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School bus in crash with tractor

Natalie Bell / BBC The double decker bus with both its front windows smashed and its back emergency door opened stands next to the end of blue tanker with surrounded by police tape and traffic cones with police officers in high visibility jackets standing by itNatalie Bell / BBC
The crash happened on the A1035 in the village of Seaton in East Yorkshire

A school bus has crashed with a tractor pulling a tanker in East Yorkshire.

The double-decker bus was travelling from Hornsea School and Language College when the collision happened on the A1035 in the village of Seaton.

A spokesperson for bus operator Ellie Rose said about 40 children were aboard.

Humberside Police said "nobody is thought to have sustained life-threatening injuries at this time".

The force added that emergency services were at the scene and road closures were in place.

Yorkshire Air Ambulance attended the incident, but a spokesperson said that nobody was airlifted to hospital.

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