Man charged with murder over body findpublished at 13:12 British Summer Time 15 July 2018
The body of the 51-year-old Raymond Ward was found in a disused building.
Read MoreMan charged with murder over body findpublished at 13:12 British Summer Time 15 July 2018
Widnes Vikings 24-26 Hull KRpublished at 17:04 British Summer Time 14 July 2018
Hull KR hold off a spirited fightback to beat lowly Widnes Vikings in Super League
Read MoreHull FC 18-34 St Helenspublished at 22:21 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
St Helens extend their lead at the top of Super League to eight points as they come from behind to beat Hull FC.
Read MoreFourth man arrested in murder inquirypublished at 21:31 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Four men are arrested after a man is found dead in a disused building in Scunthorpe.
Read MoreCaravan sales - 'Disgusted they can charge so much'published at 17:46 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Static caravan owners on the East Coast say they are being ripped off by holiday park managers who charge them thousands of pounds in commission when they sell their properties.
Image source, Getty ImagesAnyone who sells a static caravan is required by law to pay a fee, to the site owner, which can be as much as 15% of the sale value.
Karyl Collins wants to sell the caravan she bought in East Yorkshire three years ago and feels she's being ripped off:
Quote MessageI'm absolutely disgusted that they can charge so much commission, I understand commission and I accept the commission, but the high 15% is just ludicrous."
The National Caravan Council says the rate of commission on the resale of a holiday home is agreed by the parties when the agreement is signed, and this term is clear and prominent in the documentation.
Police search for white vanpublished at 17:12 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Police in Scunthorpe are looking for a white van, after a man in the back grabbed a school girl's bag, external.
Officers say they don't know if the three men in the van were trying to steal the girl's bag or if there was another motive.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened in Merlin Road close to Bridges Road at around 08:00 this morning when the van passed the girls a couple of times then stopped.
The girls ran off to school, where the van was later spotted.
The van is described as a dirty white Ford Transit style van with a red triangle and black flames with the word 'warning' on the back right hand door.
Police are appealing for information.
Quote Message"We've spoken to the girls involved, who are shaken but unhurt... As yet, we don't know whether this was an attempt to steal the girls' bags or if there was another motive and we are continuing to work to establish what happened."
Rhodri Troake, Detective Inspector
Weather: a good outlook for the weekendpublished at 17:10 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Still a risk of a thunderstorm this evening, mainly in the west, then a dry night with clear spells and a little mist. Lows tonight of 13°C ( 55°F).
Tomorrow will be a warm and fine day with long sunny spells and dry for most of us. Highs tomorrow of 27C (81F).
Sunday should be a similar day.
Poundworld in Grimsby to closepublished at 16:58 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
The Poundworld store in Grimsby is one of 80 which administrators have been announced will close.
Image source, GoogleIt follows the collapse of the chain last month.
Ten staff at the Grimsby store will lose their jobs.
A search is continuing to find a buyer for the chain which has other stores in Hull, Goole and Scunthorpe.
Little Mix Concert - make sure you get the right stadium!published at 16:16 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Hull's KCOM stadium say they are getting lots of calls about tonight's Little Mix concert which is actually on at the KCOM Craven Park stadium in East Hull.
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End of twitter postPeople are being advised to get a bus to the venue from Hull interchange as no parking is available at the site.
If you end up at the wrong stadium could could be watching Hull FC take on St Helens instead of Little Mix!
Image source, GoogleAppeal to find the family of Trevor Pickardpublished at 15:43 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Police are trying to trace the family of 64-year-old Trevor Pickard.
Mr Pickard was sadly found dead at his home in Hornsea, external on 28 June 2018.
Despite efforts to find his family, officers say so far, they have been unsuccessful.
The death isn't being treated as suspicious and anyone with any information is being asked to call the police on the 101 number.
Have you seen Linton Doherty?published at 15:26 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Police are trying to find a 15 year-old from Cleethorpes, external who hasn't been seen since last Friday.
Image source, Humberside PoliceLinton Doherty was last seen when he went camping with friends.
Police say they've received reports he's been seen around town, but there's concern for his safety.
He was wearing a black Nike tracksuit and riding a black and red mountain bike.
If you know where Linton is you're being asked to call the police on the 101 number.
Sport: Hull City latestpublished at 15:11 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
BBC SportHull City take on Braga tonight at the Estadio da Nora in their second pre-season friendly.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew signing Jordy de Wijs looks set to make his first City appearance.
The defender is Hull City's fourth signing of the summer transfer window.
De Wijs has agreed a three-year contract with the Tigers, with the club having the option of a further year.
Union criticise ruling against minimum wage for East Yorkshire care workerpublished at 14:37 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
The union Unison say a judgement not to give carers the minimum wage for a "sleep-in" shift is a huge mistake.
Image source, Getty ImagesThese are shifts which provide overnight care at a persons house between 22:00 and 07:00 and are typically paid an allowance of £29.50.
It's after a previous Employment Tribunal found in favour of East Yorkshire care worker Claire Tomlinson-Blake, saying she used a "listening ear" and was working while she was asleep.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut today the Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Mencap to overturn the previous ruling which could have meant care providers having to pay around £400m in back pay.
Trade union Unison says the decision not to count sleep-in shifts as working time is wrong and that most care workers on these shifts aren't sleeping.
Sport: Grimsby Town - injury fears for Whitehousepublished at 13:56 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Grimsby Town midfielder Elliott Whitehouse is understood to have suffered a serious knee injury in pre-season training.
Image source, RexInitial scans have revealed an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) injury, and the club is understood to be seeking a second medical opinion, amid fears that Whitehouse could be sidelined for the whole of the upcoming season.
The news would be a blow to boss Michael Jolley, who signed the 24-year-old from league two rivals Lincoln City on a two-year deal last month.
'Guess Who's' at their graduation? Only the Dr!published at 13:39 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Graduates from the University of Hull have been celebrating getting their degrees this week, but what a way to celebrate... Getting your picture taken with Doctor Who:
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End of twitter postHull 2017 up for lottery awardpublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Hull's year as UK City of Culture has been shortlisted for a National Lottery Award.
The programme produced more than 2,800 event and attracted an audience of 5.3m people.
An online vote is now open, external, with The Piece Hall, Opera North and Richmond Castle all finalists in various categories.
Rider was 'top lad' - tributes after motorcyclist's deathpublished at 12:38 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
Tributes continue to be paid to an East Yorkshire biker who died in a crash on the Isle of Man.
Image source, Gavin MoffitJames Cowton, from Driffield, (pictured above) was racing in the Southern 100 when the accident happened.
Lincolnshire biker Ivan Lintin (pictured below) was also critically injured in the four-rider collision.
Image source, Gavin MoffitPaul Woodford who's the circuit manager at Cadwell Park near Louth says the racing community is in shock following yesterday's incident.
Tributes have also been paid on social media:
Quote MessageDunno what to say really, James was a top lad that I’ve both spannered for and rubbed elbows with on track. Always a friendly face whenever we were racing together. Another massive talent, friend, rival and all around great lad taken too soon 😓"
Richard Molnar
Quote MessageRIP James Cowton another tragic accident, road racing has had some big blows this year , so many talented riders and big names gone far too early . Makes the sport hard to love 💔"
Michael Gahan
Quote MessageTruly awful, another one gone. Terrible year for road racing... RIP Hope the other riders involved pull through, especially Ivan Lintin who is in a critical condition."
Steve Williamson
Quote MessageTerrible day for racing today at the Southern 100, condolences to family, freinds and team, Rip James far too young and talented, hope all the others involved recover soon."
Ian D Ingram
Quote MessageRest easy James Cowton road racing won't be the same without you. We have lost 2 fantastic racers in just 1 week, can't believe it just taken too soon."
Samuel Mc Farland
Hull's very own Madonnapublished at 11:52 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
A woman from Hull has been crowned as the UK's No. 1 Madonna tribute act for the second time.
Jodie Jackson received the award at the National Music Tribute Awards in Leicester this week, by the Entertainment Agents Association.
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End of twitter postJodie also stars as Madonna in the Material Girl theatre show, which comes to Scunthorpe this Autumn.
Cow rescued from North Yorkshire riverpublished at 11:52 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
A cow has been pulled from the River Derwent in North Yorkshire after getting itself stuck.
Image source, North Yorkshire FireThe cow was stuck in the udder-high water before being pulled out by fire crews and animal rescue specialists.
It happened on a stretch of the river near Buttercrambe.
Image source, North Yorkshire FireUsing boats, man power, and a forklift loader, the cow was back on dry land and can put the udder-ly ridiculous ordeal behind them.
Ahem.
Watch: Someone's nicked the street!published at 11:22 British Summer Time 13 July 2018
The paving on a cut-through between Hinderwell Street and Park Grove in Hull has been stolen.
Local councillors and the police are appealing for information: