Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

• Former students at Hull College say not having a nursery on site would have been an obstacle to their further education
• A Hull man has been sent back to prison after he went on a £40,000 luxury spending spree with money from crime
• Hull's Holy Trinity Church (pictured) has been put on Historic England's 'heritage at risk' register

Image source, Holy Trinity Church

BBC Humberside Sport

There's confusion over the future of Grimsby Town boss Paul Hurst this lunchtime. 

BBC Radio Humberside understands Shrewsbury Town have made an official approach to the Mariners for their manager. 

However, Grimsby say no such approach has been made at this stage. 

We'll hope to have more on this developing situation throughout the afternoon.

Image source, Getty Images

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

The Liberal Democrats have gained a seat on the East Riding Council.

Denis Healy (pictured) took the seat in Beverley's St Mary's Ward from the ruling Conservatives.

The vacancy arose following the death of councillor Irene Charis who died in August.

Image source, Lib Dems

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Northern Powerhouse minister and Brigg and Goole MP Andrew Percy says councillors will have to explain to voters why they've walked away from half a billion pounds. 

Lincolnshire county council rejected plans to for a Greater Lincolnshire authority which would include a directly elected mayor.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

A Hull man has been sent back to prison after a court heard that he'd been on a £40,000 luxury spending spree with money from crime.

Back in April, less than a year after his last spell in prison, 30 year old Benjamin Barnes from Council Avenue in Gipsyville, was pulled over by police.

He was on his way back from Leeds, where he'd spent thousands of pounds on luxury clothes and jewellery.

Image source, Google

During searches, police found weapons and huge amounts of cash both on Mr Barnes' person and at his home and business addresses.

The judge at Hull Crown Court (pictured) sentenced Barnes to three years and three months in prison, confiscated his weapons and drugs and ordered he should face a further Proceeds of Crime hearing.

BBC Humberside Sport

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

From the top 10... they are now down to the final three.

Yes we're talking about the Face of Hull 2017 finalists, and this morning we've revealed who the lucky three finalists are:

• They area Simon Richardson - a call centre worker from Hull.
• Kofi Smiles - who is currently working as an administrator at the job centre in Hull
• Lucy Clark who works in sales at a waste management company in Hull.

We'll find out who get's the job next Thursday (27 October 2016).

Lizzie Rose
BBC Radio Humberside

Image source, JEROME WHITTINGHAM

It's England's largest parish church and even though work is underway on it, Hull's Holy Trinity Church has been put on the Heritage at Risk Register, external. 

For the first time, Historic England has carried out research in to the state of the country's larger parish churches. 

The register is designed to help these important buildings to attract funding for the urgent repairs. In this case it's the central nave roof which is leaking quite badly.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Currently moored up in Hull marina is a very special boat called HMS Pickle. 

It's a replica of the boat which brought back the news of our victory after the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.

Today marks the anniversary of the battle and to remember it, there'll be a re-enactment on the Humber tomorrow.

Here's a look around:

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

The Liberal Democrats have gained a seat , externalon the East Riding Council. 

They've taken a seat in the Beverley St Mary's ward from the ruling Conservatives. 

The vacancy arose after the death of Conservative councillor Irene Charis (pictured) in August.

She had been battling cancer.

The new councillor for St Mary's ward is Liberal Democrat Denis Healy.

Image source, East Riding Council

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

We're hearing this morning about claims that the closure of nurseries at Hull College could stop parents studying for their futures. 

The Hull College Group are currently consulting about the closure of their three nurseries. They say they have been loss making for a number of years.

But Shaune Clarkson at the GMB Union in Hull believes some students may feel forced to leave their studies behind because of the pressure of finding childcare.

Here's what Gemma Newby, a former student at Hull College who used the nursery in Hull City Centre told us:

The Hull College Group say students who are eligible to receive support will continue to obtain funding from the college towards the cost of nursery provision.

BBC Humberside Sport

Image source, Getty Images

Tickton's Kyle Edmund booked his place in the quarter-finals of the European Open in Antwerp with victory over second seed David Ferrer.

The 21-year-old British number two beat the experienced Spaniard 6-1 3-6 7-6 (7-3) to set up a meeting with Italy's Andreas Seppi.

Edmund won the opening five games on his way to claiming the first set in just 24 minutes.

After reaching a career-high ranking of 43 this week, Edmund could break into the top 40 if he beats Seppi on Friday.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

• Planned nursery closures at the Hull College group could force some students to quit their education
• The Northern Powerhouse minister Andrew Percy says councillors will have to explain to voters why they've walked away from half a billion pounds
• The BBC has announced it's selected three people who could be joining the corporation as a new presenter for the UK City of Culture

Owain Wyn Evans
BBC Look East weather

Here's a look at today's weather with me Owain Wyn Evans:

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Good morning, Gill here with all the live coverage of your news, sport, weather and travel on Friday 21 October 2016.

You may have heard of the term 'dance-off' where dancers compete by taking it turn to 'out' dance each other.... well this morning we have a 'pic-off'.... two photos of the same scene by our Weather Watchers Julian Stamford and Nick Hedges, but which one is best? You decide:

Image source, Weather Watchers

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