Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Goodbye and thanks for joining us on our live feed today. 

I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 BST. 

Before I go, here are five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning.

1. 'Crazy paving' isn't much fun
2. Willam Wilberforce suits gold
3. If you thought a dolphin was the most intelligent mammal... think again 
4. Yorkshire workers 'unhappiest in country'
5. Goodbye Pleasure Island

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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Dry, but rather cloudy at times. Minimum temperature 9C. 

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

UKIP's investigation into the "altercation" between two of its members in the European Parliament has been released. 

Steven Woolfe ended up being taken to hospital unconscious, but his colleague, Humber MEP Mike Hookem, has consistently denied punching him. 

Paul Oakden, the UKIP chairman, said that in the absence of an eye witness the true facts will never be known about what took place. 

He added that suspension had been a strong possibility but took into consideration Mr Hookem's apology and acknowledged that while foolish, he was not the instigator of this incident.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Three-quarters of a million pounds is to be spent upgrading beach and flood defences at the northern end of North Promenade in Cleethorpes. 

The original groyne was designed to maintain the sand levels on the beach and reduce the impact of the waves on the sea walls which protect that area from flooding. 

Nearly 10,000 tonnes of rock will be needed to complete the new groyne with the rock sizes being up to four tonnes in weight. 

The work is due to start in November and the rock will be delivered by sea.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

BBC Humberside Sport

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire & Humber:

• Grimsby is one of the worst areas in the UK for unpaid child maintenance to single parents
• French police have been asked to investigate an incident involving Yorkshire and Humber MEP Mike Hookem
• Businesses in Grimsby are unhappy after the council decides to dig up paving in the town 

Crispin Rolfe
Reporter BBC Look North

Businesses in Grimsby say they're unhappy that they'll face more disruption after it was decided to dig up paving around the town's bus station. 

The work was part of a £6m refurbishment, but there have been numerous repairs since the paving was laid two years ago.

North East Lincolnshire Council says the paving is now buckling under the weight of buses. 

I've been speaking to shop owners who say the whole episode has been bad for business.

Sarah Walton
Reporter, BBC Look North

The Hull East MP Karl Turner has asked the government to do more to make sure people with mental health problems don't have to wait to access therapy.

Mr Turner's nephew, Matty, took his own life after being told he faced a six-month wait for counselling where he lived in London.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A suggestion that East Riding of Yorkshire Council could set up a bus company to stave off cuts to rural services has been rejected by Cllr Andy Burton, the transport spokesman.

The pressure group “We Own It” is trying to get the law amended so councils can once more set up bus companies. 

But Mr Burton says County Hall could not do better than EYMS buses.  

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Grimsby is one of the worst areas in the UK for unpaid child maintenance to single parents, a charity says. 

The charity Gingerbread says that over £6m is owed in the town with almost the same amount owed in East Hull.

The average debt owed to more than a million families across the country is around £2,000.

BBC Humberside Sport

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

The UKIP MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber Mike Hookem has welcomed an inquiry into a clash at the European Parliament earlier this month.

After the incident Mr Hookem's fellow UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe was taken to hospital for treatment.

In a statement Mr Hookem has accused the European Parliament president Martin Schulz of "stirring the pot" after the official claimed Mr Hookem struck Steven Woolfe. 

Mike Hookem has denied he assaulted his colleague. 

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Rather cloudy at times through the afternoon, however there'll be some brighter periods later. 

Breezy at times but with temperatures on the mild side. Highs of 14C.

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

The scroll which is part of the Wilberforce monument in Hull has been relaid with gold leaf by the Queen's gilders, Hare and Humphreys. 

It took a long crane and a steady pair of hands to complete the work at the top of the 102ft (31m) statue. 

Looks like a top job to me! 

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Thirty years after buses were deregulated a pressure group is calling for councils to be able to set up their own bus companies once more. 

The "We Own It " campaign says it would help protect bus services in rural areas.

Cat Hobbs, director of " We Own It" told us why.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and the Humber:

• The Humber MEP Mike Hookem has been reported to French police after a clash at the European Parliament earlier this month 
• It's the last day of operations for Pleasure Island theme park in Cleethorpes
• Siemens has advertised another 140 jobs at its new blade factory in Hull

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

He's the loveable rogue that's stolen the hearts of shoppers on a busy Hull street.

Many people stop to give him attention, and if they could, most of them would love to take him home. 

He doesn't seek out the attention he just can't help attracting it! 

But who is this mysterious character? I've been to investigate.

Just over 40% of workers in the Yorkshire and Humber region would not describe themselves as happy at work and would move jobs for better benefits, according to research by employee benefits provider Perkbox.

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The happiest workers hail from the East Midlands, with a whopping 80% claiming to be happy. 

On the plus side, the research does say that happiness does increase over the working week - so you're more than halfway there to the best you're going to feel...

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Yorkshire and Humber MEP Mike Hookem and fellow UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe have been reported to French police over their altercation at the European Parliament. 

Mr Woolfe was treated in hospital and then quit the party after the fallout earlier this month. 

Mr Hookem denies hitting Mr Woolfe.

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