Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our newsroom:

• Three years on from the tidal surge that hit the Humber Estuary some communities say not enough is being done to protect them from future flooding
• A Home Office minister says she's "horrified" to hear that a centre for survivors of sexual violence in East Yorkshire could close
• A ward at Grimsby Hospital has been closed because of an outbreak of diarrhoea and vomiting

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The trust which runs Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital says a ward is closed because of an outbreak of diarrhoea and vomiting.

Ward B4 is shut to new admissions.

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BBC Weather

Take extra care if you're driving home tonight - there's a warning of fog on the way during rush hour.

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It's already starting to look a bit foggy in Elvington. Thanks to our BBC Weather Watcher Keith for sending this one in.

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Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

It's three years to the day since the tidal surge that hit East Yorkshire and the Humber.

More than 1,000 homes were flooded as water levels rose.

Some communities say more needs to be done to protect them in the future. 

These are the areas in our region where the Environment Agency is planning to build more defences:

Victoria Holland
BBC Look North

The road safety charity Brake says the number of children arrested for drink driving in Yorkshire is "incredibly concerning."

BBC figures show more than 300 under 18s were arrested over a five year period, with 46 in the Humberside area.

Image source, PA

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

A Hull-based charity that provides support and advice for people with autism has been targeted twice by thieves over the weekend. 

Thousands of pounds of IT and games were stolen from Matthew's Hub at the centre on Ferensway. 

It comes just a day after the charity re-launched and started up a new programme to train staff. 

Image source, Matthew's Hub

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines this afternoon from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:

• People living on the banks of the Humber in North Lincolnshire say the Environment Agency needs to speed up improvements to flood defences 
•  A woman was rescued from a canal in the East Riding this morning
• A Hull-based charity that provides support for people with autism has had its building broken into TWICE over the weekend

BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Police say they've recovered two laptops, a PS4 console and a mobile phone, which they believe were stolen.

They were found at a second hand store in Hull.

Officers believe the items were stolen in the West Hull area. If they belong to you, they are asking you to call the 101 number.

Image source, Humberside Police

Suzy Lawson
Broadcast Journalist

Imagine finally getting your Christmas shopping done - and then it all gets stolen.

Well Humberside Police say that last December there were 268 thefts from vehicles in December alone, including presents worth hundreds of pounds.

Officers are warning people not to leave newly bought gifts on display in their cars.

BBC Radio Humberside

Emergency services were called to help rescue a woman from a canal near Snaith this morning.

Fire crews, police and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance were called to help the 41-year-old who was in the water at Pollington. 

Image source, Humberside Fire and Rescue

It's not known why the woman was in the water.

Humberside Fire and Rescue say the rescue was a success and she was taken to safety.  

Image source, Humberside Fire and Rescue

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

The charity Save the Children says it's surprised to hear about the landlord in Hull who has banned Christmas jumpers in his pubs. 

The charity is hoping the ban will be lifted on Friday 16 December which is its annual Christmas Jumper Day. 

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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's a cold and bright afternoon, but we could see some foggy patches tonight.

Paul Hudson has your afternoon weather forecast:

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

Work has begun on a new £650,000 cycle track in Hull.

Hull City Council say the 1km closed loop road, which is being built next to Ennerdale Leisure Centre, would be safe for cyclists to use away from traffic.

The six-metre wide circuit is being funded by British Cycling and the council.

Lots of you have been getting in touch about a Hull landlord's decision to ban festive jumpers and fancy dress in his pub.

The owner of the Lion and Key pub says he does not want to attract stag dos and office parties because they can't accommodate large parties.

Let us know what you think!

Here's what some of you have had to say:

BBC Weather Watchers

We're loving the photos of this morning's frost that you've sent in.

These two from BBC Weather Watchers Ben and John really catch the chill in the air today.

Keep sending your photos.

Image source, Bensmatt55, John's Eye

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The latest from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom:

• People living on the banks of the Humber in North Lincolnshire say the Environment Agency needs to speed up improvements to flood defences
• It's emerged 46 children were arrested for drink driving in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire in five years
• A pub landlord in Hull has banned Christmas jumpers

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

After a very chilly start temperatures aren't going to rise very high today.

We should see some nice bright spells this afternoon but it'll still be nippy.

BBC Radio Humberside

Three men have been attacked during a fracas in Driffield.

Humberside police said two men attacked one of the victims in an alleyway off the Market Place in the early hours of Sunday 27 December.

Two other people who went to help the victim were then attacked.

All three suffered facial injuries.

Image source, Google

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

Hull City go to Middlesbrough tonight and they'll be looking to take some of their cup form into the Premier League.

After the weekend results the Tigers are second from bottom of the table.

Here's what Mike Phelan has to say about tonight's opponents: 

BBC Radio Humberside

Campaigners are fighting proposals to split the Grimsby's parliamentary constituency in two.

It could happen if proposals to restructure boundaries go ahead with one MP in East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire being lost. 

Today is the deadline for the public consultation on the Boundary Commission, external's plans.