Gwilym Lloyd
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull Kingston Rovers have been dealt a big injury blow with the news that full back Matty Marsh will be out for up to nine months after suffering a severe knee injury in training.

Image source, Hull Kingston Rovers

Marsh, who was earmarked to be the Robins' first choice full back in 2017 by new coach Tim Sheens, has sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury that will require surgery and a lengthy period of rehabilitation.

The news is a massive set back for the 20-year-old who only a couple of weeks ago said he was looking forward to claiming the number one jersey following the departure of Australian Ken Sio.

Hull KR full-back Matty Marsh is ruled out for up to nine months after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in pre-season training.

Sarah Corker
BBC Look North

Siemens officially opened its £310m wind turbine factory in Hull today.

At the launch the Business Secretary Greg Clark described Hull as a 'city commanding international attention'.

Siemens chief executive Juergen Maier also told the assembled audience 96% of the people the company has employed so far are from a 30-mile radius.

Here's my full report for Look North on a historic day for Hull:

BBC Radio Humberside

Members of Parliament are debating the future of the fishing industry as Britain prepares to leave the European Union.

Keep an eye on the debate here

Yunus Mulla
BBC Look North

The Independent Police Complaints Commission says "as part of the ongoing IPCC investigation we are carrying out a search of a flat in Durham Street this afternoon".

They say they may be in a position to release a statement with more details later.

Lewis Skelton, 31, was shot in Hull on Tuesday by armed officers from Humberside Police and later died in hospital.

His family have today spoken of their heartbreak.

A gang of youths targeted a bus and smashed the windows as the vehicle went by in Scunthorpe.

On Saturday at 17:15 GMT a number 33 Stage Coach bus was going from East Common Lane on to Cemetery Road in Scunthorpe.

Humberside Police said that as the bus approached the junction of Hampton Road the youths dressed in dark clothes threw objects that smashed four windows of the driver’s side.

There were several passengers on the vehicle but they were not hurt.

A new wind turbine factory in Hull manufactures its first blade for an offshore wind farm.

BBC Politics

The Brexit Secretary and Haltemprice and Howden MP David Davis, says the government would consider paying in to the EU after it leaves the bloc in order to secure the best possible access for UK companies to the single market.

He was asked in the Commons whether ministers would consider making "any contribution, in any shape of form".

Mr Davis told MPs the "major criterion" was getting the best access for goods and services to the European market "and if that is included... then of course we would consider it".

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

Hull has spent many years at the bottom of league tables, experienced high unemployment and deprivation.

For decades the city has been haunted by its rundown backwater and downtrodden image after the decline of the fishing industry.

But now with the opening of Siemens’ new £310m factory and with UK City of Culture around the corner, I’ve been looking at whether Hull is finally on the up.

Image source, Pritti Mistry

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

NHS managers say they won't halt the consultation over the closure of the East Riding's minor injuries units (MIUs). 

The Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart and doctors at four East Riding GP practices had called on the East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to stop the consultation, claiming it's biased. 

The CCG says all the proposals represent an improvement over the current system of MIUs.

East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group wants to shut the service, along with units in Withernsea and Driffield, and instead concentrate care at new 'Urgent Care Centres' in places like Beverley and Bridlington.

They say these would have better facilities and be open for longer.

Michael Lee has just tweeted these amazing birds eye photographs of the Siemens site in 2013 before construction and now.

Gwilym Lloyd
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull City Head Coach Mike Phelan is relishing  going back to his old club Manchester United, where he was a player and assistant manager, in the semi-finals of the EFL Cup.

The two sides will meet in January over two legs with the return match at Hull's KCOM Stadium. 

Hull City beat Newcastle United 3-1 on penalties in the quarter-finals on Tuesday and Phelan says it will be like going back down memory lane:

A stunning sunset is captured off the coast of Lincolnshire by a Grimsby fisherman.

We've seen what the blades look like on the outside but how about this:

BBC Radio Humberside

As the opening ceremony of the new Siemens factory in Hull gets under way, Hull West and Hessle MP Alan Johnson has been telling Radio Humberside why he backed the project.

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Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

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

• Siemens officially open £310m wind turbine factory in Hull
• The family of the 31-year-old man shot in Hull earlier this week have confirmed his name as Lewis Skelton
• NHS bosses say they won't stop the current consultation over the future of the region's Minor Injuries Units

Sarah Corker
BBC Look North

The Business Secretary Greg Clark has been speaking to an assembled audience at the opening of the new Siemens factory in Hull.

Siemens chief executive Juergen Maier has described the opening as "a proud day" and "industrial strategy in action".

There are 200 invited guests and Radio Humberside's Burnsy Show is live from the event.

Sarah Corker
BBC Look North

I'll have more on Hull's new Siemens factory on Look North at 1330.