Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

That's all from me today, but we're back on Monday morning from 0800.

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue through the evening.

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

• The economy,adult social care and security were some of the issues discussed at a special election debate programme hosted by BBC Radio Humberside
• A train is being named after the former England football manager - Graham Taylor, who grew up in Scunthorpe
• Jordan Harrison, aged 17, from Bridlington has been named Britain's young fisherman of the year
• More than 720,000 visits were made to the Maritime Museum in Hull during the two month display of ceramic poppies
• A new statue (pictured) to commemorate the Hull born musician Mick Ronson has been unveiled

Look North's Simon Clark has been back to the club where it started for Kyle

Each fish represents one of the 900 trawlers from the East Yorkshire port sunk between 1835 and 1980.

BBC Radio 1

Relive Big Weekend with Bastille....

The handmade poppies marked the World War One centenary and were originally at the Tower of London.

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside

Grimsby Town defender Danny Collins has signed a new contract at the club.

The 36-year-old has committed himself to a fresh one-year deal.

Meanwhile his former centre-half partner Shaun Pearson, who signed for Wrexham last month, says he now accepts the Mariners' decision not to offer him a new contract to extend his stay.

Josh Gowling is understood to have been offered a player/coach role at National League club Torquay United.

Gowling played with Gulls' boss Kevin Nicholson at Kiddersminster Harriers and is expected to sign for them shortly.

Image source, Danny Collins

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Some patchy rain with sunny spells - late evening sunshine expected.

Each fish represents one of the 900 trawlers from the East Yorkshire port sunk between 1835 and 1980.

Image source, Chris Mangnall/SWpix.com

Team news as Hull host Wigan in Saturday's Super League match at The KCOM Stadium (17:00 BST).

Kate Sweeting
Reporter, BBC Look North

A group of amateur actors with physical or learning difficulties are performing on Hull Marina this week as part of Hull City of Culture.

The group of 15 members of Castaway Goole are joined by professional actors and are performing on a barge.

Those taking part say it's been an amazing experience.

They'll perform again tomorrow.

Mick Ronson, who was born in Hull, found fame as the leader of David Bowie's backing band in the 1970s.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

A Grimsby fish seller is reviving the traditional art of smoking fish to honour his father's legacy.

Lee Williams bought a number of smokehouses with his father almost twenty years ago -- he agreed to his dad's last request to re-open and get the fish smoking process going again.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

• Three teenagers reported missing in the Grimsby area have been found safe and well
• Education, the economy and adult social care are just some of themes in the special general election programme on BBC Radio Humberside
• A train is named after former England manager Graham Taylor who grew up in Scunthorpe and played for Grimsby Town

Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

More than 720,000 visits were made to the Maritime Museum in Hull during the two month display of ceramic poppies.

The museum has become the most popular venue to host the poppies since the tour began in 2015.

It was made as part of commemorations of the centenary of the First World War.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

Jordan Harrison, aged 17, (pictured second from left) from Bridlington has been named Britain's young fisherman of the year.

The annual award has been announced by the industry publication "Fishing News."

Jordan recently became the youngest person in the UK to secure a skipper's licence.

Image source, Fishing news

Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

Three teenagers - Teigan Welbourne, Taylor Welbourne and Daisy Kelly - reported missing in the Grimsby area last night have been found safe and well today.

Police say they would like to thank the public and media for their assistance with helping to locate them.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

It has been almost a week since the likes of Katy Perry, Kings of Lyon and Little Mix performed at Hull's Big Weekend.

If you are having withdrawal symptoms, here are some highlights.

A train is being named after the former England football manager - Graham Taylor.

He grew up in Scunthorpe and played for Grimsby Town.

The West Coast service will call at Watford Junction, Aston, Wolverhampton and Wembley Central.

London Midland is to re-christen the Class 350 model - to be known as Graham Taylor OBE.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

• Three teenagers have gone missing from Grimsby
• Adult social care, education and secure boarders were just some of the issues discussed during a special election programme on BBC Radio Humberside
• Yorkshire's the 'plaice' to eat fish and chips

For generations fish and chips has provided millions of memories: eaten with greasy fingers on a seaside holiday, a pay-day treat at the end of the working week or a late-night supper on the way home from the pub.

That's probably how we've ended up with a National Fish and Chip Day, which is today.

And did you know that Yorkshire has more chippies than anywhere else in the country?

That's according to the National Federation of Fish Friers, which says there are about 1,700 of them in our region - and apparently about one in five of us visit our nearest chip shop every week.