Wildlife Trust says it's 'dismayed' after plans for visitor centre are rejected
Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust says they worked hard to ensure the application for a visitor centre compiled with local and national policy.
Plans were put forward for a £900,000 pound centre at Spurn Point.
They say today's decision is disappointing and that they will appeal against it.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council says it was refused because of a flood risk and also because of its visual impact.
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Why we don't need to swap being in Hull for LA today....
Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live
Well it's been a hot one today....with temperatures reaching 27 degrees celsius today in Hull.
Much warmer than Los Angeles that reached 19 and similar weather to our friends on the continent in Paris and Rome that reached 29 and 28 respectively.
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Environmental charity raises concern about impact of Brexit
BBC Radio Humberside
An East Yorkshire representative of the Sea Watch Foundation says he fears exiting the EU could threaten one of the largest planned Special Areas of Conservation in the UK.
The site is being proposed to protect harbour porpoise (pictured) off the Southern North Sea across the Dogger Bank.
Robin Petch, from Sea Watch, says these areas were driven by EU legislation and he now wants assurances that the government will continue to support and maintain such areas.
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The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs says no timescale is set for a government decision on these proposed sites.
It adds that the current level of protection is high and enforced by law.
Watch: 'It became noticeably quiet and then we saw the ambulances' says helicopter witness
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
An investigation is continuing into what caused a helicopter crash in East Yorkshire.
Five men were seriously injured after it came down at Breighton Airfield near Howden at the end of a weekend event.
The Air Accident Investigation Branch is now examining the circumstances that led to the crash.
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Edmund, Britain's number one player in the tie, beat Serbia's Dusan Lajovic in straight sets in Belgrade on Sunday in only his second Davis Cup appearance.
The first had been memorable. The 21-year-old allowed David Goffin only four games in the opening two sets of the first rubber of last year's final in Ghent.
The next three sets went convincingly Belgium's way as Edmund started cramping, but his forehand left quite an impression on the Belgian.
Fiona Southwell killing: Humberside police appeal for witnesses
A 21-year-old man remains in police custody and is being questioned about Ms Southwell's death.
Meanwhile, detectives say they'd like to speak to anyone using the old railway track between Hull and Hornsea between 07:00 and 19:00 on Friday 15 July.
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I am aware that this incident will be a shock to those living in the local area given its remote and rural location. It is important to re-iterate that murders are extremely rare and crime in general remains very low in area, so I would urge people not to be fearful.
Decision on Spurn Point visitor centre expected later
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside News
A decision on whether a £900,000 visitor centre at Spurn Point can go ahead is due to be made later.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust says it would benefit the area.
However, those against it are concerned about the flood risk and the impact on surrounding villages.
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- No-one was more surprised than the Brigg and Goole MP Andrew Percy after he received the phone-call from the PM and was appointed the new Northern Powerhouse minister
- Tickton's tennis star Kyle Edmund did his country proud and helped his team win the Davis Cup semi-finals
- There's no need to swap being in Hull for LA after temperatures climb higher than parts of the US and Tokyo
- It's going to get even hotter tomorrow with temperatures moving into the 30s (degrees celsius)
- And the man better known as the Hull Batman is striking once again to raise money for charity
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- An investigation continues after five men were seriously injured after a helicopter came down at an airfield near Howden
- An application to build a visitor centre at Spurn Point has been refused because of flood concerns
- The Brigg and Goole MP Andrew Percy says he was 'surprised' to get a call telling him he was to be appointed the new Northern Powerhouse minister
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- Police are still questioning a man on suspicion of murdering a woman in East Yorkshire
- An application to build a £900,000 visitor centre at Spurn Point has been rejected because of flood concerns
- Tennis captain Leon Smith says Tickton's Kyle Edmund will be a top-10 player in the next few years
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- An investigation is under way into what caused a helicopter crash in East Yorkshire on Sunday
- Drivers are being urged to slow down for horses after a campaign group says there've been 41 road incidents involving the animals since 2010
- In sport, Kyle Edmund, from Tickton near Beverley, has taken Great Britain into the Davis Cup semi-finals with victory over Serbia's Dusan Lajovic in Belgrade
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Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live
Thanks for being with us today. We will be back from 0800 tomorrow.
In the meantime let's look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:
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Here is Peter with the headlines for tonight's Look North.
Watch the full stories at 1830 on BBC One.
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Sport: Hull City defender ruled out for 6 months
BBC Sport
Hull City's Moses Odubajo faces up to six months out after tests confirm the defender suffered a knee ligament injury.
Odubajo limped off after just five minutes of Tigers' friendly away to Grimsby Town.
Manager Steve Bruce (pictured) says talks are ongoing to attract players to the club.
Batman must be feeling warm today...
David Reeves
BBC Radio Humberside
The man better known as the Hull Batman - aka Simon Moreton - is striking once more.
Once again he's dressed in full movie-like Batsuit as he raises money for charity by cycling from Southport to Hornsea.
That's 215 miles along the TransPennine cycle route across just two days.
Your headlines this evening
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
Wildlife Trust says it's 'dismayed' after plans for visitor centre are rejected
Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust says they worked hard to ensure the application for a visitor centre compiled with local and national policy.
Plans were put forward for a £900,000 pound centre at Spurn Point.
They say today's decision is disappointing and that they will appeal against it.
The East Riding of Yorkshire Council says it was refused because of a flood risk and also because of its visual impact.
Why we don't need to swap being in Hull for LA today....
Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live
Well it's been a hot one today....with temperatures reaching 27 degrees celsius today in Hull.
Much warmer than Los Angeles that reached 19 and similar weather to our friends on the continent in Paris and Rome that reached 29 and 28 respectively.
Environmental charity raises concern about impact of Brexit
BBC Radio Humberside
An East Yorkshire representative of the Sea Watch Foundation says he fears exiting the EU could threaten one of the largest planned Special Areas of Conservation in the UK.
The site is being proposed to protect harbour porpoise (pictured) off the Southern North Sea across the Dogger Bank.
Robin Petch, from Sea Watch, says these areas were driven by EU legislation and he now wants assurances that the government will continue to support and maintain such areas.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs says no timescale is set for a government decision on these proposed sites.
It adds that the current level of protection is high and enforced by law.
Watch: 'It became noticeably quiet and then we saw the ambulances' says helicopter witness
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
An investigation is continuing into what caused a helicopter crash in East Yorkshire.
Five men were seriously injured after it came down at Breighton Airfield near Howden at the end of a weekend event.
The Air Accident Investigation Branch is now examining the circumstances that led to the crash.
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Your headlines this afternoon
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
Weather picture: A sunny view from Hessle
BBC Weather Watchers
A lovely sunny outlook in Hessle.
One of our BBC Weather Watchers, Hull Valley, sent us this picture, simply saying: "Lovely morning in Hessle".
Traffic and Travel: Train delays expected
BBC Travel
A problem with the river bridge at Selby means trains may be cancelled or delayed by up to 40 minutes.
Listen to BBC Radio Humberside for latest updates.
Watch: 'You want to win for your country' says Tickton's Kyle Edmund
BBC Sport
In tennis, Great Britain are through to the semi-finals of the Davis Cup after two wins by East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund.
The world number 68, from Tickton, beat Serbia's Dusan Lajovic.
Andy Murray didn't play in the match, allowing Kyle to shine.
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BreakingSpurn Point visitor centre decision
Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
An application to build a visitor centre Spurn Point has been refused by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust wanted it built as they believed it would benefit the area.
But the plans had attracted concern about the flood risk.
Weather: It's going to be a hot one on Tuesday
BBC Weather
It may be warm now, but the heat is forecast to reach its peak on Tuesday.
The forecasters say there'll be highs into the mid 30s in some parts of the UK.
Looks like we'll need the sun cream!
Here's the latest weather picture from the BBC:
Davis Cup: How far can Britain's Kyle Edmund rise?
Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent in Belgrade
"By the time he's 22, 23 or 24 I think he will be a top-10 player," said captain Leon Smith, shortly after Tickton's Kyle Edmund helped Britain through to the Davis Cup semi-finals.
Edmund, Britain's number one player in the tie, beat Serbia's Dusan Lajovic in straight sets in Belgrade on Sunday in only his second Davis Cup appearance.
The first had been memorable. The 21-year-old allowed David Goffin only four games in the opening two sets of the first rubber of last year's final in Ghent.
The next three sets went convincingly Belgium's way as Edmund started cramping, but his forehand left quite an impression on the Belgian.
Fiona Southwell killing: Humberside police appeal for witnesses
Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live
Humberside Police are continuing to investigate the murder of 59-year-old Fiona Southwell at Seaton near Hornsea.
A 21-year-old man remains in police custody and is being questioned about Ms Southwell's death.
Meanwhile, detectives say they'd like to speak to anyone using the old railway track between Hull and Hornsea between 07:00 and 19:00 on Friday 15 July.
Decision on Spurn Point visitor centre expected later
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside News
A decision on whether a £900,000 visitor centre at Spurn Point can go ahead is due to be made later.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust says it would benefit the area.
However, those against it are concerned about the flood risk and the impact on surrounding villages.
Weather: Getting warmer this afternoon
BBC Weather
Just look how warm it's going to get this afternoon across the UK.
The forecast for Hull and East Yorkshire is for a mostly dry and very warm afternoon with spells of sunshine, with just a small chance of a shower.
The top temperature will be about 27C (81F).
Your headlines this lunchtime from the Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside