Breaking news, sport, weather and travel updates from across North, West, East and South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Lincolnshire Police say two other men may have fled the scene and have appealed for witnesses.

Public Health England says it does not cause more severe illness or makes vaccines less effective.

Aerobatic display team the Red Arrows has confirmed its summer line-up after being granted permission to perform.

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The squadron, which is currently based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire, has been practising routines in Greece.

Following an assessment, the team has been cleared to perform at air shows, the Royal Air Force said.

After the pandemic forced event organisers to cancel dates last year, Sqn Ldr Steve Morris said they hoped they would "more than make up for it".

The team is scheduled to perform at the Battle of Britain Airshow in June as well as the British Grand Prix in Silverstone on 18 July.

Their opening display of the new season will be on 4 June at the Midlands Air Festival - the first event of a four-month summer campaign spanning the UK and mainland Europe.

The 2021 show features several new moves and shapes, the RAF added.

The aerobatic team - formed in 1964 - is due to move to RAF Waddington in 2022.

The Humber Bridge has recently reopened to pedestrians, with a charity doing welfare checks.

BBC Weather

It will become overcast, wet and windy today.

Outbreaks of rain will move in this afternoon, these will be heavy and persistent in places.

Tonight, outbreaks of rain are expected to continue but should become patchier through the night:

League Two side Mansfield Town sign versatile defender Elliott Hewitt on a two-year contract.

The early-morning attack in Lincolnshire left a gaping hole in the shop and rubble strewn around.

BBC Weather

Today it is expected to start dry and bright. In the afternoon cloud is expected to build and scattered showers may develop, heavy and thundery for some.

Tonight, any showers should tend to die out and clear eastwards, leaving mostly clear skies:

Jurors in the double murder trial of Gary Allen hear recordings made by an undercover officer.

Survivalist YouTuber Zoe Watts admits adapting an electric fly swatter to spray noxious substances.

Today will start sunny for many with sunny spells continuing through the day.

Scattered showers, occasionally heavy and thundery, will develop, but will be less widespread than the previous day.

Tonight, any showers should tend to die out leaving a mix of cloud and clear skies:

Abi Morgan and Luke Hinojosa had planned to marry last year, but had to postpone due to the pandemic.

One team says "Nen", the other says "Neen", and they call it off after a battle with mallets.

There are big changes across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire today as coronavirus restrictions ease in line with national guidance.

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Six people or two households can now meet indoors, with overnight stays allowed.

Pubs, cafes and restaurants can serve customers indoors. The region's cinemas, theatres, museums and tourist attractions are also re-opening.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said: "Together we have reached another milestone in our roadmap out of lockdown, but we must take this next step with a heavy dose of caution."

Ahead of the reopening of indoor hospitality today John Senior, who chairs South Bay Traders' Association in Scarborough, said there was an appetite for the "familiarity" of English resorts.

Many businesses also reported high numbers of advance bookings, such as at Number 21 guest house in York.

Owner Simon Boyle said: "I can't put it into words how excited we are, we can't wait for people to come back into the house, make it feel alive again."

Here's how the rules have changed?

• People can now meet indoors in groups of up to six or two households, or in groups of up to 30 outdoors. Overnight stays are allowed
• Pubs, bars and restaurants can serve customers indoors
• Museums, cinemas, children's play areas, theatres, concert halls and sports stadiums can all reopen, as can hotels
• Social distancing guidance is changing and contact with other households like hugs is a matter of personal choice

BBC Weather

After a cloudy start with occasional showers sunny spells should develop.

Heavy, possibly thundery, showers are expected by noon and to continue through the afternoon.

Rain should ease this evening allowing clear spells to develop:

Breaking news, sport, weather and travel updates from across North, West, East and South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Police say the charges relate to "a multi-million pound" class A drugs operation.

The university says it reviewed the decision after "listening carefully to feedback from students".

Local Democracy Reporting Service

A "handful" of Indian variant cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Lincolnshire.

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Professor Derek Ward, Lincolnshire County Council’s director for public health, said it was "very small numbers" and he was "comfortable" the cases had mainly centred around people who had returned from foreign travel or who were connected with people who had.

Officially called B.1.617.2 - it is one of four mutated versions of coronavirus which have been designated as being "of concern" by UK public health bodies, with others first being identified in Kent, South Africa and Brazil.

Experts believe the India variant has mutations that may make it more transmissible, but it is not yet known if it causes more severe disease or if it might make current vaccines less effective.

Professor Ward said: "With this variant, it looks like the vaccines are working perfectly well, it looks like you’ll get the same sorts of disease, no worse no better. It’s just a bit more transmissible."