BreakingHull 'attempted kidnap' was a misunderstanding
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
A 30-year-old Hull man who was identified via social media yesterday and arrested early this morning has now been interviewed and has been released from police custody with no further action.
It appears the incident which was originally reported to the police as an attempted accosting was actually a misunderstanding.
Weather across East Yorkshire & Humber
Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North
The evening sunny spells will be followed by a dry overnight period. There will be some clear spells, although cloud will tend to increase from the west by dawn. It will also stay rather breezy.
Young people from the Goole area are being encouraged to take up kayaking.
Sport England is providing more than £8,500 to run indoor and outdoor kayaking sessions, which will be run by qualified trainers.
It's hoped it will build interest in kayaking and canoeing in the Goole area ready for the opening of Britain's longest canoeing trail, from Liverpool to Goole, in 2020.
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Weather watchers' pictures across East Yorkshire & Humber
A couple of fabulous pictures to share with you, this first of Cleethorpes from glyn55
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And this of Bridlington beach huts from Hippo Trainer
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New cycle track approved for Hull
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
Hull City Council has agreed to match funding for a one kilometer cycling track.
The council has made a bid to British Cycling in the hope the closed track will be built next to Ennerdale Leisure Centre.
Lucy Fowler of Hull Sunday Girls Road Club says it would be a boost for cycling.
Quote Message: We're really delighted if it comes off, it would be fantastic for cycling for the city, for the whole region really." from Lucy Fowler Hull Sunday Girls Road Club
We're really delighted if it comes off, it would be fantastic for cycling for the city, for the whole region really."
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Long distance canoe trail to connect Goole and Liverpool
A project to to build a 150 mile canoe trail between Liverpool and Goole has been launched.
The Desmond Family Canoe Trail will be the longest of its kind in the UK and will take between five and seven days to paddle once it is complete.
Some 2,000 young people are going to work on the scheme which is being supported by British Canoeing and Canoe England.
Football violence: Grimsby Town v Sheffield United
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Humberside Police have released pictures of 10 men who they want to speak to following clashes between football fans.
Bottles and glasses were thrown ahead of Grimsby Town and Sheffield United's pre-season friendly in July.
Now officers are asking for help to identify ten men in connection with the violent disorder
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BreakingBoy escapes kidnap attempt
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
An 11 year-old-boy in Scunthorpe was followed and an attempt was made to grab him and put him in the back of a black van this morning.
Humberside Police say the boy was walking to school along Fulbeck Road when he was followed by three men in a van and two men on foot.
The boy escaped and Humberside Police are reviewing CCTV and asking any witnesses to come forward.
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The driver of the black Ford Transit van is described as wearing a black puffer jacket and was driving a left-hand Ford Transit van. The two remaining men are described as being in the back of the van and wore ski masks.
Walne to miss Million Pound Game
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Salford prop Adam Walne will miss the Million Pound Game against Hull KR because of a one-match ban.
Earlier we told you about plans for an oil well in Wressle.
Egdon Resources - who are behind the plans - say there will be little impact to the area as the oil production well will only be about the size of a football pitch - and there will be one or two lorries a day leaving the site.
They also say that although it would only generate a couple of jobs working on the site when it was operational - the company would be paying business rates and will be contributing to the local economy and will try to use local contractors and source materials locally where they can.
We've been speaking to people in Brigg to see whether they knew there was oil in North Lincolnshire.
Hornsea windfarm plans go on show
Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Hornsea One Project which goes on display in Waltham today and Stallingborough tomorrow is huge.
The windfarm will span an area over five-times the size of the city of Hull.
The offshore wind farm will use wind turbines which are 190m tall - larger than the Gherkin building in London.
It's the reason Dong has invested in Grimsby along with two other windfarms.
North East Lincolnshire council chief executive Rob Walsh says they now need to work with colleges and trainers to get local people the jobs needed.
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Headlines this lunchtime
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside
The latest headlines from our newsroom in Hull
North Lincolnshire could soon get the third largest onshore oil production site in the UK.
A 30-year-old Hull man has been arrested in connection with an attempted kidnap of an 11-year-old child on Chanterlands Avenue in Hull on Sunday.
Exhibitions are being held in North East Lincolnshire over the next two days to let people know more about new offshore windfarms
Weather across East Yorkshire & Humber
Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather
Drier and brighter conditions developing through the afternoon with some sunny spells but westerly winds increasing.
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- Windturbines built in Hull for the Hornsea On Project will be taller than the Gherkin building in London
- An oil well in Wressle could produce 500 barrels a day
- Cleethorpes actor Freddie Frinton is honoured with a blue plaque
- A 150 mile canoe trail is planned between Goole and Liverpool
- Hull KR's James Greenwood won't play in the £1m game, he's ruled out with an injury
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- A 30-year-old Hull man has been arrested in connection with an attempted kidnap of an 11-year-old child on Chanterlands Avenue in Hull on Sunday.
- Exhibitions are being held in North East Lincolnshire over the next two days to let people know more about new offshore windfarms
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BreakingHull 'attempted kidnap' was a misunderstanding
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
A 30-year-old Hull man who was identified via social media yesterday and arrested early this morning has now been interviewed and has been released from police custody with no further action.
It appears the incident which was originally reported to the police as an attempted accosting was actually a misunderstanding.
Weather across East Yorkshire & Humber
Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North
The evening sunny spells will be followed by a dry overnight period. There will be some clear spells, although cloud will tend to increase from the west by dawn. It will also stay rather breezy.
Firm finds 2m barrels of oil in village
A village in North Lincolnshire is sitting on reserves of about two million barrels of recoverable oil, a report finds.
Read morePolice hunt gang after abduction bid
Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live
Police are looking for five men after the attempted abduction of an 11 year old boy from a street in Scunthorpe.
Police hunt gang after abduction bid
Police are looking for five men after the attempted abduction of an 11-year-old boy from a street in Scunthorpe.
Read moreSuperleague: Hull KR's Greenwood injured
BBC Humberside Sport
Money for canoeing and kayaking in Goole
Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Young people from the Goole area are being encouraged to take up kayaking.
Sport England is providing more than £8,500 to run indoor and outdoor kayaking sessions, which will be run by qualified trainers.
It's hoped it will build interest in kayaking and canoeing in the Goole area ready for the opening of Britain's longest canoeing trail, from Liverpool to Goole, in 2020.
Weather watchers' pictures across East Yorkshire & Humber
BBC Weather Watchers
A couple of fabulous pictures to share with you, this first of Cleethorpes from glyn55
And this of Bridlington beach huts from Hippo Trainer
New cycle track approved for Hull
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
Hull City Council has agreed to match funding for a one kilometer cycling track.
The council has made a bid to British Cycling in the hope the closed track will be built next to Ennerdale Leisure Centre.
Lucy Fowler of Hull Sunday Girls Road Club says it would be a boost for cycling.
Long distance canoe trail to connect Goole and Liverpool
A project to to build a 150 mile canoe trail between Liverpool and Goole has been launched.
The Desmond Family Canoe Trail will be the longest of its kind in the UK and will take between five and seven days to paddle once it is complete.
Some 2,000 young people are going to work on the scheme which is being supported by British Canoeing and Canoe England.
Blue plaque for Freddie Frinton
Football violence: Grimsby Town v Sheffield United
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Humberside Police have released pictures of 10 men who they want to speak to following clashes between football fans.
Bottles and glasses were thrown ahead of Grimsby Town and Sheffield United's pre-season friendly in July.
Now officers are asking for help to identify ten men in connection with the violent disorder
BreakingBoy escapes kidnap attempt
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
An 11 year-old-boy in Scunthorpe was followed and an attempt was made to grab him and put him in the back of a black van this morning.
Humberside Police say the boy was walking to school along Fulbeck Road when he was followed by three men in a van and two men on foot.
The boy escaped and Humberside Police are reviewing CCTV and asking any witnesses to come forward.
Walne to miss Million Pound Game
Salford prop Adam Walne will miss the Million Pound Game against Hull KR because of a one-match ban.
Walne to miss Million Pound Game
Salford prop Adam Walne will miss the Million Pound Game against Hull KR because of a one-match ban.
Read moreWressle Oil: What do villagers think?
James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire
Earlier we told you about plans for an oil well in Wressle.
Egdon Resources - who are behind the plans - say there will be little impact to the area as the oil production well will only be about the size of a football pitch - and there will be one or two lorries a day leaving the site.
They also say that although it would only generate a couple of jobs working on the site when it was operational - the company would be paying business rates and will be contributing to the local economy and will try to use local contractors and source materials locally where they can.
We've been speaking to people in Brigg to see whether they knew there was oil in North Lincolnshire.
Hornsea windfarm plans go on show
Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Hornsea One Project which goes on display in Waltham today and Stallingborough tomorrow is huge.
The windfarm will span an area over five-times the size of the city of Hull.
The offshore wind farm will use wind turbines which are 190m tall - larger than the Gherkin building in London.
It's the reason Dong has invested in Grimsby along with two other windfarms.
North East Lincolnshire council chief executive Rob Walsh says they now need to work with colleges and trainers to get local people the jobs needed.
Headlines this lunchtime
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside
The latest headlines from our newsroom in Hull
Weather across East Yorkshire & Humber
Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather
Drier and brighter conditions developing through the afternoon with some sunny spells but westerly winds increasing.