Plans for Humber Street Sesh to expand on to the west side of Hull Marina have been approved.

Permission was granted unanimously subject to some restrictions to address concerns the event would be disruptive to residents in the area.

Bars will have to close earlier - at 22:30 - music will also finish earlier - at 22:45.

Sales of homes in England and Wales for over £1m have hit a new high. How many were sold near you?

A couple have been jailed for the manslaughter of a homeless man who was killed in a revenge attack.

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Anthony Richardson (pictured above), 45, died in hospital after he was assaulted outside a bank in Old Market Place, Grimsby, on 15 January.

The jury heard Marc Finnie, 44, carried out the attack at the request of his security guard wife Sarah Finnie, 36.

She had been upset at comments Mr Richardson had made about her after he was thrown out of the shop where she worked.

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Marc Finnie (pictured left), 44, has been jailed for eight years and his wife Sarah Finnie (pictured right) jailed for seven years.

The Finnies, of Sutcliffe Avenue, Grimsby, were cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter yesterday at Sheffield Crown Court.

A bus recovered from Cleethorpes beach during the early hours of this morning belongs to a company in Skegness.

Image source, RNLI/Glenn Peterson

Skegness Red Cabs, which runs the Red Bus service, told the BBC it belonged to them and they believed it had been stolen.

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Humberside Police officers discovered the bus and assisted the RNLI with the recovery operation.

An investigation is underway to establish how the bus ended up on the beach.

Plans to extend the Humber Street Sesh, an annual music festival on Hull's marina, are being looked at today.

Organisers want to use both sides of the marina for this year's event, but the plans have faced opposition from some local councillors.

They fear the event could be too disruptive for residents in the area.

The festival has been growing each year and attracted more than 30,000 people last August.

Bridlington missed out on the title of UK Fishing Port of the Year, external at an awards ceremony last night.

Bridlington was one of five coastal towns shortlisted for the award but was pipped at the post by Peterhead in Scotland.

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Two Hull Trains services have been cancelled so far today...

The 08:23 service from Hull to London Kings Cross was initially delayed by a train being late from the depot but it then got cancelled.

Another service, the 11:48 from London Kings Cross to Hull, has also been cancelled due to a train breaking down.

It follows months of problems for Hull Trains after a number of its trains were damaged:

The average UK household income, after taxes and benefits are accounted for, is £19,432 per person.

Almost one year on from the Grenfell disaster, sprinklers have been installed in Scunthorpe's tower blocks.

It's cost about £800,000 and about five months' work to put a device in every room of every flat in the town's four blocks.

North Lincolnshire Council was the first authority in the region to pledge to fit the extra safety measures following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

Donald Ellis, who lives in Princess House, says people were scared after the Grenfell Tower fire killed so many:

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Not a great start to the day but the rain should ease.

Here's my full forecast:

The coastguard was called out in Cleethorpes in the early hours of this morning after a bus was spotted in the water.

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The vehicle was discovered close to the resort's pier just before 03:00.

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A search failed to find anybody on the vehicle or nearby and the bus was eventually towed off the beach by the RNLI.

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It's not clear how it came to be there.

The first ever Puffin Festival takes place in East Yorkshire this bank holiday weekend.

Organised by the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, the festival celebrates the thousands of puffins flocking to the cliffs in East Yorkshire to raise their young.

Children from Flamborough Primary School are due to switch on the Wildlife Trust's live camera this morning and on Monday an artist will create a puffin on North Landing beach.

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

• Couple are found guilty of manslaughter of a homeless man in Grimsby
• A63 closes after a lorry hits a bridge
• New Port of Hull deal hailed as "great success"
• Controlled explosion of an explosive device in Snaith
• Scrap metal raises thousands for North Lincolnshire schools.

Tony Richardson died in hospital after he was attacked outside a Grimsby bank in January.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Plenty of late sunshine at first, but cloud will quickly build as showers start to encroach from the southeast.

It'll be an increasingly cloudy night with further showers that could be thundery.

The engineer inspecting a bridge over the A63, which had been damaged after a lorry struck it and shed it's load, has said the bridge is safe enough for the A63 to reopen.

The A63 has been closed for almost four hours and there are long delays in the area.

Humberside Police have improved sufficiently and will no longer require special "engagement" with Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary, external (HMIC).

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Humberside Police was graded as inadequate in 2015.

HMIC say the force has made enough progress in addressing the concerns it raised.

The force will now be under the normal inspection routine.

A bomb disposal unit removed an explosive device found in Snaith today and carried out a controlled explosion at another location.

The device was found at a property on High Street and the road has now been re-opened after it had been closed due to public safety concerns.

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