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Use our tracker to check whether your local services are meeting waiting-time targets for cancer, routine operations, A&E and mental health treatment.
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Castleford 24-24 Hull KRpublished at 17:57 BST 17 June 2018
Jy Hitchcox scores four tries for Castleford but Hull KR cross twice in the last 10 minutes to secure a draw.
Read MoreIndian prison term inspires challengepublished at 13:01 BST 17 June 2018
Ray Tindall, who was one of the Chennai Six, is running 18 marathons in 18 days for charity.
Read MoreHull FC 10-14 Wiganpublished at 19:14 BST 16 June 2018
Wigan Warriors end their three-match losing run with victory at Hull FC to stay second in the Super League table.
Read MoreMan found murdered on city grasslandpublished at 12:17 BST 16 June 2018
The body of a man aged in his 50s was found on Friday night in Hull.
Read MoreSouthend sign Scunthorpe striker Hopperpublished at 18:24 BST 15 June 2018
Southend United sign Scunthorpe United striker Tom Hopper and goalkeeper Ted Smith agrees a new contract.
Read MoreToday's top storiespublished at 18:00 BST 15 June 2018
Here are today's top stories for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire
- New underground trains order brings £1.5 billion deal to Goole
- Third of health budget spent on drug and alcohol abuse
- Police officer dismissed after assault conviction
- Strikes at three Yorkshire colleges suspended
- Van Morrison to play Hull Venue
Updates on breaking news will continue through the weekend.
Weather: Mixed forecast for the weekendpublished at 17:43 BST 15 June 2018
Any showers will die away to leave a dry night.
Tomorrow morning will see showery rain move in from the west.
In the afternoon there's a risk of heavy showers and possible thunderstorms.
Sunday will be largely dry and settled.
Beverley hosts alternative folk festivalpublished at 17:18 BST 15 June 2018
Local folk musicians will perform in pubs and clubs around Beverley this weekend, as they look to replace the defunct Beverley folk festival.
Image source, Beverley Fringe FestivalThe Beverley folk festival was called off in April, after the firm which ran it went bust.
The festival started in 1984 and was to be held for the sixth time at Beverley Racecourse in June.
This evening's Beverley fringe festival will see acts perform at a number of local pubs and the East Riding Theatre.
Police test facial recognition technologypublished at 16:52 BST 15 June 2018
Humberside Police are testing facial recognition technology at Humber ports to try and identify wanted people.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThe two day trial, which was done in partnership with the Metropolitan Police, was carried out at King George Docks earlier this week.
The forces say initial tests indicate using the technology was a success.
'Rusty' cyclists offered confidence raising coursepublished at 16:24 BST 15 June 2018
Cyclists who are a bit "rusty" are being offered the chance to take a free court to help them regain their confidence on two wheels:
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End of X postElderly man knocked over during Hessle shop theftpublished at 15:54 BST 15 June 2018
An 80-year-old man has been left with injuries to his head and elbow after he was knocked to the floor by two men during a shop theft in Hessle.
Image source, Humberside PoliceCCTV images have been released of the suspects.
The incident happened at the Co-op supermarket on Hessle Square just before 10:00 on 21 April.
MP welcomes rail investmentpublished at 15:31 BST 15 June 2018
Andrew Percy, the MP for Brigg and Goole, has said the news that 94 new underground trains will be built at the new Siemens factory in Goole is "brilliant".
Image source, TfLThe contract will help bring 700 new manufacturing jobs to the town and an estimated 50 new apprentice and graduate positions will be created.
The contract is worth £1.5 billion to Siemens.
Quote MessageIt's brilliant news and perhaps we should be a bit nicer about all the investment going on in London. This investment in London is something we can all be grateful for because it means hundreds of jobs here and millions on pounds being spent in Goole.
Andrew Percy MP, Brigg and Goole
Foot to the pedal for Beverley bike festivalpublished at 15:18 BST 15 June 2018
A bicycle stunt team, a penny-farthing and other types of bikes will all feature in this year's Beverley bike festival, external.
Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire CouncilThe free event will be held in Beverley’s Saturday Market on Sunday.
The whole of the market place will become a huge cycling playground with plenty of free family activities.
There will also be three organised family bike rides around Beverley.
Quote MessageWe hope all the events across the week will encourage families to get out on their bikes more and maybe some to take up cycling for the first time."
Councillor John Barrett, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Hull Trains cancel servicespublished at 14:40 BST 15 June 2018
Hull Trains have cancelled the 15.12 Hull to London Kings Cross service.
The 18.48 London Kings Cross to Beverley service has also been cancelled.
Passengers are being given alternative travel advice:
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End of X postGrimsby sign Imps midfielder Whitehousepublished at 14:19 BST 15 June 2018
Grimsby Town sign midfielder Elliott Whitehouse from League Two rivals and neighbours Lincoln City on a two-year deal.
Read MoreDelays expected near hospital after accidentpublished at 14:13 BST 15 June 2018
Motorists are being warned of delays around the Hull Royal Infirmary area after a car accident earlier.
Strikes at three Yorkshire colleges suspendedpublished at 13:45 BST 15 June 2018
Strike action by staff at three Yorkshire colleges which was due to take place from Monday has been called off.
Hull College Group, which runs colleges in Hull, Goole and Harrogate, has begun a restructuring plan to deal with a £10m deficit, putting 231 jobs at risk.
Monday's strike was planned to follow a three-day walkout in May by University and College Union (UCU) members.
In a joint statement, Hull College Group and the UCU say the strike action next week has been suspended following "positive" talks.
Both groups say they will continue to work together to avoid compulsory redundancies as part of the restructure:
Quote MessageWe mutually recognise that the past few years have been very challenging for staff and students at Hull College Group and we share the joint ambition to bring about positive changes to ensure we continue to be vibrant and exciting places to learn and a good place to work."
Hull College Group and UCU joint statement
Your headlines this lunchtimepublished at 13:18 BST 15 June 2018
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
- New underground trains order brings £1.5bn deal to Goole
- A third of Hull's health budget is spent on drug and alcohol abuse
- First live gigs for Hull new music venue are announced
Van Morrison to play Hull Venuepublished at 12:53 BST 15 June 2018
Northern Irish singer Van Morrison will be the first major headline act to perform at Hull's new music venue.
The Brown Eyed Girl singer will perform on the 30 August, Hull Venue announced.
