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Updates on Thursday 28 April 2016
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
Local Live has finished for today.
I'll leave you with this lovely picture of Hornsea taken by one of the BBC Weather Watchers.
Image source, Scooby DooHornsea
I'm back tomorrow from 08:00 with a Tour de Yorkshire, external special. See you then.
Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North
The ambulance service wants you to think carefully about whether you need to call them this weekend.
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BBC Travel
Eppleworth Road in Cottingham is closed in both directions between the Green Lane junction and the B1233 West End Road junction, because of an accident involving two cars.
Victoria Holland
BBC Look North
A woman from Bubwith has created a huge Yorkshire rose on her lawn.
Louise Smith (pictured) hopes it will win the Tour de Yorkshire’s “Land Art" competition which is given to the best installation seen by the helicopters following the cyclists.
Keeley Donovan
BBC Look North
Looks like we're getting ALL the weather for tomorrow's Tour de Yorkshire!
Sarah Corker
BBC Look North
The price comparison service, Uswitch, has found the broadband speed in Hull is slow.
In fact, it's the slowest of any city in the UK.
Alexandra Fonseck-Klein is a jeweller in Hessle and relies on the internet for her business
There are no BT lines in Hull, so the majority of people use telephone company and internet firm KCOM.
It says it's investing millions of pounds to improve the service.
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
Headlines this evening from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
Three people have been arrested following the deaths of Daniel Hatfield and Matthew Higgins in Hull last week.
The bodies of Daniel Hatfield (left) and Matthew Higgins (right) were found in the garden of a house in Hull
A 42-year-old man and two women aged 32 and 33 were arrested earlier today and are in police custody on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.
These arrests follow a court appearance by 38-year-old Phillip Simmons of May Street, Hull at Hull Magistrates Court on Monday 25 April.
He faced charges of robbery and two counts of murder in relation to the incident.
A 36-year-old woman also remains on police bail until a date next month.
Murder inquiry officers at Humberside Police have arrested a 42-year-old man and two women aged 32 and 33 who remain in police custody.
The arrests are after 52-year-old Daniel Hatfield and 49-year-old Matthew Higgins were found dead in May Street in Hull last week.
Gwilym Lloyd
BBC Humberside sport's reporter
Hull KR are in action against Salford Red Devils on Saturday afternoon.
The Rovers will be hoping for another big win after defeating Castleford Tigers 16-58 at the weekend.
Coach James Webster's been sharing his thoughts with BBC Radio Humberside.
Jill Archbold
BBC Look North
The new owners of Scunthorpe's steel plant (pictured) say the government will play a "critical" role in making sure British Steel is successful in the long term.
Marc Meyohas, a partner in Greybull Capital, made the comments speaking for the first time (below) since the company's purchase of the North Lincolnshire plant.
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
The weather can't seem to make up it's mind at the moment - one minute rain and hail, the next gorgeous sunshine!
Lots of you have been sending us your pictures of what it's been like where you live.
Image source, John's EyeRainbow in Bainton
These pictures came from some of our BBC Weather Watchers.
Image source, yorkshire kushLooking out to sea at Bridlington
Please keep your pictures coming in by email, Facebook, external, Instagram, external and Twitter, external.
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
Cliff Dale, Paul Fairbrass and Ron Hopper from Hull were best mates.
The three had been due to go on a fishing trip to Thailand together - but then Ron died from cancer.
Cliff and Paul still went though and decided to turn Ron's ashes into bait.
Image source, Cliff DaleCliff and Paul used their friend's ashes to catch this fish
They ended up catching this Siamese carp which weighs 180lbs.
They named the fish 'Ron' after their much-missed friend.
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside
Headlines from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:
Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has arrived at the Taboo youth Initiative in Hull.
James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire
The Amy Johnson Festival is taking place in Hull and East Yorkshire from July.
Image source, PAShe was born in Hull and became the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930.
Organisers say the festival, which is being held on the 75th anniversary of her death, will celebrate Amy's achievements but also hope it will inspire engineers of the future.
Victoria Holland
BBC Look North
Tomorrow the Tour de Yorkshire starts in Beverley and that means a number of roads will be closed and buses will be diverted.
EYMS buses in the Beverley area between 09:00 and 12.30 are subject to significant changes, external as Beverley town centre is closed.
If you're driving to the event then good news - East Riding of Yorkshire Council are providing Park and Ride facilities from Morrisons and from Bishop Burton College.
Chris Arundel
Reporter, East Yorkshire
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has written to the Education Secretary Nicky Morgan (pictured), criticising plans to turn all schools into academies.
Image source, PAThe Conservative-led authority says the academies format won't work in rural areas like the East Riding.
Laura Foster
BBC Look North
The Amy Johnson Festival, external is taking place in Hull and East Yorkshire between July and September this year.
It will celebrate the life and legacy of the famous aviator on the 75th anniversary of her death.
One of the installations that will be part of the Amy Johnson festival
Da Vinci Engineered, external will bring together art and science with reproductions of Leonardo's flight and wind machines.
Today members of the arts and business communities gathered this morning to find out more about the events planned and how they can get involved in the festival.
Quote MessageFrom the artists, there appeared to be an air of new found confidence, riding on the wave of the forthcoming City of Culture year. For the business community, a renewed sense of optimism."
James Piekos, BBC Radio Humberside Reporter
Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside
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