Police are trying to find a small van which may have been used during a robbery in Hornsea.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened at around 04:50 on 9 July at a store on Newbegin.
It’s believed a purple, or maroon Peugeot Partner van reversed into the front of the shop to gain entry.
The van may have sustained damage during the incident.
Elisha Burkill, 16, had to be pulled off Joy Simon, 61, by two staff members as she knifed her.
Read MorePolice are trying to find a man with two distinctive tattoos who verbally abused and physically threatened a woman in Cleethorpes.
Image source, GoogleIt happened on Brereton Avenue around 18:15 on 2 July 2018.
The woman was walking along the road when a man, holding what was thought to be a broken bottle, verbally abused and threatened her then chased her along the road.
The suspect has been described as white, in his late 40s to 50s, around 5 feet 9, bald and spoke with a local accent.
He was wearing a light blue tracksuit zipped down to the waist.
He also had two distinctive tattoos a wave pattern on the left side of his head and a green tattoo on his right ankle.
A teenager who was jailed for seven years after stabbing a support worker at a north Lincolnshire school has begun her appeal against her sentence.
In September last year Elisha Burkill attacked 61-year-old Joy Simon, at Winterton Academy near Scunthorpe.
Mrs Simon suffered serious injuries during the attack.
After pleading guilty to wounding with intent and possessing a knife, Elisha Burkill was sentenced to seven years in a young offenders institution
Her lawyers are appealing that sentence, claiming it's too harsh.
They say an undiagnosed mental health issue led to her actions that day.
Burkill has now been diagnosed with autism and depression and a psychiatric report is being prepared.
Cloud will remain variable through this evening and through tonight.
Tomorrow will be another day of variable, often large amounts of cloud and occasional sunshine.
It will be dry for much of the day but a few showers may develop towards the end of the day, some heavy.
Humberside Police are asking for witnesses to come forward, after a man was arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon, as he walked around Scunthorpe
Image source, Humberside PoliceThe incident happened on 9 July as he walked along Digby Street, Spencer Avenue, Theodore Road, and then Henderson Avenue at around 16:30.
It’s alleged he threatened a group of youths with some kind of bladed weapon before he was arrested.
No one has been hurt.
The suspect has been released under investigation.
Scunthorpe United's pre-season game with Alfreton Town on Friday has been cancelled as they look to rest their players.
The club say some suffered "bumps & bruises" at Winterton last weekend but that it's "nothing too serious"
Scunthorpe United sign former Wolves goalkeeper Jonathan Flatt on a one-year deal after a successful trial.
Read MoreHull City have signed West Ham defender Reece Burke for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
Image source, Getty ImagesBurke, 21, spent most of last season on loan in the Championship with Bolton, scoring once in 25 league appearances.
He is Hull's second signing this week after Genoa forward David Milinkovic joined on Monday.
Quote MessageI've had a good chat with the head coach and I know that the club were really keen to bring me here
Reece Burke, Hull City
The high-profile artwork is being put into storage ahead of the removal of Scott Street Bridge.
Read MoreDocumentary film maker Sean McAllister has tweeted about his train problems, as he tries to get to Hull to receive an honorary doctorate.
It looks like the Hull Train he was supposed to be on was cancelled.
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The Humber Roads team have tweeted that they carried out 113 breath tests and seized eight uninsured vehicles yesterday.
They will be carrying out further checks today.
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The Government is to ban a procedure used to treat incontinence, after a campaign led by Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy.
NHS England is putting an immediate curb on mesh operations after safety concerns.
It has accepted the advice of a new review looking at harm reported by women who received the treatment for stress urinary incontinence.
Many women say the implants caused them agony by cutting into tissue.
Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy, who led a campaign for the ban, says the decision should be commended.
Quote MessageIt is amazing and it's about time to be honest. I am surprised it has taken them this long to do it
Emma Hardy MP, Hull West and Hessle MP
Volunteers are being invited to take part in a major two-week archaeological dig from 17 to 28 July in Epworth, North Lincolnshire.
Image source, PAThe site is thought to be a medieval manor house linked to one of the greatest families of the Middle Ages, the Mowbrays.
Volunteers will join a team of archaeologists find further evidence of this famous manor.
Here's the top stories for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today:
The A1079 at Market Weighton has re-opened after a lorry turned over, spilling some diesel and causing some pigs it was carrying, to escape.
The driver was uninjured, but some pigs were killed in the incident.
Image source, Humberside PoliceChampionship side Hull City sign West Ham defender Reece Burke for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
Read MoreNot as hot as recent days this afternoon, with cloud increasing.
There will still be a few sunny spells form time to time:
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Cabinet is being asked to approve a ninth year of free Christmas parking for the four weekends in the run-up to Christmas and to suspend parking charges for Armistice Day on Sunday, 11 November.
If approved, free Christmas parking would be in place in time for Small Business Saturday on 1 December.
The free parking initiatives for Remembrance Sunday and for Christmas will be presented to cabinet for approval next Tuesday.
Quote MessageThe Christmas period is a key trading time for our local high streets. During the current period of economic uncertainty, it is vitally important that the council does all it can to support local businesses and encourage residents and visitors to shop in the East Riding.
Cllr Stephen Parnaby, Leader, East Riding of Yorkshire Council
An investigation has been launched following the discovery of a body at a disused building in Scunthorpe.
Image source, GoogleThe body was found in the building on Cliff Gardens, police said.
It hasn't been formally identified and a cause of death has not been established.
A cordon is in place at the address, and officers remain at the property as the investigation continues.
