Yesterday I told you about a Mirage IV  plane that has been donated by the French government to the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington just outside York.

It is the only one to be given to an independent museum and the only one to be placed outside France.

The 77ft long (23m) plane is travelling 527 miles (848km) by road and sea.  

Image source, Yorkshire Air Museum

So where can you can see it tomorrow? Here's the planned journey from Portsmouth:

0930 -  Mirage departs by road from Portsmouth.  The planned route is M275, M3 , M25, M1, A1M,  A64  and B1228.  All roads will remain open throughout the journey.

1400-1500 - Due to arrive at Elvington.  The bomber will then be off- loaded.

If you're a fan and want to watch the arrival at Elvington but the museum says people can't park on the main road because the wide load will not be able to get through.

And remember we would love to see your pictures.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• The Victoria Mill building in Grimsby has been bought by North East Lincolnshire council for £1
• A local hospitals trust has been praised for its disabled parking facilities
• An exhibit featuring three cars with surprising and unusual contents  is unveiledat The Deep in Hull today

Ben Horrigan
Digital Video Producer

There's a new art installation in Hull that's bound to have everyone talking .

It features three cars parked at The Deep in Hull that have been transfromed into weird and wonderful beach scenes.  

It's the latest exhibit in the City of Culture's Look Up series.

Take a look at the video below to find out how the installation was made:

BBC Weather

A rather cloudy afternoon with the threat of further patchy rain and drizzle at times but also a good deal of dry weather too, perhaps even some brightness in the east. 

Gentle southwest winds and a maximum temperature of 14C (57F).

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Radio Humberside

Two well preserved horse skeletons and the remains of a chariot dating to the Iron Age have been found at The David Wilson Homes’ Pavilion Square development in Pocklington in East Yorkshire.

Image source, Henry Hayhurst-Frace, ilk Agency

The archaeological work at the site found a large number of ancient burial mounds containing artefacts including a sword, shield, spears, brooches and pots, dating back as far as 500 BC to 00 AD. 

The excavations have revealed information about British life approximately 2,500 years ago, with the site offering one of the largest and most significant Iron Age findings.

Image source, Henry Hayhurst-Frace, ilk Agency

David Wilson Homes has worked with MAP Archaeological Practice and the local community to ensure the findings will remain in Pocklington and can be enjoyed by the locals community for years to come.  

BBC Radio Humberside

Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust has been praised for its disabled parking facilities. 

The trust, which covers Scunthorpe, Goole and Grimsby hospitals, has been awarded the Disabled Parking Accreditation (DPA) from Disabled Motoring UK. 

To meet the criteria, car parks must have sufficient accessible bays, clear signage, easy access and good lighting. 

They should also offer accessible pay machines and provide enforcement so bays are not abused by people who are not disabled.

BBC News England

England's oldest man - who is originally from Hull - has turned another year older.

109-year-old Bob Weighton now lives in Hampshire and will be celebrating with his family. 

However, the former teacher and lecturer says he's a "bit irked" to be sharing his day with the beginning of Britain's exit from the EU. 

Bob has 10 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren "scattered around Europe", including in Germany and describes himself as very internationally minded. 

He says Theresa May's signing of Article 50  is like a divorce.

While Mr Weighton is the oldest man in England, he shares the title of Britain's oldest man with Alf Smith, of Perth, Scotland.  

A grade II-listed building in Grimsby has been bought by the council for a nominal sum of £1. 

The silo building at Victoria Mill has been brought into public ownership by North East Lincolnshire Council.  

Image source, Google

The council has reached an agreement with CPG Investments Ltd, the owner of the building.

More than £2m has been spent on repairs to the Silo by North East Lincolnshire Council since February 2016 following safety concerns.

Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North

Three cars, with surprising and unusual contents, will be put at The Deep's car park in Hull today.

It's the newest exhibit in the City of Culture's 'Look Up' art series and it's called 'Washed Up Car-go'.

The installation by former Hull School of Art student Chris Dobrowolski looks at environmental concerns around plastics and our oceans.

Previous artworks in 'Look Up' have included the  Blade in Queen Victoria Square  and the  scrolling letters on the side of the Tidal Barrier .  

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

There's some new figures out from the RSPCA this morning about animal cruelty in our county. 

They investigated 3,236 complaints in 2016 - that's down slightly from the 3,264 investigations from 2015. 

However they say it's not all about the numbers of course and some horrible instances still go on.

This is Queenie, a crossbreed taken to Blue Cross Animal Hospital in Grimsby, emaciated and collapsed:

Image source, RSPCA

She was just 7.5kg, half the weight she should have been and sadly had to be put down:

A man and woman were later convicted under the Animal Welfare Act, fined and banned from keeping animals for 10 years.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Business owners across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire say they are hoping for strong trade deals as  Prime Minister Theresa May triggers Article 50 today and begins the Brexit process. 

Here's my report:

A 55-year-old man is due in court today over an incident in Bridlington which saw people living near Oxford Street in the town evacuated last August .

Controlled explosions took place in the area after suspected dangerous chemicals were found in a home. 

The man is charged with possession of regulated substances without a licence.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

There's been a big increase in the number of call outs for Yorkshire's busiest lifeboat.

The Humber Rescue - based at Spurn Point - rescued 71 people from the sea in 2016. 

That's up more than 70% on the previous 12 months. 

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

Here are the latest headlines from East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• Plans for hundreds of new homes on the edge of Grimsby could be approved today
• The Deep's bringing the beach of the Humber to its car park as part of the Look Up series for City of Culture, external
• There's been a big increase in the number of call outs for Yorkshire's busiest lifeboat

BBC Radio Humberside

The go-ahead could be given today for hundreds of new homes on the outskirts of Grimsby. 

A decision's likely on a controversial development of 400 new homes in New Waltham, the site's just off the Tollbar roundabout (pictured below) and opposite the Tollbar Academy.

Image source, Google

Some people say it'll cause chaos if it goes ahead but the council says work to install traffic lights at the roundabout will improve traffic flow. 

Portraits of famous people will go on display in Hull today as part of the City of Culture celebrations.

Image source, National Portrait Gallery, London (Ian McKellen by Clive Smith, 2001-2002)

Image source, National Portrait Gallery, London (J.K. Rowling by Stuart Pearson Wright, 2005)

They're on loan from the National Portrait Gallery and include household names like  J.K. Rowling and Sir Ian Mckellen . 

The exhibition is taking place at the University of Hull. 

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A rather cloudy day with a little patchy rain and drizzle at times. 

There will be some bright spells too. 

Gentle southwest winds and a maximum temperature of 15C (59F). 

Here's my forecast:

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to today's live feed for across East Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire on Wednesday 29 March 2017.

I'm Folarin and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the area throughout the day until 18:00.

Please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are by email  ,  Facebook, external  or  Twitter, external  .

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

That's all from me today, but we're back tomorrow morning from 08:00.  

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue throughout the evening.

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• It could cost over £1.5bn to fix potholes across Yorkshire and the Humber
• Local businessman calls for more understanding of dyslexia
• The new pound coin is in circulation from today
• Hull to host Rembrandt masterpiece for the very first time
• A hedgehog village is on the horizon in East Yorkshire

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Radio Humberside

We've been looking into a new report that highlights the growing cost of fixing potholes in our region.

Here's a short video with more info