Matty Dawson and Atelea Vea score two tries each to help Leigh overcome Hull FC and end a nine-match losing run.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

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

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue over the weekend.

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

1. People attending the Radio 1 Big Weekend in East Yorkshire are being urged to book a place on an official shuttle bus to travel to the site.
2. Hull city will start their search for a new manager next week.
3. East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund will face Gastao Elias in the first round of the French Open.
4. The streets of Hull will be filled with 'lindy-hoppers' over the weekend.
5. The BBC's David Burns looks good in a wet suit.

For all those going to Radio 1' Big weekend you can find advice on travel , externaland security by visiting the Radio 1 and Hull 2017 website.

If you haven't got tickets for Burton Constable you can always take up Lindy Hop and dance in Hull's new fountains, as they did today.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

This evening it will be dry, warm and muggy with long clear periods. An onshore breeze near the coast may produce some mist.

On Saturday any low cloud will clear quickly leaving a warm and humid morning. It will turn cloudy, with some thundery showers developing in the afternoon.

Sunday will see the odd shower at first but it will remain mostly dry and feel cooler than previous days.

BBC News Travel

The A614 near Portrington is closed both ways because of a serious accident.

Traffic is moving slowly.

Image source, AA

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

• Extra police drafted in for Big Weekend event.
• A police officer responsible for alcohol licensing for Humberside Police , externalhas been sacked for gross misconduct.
• The parents of an East Yorkshire woman have each been sentenced to four years in prison for beating her with a hammer at their home in Bempton.

Crispin Rolfe
Reporter, BBC Look North

A Hull Councillor has denied two counts of making indecent images of children.

Steven Bayes,55, was suspended from the Labour Party in October after it "became aware of a police investigation into him", a party spokesman said.

He was released on unconditional bail and is due to stand trial on 5 February 2018 at the same court.

Mr Bayes was first elected in 1985 and was involved in Hull's bid to secure the UK City of Culture title.

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull FC's Fetuli Talanoa and Jake Connor are in line to make their returns from injuries but Marc Sneyd and Scott Taylor are sidelined.

Image source, SWPIX.COM

Skipper Gareth Ellis, who has not played since 23 April, remains out.

Leigh are without winger Adam Higson after he received a five-match ban for his red card in the loss at Magic Weekend against Salford.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

The streets of Hull will be filled with 'lindy-hoppers' over the weekend.

Image source, Kingston Swing

Lindy Hop is a traditional form of dance that dates back to the 1940's and this weekend will see a number of workshops taking place across the city to celebrate World Lindy hop day.

Enthusiast Beth Parnell thinks the workshops will give people an opportunity to experience something they might not normally consider.

BBC Humberside Sport

East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund will face Gastao Elias in the first round of the French Open.

Image source, Getty Images

Edmuund beat the world number 125 in their only previous meeting at Indian Wells earlier this year.

Top seed Andy Murray will play world number 85 Andrey Kuznetsov of Russia.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Radio 1's Nick Grimshaw presented his breakfast show from the BBC studios in Hull this morning.

We asked him how excited was he about the Radio 1's Big Weekend:

The UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has been campaigning in Grimsby today where he called for foreign aid to be scrapped and the money used to help fund the NHS.

Election campaigning was postponed until today following the Manchester terrorist attack.

Speaking to BBC Radio Humberside the UKIP leader said he's not sure the Prime Minister Theresa May will 'get the job done' over a strong brexit deal.

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

A police officer responsible for alcohol licensing for Humberside Police , externalhas been sacked for gross misconduct after he was convicted of being drunk and disorderly.

PC Gordon Underwood had served as an officer for fifteen years but received a criminal conviction in March at Hull Magistrates where he was also fined for obstructing three fellow officers.

At a misconduct hearing this morning he was dismissed from the force without notice

Crispin Rolfe
Reporter, BBC Look North

The parents of an East Yorkshire woman have each been sentenced to four years in prison for beating her with a hammer at their home in Bempton.

The victim's mother Deborah Harrison, seen here walking, and her partner Jennifer Harrison, who is in a wheelchair, both of Railway Cottages, Bempton, were convicted of repeatedly hitting the victim with a hammer in July 2013.

The judge at Hull Crown Court said it was perhaps the worst case of actual bodily harm he'd ever had to deal with.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:

• People attending this weekend's BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend in East Yorkshire have until this evening to book official shuttle bus travel
• The organisers of the Hull Street Food Nights say relocating the event away from Trinity Square is an option they're looking at
• Hull's new city centre fountains have been officially switched on today

Here are some of the facts you may not know about Hull, ahead of Radio 1's Big Weekend.

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

A vicar at Hull Minster says he is angry after learning that Hull street food nights in the future may not take place in the square outside the church.

Image source, Google Street View

What would have been the second street food festival was cancelled and BBC Radio Humberside understands the next one will be in June and possibly in a different place.

Speaking to David Burns this morning the Revd Matt Woodcock said it would be a huge shame for people who work to revive the old town.

Hull Bid have sent the following statement:

James Piekos
Reporter, BBC Hull and East Yorkshire

James Piekos is in Burton Constable to see what final preparations are being made for Saturday and Sunday's One Big Weekend.

Jill Archbold
BBC Look North

A police officer responsible for alcohol licensing for Humberside Police, external will face a misconduct hearing today after he was convicted of being drunk and disorderly.

PC Gordon Underwood received a criminal conviction at Hull magistrates court in March where he was also fined for obstructing fellow officers.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Students in Grimsby are showing their support for the victims of the Manchester terrorist attack today.

Image source, PA

Ariana Grande is known for wearing the colour and released pink balloons at the end of her concert in Manchester which is why the students say they've chosen it.

The Franklin College students say they want people to wear something pink to demonstrate acceptance of others and show unity against terrorism.

BBC Radio Humberside

The BBC's David Burns is reporting live from where a new set of water fountains will be turned on in the city centre and he is taking precautions.

The fountains are part of a £25m upgrade of the city centre.