Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines this lunchtime from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:

• New owners of Tata Steelworks in Scunthorpe say 'no redundancies'
• East Riding Council rebels over government's academy plans
• Hull Internet users suffer 'slowest broadband speeds in the UK'

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is in Grimsby this lunchtime ahead of his visit to Hull.

He's been speaking to students at the Grimsby Institute and will attend the Workers Day Memorial Service at the Grimsby Cenotaph.

Later this afternoon, he'll be in Hull.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tata Steel has told MPs that the government needs to more to help it find a buyer for the rest of the business.

Tata has already signed a deal with Greybull Capital to buy the Scunthorpe steelworks but is looking for a buyer for its other sites, including Port Talbot in Wales.

Bimlendra Jha (pictured) Tata UK's chief executive told MPs on the Business select committee that a sale would not happen unless the pension fund deficit was addressed.

Although there was no set deadline for a sale Tata could not continue to "bleed" indefinitely, he said.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Jeremy Corbyn has arrived at the Grimsby where he's speaking to students at the Grimsby Institute.

He's being taken on a tour of the site and will also meet Labour's local election candidates.

Later he'll go to the Workers Day Memorial Service at the Grimsby Cenotaph before heading to Hull.

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Tonight's BBC Question Time is coming from Hull.

The panel includes Shadow Home Secretary Andy Burnham and the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Greg Clarke.

It'll be broadcast on BBC One at 22.45 BST but you can always watch it later on the BBC iPlayer.

James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire

Details of a festival to mark the achievements of Hull-born aviator Amy Johnson have been unveiled.

Image source, Press Association

Amy was the first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia in 1930 and broke a string of records during her lifetime.

The festival, external will celebrate her life, achievements and legacy with a combination of arts and science projects.

It'll run from 1 July to 6 September.

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

The Conservative-led East Riding of Yorkshire Council is criticising the government in a letter below over plans to make all schools become academies by 2020.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

The government is arguing that improving schools through the academy process is a step towards "real social justice".

Victoria Holland
BBC Look North

East Yorkshire's got Tour de Yorkshire fever. 

These pupils from St Mary's Primary in Beverley (pictured) are all involved in the start

The race starts tomorrow in Beverley at midday and heads on to Market Weighton and Bubwith,

Chris Arundel
Reporter, East Yorkshire

The Conservative-run East Riding of Yorkshire Council is rebelling against government plans to force all schools to become academies by 2020. 

It says the academies format won't work in rural areas like the East Riding.

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

New research shows that the average broadband speed in Hull is slower than any other city or major town in England.

Listen as Kay Stevenson from KCOM reacts to uSwitch survey about broadband speeds:

The new research has come from the price comparison website, uSwitch, external.

The majority of the service here is provided by KCOM, external who've been defending themselves on BBC Radio Humberside this morning.

Sophia Ewen
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines this morning from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:

• KCom 'ramping up' ultrafast broadband as Hull slowest in UK

• New owners of Scunthorpe steelworks to speak about purchase
• Humberside police motorcycle officer who died in a crash remembered

Sarah Corker
BBC Look North

Lots of you wanting to chat (and complain) about slow internet speeds in Hull on our Facebook, external page.

A report by Uswitch, external has found that Hull has the slowest broadband speed of any major city in England.

Join the debate by sending us an email, tweet, external or posting on our Facebook, external page.

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

Bookings at guest houses and hotels in Bridlington for this Bank Holiday weekend are up by more than 250% compared to this time last year.

Image source, Lynda Allanach‎

The accommodation website, Late Rooms.com, external, says there's been a big increase in the number of people looking to stay in the UK this year .

It says the recent terrorist attacks in Europe have put some people off going abroad. 

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

The four people hoping to be voted Humberside's Police and Crime Commissioner next week have arrived at the BBC for a special radio debate.

You can listen live to that debate here.

If you want to join in, then text 81333 and start your message with RH, send an email or call 01482 225959 (national rate).

BBC Weather

It's feeling really cold this morning - you can even see your breath hanging in the air!

Good news is it will be mainly dry and sunny this morning.

But thickening cloud will bring outbreaks of rain and some hill snow in the afternoon and during the evening.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Jeremy Corbyn will be in Hull and Grimsby today.

Image source, Press Association

It's his first visit to both places since he was elected as leader of the Labour Party last year. 

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

There's one week to go until you get to vote for who you want to be the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner.

All four will be on BBC Radio Humberside this morning talking about what they would do if they were elected.

If you want to join in the debate then text 81333 and start your message with RH, send an email or call 01482 225959 (national rate).

Sophia Ewen
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines this morning from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom:

• Hull has slowest average broadband speed of any major city in the country according to report by Uswitch, external
• The new owners of the Scunthorpe steelworks to talk about future
• Proposals for a new integrated care centre in Hull will be considered by planners

BBC Travel

A614 in Howden is still closed this morning after part of a railway bridge collapsed two weeks ago.