Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A sunny and showery day ahead.

Here's my full forecast:

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Morning, Gill here with all the day's news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire on Tuesday 1 August 2017.

It looks like it should be a nice start to the day as this picture of the sun coming up over the Humber from one of our Weather Watchers shows:

Image source, Dimplayer/Weather Watchers

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Hull FC sign Mickey Paea and Bureta Faraimo on two-year deals from NRL sides Newcastle and New Zealand respectively.

Folarin Sagaya
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

That's all from me today, but we're back on Tuesday morning from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Any breaking news and travel updates will continue here throughout this evening and tonight.

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• Humber Bridge scaled for second time in two months
• Hull man sentenced for role in horsemeat case
• Revolution for East Yorkshire heart patients
• North East Lincolnshire receives funding for pioneering treatment
• Hull FC fans have snapped up Challenge Cup final tickets

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Showers should die out through the evening, with some good clear spells developing overnight.

The minimum temperature will be about 13C (55F).

Here's my forecast:

A man needed hospital treatment for injuries to his head after being pushed off his moving cycle in Hull.

The 57-year-old rider was cycling along Greenwood Avenue, at the junction with Ellerburn Avenue, at about 17:40 last Tuesday, when an unknown person on a motorbike approached him from behind and kicked the victim's bike as he passed.

The cyclist fell onto a parked car, hit his head and suffered a gash to his forehead requiring a number of stitches at Hull Royal Infirmary.

Anyone with information about the incident is being asked to contact police.

Plans to submit an ambitious multi-million pound Town Deal proposal for Greater Grimsby to central government have been approved.

The proposed Greater Grimsby deal aims to grow the local economy by £216m per year over the next 10 years, build 7,700 new homes and create up to 5,400 jobs.

Cabinet members agreed to the plans to be submitted to government in a meeting earlier today.

The deal could be a blueprint for how similar towns across the country work with the government on major regeneration projects, according to North East Lincolnshire Council.

The Humber Bridge Board completed a security upgrade two days after the breach.

Hull City Council has responded to the sentencing of three men, including one man from Hull, for their role in a conspiracy to sell horsemeat mixed with beef as pure beef.

Alex Ostler-Beech, 44, from Sutton-on-Hull, has been given an 18-month jail sentence suspended for a year, plus 120 hours community service, for his role in a conspiracy to sell 30 tonnes of horsemeat mixed with beef as pure beef.

Two other men have also been sentenced to four-and-a-half years and three-and-a-half years for their role.

Hull City Council says it shows that such cases will be taken seriously and sends out a message to potential fraudsters.

The authority has also highlighted its own role in the investigation:

Adults in North East Lincolnshire will soon benefit from new funding from NHS England for what are known as "integrated psychological therapies".

The health body says people with common mental health problems like anxiety disorders and depression often also have physical long-term conditions such as diabetes or heart disease.

By treating mental and physical health problems in an integrated way, the organisation says people can achieve better results.

The funding is part of NHS England's Five Year Forward View for Mental Health, external.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A Hull man has been given an 18-month jail sentence suspended for a year, plus 120 hours community service, for his role in a conspiracy to sell 30 tonnes of horsemeat mixed with beef as pure beef.

Alex Ostler-Beech (pictured), 44, from Sutton-on-Hull, had already pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing.

Two other men have also been sentenced to four-and-a-half years and three-and-a-half years respectively for their role.

The horsemeat was destined for the food chain.

A charity which provides a rescue boat on the Humber Estuary has given its reaction to the news that two more men have scaled the Humber Bridge following a similar climb two months ago.

The young men tried to climb the top of the bridge, which is 510ft high, with no safety equipment before police sirens stopped their attempt.

In May, "urban explorers" scaled the structure prompting a security review.

Martin Rumford, from Humber Rescue, says those involved are very much putting their lives at risk:

Hull City has withdrawn from an agreement with BBC Radio Humberside which has allowed the station to broadcast full-match commentary.

The club has announced it's to continue working "exclusively" with a commercial radio station and that commentary will be available on digital radio and medium wave only.

The BBC has released a statement to say it's disappointed by Hull City's decision and that BBC Radio Humberside remains committed to covering the club:

Challenge Cup holders Hull FC powered their way into another Wembley final after beating Leeds Rhinos on Saturday.

The Black and Whites now face Wigan on Saturday 26 August - and fans have been queuing up at the KCOM Stadium to make sure they get their hands on their golden tickets to Wembley:

Hull's Albemarle Music Centre is celebrating the City of Culture 2017 year by opening its doors so that people can enjoy, experience and learn music.

Image source, John Topping/Geograph

The £3.5m centre was built in 2007 for Hull Music Service and provides rehearsal spaces for 21 music ensembles which meet there most weeks during term time.

This Saturday, a special workshop is due to be held to introduce participants to music production, beat-boxing and DJing.

The workshop is free and starts at 10:00, but people are advised to book online, external to avoid disappointment.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on TMS

While commentating on England's win in the third test against South Africa at the Oval, I decided to have a bit of fun at the expense of Yorkshire legend Geoffrey Boycott while we were commentating together on Test Match Special.

Basically me and my other colleagues pretended that we'd seen a press release which states that he didn't get his 100th first class century at Headingley after all!

Take a look:

You can listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the final test of the series which begins at Old Trafford on Friday and in-play highlights are available via the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app.

Two men have scaled the Humber Bridge a day before tighter security measures were installed following a previous climb two months ago.

The young men tried to climb the top of the bridge, which is 510ft high, with no safety equipment, before police sirens stopped their attempt.

In May, "urban explorers" scaled the structure prompting a security review.

The Humber Bridge Board said it had completed the security upgrade on Friday, the day after the breach.

In the latest video, posted by vlogger Jay Swingler, the pair can be seen scaling a barrier and then using suspension wires as handholds before aborting the climb and running to their car.

Young people in East Yorkshire wanting to get an idea of what kayaking has to offer can do just that next month.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Three taster sessions will be available to young people aged 14 to 25-years-old on 17 August.

They will be led by qualified coaches and will be run from the Yorkshire Waterways Museum in Goole.

Participants should be able to swim 50m and will be provided with a kayak and paddle, but they are being asked to bring a change of clothing as it's being promised they will get wet!

Limited spaces are available so people will have to book ahead by contacting East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

More on the news that a revolutionary new heart monitor is being fitted to patients in Hull and East Yorkshire.

The technology allows people who have black-outs to monitor their heart with a smartphone and it also means doctors can remotely keep tabs on their patients.

The new heart monitors are much smaller than the traditional ones, which were the size of a USB stick.

Just take a look at this picture to see how the old and new monitors compare:

People are being invited to meet with hospital governors in Scunthorpe to discuss news relating to the trust.

The next meeting will be held on 3 August between 17:00 and 19:00.

Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust says governors are the link between members and directors.

Officials say this is an opportunity to discuss any issues and developments people may be concerned about.