We can confirm that the body of a man found near to Normanby, North Lincolnshire is that of missing 34-year-old Kamil Mrzyglod. 

Officers were called to Bagmoor Wind Farm around 3pm on 3 April 2018 following reports that a man’s body had been discovered.

We’re appealing for any witnesses to come forward following an altercation in Cleethorpes on 30 March 2018.

A group of people had become involved in the incident near to the roundabout with the High Street and Alexandra Road around 1.30am.

It resulted in one man sustaining serious injuries to his leg and another to his cheek.

Three men are being sought in connection with an alleged robbery and assault at a bookmakers in Scunthorpe.

The suspects walked into the Betfred shop on High Street around 7pm on 1 April 2018. One of the men threatened a staff member and demanded money.

One of the other men allegedly assaulted a member of the public before all three left with an amount of cash.

*The M62 between Junctions 36 and 37 is expected to be closed in both directions for a number of hours yet while the scene is assessed. We predict this closure could last well into tonight.

Can you help us with any information following a fatal road traffic collision that happened on the 19 March 2018 around 3pm on Brigg Road between Barton and Bonby? 

A blue Toyota Prius was travelling along the road away from Barton when it collided with a tree. The man driving the Prius was taken to hospital following the incident and has since sadly died from his injuries. 

Lately I have been asked a lot whether I think that Hull has a problem with antisocial behaviour and the short answer is no.

I know antisocial behaviour can and does really affect people’s lives and when this happens we have to stop it. We have to catch those responsible and deal with it. This is always a priority for us.

The use of the internet is now a part of our everyday lives, and we want to make sure that however you use the web you remain secure and avoid any pitfalls or risks that are out there.

As a police force we have already stated that while we share the concerns of online vigilante groups and individuals who want to expose potential child sex offenders - or so-called ‘paedophile hunters’ - we need to make it clear again that their actions can be extremely problematic and can create more problems than they solve. 

Over the past week there have been a number of incidents across our force area where individuals have been accused of online sexual offences.

Head of Crime, Det Chf Supt Judi Heaton said: "Whilst we share the concerns of groups who want to expose potential child sex offenders, in many of the recent cases we have seen locally, they have got it wrong.