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Councillors have turned down an application to double the number of small shops at the Flemingate Shopping Centre (pictured) in Beverley.

They said it would have a significant adverse effect on Beverley town centre.    

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The latest headlines from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom this teatime:

• Five police officers in Hull have been found guilty of gross misconduct after a man with broken legs was strip searched and left naked in a cell in Hull for five hours
• A gang of six armed robbers who targeted Hull have been jailed
• A decision on whether to allow a 45 mile pipeline to be built across East Yorkshire into the North Sea at Barmston (pictured) has been put off until the end of August

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Earlier today, a gang of six armed robbers who targeted a Lloyds TSB bank in Hull were jailed for between 12 and 16 years.

The six men from Liverpool all pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery after stealing up to £1.5m from 23 raids across the north of England.

Have a listen to this, this is the 999 call from a raid the gang attempted in Birkenhead:

The British Transport Police say they will have extra officers on the trains to Wembley on Saturday as Hull City appear in the Championship Play-off final.

Fans of The Tigers and Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday will be travelling in similar directions to the stadium for the match.

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Some trains back to Hull after the game will also have alcohol bans in place.

A decision will now be made in August about a 300-turbine windfarm off the East Yorkshire coast.

The government says it needs more time to consider what impact the proposed Hornsea Offshore Windfarm might have on North Sea wildlife.

There is particular concern about the harbour porpoise (pictured).

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A decision on whether to allow a 45-mile pipeline to be built from the Drax Power Station (pictured) near Selby to the coast at Barmston has been put off until the end of August. 

The government says more time is needed after the White Rose Carbon Capture project hit the buffers in April.    

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The pipeline would have taken carbon dioxide away from the plant to be stored under the North Sea.

It'll be mostly cloudy again this evening with the risk of a little drizzle in places and hill fog, lows of 9C (48F). 

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There's a grey and damp start ahead tomorrow becoming dry and slowly brighter although skies will remain quite cloudy. Highs of 16C (61F).   

I've been talking on BBC Radio Humberside this morning to a man from Hull who has saved numerous lives.

David Marshall was lost at sea for two hours in the Pacific Ocean in 1960, fearing he would either drown or be eaten by sharks.

He went on to invent a radio beacon that automatically locates people in the water:

Humberside Police have responded to the news that five of their members of staff have been given a final written warning for their treatment of a man in custody who had two broken legs.

Two sergeants and two officers left the man naked in a cell for five hours following a strip search, a detention officer who also received a final warning is appealing against the decision.  

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Quote Message: All prisoners now have one clearly designated officer assigned to them on arrival in the custody suite to ensure the best level of care is provided. We also believe we have a sufficient stock of tracksuits now available to ensure we do not run short as happened on this occasion." from Assistant Chief Constable Lee Freeman Humberside Police force lead for custody

All prisoners now have one clearly designated officer assigned to them on arrival in the custody suite to ensure the best level of care is provided. We also believe we have a sufficient stock of tracksuits now available to ensure we do not run short as happened on this occasion."

The afternoon headlines from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:

• Five staff members from Humberside Police, including two sergeants are given final written warnings
•  A decision on whether to allow a 45-mile pipeline to be built across East Yorkshire postponed until the end of August
• A gang of six armed robbers who targeted a bank in Hull have been jailed

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Bridlington's Park and Ride service will begin to pick up and drop people off from outside the new Leisure Centre from this weekend.

The bus will stop outside of the centre, which opened on Monday, on weekends and on bank holidays.

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The Park and Ride will also run until 20:00 during the school summer holidays, which begin in July.

The buses run from the South Cliff car park every 15-30 minutes.

Politicians in Bridlington are deciding whether the resort needs a town crier. 

David Hinde (pictured) who had done the job for four years resigned in March creating a vacancy. 

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Bridlington Town Council has set up a working party to look into the question.

It looks like coach Lee Radford has no injury problems ahead of Saturday's game against St Helens:

We've been promised an afternoon with sunny spells to come, so fingers crossed this is our last set of cloudy weather pictures for a while.

Here's the view of Flamborough and Bridlington as sent in by our Weather Watchers Pete's Daily View and Sewerby Seal:

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If it is sunny where you are, we'd love to see your pictures. You can send them in here.

Five Humberside police officers including two sergeants have been given final written warnings after a man with two broken legs was dragged into a police station, strip searched and left in a cell.

Officers Edmund Richardson and Kevin Dodgson and sergeants David Beer and Nicholas Hunt were given the final warnings after an investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

A detention officer at the Clough Road station in Hull is appealing against the final written warning he was given over the incident involving a 49-year-old man in February 2014.

Hull Kingston Rovers captain Terry Campese (pictured) has been ruled out of the trip to France to face the Catalans Dragons on Saturday. 

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Despite making his return in the weekend derby loss to Hull FC, the Robins have opted not to risk his hamstring problem due to the short turnaround and the long journey to Perpignan.  

The lock gates at Hull Marina have broken, meaning boats have been unable to get in or out. 

The technical fault was discovered this morning and engineers are checking the gates during the afternoon.

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They are hoping to fix them before the next high tide allows boats to pass by at 7.15pm.

This afternoon it will be cloudy with a little drizzle in places, especially over the hills where fog will persist. Brighter spells possible later. Highs of 15C (59F). 

It'll be mostly cloudy again tonight with the risk of a little drizzle in places and hill fog. Lows of 9C (48F). 

Historic England has turned down an application to give 54 Elloughton Road (pictured) listed status. 

It will come as a blow to campaigners who want to stop the developers McCarthy and Stone demolishing it and providing retirement homes.

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In a statement Historic England says few signs remain of the building's former role as a boarding school and it's not significant enough on a national level.