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Cleethorpes coastguard rescues bus stranded on beach
Live updates on Friday 25 May 2018
A 77-year-old woman has died after being hit by a cement mixer in Hull on Friday afternoon.
It happened on Holderness Road.
The area was closed while emergency crews attended the scene.
It's been a perfect day for getting up close and personal with the birds at Bempton Cliffs by the looks of it.
Image source, BBC/Tony the TigerWeather Watcher Tony the Tiger has beautifully captured this gannet in mid-flight at the RSPB reserve today.
A new power station could be built in South Killingholme and this is what it would look like:
Image source, VPIThe Local Democracy Reporting Service says plans have been submitted to North Lincolnshire Council by VPI Immingham for the new 49.9 megawatt gas-fired station which they say will help the country's move towards renewable energy.
If given approval the plant would be built at Energy Park A at the site on Rosper Road and take around 12 to 18 months to construct, creating 100 jobs in the process.
VPI say the plant would most likely be used at periods of low electricity supply or high demand in order to support the National Grid.
Quote MessageVPI Immingham has been a critical part of the region's industrial infrastructure for over a decade. The new plant will add to this; providing essential services and support to National Grid and underpinning the move to more renewable energy."
David Brignall, Manager, VPI Immingham
Market Weighton Town Council is resisting moves to build 213 new homes southwest of the town centre.
Image source, GoogleCouncillors claim the development could increase the risk of flooding and would put unacceptable pressure on the road network.
Grimsby Town goalkeeper James McKeown signs a new three-year deal with the League Two side.
Read MorePolice want to speak to the man pictured in connection with a break-in at a Beverley jewellers on 4 November in which £25,000 worth of jewellery was stolen.
Image source, Humberside PoliceTwo Hull men are currently awaiting sentencing for their part in the incident.
Following an eight-day trial at Hull Crown Court last week, Ian Billany, 39, of Morpoth Street, Hull, was convicted of burglary and robbery at a Newland Avenue bank on 1 November.
Lee Rose, 38, also of Morpoth Street, admitted robbery and burglary in relation to the same incidents.
Officers believe three men were involved in the jewellery theft and have released a CCTV image of the man they want to identify.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Most places will be dry warm and sunny this afternoon.
However, the coast will be cooler with a risk of sea mist
There's also a small chance of an isolated thunderstorm later.
The top temperature will be about 21C (70F):
Scotland goalkeeper Allan McGregor is returning to Rangers on a two-year deal after rejecting new terms at Hull City.
Read MoreThe RNLI is once again warning people about the dangers of 'tombstoning' after a man broke his back jumping off the pier at Cleethorpes over the weekend.
Image source, RNLIThe emergency services, including the RNLI, were called to the seafront to help the man who was airlifted to hospital.
Matt McNally from the Cleethorpes lifeboat station says jumping into the sea from a height when you don't know how deep the water is not a risk worth taking.
Quote MessageThe water can look really attractive, especially on a hot summers day when you want to cool down. But jumping into water of any sort from height, when you don't know how deep it is or what lies underneath the surface, can be a really dangerous thing to do."
Matt McNally, RNLI, Cleethorpes
Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist was hit on the back of the head and knocked off his bike in an attempted robbery in Grimsby.
It happened at about 22:30 on Monday 14 May on a footpath on Bradley Pitches.
The man managed to get back on his bike and ride off before it could be stolen.
Police say they are looking for a teenager in connection with the incident and are appealing for information.
An environmental campaign group claims a pilot project to capture and store carbon dioxide from Drax Power Station is "a smokescreen".
Drax says the £400,000 project will look into whether gases from burning wood pellets at the power station can be stopped from entering the atmosphere.
It's been burning the pellets, known as biomass, since 2013.
The pellets are shipped to Drax after being made from trees in the southern United States.
But Simon Bowen, from Friends Of The Earth, says the impact of importing biomass is "devastating":
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
Hull KR's Danny McGuire will be out for a minimum of eight weeks with a clot in the leg, says head coach Tim Sheens.
Read MoreA man's been arrested after a road sweeper was stolen and flipped over in Cleethorpes at the weekend.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened on the High Street at about 06:30 on Sunday morning.
It was later found on its side on Kingsway (pictured), near Cleethorpes Leisure Centre.
No one was hurt in the incident, police say.
A number of rail services run by Hull Trains have been cancelled today, with the firm saying it's because more trains than usual are needing repairs at the same time.
Image source, GoogleCancellations include:
Passengers are being advised to check their journey before they travel.
It's the second time this month the firm has been forced to run a reduced service due to a lack of working trains.
Quote MessageA problem emerged with one of the trains over the weekend, but we are expecting it back in service and everything will be back to normal tomorrow.
Hull Trains, Spokesperson
House prices have gone up in Yorkshire and the Humber in the past year significantly above the level of inflation.
Image source, PAWebsite Rightmove says asking prices have increased by 3.9%.
The average price tag on a home in Britain reached a record high of £308,075 on average in May, the property website has reported.
League One side Scunthorpe United sign Southampton striker Olufela Olomola on a three-year deal.
Read MoreRail disruption is continuing on a day dubbed "Meltdown Monday" by unions after new timetables were introduced in Yorkshire and other parts of the country.
Image source, GooglePassengers in Yorkshire have reported delays and cancellations as rail routes covered by Northern saw train times and stopping patterns change from Sunday.
The operator apologised after it cancelled dozens of trains hours after its new timetable began on Sunday.
An Arriva Rail North Ltd spokesman said: "This is a significant operational challenge, and given the late nature of the planning for this, we do expect some localised service disruption, which could happen at very short notice while the new timetable beds in."
The RMT said the move should "spell the end of the privatised chaos on Britain's railways".
It's the moment small flower growers from across the UK have been waiting for... a chance to show their homegrown blooms at the most prestigious flower show in the world.
Linda Clark in Lincolnshire, who's sending blooms as part of the 'Flowers from the Farm' network, says it's been a battle with the weather to make sure they make it in perfect condition for the Chelsea Flower Show:
Italian relatives will fly in from Canada and France to celebrate their family heritage at a Hull exhibition today including the grandson and son of John Coletta (pictured).
Image source, Hull MuseumsHe saved Wilberforce House in World War II and received the George Medal.
Nine more stories of Italian families who settled in Hull are to go on display at the Streetlife Museum.
The "Italian Connections Exhibition" runs until the 1 July.