Attempted abduction of girl, 2, in Hedon
North East Lincolnshire hit hard by drug and alcohol funding cuts
Reduced service on Hull Trains after blaze
Beverley's Kyle Edmund beats David Goffin in last 16
Live updates on Friday 11 May 2018
Street art is helping to spruce-up Hull and includes a new mural which is being painted on the side of this gable end on Buckingham Street, off Hull's Holderness Road:
It's one of a few big pieces of street art to be painted in the east of the city and is being done by Spray Creative, external.
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There's still a knock-on from yesterday's train fire on a Hull Trains service on the East Coast mainline - Two Hull Trains services to London today will be cancelled.
Image source, @sometellyblokeHundreds of passengers were led to safety after the train was forced to stop at Welwyn North.
The cancelled services, external are the 13:48 London to Hull service and the 19:10 Hull to London service.
An East Yorkshire mum says exam stress contributed to her daughter's severe anxiety, and she wants the government to look at what can be done to address the issue.
Rebecca Robinson, from Hessle in East Yorkshire, says her daughter Molly missed nine months of school.
She wants to see more support for parents and children who may be dealing with mental health issues.
MPs from the Education and Health and Social Care Select Committees published a joint report this week saying the government's strategy is "unambitious".
The report said the strategy provides no help to most of the children who need it.
Remember Bagpuss, Noggin the Nog, Ivor the Engine, the Clangers and the Soup Dragon?
They're just some of our favourite childhood TV characters that are in Hull this weekend.
It's part of the V&A Museum of Childhood touring exhibition Clangers, Bagpuss and Co which is on at the Ferens Art Gallery.
It will feature the original puppets, sets, and filming equipment and is on show until 29 July.
If you were wondering what was happening at Hull Marina today, don't worry.
It seems it's just a training exercise:
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There's concern for a missing boy from Hull, external who hasn't been seen since yesterday morning.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThomas Marshall, who's 11-years-old was last seen by his mum when he left his home on Waveney Road at about 08:00 yesterday morning.
He never made it to school and hasn't been seen since.
Thomas could be in east Hull and could be with an older teenager, police believe.
Officers are asking anyone who knows where he is to call them on the 101 number.
North East Lincolnshire is among the areas of England worst hit by cuts to drug and alcohol treatment funding in the past few years, new figures show.
Analysis by the BBC found £162m (18%) has been cut from treatment budgets in England since 2013-14 - with North East Lincolnshire Council seeing the second biggest cut in funding.
The BBC England Data Unit has analysed how much local councils in England budgeted to spend on providing treatment services, external, between 2013-14 and 2017-18.
Real terms budgeted spending on drug and alcohol treatment services in England fell from £877m in 2013-14 to £716m in 2017-18:
Kevin Larkin
Political reporter, BBC Yorkshire
A former government minister has criticised the economic case for a Yorkshire-wide devolution plan.
Image source, PAThe "One Yorkshire" proposal has the backing of 18 out of 20 council leaders and the new Sheffield City Region mayor Dan Jarvis.
However, former Treasury Minister Lord Jim O'Neill has said he does not believe a Yorkshire-wide proposal would deliver the necessary benefits to the economy.
Lord O'Neill also said it was "quite unlikely" the government would allow the One Yorkshire plan to go ahead in its current form.
O'Neill, who is now on the board of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, has also questioned the commitment of the council leaders to the plan.
He's told the BBC: "Those who are most passionate obviously now publicly talk about everybody as being of one mind, but I'm pretty sure if you delve a little bit below the surface it’s not actually really true."
The Northern Powerhouse Partnership later said that it will offer to work closely with the proponents of One Yorkshire to make their case as strong as possible.
British number one Kyle Edmund backed up his win over Novak Djokovic with a stylish victory over world number 10 David Goffin at the Madrid Open.
Image source, ReutersEdmund, 23, who's from Beverley, overpowered the Belgian to win 6-3 6-3 in the third round, putting him on course to climb into the world's top 20 for the first time.
The Yorkshireman, currently ranked at 22, won in just an hour and 12 minutes.
In the quarter-finals Edmund will face teenager Denis Shapovalov, who beat fellow Canadian Milos Raonic.
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There are delays of up to 40 minutes and some cancellations on Southern between Balham and Beckenham Junction, and between North Dulwich and Beckenham Junction due to a broken down train at West Norwood.
There are also delays of up to 20 minutes on Thameslink and Southern services between Brighton and Haywards Heath due to points failure at Preston Park.
And there are delays of up to 20 minutes and some cancellations on Heathrow Connect due to broken down train at Southall.
And there are cancellations on Hull Trains between Kings Cross and Hull this is due to more trains than usual needing repairs at the same time.
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There's a reduced service on Hull Trains today after a fire broke out on one of its trains yesterday.
Image source, Aspects LocksmithsThe train had to stop at a station just north of London yesterday morning.
Hundreds of passengers were lead to safety and the fire brigade was called as a precaution.
The train is now undergoing emergency repairs.
As a result, the 08:23 Hull to London Kings Cross, due at 11:05, is cancelled along with the 10:30 Hull to London service which is due at 13:05.
Challenge Cup holders Hull FC reach the last eight of the 2018 competition with victory at Championship side Featherstone.
Read MoreFire crews tackled a "deep-seated fire" in the engine compartment of a train to London.
Read MoreThe headlines from East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire today include:
Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.
A passenger who was on board a Hull Trains service which caught fire has praised the work of rail staff.
Image source, Louis DeanePassengers were evacuated from the train in Stevenage following the fire this afternoon.
Image source, Louise DeaneQuote MessageThere were some older people who were in the carriage that was on fire. The staff went in and got them out, even though the carriage was filling up with smoke. They were really on the ball."
Louis Deane, Passenger
Phil Morley was due to appear in court next month to face four counts of fraud.
Read MoreTwo deer that got stuck in railings in Grimsby have been released.
Image source, North East Lincolnshire CouncilThe RSPCA and Humberside Fire and Recue were called out earlier to help free them.
They had got trapped in railings near the King George V playing fields.
Workers on Northern train services will stage two fresh strikes on 24 and 26 May in the row over guards on trains, the RMT union has announced.
There are some serious delays on the East Coast mainline this afternoon, following a fire on a Hull Trains service at Stevenage.
Hull Trains services are also affected.
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A Blue Peter time capsule, which was dug up by accident, is coming to Hull.
Construction workers accidentally unearthed the capsule 33 years earlier than planned.
As part of Blue Peter's 60th anniversary the contents of the time capsule are touring the country.
The capsule will be on show at the BBC in Hull from Friday 13 July.