Natalie Glanvill
Reporter, BBC Radio Humberside

A social supermarket, thought to be the largest of its kind in the East Riding, has opened in Goole today.

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It's at the Two Rivers Community Pantry on Stanhope Street and will sell surplus food from the big supermarkets at heavily-discounted prices to try and help tackle poverty and offer an alternative to food banks.

Anne Handley, who is the project manager, said: "We have people that work very hard and are now working poor and people that are just sometimes having a very difficult time.

"We just want them to know that we are here. We are here for anybody."

Scunthorpe United sack manager Neil Cox after 15 months in charge, with the Iron bottom of League Two.

York Minster's St Cuthbert Window is being restored as part of £5m conservation project

Roxy and Amadeus are both fit and well and back in their enclosure near Leeds, their owners say.

The A170 is currently closed at Sutton Bank in North Yorkshire after a lorry shed its load.

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A clearance operation is ongoing, but the road is expected to remain shut for several hours, North Yorkshire County Council says.

Drivers are being advised to find alternative routes.

Scunthorpe United appoint Notts County assistant boss Neil Cox as the League Two club's new manager.

Two flood warnings are currently in place for the North Yorkshire coast.

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Strong winds are expected to cause large waves and spray on Scarborough's seafront from 12:30 until 15:00, the Environment Agency (EA) says.

Paths and promenades on Sandside and Foreshore Road are likely to be affected, with people warned to stay away from coastal paths, it adds.

More unsettled weather and high tides are expected later this week, according to the EA.

More updates will be issued at about 16:00 and further alerts and warnings might be required for the area, the agency says.

Campaigners are expected to carry 38 coffins across London to the Department for Transport headquarters later to demand smart motorways are scrapped.

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The protest has been organised by Claire Mercer, widow of Jason Mercer, who was killed on the M1 near Sheffield in 2019 when he was struck by a lorry.

She said the 38 coffins represented the number of official deaths on smart motorways between 2014 and 2019.

Mrs Mercer has campaigned against the use of smart motorways since her husband's death, and said the protest - expected to take place this afternoon - aimed to raise awareness.

In response, a spokesperson for the Department for Transport said: "Every death on our roads is a tragedy and our thoughts remain with anyone who has lost a loved one.

"While data shows fatalities are less likely on smart motorways than on conventional ones, we know some drivers can feel less safe on them."

They added that any new "all-lane running motorway" would be required to have additional safety measures in place, such as technology to detect stopped cars.

The plans to reopen the lido as a heated pool with retractable roof can now enter the next phase.

Heroin and crack cocaine were found in the cavity walls of a building owned by Jonathan Crosland.

Barnsley sack boss Markus Schopp after one win in 15 league games, and seven straight defeats, leaves them 23rd in the Championship.

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The owners of two albino wallabies which escaped from their enclosure near Leeds have thanked people for helping to track them down.

Image source, Thorner Alpacas

Roxy and Amadeus made a run for it after strong winds damaged a fence at Thorner Alpacas on the outskirts of Leeds on Thursday.

They are now safely back home, after being found and recaptured.

Co-owner Nathan Pearson-Clough told BBC Radio Leeds: "When we caught Roxy, we netted her pretty safely, pretty stress-free. She hadn't a care in the world, to be fair.

"Amadeus had to be darted, so Matthew from The Yorkshire Vet had to come out and dart him, just because he was a bit more tricky to catch, and we couldn't safely net him."

Mr Pearson-Clough has thanked people in the area for keeping an eye out for the animals, and helping track them down.

He says the wallabies are now doing well: "They're both fine, they're in their enclosures with their friends - just like anything hasn't happened, really."

BBC Weather

It will be a very breezy start to the day with some scattered, blustery showers. Through the day it will be largely dry with patchy cloud and bright spells. The odd blustery showers is possible.

This evening, breezes will ease and it will turn quite chilly through the night with largely clear skies. The odd shower is possible, but it will remain largely dry.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found dead in West Yorkshire.

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The body was found in Aysgarth Avenue, Lightcliffe, near Halifax, at about 16:30 GMT on Sunday.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested and remains in custody, said West Yorkshire Police. The force added it was not seeking any other suspects.

A cordon is in place in the area and anyone with information is asked to call the police.