Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North

More tickets have gone on sale for Hull's New Music Biennial, external which aims to open people's ears to new music from all genres.

Image source, New Music Biennial

The event runs from 30 June to 2 July and it's the first time Hull has hosted to the event.

NMB organisers say: "We aim to reach new audiences for contemporary music and encourage ideas for short works no longer than 15 minutes duration which could be performed in a range of settings."

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City , externalare without injury-hit Harry Maguire (knee), Abel Hernandez (ankle) and Evandro (groin) for their final Premier League game with Tottenham on Sunday.

Image source, Getty Images

The Tigers will play in the Championship next season after losing 4-0 at Crystal Palace.

Speculation still surrounds the future of Hull City manager Marco Silva.

BBC News Travel

First Hull Trains has cancelled its 15:48 service from London Kings Cross to Hull.

Image source, Hull trains

First Hull trains say it's due to a train fault.

People visiting Hull for City of Culture 2017 will now be able to stay in the city an hour later thanks to a new train service announced today.

Image source, Google

Launching on Monday, the new TransPennine Express service will leave Hull at 22:33 and call at Brough, Selby, Leeds, Dewsbury and Manchester Victoria.

Along with this, a 22:07 Hull to Leeds train is also being introduced on Sundays, calling at Brough and Selby.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and the Humber region so far today:

• Scunthorpe United Football Club, external claim they've been forced in to a change of site for their proposed new stadium following a dispute with their previous developers
• Police in North East Lincolnshire, external are investigating after a boy was violently robbed of his mobile and bike on a Grimsby street

• The Department for Transport has carried out a feasibility study into the possible re-opening of the Beverley to York rail line, Radio Humberside learns

The 19th Century church sits in a graveyard open to the public that could still be used for burials.

Scunthorpe United's chairman has revealed new land has been earmarked for the team's intended new stadium.

Image source, Scunthorpe United

It follows a long history of delays in the process of planning and building a new home for the Iron.

Speaking on Sportstalk last night, chairman Peter Swann said the new location is better than the spot they previously had their eye on.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A former RAF watchtower which was dismantled from its site in North Lincolnshire and moved to the US is to reopen after it was rebuilt in Virginia.

Image source, Military Aviation Museum

Goxhill was the first RAF site handed to the United States Army Air Forces in 1942 and was used by the Americans as a training base.

The site's watch office was later acquired by the Military Aviation Museum in 2003, before being taken down brick by brick and shipped to Virginia Beach.

Image source, ARG

Museum Director Mike Potter said the tower was "something of a shrine to many visitors, and it is a distinct honour to be able to offer guests the only experience of its type in our country".

"The entire control tower was taken apart and transported, right down to the brickwork and the loos," he added.

A free showing of award-winning travel photographs has opened in Hull.

The Travel Photographer of the Year Awards is staging the outdoor exhibition at Princes Dock Street.

The show is part of the second season of Hull's year as UK City of Culture. Entitled Roots and Routes, it aims to celebrate Hull's role as a major port and its international connections.

The awards began in 2003 and accept entries from amateurs, semi-professionals and professionals.

Here are just some of the amazing photographs on show:

Image source, Courtney Moore & TPOTY

Image source, Michele Palazzo & TPOTY

Image source, Marc Urso & TPOTY

Campaigners calling for the re-opening of the Beverley to York rail line say they hope it can move a step closer to becoming reality.

Image source, Google

The Department for Transport has carried out a feasibility study into the move, BBC Radio Humberside has learned.

Representatives of the Minsters Rail Campaign, which wants the railway re-instated, are due to meet the Local Enterprise Partnership today to try to secure funding for a more detailed survey.

They want to see the 34-mile line reopened as a fully operational part of the national rail network, but the estimated cost of the scheme would be more than £200m.

The line was closed in the 1960s under the Beeching cuts.

A teenage boy's mobile phone and bike have been stolen during a violent attack on a street in Grimsby.

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The incident happened at about 22:00 on Tuesday near the footbridge over the River Freshney on Cartergate.

The boy was approached by a group of men, one of whom who hit him in the face before another took his bike and iphone.

The men are all described as white with local accents and wearing dark, hooded tracksuit-type clothing.

The boy's face was left reddened but he did not require hospital treatment.

The stolen blue and yellow Carrera Hellcat mountain bike and the boy's silver and black iphone 6 have not yet been recovered.

New lock gates on Pocklington Canal are expected to allow a further two miles of the waterway to be opened up to navigation.

The gates are due to be installed at Thornton Lock, with two miles of the canal set to be dredged as part of a quarter-of-a-million-pound project.

The work will be finished next year.

Victoria Holland
Journalist, BBC Look North

There are claims children's safety is being put at risk by the way some parents park outside a primary school in Hull.

People at Endsleigh Holy Child Academy have been seen parking on double yellow lines and blocking driveways at home time.

Residents have put up signs to try and stop them, but parents of pupils at the school say they have no other option:

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Westminster's coming to Grimsby today as young voters are given the chance to find out why their vote matters.

The Parliamentary Outreach Service will be at the University Centre in the town to talk to students about how decisions made by Parliament directly affect them and others.

Only 43% of 18 to 24-year-olds cast a ballot at the last general election - and there are only four days left for people to register to vote in next month's general election.

Today's event in Grimsby aims to explain how young people can register to vote and how Parliament works.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside News

Here are the latest headlines from across East Yorkshire and the Humber region so far this morning:

• The report into a plane crash at Withernsea has called for pilots to be told about the risks of landing at the airfield there
• Children's safety is being put at risk by the way parents park outside a primary school in Hull, according to people living nearby
• New lock gates are delivered to the Pocklington Canal which are expected to allow a further two miles of the waterway to be opened up to navigation

Sarah Walton
Journalist, BBC Look North

A report by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch into a plane crash at Withernsea, external has called for pilots to be told about the risks of landing at the airfield there.

Robert Hitchcock's plane went over a nearby cliff and into the sea after he landed at the private Hollym Airfield runway on the coast in August last year.

Mr Hitchcock suffered minor injuries and was taken to hospital.

Pilots will now be warned of the dangers of the airstrip, which is right beside the cliff edge.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A dry, bright but chilly start with some sunshine.

Showers bubbling up from late morning, but these will be generally isolated.

There'll be plenty of sunny spells inbetween.

Watch my full forecast here:

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome to today's live feed across East Yorkshire and the Humber region on Thursday 18 May 2017.

I'll be with you until 18:00 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather where you live.

If there's anything you'd like to get in touch with me about, you can do so via email, Facebook, external and Twitter, external.

Private Henry Parker was identified after DNA from his bones was matched to his great-nephew.

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

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:

1. Trespassers climb to the top of the Humber Bridge
2. Tickets fly out for Arcade Fire gig in Scunthorpe
3. Concerns raised over local election pressure
4. Alzheimer's sufferer takes to the skies
5. Hull's dancing fountains set to make a splash