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Page last updated at 16:38 GMT, Wednesday, 1 July 2009 17:38 UK
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Man questioned over stolen plants

A man has been arrested after hundreds of stolen garden plants and ornaments were found during a raid on a house in East Yorkshire.

The recovered items, worth about £10,000, are thought to have been stolen from properties in the villages of Elloughton and Swanland.

Humberside Police said they were found in a raid on a house in Elloughton.

A man, aged 46, has been questioned and bailed. People have been urged to come forward and collect their property.



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