A court has heard how a CCTV camera was moved to prevent it filming a violent attack near a shopping centre in Grimsby.

Anthony Richardson, 45, died of his injuries in January after being attacked near the Freshney Place shopping centre.

Marc Finnie, 44, and his wife Sarah, 36, both of Grimsby, each deny murder.

A third defendant, Gary Clarke, who also works a security guard at the shopping centre, denies assisting the couple.

The trial continues.

A dog owner has told how his pet has been "missing" for more than two months since the RSPCA raided kennels in north Lincolnshire.

The charity went into 4Paws Vets and Rescue Centre at Killingholme in March and took about 100 dogs as part of a "welfare investigation".

Mr Hamilton said he had not been told whether his dog Wally is even alive, which he added was a "terrifying prospect".

The RSPCA said all the dogs remain in the care of the police and the Dogs Trust.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight will be dry and mainly clear, although coastal areas likely to see mist and low cloud developing later.

Light northerly wind and minimum temperature of 5C (41F).

Here's my full forecast:

Nobody is reported injured in the the blaze near Barnetby Top in Northern Lincolnshire.

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A large group of travellers have pitched their caravans and set up camp on a west Hull playing fields, external.

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Four police officers were assaulted in two separate incidents in Scunthorpe over the weekend.

One officer was bitten and left with facial injuries during an incident on Grosvenor Street North in the town on Sunday.

Another three officers were injured as they tried to restrain a man on Teale Street on Saturday.

Humberside Police said it wouldn't tolerate assaults on its' officers.

Do you live in East Yorkshire and would you like to be a foster carer? If so, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, external would like to hear from you...

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The council is to hold a series of events as part of Foster Care Fortnight - which starts today - for people who are interested in finding out more.

Carers are being sought for children from babies upwards - and for children with disabilities.

Prospective foster carers would ideally be over 25 and they can be single, married or co-habiting, the council says.

The two-year-old girl was playing in her garden in East Yorkshire when a man allegedly tried to grab her.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats say they'll work together on North East Lincolnshire Council.

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The council's ruling Labour group were left with a one seat majority over the Conservatives following this month's local elections.

The parties say they haven't formed a coalition but will work together on key issues on a "confidence and supply" basis.

There's been a big increase in the number of care homes going out of business, according to accountancy firm Moore Stephens, external.

The company said about 150 care home businesses entered some form of insolvency in the last financial year, an increase of more than 80% compared to the previous year.

Mike Thompson, director of Bluebird Care in Hull and Beverley, said he's surprised even more homes haven't gone under:

The RSPCA removed about 100 dogs as part of the "welfare investigation" in March.

An animal rescue centre at the centre of a large raid by the police and RSCPA has been put on the market.

More than a hundred animals were removed from the 4 Paws Veterinary Clinic in South Killingholme in March.

It's now on the market for £320,000.

Plans for a farmers' market in Hull's Trinity Square have been given final approval by city council's licensing committee, external.

The first event is due to be held on Saturday 26 May, with other dates scheduled every month until September.

It'll be dry with some sunshine this afternoon.

Areas of cloud will drift in from the east at times though, and there'll be a brisk northerly breeze:

The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire this lunchtime include:

• Hundreds more foster carers needed in Yorkshire and Humber
• Tickton's Kyle Edmund breaks into world tennis top 20
• Scunthorpe Library reopens after big revamp

Humberside Police say 14-year-old Shannea Elmi, missing for almost a week from Hull, has been found safe and well.

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A tanker fire has closed part of the M180 near Barnetby Top - motorists are being warned to avoid the area if possible:

Police are searching for a 14-year-old girl who is missing from her home in Hull.

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Officers say Shannea Elmi was last seen on Ganstead Grove, in the Holderness Road area, on Tuesday 8 May.

Shannea's described as being around 4ft 6ins tall, of slim build and with short dark hair.

She was last seen wearing a black Nike jacket and carrying a pink bag.

BBC Weather Watchers

The recent run of good weather continued into the weekend here in Lincolnshire, so let's take a look at what our BBC Weather Watchers got up to:.

Weather Watcher Ar captured this floral scene in Hainton:

While Weather Watcher All Quiet on the Wolds snapped this next one in Barnetby le Wold:

And it's not just humans who've been enjoying the recent hot spell...

TwoWei took this picture in Dunham:

You can join in by clicking this link and following the instructions and maybe next time it'll be your photo on here?

More than 600 extra foster carers are needed to look after vulnerable children in the Yorkshire and Humber region, researchers have found.

Five Rivers Child Care, external believes 610 more carers are needed across the region.

It carried out a survey of 2,000 people to discover what prevents people applying to become carers.

It found 60% were unaware that foster carers could be paid up to £25,000 a year.

It also discovered 57% of those questioned were unaware that childless individuals or couples can foster.