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Following on from our earlier story about delays on the East Coast main line because of damage to power lines, we've just been made aware of this:
The 11:48 London King's Cross to Hull, due 14:16, will no longer call at Retford.
This is due to damage to the overhead electric wires.
There are 4,103 homes in the Yorkshire and Humber region worth at least £1m, according to Zoopla.
Image source, PAThe property website found there are 768,553 homes across Britain valued at £1m or more, accounting for 2.7% of the nation's housing stock.
Are you one of the lucky few?
People with learning disabilities, their friends, family and carers are getting advice and information about the support available to them at a free event in Hull today.
The Differently Abled event also features an Autism Reality Experience - an immersive training facility that can help people to understand more about the sensory difficulties faced by autistic people.
It's the first time an event of this type has been organised in Hull.
Suzanne Nicholls from the City Health Care Partnership says it is important:
Quote MessageThere is a wide range of support available for people with a learning disability, but half the battle can be signposting them to the right care and support. People with learning disabilities are 58 times more likely to die before the age of 50, often because of health conditions that could have been avoided."
Suzanne Nicholls, Learning Disability Primary Care Liaison Nurse, CHCP
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
The transformation of the old Kingston House into the new K2 development on Bond Street in Hull is almost complete.
The £6m development of luxury apartments and a 100-bed hotel is due to fully open soon.
I've just been to have a look around. It has a roof top bar on one side, running tack on the other, yoga studio, hotel, offices, cafe, gym...
It is unlike anything else currently in the city centre. Great views too!
Remaining cloudier today across eastern parts in particular, but it should brighten up for most especially further inland with sunny spells developing.
Scattered showers are possible this afternoon and turning a little breezier, with highs of around 6C (43F).
People in Hornsea aren't being given enough notice about the closure of the town's Minor Injury Unit, it's being claimed.
Despite campaigns to save the unit, NHS bosses say it is expected to shut by the end of next month.
The closure would see patients travelling to urgent care centres at Beverley, Bridlington and Goole, or booking an appointment for "low level minor injuries" at units in Driffield or Withernsea.
East Riding of Yorkshire councillor Barbara Jefferson has raised concerns that medical services won't be ready to cope with the closure:
Quote MessageThey haven't shown us yet that they can actually cope in the urgent care centres. I'm sure they will tell us they can, but I do like see to things and speak to people and I can tell you now there are going to be problems here for nursing care."
Barbara Jefferson, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
It seems this street in Hull is having a bit of a renaissance:
Image source, GoogleOnce the place to be seen about town, George Street has looked tired and run down in recent years.
But now it's the latest area to benefit from regeneration in the city.
A number of new businesses have set up including bars and a comedy club, with a new Thai street food restaurant and hotel due to open in the near future.
Meanwhile, new apartment complexes are also being done up.and, as you can see below, £6m is being spent on the nearby Kingston House:
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
I met these incredibly inspiring youngsters at Hull Collegiate School this morning.
They're raising awareness of dementia through a partnership with Beverley Parklands Care Home.
They're getting ready to host a special tea dance for the home's residents at their school this afternoon.
A 40,000-year-old mammoth tusk is due to go on sale in Driffield later.
The Ice Age relic first turned up last year at a car boot sale in East Yorkshire.
Its owner will be hoping to make a mammoth profit at today's auction at Dee, Atkinson and Harrison's Driffield saleroom.
Auctioneer Graham Paddison says it will appeal to fossil collectors and other specialists:
Quote MessageIt looks like a rotten log, but there are people who collect fossils and very old things. While it's a very specialised market, those who are interested are willing to pay a decent price for it."
Graham Paddison, Auctioneer
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A cold start to the day across the region with a risk of ice on untreated roads and pavements.
Here's my full forecast:
Many dog owners in North East Lincolnshire are not cleaning up after their pets and are being warned to scoop the poop.
The problem is so bad that North East Lincolnshire Council is now considering hiring a private firm to clean it up and dish out fines.
Other options being considered by councillors is the setting up of an in-house dog dirt team, or using their current community protection teams.
Super League champions Leeds beat Hull KR to preserve their unbeaten start thanks to a Jimmy Keinhorst hat-trick.
Read MoreHull City vice-chairman blames "veiled threats" of disruptive disorder
Steven Bayes denies downloading child abuse images and videos and possessing extreme pornography.
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Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the night.
Here's a look at the top stories for East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire so far today:
Ex-Walsall, Leicester, Hull and Nottingham Forest striker Matty Fryatt retires because of a long-standing Achilles injury.
Read MoreBBC Look North reporter Ian White has sent out a tweet asking for help in finding a couple for an item he is working on.
They were married in 1982 and their marriage was blessed by the Pope when he came to York.
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Councils across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire are cracking down on rogue landlords.
Operation Trawl is now underway in North East Lincolnshire to crack down on up to 4,000 landlords who's tenants are thought to be in dangerous and overcrowded houses.
Meanwhile, Hull City Council have just fined a landlord over £2,000 for failing to adequately manage what is known as house in multiple occupation.
North East Lincolnshire's housing programme manager Jackie Wells says tenants are falling victims to rogue landlords.
Quote MessageIf you have a fire in one of these houses, the fire brigade might not know how many people are living here. Houses of multiple occupancy should meet fire and health and safety regulations which some don't."
Jackie Wells, Housing Programme manager, North East Lincolnshire Council
Hull Kingston Rovers will aim to win their first game of the season when they go to Leeds this evening.
Image source, Hull KRHull KR are unchanged from the squad beaten 28-6 by Wakefield.
Chris Atkin and Jordan Walne will hope to feature after being left out of the team to play Trinity.
An image has been released of a man police want to speak to following a robbery in which a woman was attacked by a man with a craft knife in Hull.
Image source, Humberside PoliceIt happened on Sunday night at around 22:30 when a 31-year-old woman was approached by two men on 8th Avenue in Hull.
They demanded money and her phone. After she handed it over one of the men is alleged to have attacked her causing minor injuries to her neck.
Police are appealing for anyone with information to call 101 quoting log 528 04/02/18.