The 48-year-old also installed spy cameras in his wife's car, the trial is told.

Police are looking for a suspected burglar discovered in Laceby, external early this morning before escaping.

A man was discovered in a shed on Gibraltar Lane after a homeowner was woken up around 02:00.

He locked the man in the shed but the suspect smashed his way out through a set of French doors.

Money and computer games were stolen.

The suspect was around 6ft tall, wearing a balaclava with a skull print on and black clothing.

The Scampton-based Red Arrows have announced their tour schedule for the year.

The aerobatic team will take part in 60 displays across the country and abroad - starting at the Torbay Airshow in June.

They'll be in Lincolnshire at the Cleethorpes Armed Forces Day in July.

They'll fly over the British Grand Prix F1 event at Silverstone, ending the season in Monaco in September.

You can see a full list here, external.

Doncaster Crown Court has been told that a Hull dentist wanted to get a date-rape like drug to help him find out if his wife was having an affair.

Majid Mustafa, aged 48, (pictured above) is charged with intentionally encouraging another to commit an offence.

In this case encouraging Robert Lipinski to obtain a noxious substance which could be used on 49-year-old Renata Antczak (pictured below).

Image source, Humberside Police

The jury was told Dr Mustafa installed spy cameras in her car, software on their computer and other software which enabled him to monitor and record phone calls.

The prosecution says that Dr Mustafa wanted another man to obtain GHB, often known as a date-rape drug, to be given to Renata so he could unlock his wife's phone.

Translations of phone calls between Dr Mustafa and his friend Robert Lipinski were read out in court today.

In one Mr Lipinski told Dr Mustafa: "It's a psychotropic agent. It used to be used by the army"

In another he said: "The person has short term memory loss. After eight hours there's no trace of it in the body".

Majid Mustafa denies the charge and the trial continues.

This CCTV image of a man has been released by Humberside Police following a burglary , externalat a hairdressers in Hull.

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It happened on Prospect Street at around 19:30 on 1 April.

The offender broke in to the premises by smashing the door and stole electronic equipment including two laptops an ipad and some cash.

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India's Cheteshwar Pujara has returned to play county cricket for Yorkshire ahead of this summer's Test series against England.

The right-hander, who has had previous spells with Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire, speaks to the BBC Asian Network about playing alongside England Test captain Joe Root:

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Para-javelin athlete Hollie Arnold not only won gold on Monday, but also set a new world record at the Commonwealth Games in Australia.

Although she competes for Wales, Hollie was born in Holton-Le-Clay, went to school in Louth and trained at Cleethopres Athletics Club.

I spoke to her on BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Breakfast Show this morning and she told me about the moment she won:

Building work on a new visitor centre alongside Bottesford Beck in North Lincolnshire has resumed.

Image source, North Lincolnshire Council

The Bottesford and Yaddlethorpe Visitor Centre was due to open this month, but was delayed because of ground-related issues.

The centre is expected to cost about 350,000 and will provide a teaching area, a cafe and toilets.

The plans have faced some local opposition.

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BBC Radio Humberside

Four shops in Hull's city centre have had their windows smashed overnight.

Property was taken from at least one of them.

This was the scene this morning:

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Heavy rain and breezy across the area today.

Mostly cloudy with highs of 14C (57F) but cooler towards the coast.

Grab your binoculars, if you can stand the weather, and head to Bempton Cliffs for a good chance to spot a puffin or two.

Students in Hull are being encouraged to sign the donor register after a record year for organ donations in the area.

It's emerged that 35 families gave permission for organs to be used to save a life in the past year compared to 13 in 2016/17, according to Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.

As a result, 54 life-saving transplants were carried out.

Staff at Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill Hospital also referred more patients to the organ donation team than other hospitals in the country, achieving a referral rate of 94% compared to a national rate of 90%.

Image source, Humberside Fire & Rescue Service

The hospital team will visit the University of Hull tomorrow, 11 April to encourage students to sign the register and donate blood.

A flood alert is in place for low-lying land and roads close to rivers along the south of the Humber.

Image source, Environment Agency

Levels are expected to remain high throughout the next few days.

Forecasts indicate that flooding to properties isn't likely and therefore flood warnings are not expected to be issued.

Plans to protect homes from flooding along the Humber Estuary go on show today.

Work is already under way on the River Hull:

A scientific expedition will next year try to find the Endurance, the ill-fated ship of Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton which had several Hull crew members on board.

The vessel sank in 1915, crushed by sea ice in the Weddell Sea and lost in 3,000m of water.

Shackleton and his crew, including six men form the Hull area, were forced into lifeboats to make an extraordinary and heroic escape across the Southern Ocean.

Image source, RGS

Nearly 100 black and white photographs from the 1914-1917 voyage are currently on show at the Hull Maritime Museum alongside several artifacts from the expedition.

Evidence from groups known as "paedophile hunters" helped police charge at least 150 suspects last year - that's seven times more than two years ago.

An investigation by the BBC in Yorkshire received responses from 29 out of the 43 police forces.

Humberside Police only used this type of evidence once in 2017, the figures show.

Ch Supt Phil Ward, from the Humberside force, says vigilante-style groups can actually hinder an investigation.

"I don't think there's a need for these groups, I think the police already do an amazing job in this area, with our experts and within the confines of the law," says Ch Supt Ward.

Multi-million pound plans to protect thousands of homes from flooding along the Humber Estuary go on show today.

A 12-mile stretch of tidal flood defences running through Hull from Hessle to Paull will be improved and new ones built.

The Environment Agency says the plan (part of which is pictured above) will help protect 113,000 homes and businesses.

The event at the Guildhall in Hull runs from 12:00 until 19:00.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Rain will ease from the south this morning and die out this afternoon.

Here's my full forecast:

A man has been left seriously injured after being attacked in Hull.

Image source, Humberside Police

The 25-year-old man had to be treated in hospital for his injuries after being attacked at an address on Anlaby Road early on Monday morning.

A 42-year-old man has since been arrested in connection with the assault.

A knife and a baseball bat which may have been used in the attack in Hull could have been discarded in someone's garden between Greek Street and Cadogon Street, police believe.

Officers are asking anyone who finds the weapons to contact them.

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

• Major Grimsby fishing industry figure dies
• Animal neglect rates among worst in country according to RSPCA
• Tunnelling project starts under River Humber
• East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire targeted in diabetes scheme
• East Yorkshire and Hull glory at top theatre awards