Morris one of three released by Ironpublished at 10:32 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Experienced midfielder Josh Morris is one of three players released by Scunthorpe United following relegation to League Two.
Read MoreMorris one of three released by Ironpublished at 10:32 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
'Stop hate' - Force 'flying flags' against homophobiapublished at 10:24 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Humberside Police have shared a photograph of rainbow epaulettes and boot laces in support of LGBT people.
Today is International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia and the force says it'll be doing its bit to mark the event:
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End of twitter postFormer miners get £1m after fraud probepublished at 09:33 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
A charity set up to care for sick miners is wound up and its assets given to a trust to help colliers.
Read MoreWatch: Friday's weather forecastpublished at 08:50 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look NorthA largely dry morning and the risk of some patchy rain this afternoon.
Watch my full forecast here:
'This is not a joke vote'published at 08:29 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
As Brexit dominates the work of MPs and MEPs, how seriously should voters take the European elections?
Read More'No decision' on new home for Red Arrowspublished at 08:00 British Summer Time 17 May 2019
A government minister says he "recognises the passion" campaigners have to keep the Red Arrows in Lincolnshire, but no formal decision has been made on their new base as yet.
Image source, Andrew Matthews/PA WireThe government confirmed the closure of RAF Scampton last year, throwing the future of the historic site - once home to the Dambusters squadron - and the Red Arrows into doubt.
Stuart Andrew MP, minister for defence procurement, said he was considering all options.
RAF Waddington, also in Lincolnshire, is on the shortlist of sites where the team could be relocated to.
Alongside Waddington, RAF Leeming in North Yorkshire and RAF Wittering in Cambridgeshire are the two other possible locations for the Reds.
Quote MessageI completely recognise the passionate campaign local people have had for this. Clearly, the Red Arrows are something that people in Lincolnshire and the whole country love. But all I can say at the moment is that everything is being considered and no decision has yet being made.”
Stuart Andrew, Minister for defence procurement