Hull's Bee lady celebrating her 95th birthdaypublished at 11:59 British Summer Time 12 May 2017
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
We are live at the Guildhall where Hull's bee lady Jean Bishop is celebrating her 95th birthday:
Hull's 'Bee Lady' has birthday party at Guildhall
P&O cancels ferry sailings to Zeebrugge today and tomorrow
Exam stress blamed for rise in calls to Childline
Live updates on Friday 12 May 2017
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
We are live at the Guildhall where Hull's bee lady Jean Bishop is celebrating her 95th birthday:
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Humberside Police are urging householders not to open the door if they have any doubt about who the caller might be.
It's in support of a national Operation called Rogue Trader awareness week.
The aim is to raise awareness of distraction burglars or rogue traders picking on vulnerable residents.
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
Final preparations made to celebrate Hull Bee Lady Jean Bishop's birthday.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Hull University have announced they've had to close several floors of their library immediately.
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Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
Preparations for Jean Bishop's 95th birthday are under way.
There's a car full of bee balloons making its way to the Guildhall.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
The relationship between Hull and its twin city Freetown in Sierra Leone is to be celebrated this summer at a concert showcasing the musical history of the two cities.
The event, which is part of Hull 2017’s Creative Communities Programme, will also feature real stories about the people of Freetown.
The concert will be held at the KC Lightstream in August.
Quote Message"The connection between Hull and Freetown is an important one, which has historically worked to strengthen the commercial, educational and cultural links between the two cities."
Daren Hale, Hull City Council
BBC Radio Humberside
A full list candidates for the general election has been announced.
Hull West and Hessle will have a new MP, after Labour's Alan Johnson announced he was standing down.
In the 2015 election both Labour and the Conservatives achieved 5 seats in the region.
BBC News Travel
P&O have announced cancellations to several services between Hull and Zeebrugge.
The services cancelled are:
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
A dry start but becoming rather cloudy with an increasing chance of showery rain, perhaps heavy with a risk of thunder.
Here's the forecast with Abbie Dewhurst
Katy Austin
BBC Look North
Campaigners fighting to save a mural in Hull say it's an important landmark for the city.
More than 2,000 people have signed a petition for the Three Ships,which is on the front of the former BHS building to get listed status.
Last year the Department for Culture decided it wasn't a good enough example of post-war public art.
Quote MessageThe mural itself is a piece of art. It's actually the largest mural in England. It's not only the mural outside, it's the mural inside which was recently discovered.
Leigh Bird, Hull Heritage Action Group
BBC Radio Humberside
Happy birthday to Hull's bee lady - Jean Bishop is 95 today.
There's a big party happening today at the Guildhall in Hull to celebrate the bee lady's birthday.
Jean has become a popular sight in Hull over the years, collecting money in her costume for Age UK.
BBC Radio Humberside
There's been an 11% rise in the number of teenagers contacting Childline about exam stress in the Yorkshire and Humber region.
It's a trend that's being seen across the country as young people start getting ready to sit their GCSE and A-Level exams.
Childline say their counsellors have carried out nearly 150 online sessions in the last two years in Yorkshire and the Humber.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and Humber:
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Good morning and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and Humber on Friday 12 May 2017.
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Beaten League One play-off semi-finalists Scunthorpe United release four players, including defender David Mirfin.
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BBC Local Live
Thank you for joining us today.
We'll be back with you tomorrow morning from 08:00 but news, sport, weather and travel updates will continue through the evening.
Before I go, lets have a look at five things we didn't know this morning:
To finish I thought you might appreciate this short video from a BBC colleague of a dog skateboarding.
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Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside
Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and Humber:
Members of a cricket club near Hull say they're devastated after a suspected arson attack destroyed their pavilion on the village playing fields.
The lawnmowers owned by the Skirlaugh club were saved, but the main wooden building and hundreds of pounds worth of cricket equipment was destroyed, just a few weeks into the season.
It's also just a few days before the annual "party in the park" is due to take place on the playing fields.
Mike Puckering is a member of the cricket club:
Andy Comfort
BBC Radio Humberside
Humberside Fire and Rescue says traffic issues in Hull city centre won't be an problem for the service.
The brigade is officially opening a new central fire station today just off Ferensway. Officials have told BBC Radio Humberside that they have a system in place that allows them to change traffic light patterns to help them negotiate busy roads and the rush hour.
Quote MessageWe have a button called a green wave. When we are called out, we hit that button and the traffic lights change in our favour to where we need to go.
Dene Sanders, Humberside Fire and Rescue
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
It's turning cloudier with further showers tomorrow.
See my full forecast below: