David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

Paul sent me this from the A180 at Barnetby Top. 

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

The A180 at Barnetby Top is now closed in both directions because of an accident involving a lorry and two cars.

One of our listeners Dave is close to the scene of the accident. Here's what he told me:

The picture was sent in by Paul Marshall.

Police are now advising motorists to avoid the area:

BBC Travel

There's slow traffic on Dog Kennel Lane southbound between Bishop Burton and Cherry Burton because of an accident earlier on.

BBC Travel

There is slow traffic on the M180 westbound at Melton Ross near J5, A15 (Barnetby top) because of an accident involving a lorry and two cars.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Drax power station near Goole has announced plans to buy an energy supply company  - Opus energy - for £340m.

It has also confirmed plans to buy four Gas Turbine Development projects.

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

Headlines from our East Yorkshire & Humber newsroom this morning:

• Power station Drax near Goole has announced plans to buy an energy supply company for £340m
• Children's University in Hull is welcoming a new investigation looking at the challenges of growing up in the north of England
• Campaigners have set up a new tent city in Scunthorpe

BBC Travel

There's disruption on the M62 in both directions because of fog between J23 for the A640 West Yorkshire and J35 for the M18 Rawcliffe.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

Three Conservative councillors say people in an East Yorkshire village have told them they are not happy with the way a Post Office outreach service is being run. 

The Post Office shop was closed in Barmston some years ago and replaced with a one-day-a-week set up in the village hall. 

But some residents say the service has become erratic and during the past two months it's only been open once. 

We're waiting for a statement from the Post Office.

Image source, Getty Images

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's a look at the day's weather across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire with me Abbie Dewhurst:

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Morning, Gill here with all the latest updates on the day's news, weather, travel and sport on Tuesday 6 December 2016.

It's foggy out there this morning and a bit icy on untreated surfaces, so take it carefully if you are heading out. Here's a picture from our Weather Watcher PipB of Leven:

Image source, Weather Watcher

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Hull City need help as they fight to avoid relegation from the Premier League, says defender Curtis Davies.

Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka says he is pleased with his side's "deserved" 1-0 win at home against Hull City.

Hull City manager Mike Phelan says he is disappointed his side conceded a "ridiculous goal" in their 1-0 defeat away against Middlesbrough.

A Gaston Ramirez header gives Middlesbrough only a second win since August and leaves Hull still in the Premier League relegation zone.

Suzy Lawson
Broadcast Journalist

That’s it for me today, although updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the evening and night.

Here's five things that we've learned today:

• Hundreds of children have been arrested for drink driving in Yorkshire in the last five years
• Three years on from the tidal surge some communities in North Lincolnshire want more protection from flooding

• Cyclists will soon have a new training track in Hull
• Children at a Hull school get lessons from some Chinese maths masters!
• And Christmas jumpers are not welcome in some Hull pubs

Bye for now.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A look at Monday's headlines from Look North.

Watch the full programme at 18:30 on BBC One.

Follow live text and BBC Radio London commentary from the Premier League as Hull face Crystal Palace at the KC Stadium.

Arsenal top & Sunderland bottom after a dramatic afternoon. Watch Final Score, listen to 5 live plus text updates from the Premier League.

BBC Radio Humberside

A support service for the victims of rape and sexual violence in the East Riding is at risk of closure, according to a Hull MP. 

Speaking in the Commons, Diana Johnson said the Survivors Service which has supported victims in our region for more than 20 years could close because of a lack of funding. 

The Home Office Minister Sarah Newton agreed to meet with her to discuss the issue.

BBC Radio Humberside

The ward isn't closed to visitors but Grimsby Hospital say that it's probably best to stay away to avoid catching the bug.