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Image source, Susiesunshine/Skeggyjanet/TwoWei/Beely from Barton, Weather WatchersA new £600,000 CT (Computerised Tomography) scanner has been installed at Grimsby's Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital.
Image source, NLAGThe scanner is used to diagnose cancers, strokes, internal injuries and broken bones.
This new machine will replace the one that was installed in 2009.
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust say they have also secured funding to install a new CT scanner at Scunthorpe Hospital.
That one is expected to be in operation from early 2019.
Quote MessageDemand for imaging has increased significantly in the last 10 years from us scanning 20 to 30 patients a day back then to more than 50 a day now”
Ruth Kent, Head of clinical support services at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust
A clean-up operation will continue today to remove palm oil from parts of the Lincolnshire coast.
The process began yesterday around Cleethorpes and will carry on today near Mablethorpe.
North East Lincolnshire Council say it isn't dangerous to humans but can be toxic to dogs and are urging pet owners to be vigilant.
It has been revealed Cineworld will run Grimsby's new cinema.
It is part of a £20m plan to bring a 9-screen cinema and 7 new restaurants to the town.
Image source, Leslie Jones ArchitectureFreshney Place Shopping Centre managers have signed a deal with North East Lincolnshire Council for a new leisure development, securing Cineworld as the operator.
The development will be an extension to Freshney Place in the town's Riverhead area which will be regenerated by the council.
It's thought the plans will create around 350 jobs while it is being built and a further 130 long-term roles.
The work is due to start in the next 6 months and will be finished towards the end of 2019.
Nearly a billion pounds is needed to fix potholes on roads across Yorkshire and the Humber.
That's according to a report out this morning from the Asphalt Industry Alliance.
It says road users claimed £3m in compensation last year.
Nearly 190,000 potholes were filled-in across Yorkshire and the Humber last year, with the report saying councils in the north have less money to spend on road repairs than elsewhere in England.
The report also says it would take 14 years to get local roads across England and Wales back into a reasonable state.
Police are trying to find this man after a church in Hull was broken into.
Image source, Humberside PoliceIt happened at Jubilee Central on King Edward Street overnight on Saturday 17 March 2018.
Image source, GoogleDamage was caused to the inside of the building and some items were stolen.
Reports of hate crime against children in our area have almost doubled in the last two years.
Humberside Police say there were 68 incidents of children suffering bullying because of their race or faith last year.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe NSPCC is concerned many children are suffering in silence.
Sergeant Nick Bunker from Humberside Police says it's important this type of abuse is reported:
Quote MessageFigures would suggest only 23% of hate crimes are reported to the police. We'd urge people to report abuse like this, so we can look at what we can put in place to try and stop people being targeted because of their race and religion."
A new visitor centre at Spurn Point in East Yorkshire is officially opened today.
Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife TrustIt has been delayed by planning rows, with critics concerned about the visual and environmental impact.
The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust says the centre will open-up the story of Spurn to many more people and wishes it had more support from the community.
Image source, Yorkshire Wildlife TrustThe centre opens to the public on Friday.
Firefighters were called to a fire at a disused village Hall in Hedon, near Hull last night.
Crews were called around 19:00 to the fire on Princes Avenue.
Three fire engines were needed to put it out.
A cold and cloudy start. Find out what the weather holds for the rest of the day with me, Lisa Gallagher:
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
The weekend's storms have felled one of the oldest monkey puzzle trees in Britain - at Sewerby Park, near Bridlington:
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Monkey puzzle trees were first introduced in Britain in the 19th Century and every stately home aspired to have one.
The tree in Sewerby Park was planted in 1869 and was about 65ft (20m) tall before it came down at the weekend.
However, the manager at the hall says staff there have anticipated this event for some time:
Quote MessageWe've got a lot of younger Monkey Puzzle trees planted and ready for this particular occasion."
Martin Burnhill, Manager, Sewerby Hall
Police helicopter crews flying over Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are now using protective eyewear to protect them from laser attacks.
Three years ago,Yorkshire had the highest number of attacks in the UK, despite it being a criminal offence.
That number now appears to be falling:
Hull City striker Greg Luer joins National League side Maidstone on loan with nine league games remaining.
Read MoreHere are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:
Hull Minster has been officially reopened this morning following a multi-million pound refurbishment.
Image source, John MeehanThe main doors to the Minster had been closed to the public for two years while major works were carried out inside the 700 year old building.
Image source, John MeehanIn a ceremony held today the Reverend Canon Dr Neal Barnes and Hull City Council Leader Councillor Steve Brady opened the great West Door, revealing the new renovations to the public.
The relatives of serial killer Stephen Port's victims have been told a report into the Met Police's initial response to the murders "will be damning", according to solicitors.
Image source, Met PolicePort killed four men including 23-year-old Anthony Walgate, from Hull with fatal doses of a date-rape drug. He was given a whole life term in 2016.
Earlier this year a landmark ruling held Met Police liable for serious failings in investigations.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is looking at the Met's investigation into Stephen Port.
A push to give five towns in East Yorkshire a "spring clean" begins today.
East Riding Council officers will be visiting Bridlington, Withernsea, Hedon, Beverley and Driffield with information on what can and can't be recycled in wheelie bins.
Simon Ellen is the chief executive of the Recycling Association. He thinks all councils across the country should all agree on one nationwide set of rules for recycling.
Hundreds of schools in England were sent an email saying a bomb would be detonated on their grounds.
Read MoreHull City Head Coach Nigel Adkins admits his decision to change a winning team at the weekend wasn't taken lightly.
Ondrej Mazuch returned in place of Michael Hector as one of two alterations in the 3-0 defeat at Birmingham City where captain Michael Dawson retained his starting shirt in the side.
The loss leaves Nigel Adkins side just six points above the relegation zone in the Championship.