Hundreds of jobs could be created in Grimsby after Youngs Seafood won a contract to supply fish to a major retailer.

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The company has announced it has secured three contracts to supply chilled and frozen coated fish, salmon and white fish to Marks and Spencer.

About 200 jobs could be created in Grimsby, but it comes at the expense of 450 roles in Scotland as Youngs has announced plans to close its site in Annan, Scotland.

The news comes a week after Five Star Fish in Grimsby announced plans to close, putting almost 400 jobs at risk.

This was the scene on the M62 near Goole earlier, after a lorry carrying a static caravan crashed through the central reservation:

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The lorry hit a car which was travelling in the other direction.

The motorway near the Ouse Bridge has been closed for several hours and is expected to stay shut for some hours, possibly well into tonight.

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The M62 near Goole will not reopen for a number of hours, possibly well into tonight, according to Humberside Police.

Some drivers have been stuck for several hours after a lorry carrying a caravan crashed through the central reservation near the Ouse Bridge this morning.

Police say the road closure is likely to have an impact on rush hour traffic and say surrounding roads are very congested.

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Hull City defender Angus MacDonald is a doubt for the Tigers' trip to Championship leaders Wolverhampton later.

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He limped off during the second half of Saturday's 0-0 draw with Aston Villa.

City now sit four places above the relegation zone.

The M62 near Goole remains closed this afternoon following a serious crash.

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Here's what we know so far:

• The M62 is closed in both directions between junctions 36 and 37 near the Ouse Bridge
• A lorry carrying a static caravan crashed through the central reservation and hit a car travelling in the opposite direction at about 09:39 this morning
• The tailbacks stretch up to two miles, according to Humberside Police
• Highways England says it is working to free people who have been stuck in traffic for several hours. People who were stuck on the westbound route have now been released
• Diversions are in place. The latest information from Highways England can be found here, external
• The road is expected to remain closed for most of the day and drivers are being advised to avoid the area

Three flood warnings remain in place in East Yorkshire following heavy rainfall.

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The Environment Agency says water levels in the Hedon area are currently falling after this morning's high tide, but will remain high through the day.

Water levels on the River Hull around the Wilfholme pumping station are still high, but no further significant rainfall is forecast this afternoon, the agency adds.

River levels are expected to remain high for the next 24-48 hours.

It'll be cloudy for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire with some showers this afternoon, but it should clear to leave some brighter spells later.

Staying dry through this evening with the chance of more rain by the early hours of tomorrow morning:

Ten flood warnings are currently in place for parts of North Yorkshire.

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High water levels on parts of the River Ouse in York and Naburn, the River Foss on the outskirts of York and the River Derwent near Stamford Bridge, mean homes and businesses should prepare for possible flooding.

The Foss Barrier in York (pictured), a 16.5 tonne gate, was activated as river levels rose.

There are also warnings in place for riverside properties at Pickering as a flood warning is in place for Pickering Beck, as well as at Osbaldwick Beck near York.

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Work on a new lifeboat station in Cleethorpes is expected to start later this year, according to the RNLI.

The new station will replace the current building which has been on Central Promenade for 30 years.

It will also mean the resort will get a new lifeboat.

There are tailbacks stretching approximately two miles on the M62 in East Yorkshire this lunchtime, according to Humberside Police.

The road is closed in both directions after a lorry carrying a caravan crashed through the central reservation.

Highways England says it is working to free drivers who have been stuck in the tailbacks for several hours.

It says traffic is being turned around, but drivers should remain in their cars until instructed by traffic officers.

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

• The M62 is closed in both directions near Goole after a lorry crashed through the central reservation
• Flood warnings remain in place in parts of East Yorkshire
• Humberside Police to test 'sobriety tags' on offenders

A pedestrian has suffered serious head injuries after being hit by a bus in Grimsby, say Humberside Police.

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It happened on Bargate this morning.

Officers say the pedestrian is in a serious, but not life-threatening condition.

The road was closed for an hour but is now fully reopened.

Highways England says it is working to move people who have been stuck in their cars for hours following the crash near the Ouse Bridge on the M62.

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There are long tailbacks in both directions after a lorry carrying a caravan crashed through the central reservation between junctions 36 and 37 at around 9:30.

The road is expected to be closed for most of the day.

Highways officers are asking drivers to be patient and to stay in their cars.

More now on the serious accident that has blocked the M62 motorway at Ouse Bridge.

Highways England says it expects the M62 near Goole to be closed for most of the day, following the serious collision.

A lorry carrying a caravan is believed to have crashed through the central reservation near the Ouse Bridge and hit a car travelling in the other direction.

Drivers are being warned to expect long delays.

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Humberside Police would not confirm any injuries, but drivers were warned to expect long delays as investigations were carried out.

The air ambulance was at the scene, as well as fire, ambulance and police.

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Humberside Fire and Rescue say parts of Hull are not safe for crews to go to, because of the risk of attacks and abuse.

The service says its teams have been spat at, received verbal abuse and have had objects thrown at their vehicles eight times since the start of the year.

It says its 4x4 response vehicles, which are staffed by two firefighters, will no longer be sent to deal with incidents in areas including Orchard Park and St John's Grove.

Fully-staffed fire engines, which carry CCTV cameras will have to be sent instead.

Humberside Police says the M62 is closed in both directions near to Goole after a lorry crashed through the central reservation and hit a car travelling in the other direction.

It happened close to the Ouse Bridge, between junctions 36 and 37.

Emergency services are on the scene, but police say they expect the road to be closed in both directions for a "significant amount of time."

Officers are asking people who are caught up in queues to stay in their cars.

People from East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire who have committed crimes when drunk are some of the first in the country to trial so-called "sobriety tags".

The American-style technology, which detects any alcohol the wearer drinks, is currently being tested on 56 people in our area.

The pilot is taking place in the Humberside, Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire areas.

It is hoped it'll reduce alcohol-related violence in towns like Grimsby and Cleethorpes.

People can be sent to prison if they drink alcohol while wearing one.

The M62 is closed in both directions near to the Ouse Bridge, following what Humberside Police are describing as a "serious" crash.

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Traffic is at a standstill between junction 36 for Goole and junction 37 for Howden.

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Humberside Police are advising people to avoid the area if possible.

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Beverley Minster has been awarded more than £30,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to repair the leaking roof.

Along with conservation work, the Minster says the funding will be used to help develop plans for an exhibition about Beverley's historical importance.

It is hoping to secure a further £400,000 to complete the work.

The Environment Agency says river levels are expected to remain high for at least 24 hours, following heavy rain over the Bank Holiday weekend.

This is what Beverley Beck is looking like this morning:

There are road closed signs on Waterside Road in Beverley, but any flooding there seems to have cleared.

Three flood warnings remain in place, external on the Westlands Drain in Hedon and the River Hull and Holderness Drain at Tickton near Beverley