Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Parents stopping on double yellow lines or parking dangerously outside schools in North East Lincolnshire are being warned they will be targeted by new CCTV cameras.

The equipment will be installed outside schools following complaints about incidents at several sites during drop-off and pick-up times.

Police officers have had even had to be called on a number of occasions in a bid to calm tensions between local residents and to manage protests.

At the Cleethorpes Academy, wheelie bins were used to block the street last year to highlight parents parking over driveways in the summer.

Councillor Ron Shepherd, from North East Lincolnshire Council, has told BBC Radio Humberside: "We have the ability to use rapid deployment cameras in key areas to capture evidence of those individuals who are parking in a dangerous position.

"If you continually break the rules, you will get a fixed penalty notice. So don't come moaning that you've had a fine through the post because you park your car dangerously."

Wheelchair rugby gold medallist Gavin Walker to be made honorary freeman of Rotherham.

On-site visits to patients at Calderdale Royal Hospital and Huddersfield Royal Infirmary have been suspended to limit the spread of Covid-19, it's been confirmed.

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Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust says the decision has been made to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant and to "help us maintain care quality and services".

The move follows similar decisions by health trusts elsewhere in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire and takes place with immediate effect.

Jo Fawcus, the trust's chief operating officer, says: “We have seen a substantial increase in the number of patients who are Covid-positive.

“Thank you for your continued support and understanding through these incredibly challenging times”.

A man from North Yorkshire who murdered his brother during a drunken row in front of their mother has been jailed for life.

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William Campbell, 26, of Allen Court, Stokesley, stabbed 24-year-old Samuel Campbell (pictured above) in the chest at the family home in Silksworth, Sunderland, on 18 June.

Newcastle Crown Court heard there was a history of violence between them that went "well beyond normal sibling disagreement.

The court heard William Campbell (pictured below) had been binge drinking in Sunderland before he returned to the family's home in Park Avenue at about midnight, where he found his younger brother in the garden.

His brother had also been drinking, the court heard, and was waiting for his sibling to return so they could have a drink together.

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A row erupted when Campbell took exception at the way his brother was talking to his own dog Marley and took a knife from the kitchen to use as a weapon.

Their argument raised their mother, who tried to act as "peacemaker", but after a few moments Campbell took a knife from the kitchen, followed his younger sibling outside and plunged it through his brother's chest and into his heart.

Campbell has been jailed for at least 21 years.

Lincolnshire is a bird flu hot-spot during the largest outbreak of infections England has known.

Care home staff shortages fuelled by Omicron have led to a "desperate" situation, a provider says.

A woman's fingers were broken during an attempted robbery at Hull railway station, police have said.

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The victim was sitting in the waiting room of Hull Paragon Interchange just before noon on Tuesday 21 December, when a man approached and tried to befriend her.

The suspect then attempted to snatch the woman's bag, pulling so hard its handle ripped.

The victim suffered two broken fingers in the incident, according to British Transport Police.

Officers have released an image of a man they believe has information about the attack.

Anyone who recognises the man pictured has been asked to contact police.

A car driver in West Yorkshire was stopped by police after struggling to negotiate a roundabout while driving with a half-defrosted windscreen.

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Motorway Martin, from West Yorkshire Police, posted on Twitter saying the driver was about to enter the M62 at junction 28 near Tingley on Tuesday.

The officer said: "A timely reminder to ensure your windscreen is fully cleared of snow and ice and is demisted before you set off.

"An obstructed view of the road ahead can result in points, a fine or a lot worse", he added.

There are plenty of dramatic finishes as six of the games in the round of 16 of the Papa John's Trophy are played.

Drivers are being urged to avoid the A1033 Hedon Road in Hull after a car overturned near Hull prison.

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The incident took place on the Southcoates roundabout just before 07:00.

Motorists are warned of long delays as a result.

Writing on social media, external Humberside Police said: "Please be aware we are currently dealing with a road traffic collision on Hedon Road, Hull outside the prison.

"Motorists are advised to avoid the area where possible."

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Norfolk's health care system is placed on the highest alert as other health trusts raise the alarm.

Ex-England seamers Ryan Sidebottom and Steve Harmison join Yorkshire's coaching staff on an interim basis.

A 23-year-old man from Rotherham is the third person arrested after a man died on Saturday morning.

NHS trusts in England take steps to protect services amid staff shortages due to Covid.

Police officers are asking people to check if they have lost their wallaby - after one was spotted in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

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Humberside Police's East Riding of Yorkshire West team put out the request after officers were called to one "hopping loose".

The force said the animal, native to Australia and Papua New Guinea, was seen in the Rawcliffe Bridge area on Monday.

It asked people, who may lay claim to the animal, to contact them.

Scunthorpe United loan striker Sam Burns from Blackburn Rovers, to cover Ryan Loft's departure to Bristol Rovers.

Santokh Singh was subjected to a "prolonged" attack in his living room, a jury in Bradford hears.

Joan Croucher, 97, was a passenger in a VW Polo which collided with a van on the A1 (M), police say.

A man's been stabbed during an attack in West Yorkshire in which four masked men armed with guns and knives broke into a property, police say.

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The victim, a man in his 20s, was stabbed in the leg during the attack at an address in Sirocco Avenue, Allerton Bywater, at about 00:20 this morning, according to West Yorkshire Police.

The suspects threatened the occupants and demanded money.

The victim was taken to hospital for treatment and subsequently arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs, officers said.

A police cordon is in place at the address while an investigation into the incident takes place.

Anyone who witnessed anything suspicious in the area at the time of the attack is asked to contact police.