FA Cup fourth round: Hull City v Nottingham Forest
Hull City boss Nigel Adkins says David Marshall will start in goal after his clean sheet in the 1-0 win at Blackburn in the FA Cup third round.
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Striker Will Keane could start as he continues his recovery from a long-term knee injury.
These two sides will be meeting in the FA Cup for the first time in over 50 years, with their last encounter coming in February 1966 at this very stage - Hull City won 2-0.
Hull City have won just two of their past 16 competitive matches, although one of these came in the FA Cup third round (1-0 v Blackburn) - they have lost eight and drawn six in this run.
The weather this weekend: An unsettled Saturday and Sunday
This evening will be dry with clear spells, which will allow temperatures to dip and allow some frost to settle.
On Saturday rain will spread eastwards becoming drier in the afternoon.
Sunday will be very mild but cloudy and windy, with rain at times.
'Sufficient evidence' to prosecute over race hate post
Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
The Crown Prosecution Serivce and Humberside Police have issued statements, after Joshua North, from North East Lincolnshire, was found not guilty of inciting racial hatred, after posting a social media comment about the travelling community.
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Humberside Police says it take reports of hate crime seriously and where there is sufficient evidence it will charge someone and put them before the Courts.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) also supported the view that there was sufficient evidence and a realistic prospect of conviction.
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The role of the CPS is not to decide whether a person is guilty of a criminal offence but to make fair, independent and objective assessments about whether it is appropriate to present charges for a jury to consider and we respect their decision.”
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It took the jury an hour to find Mr North from North East Lincolnshire not guilty.
Shay Clipson who represents the travelling community said she was disappointed with the verdict and that Joshua North was lucky the jury accepted his defence.
However speaking outside Joshua North said he was relieved the ordeal was over and his solicitor James David Gray was disappointed with the way the case was handled.
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A 25 year-old man from North East Lincolnshire has been found not guilty after being accused of inciting racial hatred.
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The deputy head of a North Lincolnshire School where a support worker was stabbed says pupils now feel safe again thanks to the help of the community
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Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals Trust is urging patients to attend their appointments unless told otherwise.
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Locksmiths are warning people in Hull about a recent rise in a particular type of break-in.
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A major road in Hull has been renamed today in honour of rugby league legend Roger Millward.
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FA Cup fourth round: Hull City v Nottingham Forest
Hull City boss Nigel Adkins says David Marshall will start in goal after his clean sheet in the 1-0 win at Blackburn in the FA Cup third round.
Striker Will Keane could start as he continues his recovery from a long-term knee injury.
These two sides will be meeting in the FA Cup for the first time in over 50 years, with their last encounter coming in February 1966 at this very stage - Hull City won 2-0.
Hull City have won just two of their past 16 competitive matches, although one of these came in the FA Cup third round (1-0 v Blackburn) - they have lost eight and drawn six in this run.
The weather this weekend: An unsettled Saturday and Sunday
This evening will be dry with clear spells, which will allow temperatures to dip and allow some frost to settle.
On Saturday rain will spread eastwards becoming drier in the afternoon.
Sunday will be very mild but cloudy and windy, with rain at times.
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'Sufficient evidence' to prosecute over race hate post
Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
The Crown Prosecution Serivce and Humberside Police have issued statements, after Joshua North, from North East Lincolnshire, was found not guilty of inciting racial hatred, after posting a social media comment about the travelling community.
Humberside Police says it take reports of hate crime seriously and where there is sufficient evidence it will charge someone and put them before the Courts.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) also supported the view that there was sufficient evidence and a realistic prospect of conviction.
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Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
Outside court this afternoon there was relief and anger after 25-year-old Joshua North was found not guilty of inciting racial hatred over a social media comment he made about the travelling community.
It took the jury an hour to find Mr North from North East Lincolnshire not guilty.
Shay Clipson who represents the travelling community said she was disappointed with the verdict and that Joshua North was lucky the jury accepted his defence.
However speaking outside Joshua North said he was relieved the ordeal was over and his solicitor James David Gray was disappointed with the way the case was handled.
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