase the annual running costs from £2.5m to £4m.

But the charity says its confident it will be able to raise the money needed.

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A plastic bag caught in overhead power lines has caused problems for passengers going south using Virgin Trains East Coast services.

Image source, Virgin

The bag got caught in the overhead lines near St Neots in Cambridgeshire, meaning delays to Virgin Trains East Coast services.

Poor weather conditions are also affecting journeys to and from London King's Cross

A number of trains have been cancelled or are delayed.

You can check the details here:

• Hull Paragon station, external
• Brough, external

Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter is proposing setting a 6.4% increase to the police precept portion of the 2018/19 council tax.

He's asking residents to give their views in an online survey about the proposed rise.

Last month the Home Office announced police forces would receive the same amount of funding from central government for 2018/19 as they received in 2017/18.

The online survey for your views closes, external on 29 January.

An event to honour the life and work of the late MP, Jo Cox, will be held on what would have been her 44th birthday this year, instead of the date she was murdered.

Image source, The Challenge/PA

It's been decided The Great Get Together should held on a more "positive" date.

Last year millions of people took part in community events across the country.

This year they'll take place from 22 June until 24 June.

It's claimed cuts to weight management and drug and alcohol services in Hull could send 'shock waves' through the community.

That's what the Liberal Democrats in the city have told BBC Radio Humberside.

They want their Labour colleagues to back an amendment they've made ahead of today's budget vote.

Councillor Mike Ross says the council should put less into its reserves to support both areas.

Image source, PA

Hull City Council says it's considering using budgets differently to services internally and any changes won't be made until the end of this year at the earliest.

They add the government has cut the Public Health Grant by £1.3m.

Hull-born actor Sir Tom Courtenay has been granted the Honorary Freedom of the City.

It's the highest honour the council can give.

In an emotional speech, Sir Tom dedicated the honour to the Hessle Road area of the city and its fishing community.

He said: "I'm a fish dock worker's son and I always will be."

Members of the Unite union are demonstrating outside Hull's Guildhall about the council's move to take away free parking passes for staff.

The chair of Hull 2017, Rosie Millard, has been appointed the new chair of the BBC's Children In Need.

She said she was "absolutely thrilled" with the new position.

Rosie is a former University of Hull student.

Image source, Hull 2017

A teenager who threatened a woman and her toddler has been captured after he failed to hand himself into police.

Last year Joshua Ingram, 18, from Grimsby admitted making threats to kill, assaulting the woman and causing criminal damage.

He was given a two-year suspended sentence but yesterday the Court of Appeal said that was too lenient and he should be detained for three years.

Police have now arrested him after he ignored a court order to turn up at Grimsby police station by 18:00 last night.

Sir Tom Courtenay, who was born in Hull, was presented with the scroll by the lord mayor.

A conman pretending to be a police officer convinced an OAP he was responding to a burglary before stealing from her.

Humberside Police are now trying to find the man who told the 83-year-old that someone was trying to break into her home in Hibaldstow, near Brigg, through a bedroom window.

He then asked her to write down a list of her valuables while he went into her bedroom and stole money, a ring and an ornament.

It happened around 20:00 last night.