Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Local Live will finish at 18:00. We're back from 08:00 tomorrow with more news from around the area. Join us then.

Andy Marsters
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull's Freedom Festival, external has "a very international" flavour this year. So says its Artistic Director, Mikey Martins.

We're promised over 200 free performances and up to 70 different individuals or artistic companies showcasing their skills.

The three day festival runs from 2-4 September and 'celebrates, through artistic and cultural expression, Hull’s independent spirit and historic contribution to the cause of freedom.'

Join Peter Levy on BBC One at 19:30 tonight for the latest news for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, it's on a bit later because of the football.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Bus users in Hull are being asked for their views on services as the city council carries out a review of its subsidies for some routes. The council is looking to save £50,000. 

It currently offers subsidies to bus companies for local services where there is a "social need" because the fares wouldn't cover the cost of transport.

A number of services are being reviewed  these include the the 1D, the 1E, the 9, the 16 and the 50. 

Starting tomorrow, daily consultation events are being held on weekdays until next Tuesday, and there's an online survey., external The deadline to tell the council your views is the 22 July.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The latest headlines from our Hull newsroom:

• The East Riding councillor who posted offensive comments about a fund set up in memory of MP Jo Cox has been expelled from the Conservative group
• EU referendum polling station on 1st Avenue in Hull has been changed to nearby Methodist church after a break in
• Cottingham allotments which have suffered vandalism will get CCTV security

Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Humberside Police have arrested a 21-year-old-man after a theft in Goole last night., external

A compressor was taken from a building site and loaded onto a Land Rover which was then involved in a collision on the slip road to the Ouse Bridge.

Two people ran off towards a nearby farm but a search involving the police helicopter saw one of them caught.

Humberside Police are still looking for the second person and a white Range Rover.

Abbie Dewhurst has the forecast for this afternoon and tomorrow across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

BBC Radio Humberside

The line up's been announced for this year's Freedom Festival, external. It's promising something for everyone as usual with world class art, dance, theatre, street performance and music.

One of the highlights is a piece of aerial theatre called "As The World Tipped" which is described as "gasp worthy". 

The headliners are British Sea Power.

Organisers have tweeted about their interview on BBC Radio Humberside with David Burns

Tom Nicholson has signed for Halifax from North Ferriby United.

Jen Bateman
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

here are the latest headlines from our Hull newsroom:

• The East Riding Cllr who posted offensive comments about a fund set up in memory of MP Jo Cox has been expelled from the Conservative Group
• EU Referendum polling station on 1st Avenue in Hull has been changed to nearby Clowes Methodist Church
• Energy efficient modular homes built in East Yorkshire could help with national shortage of affordable housing

A councillor is expelled from his local Conservative group after posting an offensive message mocking the memorial fund for MP Jo Cox.

£1000 has been raised to help with repairs to a number of allotments in Cottingham which were vandalised earlier this month, external. The money will be spent on CCTV and improving security.

Councillor Dominick Peacock (pictured) has been expelled from the Conservative group on East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Image source, Beverley Town Council

It follows comments he made on social media regarding the fund in memory of the MP Jo Cox who was killed last week.

Mr Peacock has apologised and deleted the remark.

He remains a councillor, but as an independent.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Variable cloud still lingering in most places and it will continue to do so for much of the day. We could see more in the way of hazy sun this afternoon but it will start to feel increasingly humid and we're at risk of seeing some heavy, thundery downpours this evening. 

Another warm day with highs of 21C.

BBC Radio Humberside politics reporter Sarah Sanderson is tweeting that there's a change to one of the polling stations for tomorrow's EU referendum.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

This former soldier's medal has been stolen.

Arron Gorbutt was awarded it for serving in Afghanistan. It was stolen when his house on Victoria Dock in Hull was burgled at the weekend. 

Arron got in touch with us through our facebook page, external and says he can't understand why someone would do this.  

Image source, Arron Gorbutt

Humberside Fire and Rescue are sending a team to Poland to take part in the Toughest Firefighter Alive competition. 

It's been described as the Ironman for firefighters, during the competition teams have to complete a number of tasks including: a hose run, an obstacle course, tower assault and stair climbing all in full firefighting gear.

Good luck!

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from our newsroom in Hull

• Suspended councillor could be expelled from Conservative group on East Riding of Yorkshire Council
• Final day of EU Referendum campaigning before polling day tomorrow
• Energy-efficient modular homes built in East Yorkshire could help with national shortage of social housing

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

The children at Sirius Academy in Hull are not using their desks or chairs today for half of their lesson times. Instead they are learning  to use more practical methods. 

The idea is to improve learning and increase fitness, even the teachers are standing up in staff meetings and assembly.