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A busy day for one referee, plus football's fastest starter among five things you may have missed in the EFL.

Sub Gary Roberts rescues a point for Wigan in a six-goal thriller against Scunthorpe with a late equaliser.

Catalans Dragons earn their first Super League win of the season at their fifth attempt, edging out Hull KR in Perpignan.

A last-gasp goal from James Berrett rescues a point for Grimsby as they draw with fellow strugglers Port Vale.

Hull City fight back from 3-1 down to clinch a thrilling win against Norwich City

The Pleasure Island carousel was apparently bought in error for £180,000 by an online bidder.

Former Peterborough United left-back Andrew Fox joins League Two strugglers Grimsby Town until the end of the season.

The top stories in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:

• Scunthorpe MP demands action to protect steel industry from US tariffs

• Masked men threaten couple at Grimsby home
• Volunteers turn out in force for beach clean-up following stormy weather.
• A right merry-go-round: A bidder buys a £180,000 carousel by accident
• Take That surprise fans in Hull

It'll be a cloudy and milder night to come with spells of rain.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, it's going to be cloudy, wet, and windy for much of the day, with the occasional sunny spell.

It'll feel very warm though, with temperatures reaching 14C (57F) in places.

More than 100 volunteers turned up to help clean-up beaches on the East Yorkshire coast today.

Yorkshire Wildlife Trust organised the event following last week's stormy weather, which washed up thousands of lobsters, crabs and fish, along with large amounts of plastic waste.

Bex Lynam, from the trust, explains why today's clean-up was so important:

North Lincolnshire Council says its crews will be out in force over the next few weeks fixing potholes on the area's roads.

Image source, North Lincolnshire Council

The authority says it's part of a £49m investment in improving roads over the next four years.

It says fixing potholes is being prioritised:

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A major search for a man missing from a ferry in the North Sea gas been described as "unprecedented" by the RNLI.

The man, who is in his 60s, wasn't on the DFDS ferry from Amsterdam when it docked in North Shields yesterday morning.

His luggage was found inside his cabin but there was no sign of him.

He was last seen on board at about 04:00.

A major search and rescue operation took place between the Tyne and Bridlington but was called off last night.

It may be officially spring (meteorologically speaking at least), but it certainly hasn't felt like it in recent weeks.

However, if these photos sent in by our BBC Weather Watchers are anything to go by, it's starting to look a little bit more like spring out there.

Thanks to Weather Watcher Ar for sending this snap of spring blooms in Grimsby:

Image source, Ar

This shot of blue skies and snowdrops in Kellington are a clear sign that spring has sprung:

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NHS trusts blame "pressure" on services for their failure to meet national treatment targets.

An elderly woman was pushed to the ground and robbed as she walked to work in Cleethorpes this morning, say police.

Officers say the 70-year-old was left very shaken and she injured her wrist in the incident on Grant Street at about 05:10.

Police say they are looking for two men aged 20 to 25 who were clean shaven and of average build and wearing black.

The man claims he was trying to close his internet browser when he made the online pledge in error.

A further two 24-hour strikes by workers at train operator Northern will take place this month in a dispute over driver-only-operated trains, the RMT union has confirmed.

Image source, Northern Rail

The action will take place on 26 and 29 March, with the RMT calling for talks with Arriva North, which runs Northern services, and the Department for Transport.

Mick Cash, from the RMT, said: "No-one should be in any doubt, this dispute is about putting the safety of the travelling public before the profits of the private train companies."

We are waiting to hear back from Northern.

Susan Gravel was hit and killed by a car in Doncaster a year ago, while the driver has never been caught.

Calvin Robinson
Local Democracy Reporter - North Lincolnshire

Hospital trusts across the county have all failed to meet their waiting time targets since the start of this year.

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According to figures collated by the BBC, the trust which runs hopitals in Lincoln, Grantham and Boston failed to meet targets for cancer care, A&E and planned operations.

It missed its target for admitting and treating patients at A&E in four hours by 25%.

The trust has failed to meet its targets for A&E and cancer care every year since 2014.

But the chief operating officer at the trust - Mark Brassington - argued that it has seen a significant increase in pressure on all of its hospitals. He said: "We have experienced increased demand in our emergency departments resulting in our inability to see, treat and admit patients as quickly as we would like."

The Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust also missed its targets - 83.4% of patients at A&E were seen in four hours.

The target is 95%.