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Gill Sennett

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  1. By Michael Emons

    BBC Sport

    Fraizer Campbell

    A late equaliser from substitute Fraizer Campbell sees Crystal Palace snatch a draw in a thrilling Premier League game against Hull City.

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  2. Five things we learned today

    Gill Sennett

    BBC Radio Humberside

    That's all from me for today, but we'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with live news, sport, travel and weather updates from across the region. 

    Before I go, here are five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

    Fred Moore who's 91 years old is one of five veterans getting a 'Ushakov Medal' from the Russian president today
    Image caption: Fred Moore who's 91 years old is one of five veterans getting a 'Ushakov Medal' from the Russian president today
  3. Weather: Some rain possible tomorrow

    Keeley Donovan

    Weather presenter, BBC Look North

    Cloud will thicken this evening as a band of rain moves southwards. Then it will become dry with clear spells. 

    It will be a mild night with lows of 10C (50F). 

    Tomorrow will see a dry and bright morning but rain is likely to return from the south later, especially cross Lincolnshire. 

    A maximum temperature of 11C (52F) 

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  4. Headlines across East Yorkshire and the Humber

    Natalie Glanvill

    Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

    Your evening headlines across East Yorkshire and the Humber:

    Hole in the shop wall
  5. Instagram: Follow us @bbcyorkshire

    Julia Bryson

    Journalist, BBC Local Live

    Have you taken a photograph of Yorkshire which you'd like to share? 

    If you're on Instagram, why not head over and follow our @bbcyorkshire account. 

    You can tag your posts #bbcyorkshire for a chance to be featured. 

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  6. Lorry driver jailed for bringing £5m drugs into Killingholme

    Lara King

    North East Lincolnshire reporter

    A Slovakian lorry driver who used his truck to bring in more than £5m worth of cocaine and heroin into the UK at Killingholme has been jailed. 

    Pavol Cizmar, who's 45 years old, was stopped by Border Force officers at Killingholme terminal in June as he drove off a ferry from Holland.

    Pavol Cizmar
    Image caption: Pavol Cizmar

    His lorry was searched and in the trailer between rolls of paper they found two rucksacks containing 40kg of cocaine and 5kg of heroin. 

    A stun gun and CS gas spray were also discovered. 

    At Grimsby Crown Court today he was found guilty of drug offences and jailed for 11 years and four months.

    Pavol Cizmar's lorry
  7. Weather: What's the weekend got in store?

    Keeley Donovan

    Weather presenter, BBC Look North

    Here's my full forecast...

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    Video caption: Keeley Donovan has your weather forecast.
  8. Headlines across East Yorkshire & Humber

    Natalie Glanvill

    Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

    Here are your afternoon headlines across East Yorkshire and the Humber:

    • An investigation is on after a digger was used to steal an ATM in Kirton in Lindsey in North Lincolnshire
    • Police say a Grimsby man who was left fighting for his life yesterday is in a critical but stable condition after taking a so-called legal high
    • Vandals damage a swing for wheelchair users at Ganton School in Hull (pictured)
    Damaged swing
  9. Arctic convoy veterans: 'Thank you for your bravery'

    Caroline Bilton

    BBC Look North

    World War II veterans from Hull and East Yorkshire who transported vital supplies in dangerous conditions from Britain to the former Soviet Union are being honoured today. 

    It's as a thank you from the Russian president for risking their lives in the Arctic convoys during World War Two.

    Veterans and their families are being presented with the Russian 'Ushakov Medal', which recognises bravery and courage:

    Veterans and their families are being presented with the Russian 'Ushakov Medal'.

    There are only five veterans still here to receive them.  

    One of then is 91 year-old Fred Moore. He was 18 when he participated in the Artic Convoy. 

    Today he received a thank you for his efforts.    

    91 year-old Fred Moore
    Image caption: Fred Moore who's 91 years old.

    The ceremony's being hosted by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.    

  10. Travel: Accident A15

    BBC Travel

    The A15 is closed in both directions between Waddingham B1205 and Redbourne Mere B1206 because of an accident and recovery work. 

    There is heavy traffic in the area.

    Map of area
  11. Poppy Widdison: Accused 'never saw anyone give her drugs'

    BBC Look North

    East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

    A man on trial for child cruelty after the death of four-year-old Poppy Widdison has said he never saw anyone giving her drugs.

    Poppy died in hospital June 2013 and was found with traces of a number of drugs in her system.

    Her mother and her former partner John Rytting have pleaded guilty to child cruelty but deny other charges of mistreating the child and drug offences. 

    Jill Archbold sent this report from court:

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    Video caption: Jill Archibald has this report
  12. Hull New Theatre reaches the half way mark

    Anne-Marie Tasker

    BBC Look North

    The view from the top of Hull New Theatre

    The topping out ceremony for Hull New Theatre is taking place today. 

    That's when builders lay the final beam (or equivalent) at the top of a structure during its construction.

    Christmas lights will be switched on on the tower crane being used to construct a new 27m tall tower. 

    The theatre is due to re-open next summer.

  13. MPs in race for Christmas Number One

    Andy Comfort

    BBC Radio Humberside

    Just in case you missed me talking yesterday about a group of MPs who are releasing charity single in aid of Jo Cox - you can have a listen here:

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    Video caption: Andy Comfort talks to Ian Cawsey

    The band, MP-Four, which includes the East Yorkshire MP Sir Greg Knight and former Brigg and Goole MP Ian Cawsey, are supporting a charity version of The Rolling Stones song in aid of a charity in the name of the murdered Yorkshire MP Jo Cox.

    They are hoping to hit the top spot in the charts with a Christmas Number One. 

  14. Digger used to rip cash point from wall

    Stuart Harratt

    BBC Local Live

    Excavator outside shop

    Thieves steal a cash machine from the side of a shop in a North Lincolnshire village.

    Digger used to rip cash point from wall

    Excavator outside shop

    Thieves steal a cash machine from the side of a shop in a North Lincolnshire village.

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  15. Arctic Convoy veterans to get Russian medal

    Gill Sennett

    BBC Radio Humberside

    Arctic Convoy vessel

    World War Two veterans from Hull and East Yorkshire who transported vital supplies in dangerous conditions from Britain to the former Soviet Union are being honoured today. 

    Veterans and their families will be presented with the Russian 'Ushakov Medal', which recognises bravery and courage, for participating in the 'Arctic Convoys' during the war. 

    The ceremony's being hosted by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

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