Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A 95-year-old World War Two veteran says he's devastated after his medals were stolen by thieves who raided his home in Cleethorpes.

Percy Wilmott was out shopping with his daughter on Friday when somebody broke into his home and ransacked it, taking his war medals.

Percy, who fought in North Africa during the Second World War, says all five of his medals have been stolen and he feels betrayed:

"The very fact these young people can come round and know there's an old soldier living in this house and there are his medals and 'I think I'll take them', it doesn't make sense that they should do that to us old folks," he says.

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

Roj Rahman, trustee at Scunthorpe's Central Mosque, has condemned the terrorists behind the recent Manchester and London attacks.

Yesterday, a Met Police commander said the UK's Muslim communities must "root out the scourge of terrorism...which masquerades as Islam".

Mr Rahman told me: "They're not good for any faith community. They enjoy the luxuries of the life here and then they want to attack us.":

BBC Weather

The afternoon will start cloudy, cool and wet, with hill fog perhaps affecting the Wolds and persistent, occasionally heavy rain.

There will be a strengthening west to northwesterly wind, helping to give some improvement in the extensive low cloud.

However spells of rain will continue through the day.

Police are trying to trace Hamish Robert Hodson, aged 28, who is wanted for burglary.

Image source, Humberside Police

His last known address was David Street, Grimsby, but he doesn't live there anymore.

If you have any information, call the police on 101

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

The latest headlines from our East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire newsroom:

• A union representative looking after NHS workers in East Yorkshire says he's concerned about a potential skills shortage when a teaching bursary for nurses is scrapped
• East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire has seen an increase in bike thefts
• A new story by the Lord of the Rings author J.R.R Tolkien will be launched in Hull today and it's said to be inspired by his time in East Yorkshire

Campaigners in Hull are appealing for a rethink after Historic England turned down a call to give Grade II-listed status to one of the city's landmarks.

Image source, Mike Bartlett Photography

The Three Ships mural is on a vacant former shop and it harks back to Hull's fishing heritage.

Last November, Historic England rejected calls to give it Grade II-listed status, saying it "falls short of the high bar for listing post-war public art".

But Leigh Bird, from Hull Heritage Action Group, says: "It's not a shop front, it's a work of art and it's tied into the city's fishing heritage."

A major redevelopment of one of Hull's main shopping centres is expected to be unveiled later this month, it's been announced.

Image source, Google

A total of 24 brand new outlets have been created on the upper floor of the Princes Quay centre in the heart of the city.

The redeveloped parts of the centre are due to be opened on 22 June.

A 15-year-old boy from Grimsby who hadn't been seen since last week has been found.

You might remember yesterday we posted that police were asking for help to find Daniel Chandler.

Police now say he has been found "safe and well".

Coach claims players will be worn out by the time of the World Cup

Simon Clark
BBC Sport

The Rugby Football League is to investigate allegations of crowd trouble at Sunday's Championship game between Featherstone Rovers and Hull Kingston Rovers.

Image source, Google

The sport's governing body said it had been made aware of incidents at the game at Featherstone's LD Nutrition Stadium (pictured) and was looking into them.

It will begin a process of gathering evidence before deciding if either club with be charged with misconduct.

A one-minute silence will be held across the country at 11:00 to remember the victims and those affected by the London attack.

Seven people were killed and 48 injured in the attack which began at 21:58 on Saturday night.

NHS England said 36 people remain in hospital, with 18 in a critical condition.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

The latest headlines from our East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire newsroom so far this morning include:

• There's concern that the scrapping of an NHS bursary scheme is putting people off applying for nursing courses in our area
• Staff at a Grimsby College say It's a miracle nobody has been killed trying to cross a busy road outside the building
• New figures show there's been a rise in bike thefts across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire

A story written by J.R.R Tolkien, which was inspired by his time in East Yorkshire, will be launched in Hull today.

Beren and Luthien is said to be based on Tolkien's wife Edith as she danced in the woods at Roos near Withernsea.

He then started writing the book while stationed at nearby Thirtle Bridge army camp.

There's been a rise in bike thefts across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

In April there were a 132 reported thefts, increasing to 184 in May.

Image source, PA

Humberside Police say the majority of bikes have been stolen by opportunists and want owners to invest in good quality locks.

Staff at a sixth form college in Grimsby say it's a miracle nobody has been killed trying to cross a busy road outside the building.

Image source, Google

Hundreds of students at Franklin College and local residents have signed a petition calling for a pedestrian crossing on Chelmsford Avenue.

The petition will be handed in to North East Lincolnshire Council next week.

There's concern fewer people are applying for nursing courses in our area.

It comes after an NHS bursary was scrapped, which means that anyone starting a course from August will no longer receive extra financial support.

The Royal College of Nurses say since this happened, there's been a 23% fall in the number of people applying for courses across the country.

The government says the change is due to nursing courses being oversubscribed and the cost-saving measure will help fund more places for nurses.

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Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cloudy and wet day ahead.

Here's my full forecast:

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

Good morning, I'm Caroline and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the area throughout the day.

It's a bit of a damp and grey start. Thanks to our Weather Watcher Bensmatt55 for sending in this picture from Hedon this morning:

Image source, Weather Watcher / Bensmatt55

If you've got anything you want to talk about please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are, by email, Facebook, externalor Twitter, external.

Leonid Slutsky, who has been linked with the vacant Hull manager's job, says Roman Abramovich is helping him find work in England.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

That's all from me today, but I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00.

Your breaking 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:

• A vigil is being held in Hull to remember those caught up in the recent terror attacks
• Beverley woman says Manchester attack tribute concert was "amazing"
• Humber Business Week gets under way in Hull
• Hull's Drypool Bridge turns into public art as Venn diagram-inspired work is unveiled
• The RSPB wants your help to photograph puffins at Bempton Cliffs

Finally, here's a picture which pretty much sums up today - grey clouds over the Humber Bridge sent in by BBC Weather Watcher Dimplayer:

Image source, Weather Watcher / Dimplayer