Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live, East Yorkshire and Humber

Thanks for joining us today. I'll be back tomorrow with all the live updates of the day's news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire and the Humber.

But before we go lets have a look back at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• The River Hull's not getting that sinking feeling anymore
• We still don't know who will take over Hull City FC
• He's still not the fastest man on two wheels
• You might see Spiders from Mars in Hull next year
• The church Bear-ing it all to get in the record books

Image source, Triumph Motorcycles

Enjoy your evening.

Former England pace bowler Ryan Sidebottom agrees a new one-year contract with Yorkshire.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

BBC Travel

The A166 is expected to remain closed for a number of hours.

Its after a fatal accident near Garrowby Hill earlier this afternoon.

Police are asking people to avoid the area while investigations continue.

The A166 is closed between The Balk, Youlthorpe and Moor Lane Full Sutton and there is queuing traffic in both directions.

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BBC Humberside Sport

City's Harry Maguire, external is hoping that a good performance in the League Cup at Stoke on Wednesday will lead to a first Premier League start of the season at Liverpool on Saturday. 

He's likely to come into the side with Jake Livermore suspended following his red card at the weekend. 

He can play at centre half or midfield, but thinks he's better at the back:

Image source, Hull City AFC

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

• A man has died and two people are in a very serious condition, external following an accident on the A166 East Yorkshire 
• A hospital which carried out a funeral for a stillborn baby without the mother's consent is being sued
• Work has begun on a £5m Marine Control Centre, external in Grimsby
• The first  of 20 sunken boats (pictured) are taken out of the River Hull as part of flood prevention measures

Image source, Nick Hedges

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Over the next few years 20 abandoned boats will be hoisted out of the River Hull.

Its part of measures designed to reduce the chance of flooding.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live, East Yorkshire and Humber

Work has begun on a £5m Marine Control Centre in Grimsby, external.

It will replace the old Vessel Traffic Services centre at Spurn Point, which has become difficult to get to by land because of erosion of the peninsula.

The building will be based between the Fish Dock and the Royal Dock and is being built by Scunthorpe company Britcon.

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Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live, East Yorkshire and Humber

A man has died after an accident, external on the A166 near Garrowby Hill this afternoon.

Two other people, who were in the same car are in a serous condition in hospital. 

A full road closure remains in place while investigations are underway. 

Police are asking people to avoid the A166 between the Full Sutton turn off, the and The Balk.

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BBC Humberside Sport

Scunthorpe United loan defender Harry Toffolo, external wants to keep his place in the side, having made a belated full debut. 

He helped The Iron go top of League One with victory at Shrewsbury, and having got into the team, he's hoping to stay there:

Image source, Scunthorpe United

BBC Humberside Sport

We understand former Hull City, external owner and current Hull FC owner Adam Pearson is interested in buying the football club. 

He owned the club until 2007 and then had a second short spell as Chairman. 

Two Chinese consortia remain keen, although some members of the original one have failed the Premier League's "Fit and Proper Person's test". 

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But our Hull City commentator David Burns says the future ownership remains very much up in the air:  

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's a look at what the weather will be doing over the next day or two with me, Abbie Dewhurst:

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

• A mum from Hessle is taking legal action against a hospital who carried out a funeral for her stillborn baby, despite telling her there were no ashes
• Engineers have begun work to remove two sunken boats from the River Hull north of Beverley
• North Lincolnshire motor bike racer Guy Martin (pictured) has suffered another setback in his attempt to set a new land speed record

Image source, Triumph Motorcycles

BBC Humberside Sport

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Work to remove two sunken boats from the River Hull is underway. 

The work has gone smoothly so far and the first boat will be towed downstream to Beverley Beck shortly where it will be hoisted out of the water.

In all twenty wrecks will be removed from the river to improve its flow and reduce flooding.

BBC Travel

The A166 remains closed following a serious accident between two cars.

The road is closed both ways between the Balk, Youlthorpe and Moor Lane, Full Sutton.

BBC Humberside Sport

Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie describes the final week deciders as a "great advert" for county cricket.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Two sunken boats are being lifted out of the River Hull in East Yorkshire today to help reduce the risk of flooding. 

Around 20 ships are thought to be submerged along the waterway, obstructing the river's flow. 

The work is part of a £45m project to improve flood defences in the area.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live, East Yorkshire and Humber

Image source, Jack Kay

The life of Spiders From Mars guitarist Mick Ronson is to be celebrated in his home town as part of Hull's City of Culture celebrations next year.

Turn and Face the Strange is a live show written by Rupert Creed and Garry Burnett, both of whom are from Hull.

The performance will incorporate film, audio, storytelling and live music.

Ronson grew up in Hull, where he formed the band that went on to become the Spiders From Mars. He died in 1993 aged 46 after developing liver cancer.