Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

That's all from our Live coverage today. We'll be back on Monday morning from 08:00 with all the live updates on your news, sport, travel and weather.

before I go, here's a look back at five things we've discovered today:

• Hull is doubling for Hull!
• After 70 years he's checking they are still as tasty and just as crisp
• It's time to say goodbye to an iconic Barton building
• I0,000 miles in a very old plane is an awfully long way
• Ten are now three!

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

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I've been talking to a Grimsby pharmacist who's told me, Government cuts will mean certain services they provide for the elderly and vulnerable could be axed.

Tim Cottingham owns a pharmacy in Waltham and Grimsby.

Currently, each one receives, on average, £220,000 a year from the NHS, but ministers say they want to reduce the cost.  

Health Minister, David Jowatt, said special funds would be set up to support pharmacies in isolated areas and to help set up around another 1,500 in-house pharmacists in GP surgeries and hospitals by 2020, which would be "more convenient" and cheaper for patients.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Now if you're in Hull's Old Town this Sunday you may think Christmas has come early. 

The Church of England has picked the city's cobbled streets and pubs to feature in a national advert. 

The Reverend Matt Woodcock from Holy Trinity Church (pictured) organises an event, every year, called pub carols where people dress up and sing.

He says's they've been asked to feature in the advert because the Church of England found out about their yearly pub carols event and want to encourage more people to go to their local church for a Christmas Service.

Andy Comfort
BBC Radio Humberside

Patients at the Priory Road Doctor's Surgery in Hull have been told it's closing and they'll have to go to one in Orchard Park instead.

Managers at the surgery say the lease on the building has expired and the neighbouring school needs its site back in order to complete improvement works. 

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John McEvoy is a partner of the Haxby Group who run the surgery, he says they're not asking patients to leave but to use their Orchard Park Surgery.

The Hull Clinical Commissioning Group and NHS England say they are working with Haxby Group to find a solution that will enable patients in the area to continue to receive GP services in suitable premises.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A man from South Cave is part of a team taking part in the biggest ever vintage biplane rally.

Martyn Wiseman will be flying more than 10,000 miles across Africa, to raise money for charity.

It's the first time a challenge like this has been done with 1920s airplanes

Image source, Getty Images

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

A group of three kayakers have been rescued off the coast of Flamborough, external after getting into difficulty in rough seas this afternoon. 

Coastguard rescue teams from Bridlington and Filey were called as well as the search and rescue helicopter around 1 o'clock. 

One of the kayakers had to be pulled from the water suffering from hypothermia. 

It's believed they're all doing OK now.

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Tourism leaders in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they're worried that Brexit could lead to a shortage of workers. 

It's been a bumper year for tourism across the area with visitor numbers increasing, but around half the industry's workforce are EU migrants and some bosses fear that staff may leave the UK.

The impact of Brexit on tourism will be discussed on this weekend's Sunday Politics. 

My guests include the former UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom (pictured). That's from 11am on BBC One.  

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Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

• The process of adding fluoride to tap water in Hull will be discussed next month
• Tourism leaders in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they're worried that Brexit could lead to a shortage of workers
• The man who helped set up the famous Riley's Crisps factory in Scunthorpe has returned to the factory today almost 70 years after it first opened 

BBC Humberside Sport

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Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Premier League game between Hull City and Stoke City.

Yunus Mulla
BBC Look North

Hull is once again being used as the location for a new film. 

 After doubling as London for A Royal Night Out and National Treasure, the city will actually be starring as itself for John Godber's latest artistic project, The Last Laugh:

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

The man who helped set up the famous Riley's Crisps factory in Scunthorpe has returned to the factory today almost 70 years after it first opened. 

The factory, which is now owned by Golden Wonder, invited 94 year old Biff Riley back to see how it's changed since 1947. 

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Here's a look at the weather for the rest of the day and over the weekend:

Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live

Fluoride could be added to tap water in Hull in an attempt to reduce the level of tooth decay in the city. 

The proposal by the ruling Labour group will be discussed at a council meeting next month, with a public consultation being held next year. 

Public Health England has described fluoridation as a "safe and effective" public health measure. 

However, campaigners described the plan as "mass medication" and called for other methods to tackle tooth decay.

BBC Travel

One lane is blocked on the A63 eastbound between the Clive Sullivan Way junction and St Andrews Quay because of a broken down van.

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Fluoride could be added to tap water in Hull in an attempt to reduce the level of tooth decay in the city.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

It was created in 1956 by local artist Philip Pape and was lined with gold leaf after being carved.

And now a campaign group set up to save the mural on the wall of Baysgarth School in Barton say its been unsuccessful.

Image source, Patricia Allenby

It would have cost over £100,000 to preserve the mural when the school moved to it's new building.

But not everyone, including the Mayor of Barton John Oxly, felt saving the mural was not worth the cost.   

The campaign was launched back in 2015, to help save the mural, created by Phillip Pape, who lived and worked on Beck Hill in Barton from 1960 to 1982.

At the time of the campaign launch, we spoke to David Roberts the Assistant Head who told us how important the mural is to the people of Barton, but it now looks like the school has failed in it's bid to save it.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

It's thought that Britain's vote to leave the European Union may have had a positive impact on our region's tourism industry. 

The value of the pound has fallen since the referendum in June, leading some people to choose to holiday in the UK instead of heading abroad. 

Sir Gary Verity from tourist group Welcome to Yorkshire says the indications are that bookings have been on the up.

BBC Humberside Sport

Tickton's Kyle Edmund (pictured) is bidding to reach his first ever semi-final on the ATP Tour when he takes on Andreas Seppi in the European Open in Antwerp later today. 

After seeing off the second seed, Spain's David Ferrrer in three sets, Edmund's the clear favourite against the world ranked 100 Italian in the last of today's quarter finals. 

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Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A fairly cloudy afternoon ahead. The cloud could be thick enough to produce the odd shower, especially in the east but generally most places will stay dry. 

Top temperatures today of around 12C (54F). 

Tonight there will be a few showers overnight, but most places will stay dry.

It will be a cool night with a little mist and lows in rural areas of 5C (41F).