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Updates on Friday 16 June 2017
The former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, will visit Hull in the autumn.
Mr Annan held the post for nine years and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001.
He will deliver a lecture at Hull City Hall during the annual Freedom Festival in September.
The sun is out so keep sending us your weather watcher pictures.
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Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
A blue plaque will be unveiled at Hull's Paragon Station today, dedicated to the Spiders From Mars.
The band hailed from Hull and East Yorkshire and were made famous when they became David Bowie's backing group.
The plaque is being unveiled this morning as part of BBC Music Day at Hull Paragon Station.
Alina Jenkins
BBC Weather
Brightening up for a warm and sunny afternoon.
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Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live
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Danny Washbrook, Fetuli Talanoa and Jordan Thompson have signed new deals at Super League side Hull FC.
Read MoreRelive text as holders Hull FC beat Super League leaders Castleford Tigers in the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
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BBC Local Live
We will provide you with news, sport and travel updates throughout the evening.
We will be back tomorrow from 08.00.
Here's five things we've learned today
It's been a beautiful day and this photo has been taken by Grant Osbourne of Flamborough Head.
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BBC Radio Humberside
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
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It will be a mostly dry evening, with any isolated showers soon dying out to leave patchy cloud amounts overnight with some clear periods.
It will remain warm, with light winds.
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Hull City's , externalnew head coach Leonid Slutsky has addressed Tigers fans with this message via twitter.
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BBC Look North
A book marking the history of Hull's Humber street has been published.
Image source, Courtesy of Dennis CarmichaelHumber Street is home to Hull's historical fruit market.
It provided work for hundreds of people for over 120 years before the shutters in the street came down for the last time in 2009.
It has been regenerated at part of Hull's year as City of Culture.
Mike Freeman, who worked on Humber street for 40 years and author John Riley have created a book called, 'The Life and Time of Humber Street.'
Andrew Percy has posted on his Instagram account that he is to step down as Northern Powerhouse Minister.
Last week the Brigg and Goole MP increased his Parliamentary majority by over a thousand votes.
He was appointed Northern Powerhouse minister in July 2016.
Mr Percy has given his backing to Theresa May, despite the Conservatives not winning a majority in the election.
Quote MessageIt was a privilege to be asked to continue serving in my role in government as a minister, but I have reluctantly decided to step down and leave the government.
Andrew Percy, Conservative MP for Brigg and Goole
Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
The world's first women's boxing champion has been given a standing ovation, after the premiere of a play inspired by her life.
Barbara Buttrick, who's now eighty seven years old, met the cast of Mighty Atoms at Hull Truck Theatre.
Barbara, who's originally from Cottingham near Hull, wasn't allowed to fight women in the UK, so moved to America where she won the title in 1957.
Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Tim Iredale is in Westminster with Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy. She takes over from Alan Johnson, who has held the seat since 1997.
Since arriving Emma Hardy has a locker, but no office.
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BBC Local Live
Black cabs could be more expensive in North East Lincolnshire, if the council approves a proposed fare increase.
Drivers have asked North East Lincolnshire Council to let them increase their tariffs in the face of increasing costs.
Councillors are due to consider the request at a meeting later today.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Hull City Council has issued a statement on the safety of multi-storey flats after a fire ripped through a 24-storey west London residential building killing six people.
The statement starts by passing the council's thoughts and condolences to all those affected by the fire in London.
The council have reiterated that these type of incidences are extremely rare.
They say there are 25 blocks of council-owned high rise apartments in the city. All are subject to a thorough annual fire safety check and also assessed on a daily basis.
The council say people who run the buildings receive training to ensure the threat of fire is kept to a minimum.
Quote MessageIn light of the Kensington fire, the council will be monitoring developments at this incident very closely, looking to see what lessons can be learned and, in liaison with Humberside Fire & Rescue Service, reviewing our own fire safety procedures if this is necessary and ensuring that this is clearly communicated to our residents.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live
Humberside police team have tweeted that one lane has been opened at junction five of the M180 at Barnetby Top.
Image source, Humber Roads PoliceA lorry had spilled large amounts of wood onto the carriageway closing both lanes earlier this morning.
The police are urging people to pass with care.
Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
Bridlington and Hull have been named in the top 10 emerging tourist destinations in the UK.
International travel firm Trivago has been monitoring which places have seen the biggest increase in interest from visitors.
Samantha Hendricks, from Trivago, says she thinks Hull's City of Culture 2017 status has had an impact:
Quote MessageThe cityies which have been named as the culture hubs do have quite an impact. This year it has really come through on our searches."
Samantha Hendricks, Trivago
