Parents have described a public footpath which leads to an East Yorkshire school as an "accident waiting to happen".

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They want the council to put up street lighting and widen the path, which is next to the church and Beverley Saint Nicholas Primary.

The school has recently been re-developed, which has increased footfall on this path.

More than 80% of parents use this route, which is off Holme Church Lane in the town.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council says its officers are now considering how best to address these concerns.

Ref! tells a fictionalised story of Julia Lee in the male-dominated world of rugby league referees.

Police advice has led to the kick-offs for the Grimsby Town v Lincoln City's matches being brought forward.

The two local derbies, which happen on Saturday 18 August and Saturday 19 January will now kick off at 13:00.

There have been violence at clashes between the two local teams in the past.

Australian-born back-row forward Mark Minichiello has signed a new one-year contract to keep him at Hull FC until the end of the 2019 season.

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The 36-year-old, who captained Italy at the 2017 World Cup, joined at the start of the 2015 season.

He's has played more than 100 games and appeared in two Challenge Cup finals for the club.

He said it has "changed dramatically for the better" since he arrived.

"I've already created some great memories," he told the club website, external.

Here's how England fans celebrated in Hull after the dramatic World Cup last 16 win against Colombia last night.

Harry Kane and teammates beat Colombia 4-3 in a penalty shoot-out in Moscow - and the relief was clear for all to see at The Piper in Hull:

Government plans to give British fishermen a greater share of the fishing stock when we leave the EU can't come soon enough, according to the Conservative MP for Cleethorpes.

The comments, by Martin Vickers MP, come after the environment secretary Michael Gove said the UK would be in the "driving seat" in quota negotiations once the UK leaves the EU's Common Fisheries Policy.

Mr Gove told the BBC that from 2021 the UK would control fishing access to a 200 nautical mile "exclusive economic zone" around its coastline.

Managing Britain's waters will ensure the country gets a fairer share of fishing opportunities, according to Mr Vickers.

The high-profile artwork is being put into storage ahead of the removal of Scott Street Bridge.

As the warm weather continues, Yorkshire Water says demand has increased up to an extra 200 million litres - and is asking people to use their water "wisely".

That demand is more water than the whole of Leeds consumes in one day, the firm says, but reservoir levels are "normal" for this time of year.

Earlier this week, Yorkshire Water said a hosepipe ban was unlikely.

However, it is urging customers to think about their water usage.

Claims in the national papers of a looming "crisp crisis" have been greatly exaggerated, according to farming organisations.

The reports claim North Lincolnshire crisp maker, Pipers, which is based in Elsham, near Brigg, is concerned about having enough potatoes after bad weather earlier this year.

According to the Daily Star, external, the so-called "Beast from the East" has left Britain with a shortage of potatoes.

Meanwhile, in the Sunday Times, external, the boss of Pipers spoke of a possible "crisp crisis".

However, some farming organisations don't agree.

The NFU and AHDB Potatoes have told the BBC a surplus from last year, together with irrigation, means our potato crop is safe.

But the crisps could be smaller as there's been less growing time this year.

Pipers has been unavailable for further comment.

A mural in Hull by the world famous graffiti artist Banksy is to be relocated from Scott Street Bridge because the bridge needs to be removed.

Hull City Council say it's structurally unsafe and a danger to shipping.

Both sides of the Grade II listed bridge will be removed.

The councils plan to preserve the artwork by removing it from the bridge and relocating it next to the original site.

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High praise for Beverley’s Kyle Edmund from a former Wimbledon champion.

Pat Cash believes current British number one has the potential to become one of the top players in the world and challenge for Grand Slams.

Edmund progressed safely into round two in straight sets beating Australian debutant Alex Bolt yesterday.

Here's some of the quirkier moments from day two at Wimbledon:

A man has suffered serious injuries after a crash involving a car and a pedestrian in Howden in East Yorkshire in the early hours of this morning.

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It happened at about 02:30 on Boothferry Road.

The road was closed in both directions at the M62 junction (Howden) and the A614 Thorpe Road/A63 Hull Road/B1230 Main Road, but has now reopened.

Police are appealing for information.

A Hull market will re-open to the public today after new operators were found.

The Walton Street site was closed to traders and shoppers at the start of June because the previous operators had 'financial difficulties'.

The new operators have over 40 years experience in running markets across the country.

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The A614 is closed in both directions due to a serious accident between the M62 (Howden) and A614 Thorpe Road/A63 Hull Road/B1230 Main Road.

Humberside Police say the road is likely to be closed throughout the morning following the serious accident.

It looks like divine intervention may have played a part in England's victory against Colombia in the World Cup last night.

The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, took to social media during the match with a series of tweets.

In one he wrote: "I beseech you with all my heart - please regain your composure and keep your cool!"

The game clearly took its toll on the Archbishop with him needing to compose himself in his chapel at its end.

Three people have died in a car crash just outside York.

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It happened at about 20.20 on Monday night on the A1079 near Dunnington and involved a Peugeot travelling towards Hull, and a Nissan going towards York.

The 44-year-old driver of the Peugeot died at the scene.

A 68-year-old woman and a 71-year-old woman who were passengers in the back of the Nissan also died at the scene.

The driver of the black Nissan Qashqai, an 80-year-old man, and the front seat passenger, a 78-year-old woman, were both taken to Leeds General Infirmary with serious injuries.

Police want anyone who witnessed the incident to contact them.

Plenty of evening sunshine, but patchy cloud affecting the coasts initially will steadily drift inland overnight. Winds staying light.

A fairly murky start tomorrow, but through the day the cloud will lift and thin, to allow for some good, sunny spells for most.

The equivocation of electrification was another "blow" for people in the north, says Lucy Powell MP.

Lancashire's fire service has thanked firefighters from East Yorkshire and the Humber region for their help battling moorland fires in the county: