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Updates on Wednesday 18 May 2016
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
Hull and East Yorkshire Live has finished for today.
We're back from 08:00 tomorrow with more news from around the area including dementia.
On Breakfast from 0600, Lizzie and Carl will be talking about how more people over 50 are worried about getting dementia than they are of getting cancer.
Join us then.
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
The top stories from the Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom this evening include:
Here are some posts from our Weather Watchers today.
The wise ones might keep a brolly handy this evening, look at these brooding skies!
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BBC Radio Humberside
Hull City fans might be on a high after gaining a place in the play-off finals last night but if they're going to Wembley they might not be able to get home after the match on Saturday 28 May.
Hull Trains has confirmed there'll be no late train due to Network Rail restrictions.
Hull East MP Karl Turner isn't happy.
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BBC Travel
An accident on the M180 has partially-blocked the eastbound carriageway between junction 5 of the M18 at Stainforth and junction 2, A161 (Gainsborough).
Andy Comfort
BBC Radio Humberside
The National Gulf Veterans and Families' Association is struggling after losing vital funding.
The Hull-based charity which supports thousands of service personnel says it can keep going for another six months but is only just managing to survive.
Louise Clifford from the charity told me they are working hard to raise money to stay open.
Quote MessageWe've obviously had to really take stock of what we do as a charity and just try to make sure we do lots of fundraising activities which we have been doing the last few months."
Louise Clifford, National Gulf Veterans And Families' Association
BBC Humberside Sport
Hull FC have confirmed the game with St Helens will still go ahead on Saturday, 28 May (15:00 BST).
There had been suggestions of moving it to avoid a clash with Hull City's play-off final.
Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North
I've been taking a look around one of East Yorkshire's most secure mental health units.
It's the first time in its 20-year history that cameras have been allowed in to the Humber Centre.
Some of the most unwell people in society are treated here.
More on BBC Look North this evening.
Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Queen has announced the government's legislation for the year ahead, at the state opening of Parliament.
But Hull East MP Karl Turner isn't impressed. He says its all "window dressing" by the government.
More on BBC Look North tonight.
Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside
The controversial Shadow Gate sculpture plans in Hull have been rejected by planners.
It had been thought the installation would get approval but the site near Beverley Gate was deemed unsuitable.
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There's disruption on the A1033 Hedon Road because of a broken down lorry.
One lane is blocked and traffic is very slow traffic eastbound in Marfleet before the Marfleet Avenue junction.
Congestion is up to the Mount pleasant roundabout.
Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
A 16-ft high brick wall around the new Siemens development in Hull has been described as "a prison".
It's been put up to act as a noise barrier but residents of Victoria Dock say it's blocking their view of the Humber.
BBC Sport
Image source, Not SpecifiedHull City manager Steve Bruce says missing out on the Championship play-off final would have been "embarrassing".
Hull City manager Steve Bruce says missing out on the Championship play-off final would have been "embarrassing".
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A pitch invasion at the end of Hull's match against Derby last night is being investigated.
Hull City says it is looking into the conduct of some fans and proactively working with both Derby County and Humberside Police to try and resolve the matter as quickly as possible.
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
The top stories from the Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom this afternoon include:
BBC Travel
Image source, GoogleHull City Council are warning drivers that the A1033 Mount Pleasant will be closed both ways between 20:00 and 0600 from Monday, 23 May until Friday, 3 June.
This is due to drainage and resurfacing work between Ellis Street and A165 Holderness Road.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North
We gained exclusive access to one of East Yorkshire's most secure mental health units.
The Humber Centre treats some of the most damaged men in our society.
All have been detained under the Mental Health Act and many have committed violent crimes.
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
Network Rail say work to fix a big hole near a busy road is on track to finish by the end of the month.
The section of the A614 near Howden has been closed since the middle of April, meaning motorists have had to use a diversion route to get around the repair work.
A huge new pipe has been put in place but there's still a lot of earth to shift!
The whole road surface is also being rebuilt.
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
We should see a little more in the way of brightness this afternoon, the clouds thinning and breaking at times to allow for some sunny spells.
However, further showers are forecast, some of these heavy with the odd rumble of thunder possible.
Light to moderate south westerly winds, and highs today of 14C (57F).
