Humberside Police are releasing a fresh appeal to identify a man (pictured) they are keen to speak with after two assaults left one victim with a broken jaw and the other unconscious.

Image source, Humberside Police

They both happened in the early hours of Sunday 18 December on Cliff Street, Bridlington.   

Police believe the man may have information about the incident.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Let's find out what Hull UK City of Culture 2017 has in store for us over the next few days:

Gwilym Lloyd
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

Hull FC head into tomorrow night's home game against Salford without influential Australian Albert Kelly who's away on compassionate leave.

Jake Connor will take his place at stand off against a side transformed after only securing their Super League place this season at the expense of Hull KR in the Million Pound Game.

Coach Lee Radford tells me he's expecting Salford to throw a lot at them:

BBC Weather Watchers

Our  BBC Weather Watchers  have been capturing this lovely day across our region on camera.

Thanks to Weather Watcher Yorkshire Kush for this very seasonal photo of Bridlington beach. 

I wouldn't rush there for a dip just yet though - it's still a bit nippy! 

Earlier I told you about a chemical spill on board a ferry during an overnight crossing from Rotterdam to Hull .

Passengers weren't in any danger after a spill of hydrochloric acid on board the Pride of Rotterdam at about 01:30 this morning, according to the ferry's operator P&O.

Travellers were told not to go up on deck after what the company describes as a "minor spillage" from a freight vehicle. 

Eyewitness and BBC employee Lucy Smickersgill says the incident was still worrying: 

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Local Live

We've been bringing you news today that Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, the trust which runs Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals,  has been put into special measures again .

It follows an inspection by the health watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) which has raised concerns over emergency, outpatient and maternity services.

Take a look here to catch up on what we know now:

With the County Championship season starting on Friday, BBC Sport takes a look at some of the main talking points.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It'll be dry with variable cloud and some bright or sunny spells, especially in the east. 

Winds will be mainly light, and it will feel warm during any brighter periods in eastern areas.

Sophia Ewen
BBC Radio Humberside News

The top stories from our newsroom so far today include:

• The organisation running hospitals in Scunthorpe, Grimsby and Goole is coming under fire after slipping back into special measures
• A meeting will take place this evening for people interested in buying a share in one of Beverley's oldest buildings
• There was a "minor chemical spillage" on board the Pride of Rotterdam ferry on its voyage to Hull this morning

Remember your school dinners? Pink custard and hard cake? 

Image source, Reuters

The Mayor of Grimsby is going to be remembering it all today as she serves the much-improved meals to pupils at Healing Primary.

Councillor Christina McGilligan-Fell is doing it to raise money as part of her charity challenge.

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Local Live

A primary school in Goole could win a national award today for its efforts to get pupils travelling to school in a healthier way. 

Image source, Google

Over 20% of pupils at Boothferry Primary now travel to school on a bike and it has already been named the best school in the region for encouraging pupils to walk or cycle.

There's also been a reduction in car usage. 

The school won the Primary School of the Region award at the North East, Yorkshire and Humber Regional Modeshift STARS award ceremony held in Leeds.

It will now go on to the national final which takes place in London later today.  

The licensee of the Monk's Walk pub, one of Beverley's oldest buildings, says he's afraid future owners of the building could turn it into luxury flats meaning it'll close its doors to the public after hundreds of years.

Image source, Geograph/David Wright

Neil Pickford has now called a meeting at the pub this evening to urge residents to buy a share of the building, which dates back to the year 1270.

Mr Pickford says hopes enough investors can be found to buy the property from its current owner, safeguarding it for future generations.

The MP for Cleethorpes says it's "extremely disappointing" that Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust has been returned to special measures .

An inspection by the Care Quality Commission - the health watchdog - has highlighted significant concerns over urgent and emergency care, outpatients and maternity services at Grimsby and Scunthorpe hospitals.

Martin Vickers MP says it's unacceptable:

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Local Live

Humberside Fire and Rescue Service is marking a very special occasion before Hull Central Fire Station moves to a new base on Spring Street:

There was a "minor chemical spillage" from a freight vehicle on board the Pride of Rotterdam ferry during its voyage from Rotterdam to Hull this morning, P&O has confirmed.

A BBC employee, who was on board the ferry at the time, says passengers were told not to worry, but not to use toilets and not to go on deck.

It also caused minor delays for lorry drivers, who were left on board while the spillage was dealt with. 

We understand it has now been contained. 

Hull is set to honour war hero and former rugby league player John "Jack" Harrison VC with a  series of commemorative events over the coming weeks.

Image source, Hull City Council

Mr Harrison, who had a successful career with Hull FC, was given the VC in 1917 for actions under fire in France during World War One.  

The series of special events is due to start with the Jack Harrison Centenary fixture at Hull's home match against Warrington Wolves on Friday 28 April.  

The stadium will host a special curtain-raiser fixture as Hull FC Reserves take on the Great Britain Armed Forces rugby league team in the Jack Harrison Challenge.

The reserve team will wear a specially commissioned replica strip for the match based on the shirt that would have been worn by Harrison 100 years ago, while the first team will also carry a poppy on their playing jerseys.

The Polish Ambassador to the UK says he's concerned about what will happen to people from Poland as the Brexit process gets under way.

On a visit to Hull, Doctor Arkady Rzegocki met members of the Polish community and encouraged them to apply for permanent UK residency. 

During the visti, Doctor Rzegocki said he hoped the fate of Poles in the UK would be one of the first issues to be discussed during negotiations as "the future of families, the future of individuals, the future of businesses is very important and uncertainty is a bad thing".

The Prime Minister Theresa May has said the free movement of people from the EU to the UK could be extended after Brexit.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

The latest headlines from our Hull newsroom so far this morning include:

• The trust which runs hospitals in Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole is  put back into special measures
• The Polish ambassador to the UK expresses concern about the future of the Polish community in Hull after Brexit
• The mayor of Grimsby is heading back to school today to work as a dinner lady for charity

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

At this time of year, you don't have to look far in the countryside to see spring lambs. 

Most ewes give birth to just one or two young, but at Sledmere House in East Yorkshire things are going a bit differently.

In fact, staff there are celebrating the birth of a healthy set of rare lamb quintuplets - that's five lambs born to the same mother. 

The shepherds caring for the lambs, now known as The Jackson Five, estimate their birth is a million-to-one chance. 

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City have climbed out of the bottom three for the first time since October with a 4-2 win over fellow strugglers Middlesbrough . 

Their win, coupled with Tottenham's dramatic late turn-around against Swansea, means they move up to 17th, two points ahead of the Swans.

It also means Marco Silva has won five out of six home games since taking over as Hull boss in January.