Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

That's all from me today, but we're back tomorrow morning from 08:00.

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

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we learned today:

• A murder investigation has begun in Scunthorpe
• Cleethorpes MP wants the A180 to be resurfaced
• Hull City's new head coach speaks to the media for the first time
• Grimsby Town have a new mural at Blundell Park
• An group of African dancers have mistakenly turned up at an East Yorkshire school

And thank-you for all your lovely pictures. This one was taken in Bridlington:

Image source, Mitch Clive / Weather Watchers

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It will be a mostly cloudy night, with the cloud perhaps thick enough for some patchy drizzle in places, especially over high ground.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Here's Peter Levy with the headlines from Look North tonight:

Victoria Holland
BBC Look North

Teachers at an East Yorkshire school got quite a surprise this morning when a group of Zulu dancers arrived for an unplanned performance.

The group had come to St Anne's School and Sixth Form College in Welton, but were supposed to be booked in at another school in London.

Despite the mix up, the group called the Lions of Zululand decided to stay and perform for children in Welton instead:

A North East Lincolnshire MP has asked the government to resurface parts of the A180.

It comes as the government sets out plans to give councils in England access to a multi-billion pound fund, for local road improvements.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A giant mural has been created by national and local street artists at Grimsby Town's ground, Blundell Park.

Linz and Tenz (pictured) from Grimsby are two of the four artists who made the mural.

The mural is 80ft long and is designed to celebrate diversity in North East Lincolnshire.

The number of fines being issued to people in Yorkshire and the Humber region for not paying for their prescriptions has almost doubled in 12 months.

Almost 130,000 penlty notices were issued by the NHS in the past year.

Image source, Getty Images

The British Medical Association says the fines often hit those on low incomes, and there should be an overhaul of the prescribing system.

The NHS Business Service Authority says it has a responsibility to chase up fraudulent and mistaken claims for free prescriptions as they cost the NHS millions of pounds which could be spent on frontline services.

Police have launched a murder investigation after the discovery of a body around the Mary Street area in Scunthorpe (pictured) yesterday morning.

A post mortem examination showed Kyle Bell, 25, died of stab wounds.

Police are appealing for anyone with any information to come forward.

Image source, Getty Images

Hull City defender Josh Tymon turns down a professional contract and leaves the Championship side.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

The last remaining Georgian buildings on Humber Street will be demolished.

Councillors voted in favour of the plans today despite objections from Historic England and the city's Civic Society.

Yesterday we told you about the story and the developer Wykeland Beal said the buildings are unstable and in an extremely poor condition.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

A body has been recovered from Grimsby Docks.

Police were called at around 10:30 and crews from the Humber lifeboat have been assisting with the recovery.

Police are trying to establish the identity of the person.

Richard Bird has amassed a valuable coin collection by finding rare picture coins in his change.

Scunthorpe's steelworks has signed a partnership deal with Scunthorpe United for the 2017-18 season.

It means the British Steel logo will be on the club's kit (pictured).

It follows the announcement last year that the club's new stadium would be built from local steel.

Image source, British Steel

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

The latest news for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• This year's Tour de Yorkshire generated a record breaking £64m for the local economy
• A man's appeared in court via video link charged with the murder of a woman in Hull
• The number of fines being issued to people in Yorkshire and the Humber region for not paying for their prescriptions has almost doubled in 12 months

The search for a convicted double rapist has moved from Leicestershire to Yorkshire.

Sean Perry (pictured), 46, who also uses the surnames Cawthray and Goldthorpe, was last seen at his probation-approved address in Leicester on 19 June.

Perry is known to have links to Bridlington, Leeds and Suffolk, external and Leicestershire police ask people to look out for him and contact them if they see him.

Image source, Leicestershire Police

Almost 1,000 homes have been affected by a power cut in the Sutton Road area of Hull.

Engineers are on site working to resolve the problem, according to Northern Powergrid.

It's thought a problem with cables or equipment is responsible for the power cut.

Power has now been restored to most homes, but 160 are still without electricity.

It's hoped all power will be restored in the next hour.

A new exhibition featuring items from poet Philip Larkin's personal life opens in Hull today.

The majority of the new collection has never been shown to the public before and includes ties and photographs from his private collection.

It's on show at the Brynmor Jones Library at the University of Hull where Larkin was the librarian.

Victoria Holland
BBC Look North

A man's appeared in court via video link charged with the murder of a woman in Hull last Thursday.

Joanne Hemingway, 38, died following a disturbance on Beverley Road (pictured).

Glenn Foster, 42, of Beverley Road, west Hull, is in custody and will face trial in November.

Two women who were also arrested have been released while inquiries continue.

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside

New Hull City head coach Leonid Slutsky has addressed the local media for the first time.

The 46-year-old Russian has been learning English over the past five months.

Slutsky says he's happy to be in Hull with a professional club and players and that he hopes to make some new signings very soon, possibly with news before Tuesday.

He also spoke about fish and chips which he has tried near Winchester - but he says he'll make sure he tries some fish and chips in Hull too.

Scunthorpe MP Nic Dakin raised in the Commons his concerns over Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLAG) being in special measures for quality and financial reasons. He said the NHS haven't given NLAG enough support.

Earlier this year we reported that the hospital trust had become the first in the country to re-enter special measures.

In response the Health Minister, Philip Dunne (pictured), said he's receiving weekly updates on what's happening: