Louise Wheeler
BBC Local Live

Local Live has finished for today.

We're back on Monday from 08:00 with more news from around the area. Join us then.

Before we go here's five things we learnt today:

• Hull City Council is testing cladding from a number of high rise buildings
• Humberside Fire and Rescue say it is better equipped to deal with flooding - a decade after heavy rainfall devastated thousands
• Yorkshire farmers are urging the government to reject calls for a ban on widely-used weed killer
• Tickets for the BBC Proms have sold out - it travels out of London to Hull
• In cricket, Yorkshire sign Australia international batsman Shaun Marsh as an overseas player for the T20 Blast competition

Image source, nick hedges

BBC One viewers in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire tonight will be able to learn more about our area's links to aviation.

The One Show's Marty Jopson will visit BAE in Brough to hear about the origins of the famous Blackburn planes.

Invented in the North is on BBC One in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire at 19:30 this evening.

Grimsby sign former Coventry City defender Nathan Clarke on a one-year deal.

Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North

If you're near Hull Royal Infirmary (HRI) this weekend you're being reminded there might be some unusual activity, external as staff at the hospital take part in a training exercise in which a major incident is to be recreated.

Tomorrow's Operation Orange Falcon has been in the planning since late 2016 and will involve the police, the fire service, ambulance and Humber NHS Foundation Trust staff.

Students from Bishop Burton will play the parts of casualties.

It's to test the response within the hospital, and to test communication between agencies.

Staff say they have worked hard to ensure it doesn't interrupt the normal A& E work or work in the rest of the hospital

Image source, Hull Royal Infirmary

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

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Phillip Norton
BBC News

Humberside fire and Rescue says it's much better equipped to deal with floods on the scale that were seen in 2007.

More than 9000 homes and businesses- and 95 out of 98 schools - were flooded in Hull.

Firefighters were making rescues in soaking wet clothes and using childrens dinghys.

Now the service says the lessons learnt will pay off.

British Transport Police and Network Rail are issuing a stern warning after a man forced a train to apply its emergency breaks at a level crossing in Hull.

The incident happened at approximately 08:00 on Saturday 3 June on the Walton Street level crossing in Kingston Upon Hull.

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull FC coach Lee Radford (pictured) is warning his players to expect tonight's game against Wakefield to be as hard as any they've faced.

They are just a point and a place behind the Black and Whites in Super League, with former Hull Kingston Rovers coach Chris Chester having turned them from a side fighting relegation to one with top four ambitions.

Almost 3,000 people have put their name to a petition calling for a Hull mural to be saved.

Campaigners want the Three Ships on the side of the now empty BHS building to get listed status - even though the Department for Culture declared last year that it wasn't good enough.

Kevin McCloud - who presents the architectural show Grand Designs - has backed the petition.

Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North

They are currently doing a sound check ahead of tonight's Primal Scream gig in Hull.

Tomorrow the Flaming Lips will be in the city.

It's all part of the UK City of Culture celebrations.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

The Yorkshire Bank branch is currently shut in Beverley due to fire at Delaney's spa above. Fire engines on scene.

Two fire engines called to the scene.

The fire was reported on top floor

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

• An IPCC investigation into how Humberside Police handled a domestic abuse call in 2016 has called for a review of how call-handling staff are trained
• Humberside Fire and Rescue says it is much better equipped to deal with floods on the scale that were seen in 2007
• In cricket, Yorkshire sign Australia international batsman Shaun Marsh

Leadership is needed to make sure the north of England's voice is heard in the Brexit negotiations and that "an appropriate proportion of funding repatriated from Brussels is invested in the region", according to a new report on the Northern Powerhouse.

The wide-ranging report makes a number of recommendations it says are needed to drive investment in the region.

The report - "Prospects for the Northern Powerhouse - Towards An Industrial Strategy" - recommends the establishment of a Northern Powerhouse Digital Task Force to prioritise mobile and transport connectivity, including 5G, and calls for incentives for FTSE 500 companies to relocate their head offices in the north.

Jo Makel
BBC Look North

Hull City Council will be testing cladding from a number of high rise buildings in the city following the Grenfell Tower block fire (pictured) in London.

The council says it's a precautionary measure and that material used here is perfectly safe.

Tests will also be undertaken at the city's newest arts centre - The Venue - which is currently under construction.

It's been confirmed 79 people died after a fire started in a fridge freezer in the block of flats in North Kensington.

The cladding on Grenfell failed safety tests.

Image source, AFP

Humberside Fire Service says it is now equipped to deal with major flooding incidents.

Fire crews at British Steel in Scunthorpe will climb flights of stairs equivalent to the height of Grenfell Tower today, in full breathing equipment.

It's to raise money and spread awareness of what the London crews will have had to deal with during the fire at the block of flats last week.

John Armson from the firm that provides fire crews for the steel plant, says the fire fighters are determined to send out a positive message.

Image source, PA

Work starts today on phase two of the Great Yorkshire Way.

That's the link road connecting the M18 to Robin Hood Airport.

The first section of a £56m dual carriageway linking the M18 with Robin Hood Airport officially opened last year.

On Tuesday the airport was named "the fastest growing airport in the country" with more than one million passengers.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

Parents are being warned to keep a close eye on their children on beaches across our area this weekend.

The UK Coastguard says 68 children were reported missing on beaches across the country last Saturday and Sunday.

All the children were found safely but many UK Coastguards Rescue Teams have increased their regular patrols in case of further emergencies.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Who 'nose' what's inside this mysterious shop in Bransholme?

Image source, Getty Images

Yorkshire sign Australia international batsman Shaun Marsh as an overseas player for the T20 Blast competition.