That's all from me on your live feed for today, but any breaking news and travel will be updated here throughout the night.

But before I go lets take a look back at some of the things we didn't know when we got up this morning:

• A stricken seal pup's future look a lot brighter after being rescued
• A care home in Market Weighton faces closure
• is the Hull City job really a poisoned chalice?
• Are you going to see the masterpieces on show in City of Culture?
• How do you get a 110-tonne whale in a room? The answer is here

A thief helped himself to money from an open till in a theft at a shop in Hull.

Image source, Google

The man was queueing at Farm Foods on Greenwood Avenue when the customer ahead of him paid.

The shop assistant opened the till to deposit cash in the drawer and the thief leaned across, grabbed an handfull and then ran off.

The incident happened at around 16:30 on Monday 2 January.

The suspect is described as a white man, between 5ft 10ins and 6ft tall with a dark moustache. He was wearing a blue Berghaus jacket with the hood up, a beanie hat with a grey stripe around it and a navy blue scarf concealing the bottom half of his face.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

A seal pup that was found stranded on an embankment near Victoria Dock last night is now being cared for at the Sea Life Centre in Scarborough.

Image source, Ben Munro

The grey seal pup is around four to five weeks old, so is one of this year's pups.

Staff at the Sea Life Centre have called him Basil and say he's very thin so is expected to be in their care for some time.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

The gritters are out across northern Lincolnshire this evening as temperatures dip to around -2C (28F) in some areas with a widespread frost and some ice.

North Lincolnshire Council say their gritters will be spreading salt from 18:00 to 21:00 while North East Lincolnshire Council say their gritter will be running from 20:00 as the roads could get icy.

Drive safely.

A rail union is to hold a vote on industrial action in the north of England in a dispute over pay.

BBC Humberside Sport

Britain's Kyle Edmund reached the last eight of the Brisbane International after opponent Lukas Pouille retired. 

Image source, Rex Features

The British world number 45 was leading 6-3 3-1 when the Frenchman, seeded six, pulled out after receiving treatment for blisters on his feet.

He will next face Swiss second seed Stan Wawrinka after his 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 win over Serbia's Viktor Troicki.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are your headlines across the region this afternoon:

• A court has heard that two P&O workers used their positions as ferry crew to smuggle cocaine into Hull from Rotterdam
• Elderly people living in a Market Weighton care home will have to find somewhere else to live, after the owners announced they were closing the business down
• The seal pup that was found stranded on an embankment near Victoria Dock (pictured) in Hull last night is now being cared for at the Sea Life Centre in Scarborough

Image source, Ben Munro

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Police say they are still working to talk someone off a rooftop in Grimsby.

The youth has been on top of a building in Heneage Street since 09:00 this morning according to officers although people living in the area say he's been up there since 07:30.

I'm also told by locals that he's an 18 year old man and there is a police dog unit on the scene too.

The road has been closed for most of the day and remains cordoned off.

Officers are asking people to avoid the area between Patrick Street and Glanville Street but say they will help people with access to their homes if it's safe to do so.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Its thought 26 elderly people living in an East Riding care home will have to find somewhere else to live after the owners announced they were closing the business.

The Londesbrough Court care home in Market Weighton specialises in providing care to people with dementia and physical disabilities. 

Image source, Google

It's believed the owners have decided to close down the home due to government funding levels and recruitment problems. 

East Riding Council says it's sent a dedicated team, including social workers, to the home to work with the residents, their families and staff.

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City fans plan to boycott Saturday's match, in protest at the sacking of head coach Mike Phelan, just three months into the job. 

The Tigers are bottom of the Premier League and just three points from safety. 

Geoff Bielby from the Hull City Supporters Trust says he can't see the club selling many tickets:

Image source, Reuters

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

The future of a community hub in North East Lincolnshire has been secured.   

Image source, The Gingerbread House

The Gingerbread House is in the old library at Humberston which was shut two years ago as part of a number of library closures by North East Lincolnshire Council. 

Some people living in the area had made complaints about the hub, but today planners have given them retrospective planning permission to continue operating as they are.

BBC Weather

Here's a look at the weather with Abbie Dewhurst: 

BBC Travel

There's slow traffic on the A1105 Anlaby Road in Hull at the Walliker Street junction because of traffic light failure. 

Approach with care.

BBC Humberside Sport

Image source, Getty Images

The new Hull City manager is facing an "impossible task" according to former captain Ian Ashbee.

The Premier League's bottom club have yet to confirm who will take over from Mike Phelan, who was sacked on Tuesday.

Reports suggest former Olympiakos boss Marco Silva, external has been lined up, while former Birmingham City manager Gary Rowett was an early favourite.

Ashbee, who played for the Tigers between 2002 and 2011, told the Press Association: "It's a poisoned chalice."

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A man's been on a rooftop in Grimsby for around 5 hours now.

Police were called to Heneage Road at around 09:00 this morning.

Officers say they are trying to bring the incident to a safe end and are talking to the man.

A cordon is in place in the area and Heneage Road is still closed between David Street and Welholme Road.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A nightclub in Cleethorpes has been vandalised. 

Image source, Google

A group of youngsters is thought to be responsible for damage to the Barcelona Club on the North Prom last night.

It's claimed they were seen leaving the area on bikes and scooters and later confronted by members of the public after they were spotted climbing on fairground rides on the beach.

Two P&O workers used their positions as ferry crew to smuggle cocaine into Hull, a court hears.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull's been in the national press for a few days and now the satirical website 'The Daily Mash' has joined in...  

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A man's tried to rob a pensioner in Grimsby, external. 

The 78-year-old was parking his car at around 18:30 yesterday on West St Mary's Gate when he was approached by a man who asked for money, but fled empty-handed after a struggle. 

Police are looking for a local man aged between 25 to 30-years-old and asking anyone with any information to contact them on the 101 number.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are your lunchtime headlines across the region:

• Former Hull City captain Ian Ashbee describes the club as 'shambolic' after Head Coach Mike Phelan (pictured) is sacked just three months in to the job
• Police are trying to talk a man down from a roof in Grimsby
• The Hull City Culture team says transport links should improve in response to more cultural activity in the city