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Updates on Wednesday 7 June 2017
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Remaining cloudy and wet, with further spells of rain throughout the night.
Hill fog is likely to become extensive as winds ease for a time, although becoming breezy again in the west later.
It's back to World War Two for Bridlington at the weekend as the 1940s festival returns to the seaside town.
Image source, Bridlington Town AssociationIt's the second time the festival has been run after it was first held in 2016 after Dad's Army was filmed in the area.
At the festival, which is due to be held on Sunday 11 June, there'll be an array of World War Two-themed attractions and a parade.
Events include a chance for people to explore the cockpit of a Lancaster bomber (pictured) and a flypast by Hurricane fighter planes.
Image source, Bridlington Town Association
BBC Sport
Grimsby-born Paralympic javelin champion Hollie Arnold says she also wants to compete in able-bodied competitions after the World Para Athletics Championships.
Arnold, 22, threw a world record 43.01m on her way to a first Paralympic gold medal in Brazil last year.
She says she wants to help "integrate" the Olympic and Paralympic sides of the sport:
More than 200 Hull children are due to take to the stage in the city later for the Big Sing with one of the country's leading opera companies.
Pupils from six Hull primary schools and Baysgarth School in Barton-upon-Humber will sing alongside a narrator and a chamber orchestra.
They're performing songs from Stephen Deazley's Little Book of Monsters:
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Humberside Police say they're concerned about the welfare of a 15-year-old boy who hasn't been seen since Friday afternoon.
Image source, Humberside PoliceDaniel Chandler was last seen in the Heneage Road area of Grimsby at about 13:14 on Friday 2 June.
He's described as white, 5ft 8ins tall, of "proportionate" build with short dark brown hair and blue eyes. He was wearing a grey tracksuit at the time of his disappearance.
Police are appealing for anyone with information about his whereabouts to call 101.
A man who was captured on CCTV walking over the roof of a parked car in Hull and causing £250 worth of damage is being sought by police.
Image source, Humberside PoliceIt happened at about 19:00 on Sunday 9 April as a group of men were walking along Holderness Road.
According to police, the group look to be wearing a team kit and anyone who's able to identify the kit, or has any other information about the incident, is being asked to get in touch.
England's 2017 World Cup hopes could be hurt by fatigue caused by fixture scheduling, says Hull FC coach Lee Radford.
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Paul Murphy
Journalist, BBC Look North
The RSPB wants people to send photos of puffins at Bempton Cliffs for scientific research.
Visitors to the charity's reserve in Bempton, East Yorkshire can upload their images to a special website, external.
The Atlantic puffin is a "Red List" threatened species and numbers across the UK are rapidly declining:
Work to transform a bridge in Hull into a huge piece of public art has been officially unveiled.
The Drypool Bridge has been painted with a design inspired by Hull mathematician John Venn and his famous Venn diagrams.
It's to celebrate Hull City of Culture 2017 and took two months to complete.
A councillor who is accused of making lewd comments to a hunt protestor has appeared in court.
Former Breckland councillor Charles Carter pleaded not guilty at Scarborough Magistrates' Court to charges of hunting a wild animal with dogs and of using threatening, abusive, insulting words and behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
A confrontation took place at Duggleby in North Yorkshire in January when he was riding with the Middleton Hunt, which is based near Malton and which covers a large area of North and East Yorkshire.
Following the incident, Mr Carter was suspended by the council, who later accepted his resignation.
Charles Carter will go on trial at York Magistrates' Court on 9 October.
Britain’s elite cyclists will once again sprint through the streets of Beverley.
The event, organised by the Hull Thursday Road Club and EY Events, will be aired on Eurosport TV and starts from 18:00 BST on Friday, 21 July.
Image source, VISIT YORKSHIREThe Beverley event has a first prize of £1,000 and a total prize fund of £5,000 and is round four of eight counting towards a national series held over six weeks.
Some parts of Beverley town centre will be closed to motorists from as early as 06:00 BST on the day.
It'll be cloudy and wet this afternoon with spells of rain, some on the heavy side.
Add in the freshening breeze and it will feel on the cool side with a top temperature of about 17C (63F).
Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside News
The latest headlines for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire from our newsroom so far today include:
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
A vigil's due to be held in Hull later to remember those affected by the recent terror attacks in London and Manchester.
Image source, ReutersThe vigil's due to take place outside Hull Station at 17:00 and will remember those affected by the attack at Manchester Arena two weeks ago today and the weekend attack at London Bridge.
A total of 22 people died and many more were injured in the suicide attack at the arena, while seven people were killed and 48 injured in Saturday's London attack.
BBC Humberside Sport
The former Russia coach Leonid Slutsky is the favourite with some bookmakers to take over as head coach at Hull City.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Russian was in charge of his country for two years up to last year.
He is also the former manager of Russian giants CSKA Moscow.
Bus company Stagecoach, which runs services in northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, says it wants more to be done to tackle air quality issues.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe company has launched its Green Week campaign today.
It says urgent action is needed by central and local government to tackle worsening traffic congestion.
BBC Radio Humberside
BBC Radio Humberside's election "battle bus" is on Hessle Road today speaking to the Hull West and Hessle candidates:
It's an interesting seat in the general election because Alan Johnson, the former Labour MP who represented Hull West and Hessle for 20 years, is stepping down.
It means this area is guaranteed to get a new MP.
The candidates pictured above, from left to right, are:
And UKIP's Gary Shores is also standing for election in the Hull West and Hessle constituency, but was unable to make it to today's BBC event.
Chris Arundel
Presenter, BBC Radio Humberside
People across Yorkshire are being encouraged to "Love Pocklington".
Image source, GoogleA new awareness campaign's been launched which is designed to promote the town as a shopping destination.
A special website has been created, and in the coming weeks a shopping loyalty card scheme will be launched.
The annual Humber Business Week, which aims to promote entrepreneurs and industry from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, gets under way today.
The event which was first held in 2004 has grown to become Europe's longest established festival of business.
Keynote speakers throughout the week include the comedian Alexander Armstrong, Baroness Karen Brady and Live Aid Co-Founder Midge Ure.
There were high emotions at a benefit concert staged by Ariana Grande in Manchester less than two weeks after the terror attack following her gig in the city.
Angie Theakston and her 13-year-old daughter, who are from Beverley, were at the Manchester Arena the night it was attacked and were among those who returned to the city yesterday for the concert.
She told us what it was like:
Quote MessageIt was absolutely amazing. There was no fear in the air. We felt so safe and as soon as we walked in Take That were playing and the atmosphere was electric. It was amazing."
Angie Theakston
