Joshua Cook
BBC Radio Humberside

The wooden groynes on Withernsea beach are going to be replaced. 

They've been in place since the early 20th century and are there to retain the beach sand.

Members of Hull Bullnose Heritage Group, which was set up to commemorate the thousands of trawlermen who lost their lives working in the city's fishing industry, are still working hard to make sure those who died at sea are remembered.

Their latest project involves these stainless steel boards which list the names of people who died doing their job.

The group also plans to have three commemorative murals painted along Hessle Road:

Four men of Asian appearance are believed to have been racially abused in Hull by another man, police say.

Image source, Google

The incident happened at about 17:30 on Thursday 9 March near the University of Hull on Cottingham Road (pictured).

The suspect is described as a black male, about 25 to 30-years-old, of slim build, with short black hair.

Police are appealing for anyone who witnessed the incident to get in touch:

More now on the extra money being invested in our coastal towns, with the Coastal Communities Fund giving Cleethorpes almost £4m after a successful bid from North East Lincolnshire Council.

Image source, Getty Images

Coastal Communities Minister, Andrew Percy, who's also the MP for Brigg and Goole, says the money should be just a start:

Police across Yorkshire and the Humber have seen a rise in reports of children meeting paedophiles, according to figures released by the NSPCC. 

From today, a new law means groomers who target children through their phones and social media face two years in jail. 

There were 93 reports last year to police forces across the Yorkshire and Humber region - more than double the number five years ago.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Check your Lottery ticket if you live in Grimsby - you could be a millionaire!

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Someone from the town won the EuroMillions on Friday 17 March, but has so far failed to claim claimed their prize. 

You've got until 13 September to reveal yourself. 

However, if you've decided a life of luxury isn't for you then I'll happily take the ticket off your hands...

David Burns
Presenter, BBC Radio Humberside

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside has condemned hate crime against Gypsies and Travellers.

Keith Hunter says he's been "concerned for a while about the tone of conversation" in connection with the two groups.

He says he aims to bring the issue up with Humberside Police's temporary Chief Constable.

You've been reacting to Mr Hunter's comments on BBC Radio Humberside and here are some of your views:

BBC Weather

This afternoon will stay mostly fine, though high level cloud will make the sun hazy at times. 

It'll turn breezy later with a top temperature of about 16C (61F):

A man has been jailed for four years for the theft of a cash machine from a Spar shop in East Yorkshire.

The ATM was ripped from the wall of the shop in Thorngumbald in February using a stolen digger.

Lewis Holdstock, 22, of Southcoates Lane, Hull, had earlier pleaded guilty to theft at Hull Crown Court.

If you fancied applying for the post of chief constable of Humberside Police but so far haven't got round to it, you've sadly missed your chance with applications for the job  now closed .

Interviews for short-listed candiates will now take place on 26 April, the Police and Crime Commissioner's office has said.

The  post became vacant after Justine Curran (pictured)  stepped down in February  - 18 months ahead of her retirement.  

The move came after the force was told by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in November that it  "requires improvement  ".  

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

The latest headlines from our newsroom so far this lunchtime include:

• Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside condemns hate crime against Gypsies and Travellers
• Hornsea, Cleethorpes, Hull and the area near Spurn Point are awarded about £9m worth of investment to help boost the local economy
• A total of 1.5m people in Yorkshire and the Humber region are physically inactive , according to the British Heart Foundation

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online, Yorkshire

Human bones excavated from a deserted medieval village near Driffield, East Yorkshire, show people mutilated and burned bodies to stop them rising from the dead . 

Image source, Historic England

Knife marks were found on 137 bones from about 10 people dating between the 11th and 14th centuries which were discovered at Wharram Percy.

Experts at Historic England and Southampton University say it's the first evidence of ancient practices to stop "corpses rising from their graves, spreading disease and assaulting the living".

The Humber Bridge has been turned into a musical installation with sounds that change depending on your route across the landmark linking Hull and North Lincolnshire.

The Height of the Reeds, external  is an installation created by Opera North for Hull's City of Culture celebrations.  

Do you fancy having a conversation between you and a friend or family member recorded for posterity?

If so, the BBC's Listening Project is for you - and its recording booth is  travelling around East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire from today. 

The Listening Project aims to collect a fascinating archive of insights into modern Britain , with people of all ages sharing what they think about their lives and loves, enthusiasms and disappointments, successes and failures:

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside has condemned hate crime against Gypsies and Travellers.

Keith Hunter (pictured) says he'll speak to the temporary Chief Constable of Humberside Police to make sure people are prosecuted if they post hateful comments likely to provoke racial hatred against any group.  

Mr Hunter says he's been "concerned for a while about the tone of conversation around Gypsies and Travellers":

Over 1.5m people in Yorkshire and the Humber region are physically inactive, according to the British Heart Foundation .

Image source, BBC/BHF

That makes up 40% of the population - with women more likely to be inactive than men. 

The charity's now urging people to run the length of a marathon (that's 26.2 miles) over the course of a month - from as little as a mile a day.

Lizzie Rose
Presenter, BBC Radio Humberside

A Beverley-based charity is appealing for help sorting donations from hospitals and pharmaceutical companies so they can be sent to countries like Syria.

The Jacob's Well charity has a warehouse packed full of donations - but not enough people to help work out exactly what's been donated.

I've been to the warehouse to find out more and this is what I discovered:

The deadline's now closed to apply to be the Chief Constable of Humberside Police.

The post became vacant after the former Chief Constable, Justine Curran, stepped down in February - 18 months ahead of her retirement.

The move came after the force was told by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) in November that it " requires improvement ".

A promotional video was released by the Police and Crime Commissioner, Keith Hunter (pictured), to encourage people to apply  for the £160,000-a-year post.

Hornsea, Cleethorpes, Hull and the area near Spurn Point are to get about £9m worth of investment to help boost the local economy.

The cash comes from the government's Coastal Communities Fund, with Cleethorpes and Hornsea getting the lion's share to help bring more tourists into the resorts.

It is hoped the investment will create jobs and help our seaside towns become year-round destinations.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside News

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

• Hornsea, Cleethorpes, Hull and the area near Spurn Point are to get about £9m worth of investment to help boost the local economy

• A new study suggests 40% of adults in Yorkshire and the Humber region are physically inactive
• The deadline has closed to apply for the role of the new Chief Constable of Humberside Police