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Any lingering showers at first this evening will die away to leave a cold, dry and partly cloudy night with light winds.
The risk of few patches of mist and freezing fog forming.
NHS trust blames an electronic administration system for a backlog of more than 9,000 letters.
Read MoreThe Met Police has already been criticised over potential missed opportunities to catch serial killer Stephen Port.
Read MoreA rogue trader in Hull is having to shell out £14,000 in compensation after leaving a customer without a kitchen or bathroom for weeks.
Daniel Shaun Dodsley, 28, of Boothferry Park Halt, Hull, operated as DD Building Services.
He admitted four offences under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations between December 2016 and February 2017.
He was sentenced to a two-year conditional discharge at Hull Magistrates Court, following an investigation by Trading Standards officers from Hull City Council.
A study found the proposed scheme was unaffordable in the current financial climate, the council said.
Read MoreHull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy has welcomed a government review into how the NHS handles cases where complications have been caused by medical treatment.
The review follows high-profile campaigns about two drugs which have been linked to birth defects, and problems caused by the use of vaginal mesh.
Ms Hardy, who's campaigned on the issue of surgical mesh, says there are still areas that need to be addressed, such as support for victims and the way products are put on the market.
Duse Mohamed Ali, actor, writer and pan-African campaigner, founded Hull's Shakespeare Society.
Read MoreThe MP for East Yorkshire has defended having a phone number which cost some of his constituents up to 55p a minute to call.
Sir Greg Knight has now removed the 0845 number from his website, but insisted it was "not a money making exercise".
Telecom campaigners say MPs should not be using so-called non-geographic numbers.
Plans for a major re-development of Bridlington Harbour are being put on hold because they're too expensive.
East Riding Council and Bridlington harbour commissioners wanted to create a new marina for leisure boats.
The plans were for the commercial fishing fleet to have stayed in the existing harbour.
A study found the work would cost around £115m, which would be difficult to raise in the current financial climate.
The leader of the council says it is disappointing, but they will explore alternatives.
Quote MessageIt is with a heavy heart that the decision has had to be made to put this game-changing project on hold. However, too much progress has been made in recent years for us to sit and dwell on this disappointing news, so the council and the commissioners have decided to seize the opportunity and look at other ways in which we can work together to help regenerate this important part of the town.”
Stephen Parnaby OBE, Leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council
It may still be February but these lambs in Beverley certainly have a spring in their step!
Image source, BBC/nick hedgesThese sunny delights are a sign of the sunshine in Keelby.
Image source, BBC/susiesunshineAnd the beach at Bridlington reflects the beautiful blue sky.
Image source, BBC/DraKeep your feel-good weather pictures coming!
Bosses at the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust have apologised for a backlog of more than 9,000 letters to GPs.
It affects both Scunthorpe General Hospital and Grimsby's Diana Princess of Wales Hospital in key departments such as cardiology, ear nose and throat and ophthalmology.
The problem has been largely blamed on an electronic administration system as well as staff turnover.
The trust confirmed the letters will be issued by the end of February.
Quote MessageI would like to apologise for any anxiety caused and reassure patients that we are taking decisive action to address the backlog of letters that built up after the final sign-off stage of the electronic system was not completed in some cases."
Dr Kate Wood, Acting medical director, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust
This dramatic photograph shows part of a perilous Antarctic expedition led by renowned explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.
Image source, Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)It is part of a collection of pictures taken by photographer Frank Hurley during the dangerous Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917.
The Endurance became trapped in ice in early 1915 and sank 10 months later, but all expedition members and the glass plate images were rescued.
The collection is going on display at Hull Maritime Museum from Saturday 3 March to Sunday 3 June.
The free exhibition will also feature artefacts from the intrepid journey and a narrative comprising logs and diaries of Shackleton and his crew.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A fair amount of cloud around this afternoon but some bright or sunny spells may break through at times.
Just the small chance of a light shower with the winds staying light.
A new government project group has been set up to work on the Greater Grimsby town deal.
It could see millions of pounds coming into the area.
The deal brings together high-profile figures from the private and public sectors to bring money into the area and has been backed by the government in its Industrial Strategy white paper.
Council leaders and MPs will meet Ministers in a fortnight and the business secretary is planning a visit to North East Lincolnshire in June.
The company running patient transport in Lincolnshire and Hull is due to explain to health bosses later what it's doing to make sure more patients are picked up on time.
There have been complaints that Thames Ambulance passengers have missed vital appointments or been left stranded at hospitals for hours.
Respresentatives of company are due to appear before the Lincolnshire Health Scrutiny Committee later.
Archive footage of people growing up in Hull as far back as World War Two will be shown this afternoon.
The sold-out screening is on at the Maritime Museum.
The footage features children being moved out during the war, VE Day celebrations, parades and jubilee teas.
There will be an extra showing at Ferens Art Gallery on Saturday 10 March.
A woman has raised £1,600 for a hospice by having her locks lopped for the cause.
Image source, Lindsey Lodge HospiceUma Vijay's hair was once so long it reached below her knees and she has never had short hair.....until now.
Here she is after she chopped off her locks in aid of Lindsey Lodge Hospice, external.
Image source, Lindsey Lodge HospiceUma raised more than £1,600 in sponsorship for lopping off 20 inches of her hair in memory of her sister.
Quote MessageRaising raise funds for the hospice seemed entirely appropriate"
Uma Vijay, Fundraiser
Unemployment in Yorkshire and the Humber has gone up by 5,000, with the region now having the second highest rate of unemployment in the country.
Image source, PANationally, UK unemployment has increased slightly for the first time in two years.
The rate of unemployment rose from 4.3% to 4.4% for the three months to the end of December, the Office for National Statistics said.
Wages grew by an average of 2.5%, up from 2.4% the previous month - the numbers of unemployed nationally rose by 46,000 to 1.47 million.
The ancient game of the Haxey Hood may be started by The Fool (pictured) but is it a fool's game to keep a local pub running for one busy day a year?
Participants say the lack of pubs in the area is putting the annual event in jeopardy.
Plans to turn the Duke William pub into homes have been withdrawn but the parish council will consult with residents tonight on the building's fate.
Its closure leaves just two participating pubs in the annual event which has been taking place since the 14th century.
Planner Mark Simmonds says it was losing money:
Quote MessageThe Duke William is losing money. We can't see that it is justified to keep a pub open for 365 days of the year to serve one event on one day. However much it's loved by local people, no business can operate on that basis"
Mark Simmonds, North Lincolnshire Council
Rather cloudy at first with maybe the odd spot of drizzle but it will brighten with some sunny spells developing.
