Two men have died after being found collapsed in the street in separate incidents in Cleethorpes, police said.

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On Monday evening a 21-year-old man was found in Grant Street and was taken to hospital where he later died.

At 01:15 BST on Tuesday emergency services were called to a separate incident on Sea View Street. The man involved also later died in hospital.

Humberside Police said neither death was thought to be suspicious, but inquiries to establish the cause of each death were continuing.

A car crashed into the side of a house in Skegness before the driver fled the scene, police have said.

The white Vauxhall Insignia crashed into the property on A52 Croftbank at about 23:30 BST on Monday.

The road was closed between Low Road and Cowbank Lane near to the Pintrees Leisure Park while investigations were carried out.

Police are appealing for witnesses to contact them.

Five people have been arrested for "alcohol-fuelled disorder" in North Lincolnshire, Humberside Police said.

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In a social media post the force said "a very busy night across North Lincs, anybody would think the pubs have reopened".

Officers dealt with incidents in Ashby, Ferry Road, Westwoodside, West Butterwick and Barnetby,Police urged people to drink responsibly.

BBC Weather

Today will be a dry day across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire with plenty of bright sunshine this morning but turning cloudier in the afternoon.

Staying largely dry tonight also, with just the slight risk of the odd isolated shower.

The cloud will be patchy, giving plenty of clear spells and frost in places.

It is hoped the scheme will boost trade and encourage people back to the town centre.

A Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire will be elected on 6 May.

The election for Humberside's Police and Crime Commissioner takes place on the 6 May.

BBC Weather

Today will be a dry and sunny day throughout Yorkshire, though it will still feel fairly chilly for this time of year.

It should stay dry with plenty of sunshine in Lincolnshire too, although a few light showers may drift in from the north sea at times.

Meanwhile tonight is expected to be dry with mostly clear skies across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

For the first time in months pub gardens, shops, hairdressers and restaurants can now reopen in England, as lockdown continues to ease.

Some pub gardens and hairdressers opened from midnight, while there were queues of people outside some shops.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged everyone to "behave responsibly".

The rule changes in England from Monday include:

• All shops can reopen
• Hairdressers, beauty salons and other close-contact services can open
• Restaurants and pubs are allowed to serve food and alcohol to customers sitting outdoors
• Gyms, spas, zoos, theme parks, libraries and community centres can all open
• Members of the same household can take a holiday in England in self-contained accommodation
• Up to 15 people can attend weddings and 30 can attend funerals
• Children can attend any indoor children's activity
• Care home visitors will increase to two per resident
• Driving lessons can resume, with tests restarting on 22 April

Felicity Bell of The Boat Inn in Sprotbrough, Doncaster, has described the easing of lockdown as "fantastic" news for her pub, which has only managed one day of trading in 18 months due to coronavirus restrictions and flooding.

"Bookings have been absolutely fantastic. We've been blown away with the response," she said.

"We are pretty much fully booked for the first week entirely and every weekend going way into May is full."

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BBC Weather

It'll be a largely bright day for most of Yorkshire with lengthy spells of sunshine. Winds will be light so it may feel relatively warm in the sunshine.

In Lincolnshire this morning will be dull with outbreaks of rain or drizzle in places. The day will then continue quite dreary with little chance of any sunshine.

With largely clear skies and light winds likely tonight, it will turn quite cold across the whole Yorkshire and Lincolnshire region .

A widespread frost is likely, but it should remain dry:

The proposed plants would use carbon capture technology and hydrogen to generate electricity.

Local Democracy Reporting Service

Plans to extend Grimsby hospital’s A&E department have been given the go-ahead.

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North East Lincolnshire Council’s planning officers have approved Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Health Trust’s application to build a two-storey emergency care extension and new replacement hospital main entrance lobby for the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital.

The proposal will also see a new car parking deck above the existing main car park built, a new bus shelter and extra drop-off points for the hospital.

The new Acute Assessment Units will be staffed by specialists in a range of conditions and illnesses, allowing patients to be seen and treated more quickly, often without the need to be admitted to a ward.

The council’s officers said: “The proposal would support and enhance existing health infrastructure at the hospital and this investment and enhancement to health provision for the borough is welcomed.”

The trust hopes that as a result of extensions there will be a reduced number of people delayed in hospital, therefore reducing the length of stay for patients who are in hospital for more than 21 days and freeing up beds.

The move will increase the number of parking spaces by two for visitors and patients and 33 for staff once completed.

The trust was given £4m to upgrade the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital and another £4m for a similar scheme at Scunthorpe General Hospital — which has also been given planning permission.