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Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

That's it from me, but we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow, with more news, travel, sport and weather updates.

Any breaking news will continue to be posted here overnight.

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

• A man who's wanted by the police has spent almost 24 hours on a roof in Scunthorpe.
• You'll have to pay more to park at hospitals in Goole, Grimsby and Scunthorpe from next month
• The Solar Gate sculpture has gone up in Hull and, like all great art, it has divided opinion
• A shopping centre roof in Hull is proving an ideal home for thousands of honey bees
• And is a Scunthorpe pub the luckiest in the UK?

Bye for now.

Kyle Ferguson is wanted for various offences including possession of an offensive weapon and affray.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Any showers still hanging around will die away to leave a dry night for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

It'll be cooler than it has been recently, with light winds.

Ian Brooke is the third person at his local in Scunthorpe to scoop a £1m National Lottery prize.

Humberside Police officers are continuing to surround a house in Scunthorpe after a wanted man climbed onto its roof this morning.

Kyle Ferguson, who's wanted in connection with several "serious offences", has evaded arrest on several occasions and is currently on the roof of a house in Salisbury Close.

Ch Supt Christine Wilson says the police operation at the site is "very extensive".

"We've got a number of different staff with different skills down there, some of whom are in protective equipment. We've got negotiators down there, we've got dog officers down there," she says.

"It's a very intensive operation but we're absolutely fixed on arresting Kyle and making the community safe."

Anyone who witnessed an assault in Grimsby at the weekend is being asked to get in touch with police.

Image source, Google

A 43-year-old man was allegedly attacked outside St James Hotel in the early hours of Saturday morning, suffering bruising to his face and a cut to his head.

Three men who were arrested on suspicion of assault have been released while investigations continue, according to Humberside Police.

Phillip Norton
Journalist, BBC Look North

I was there to see the 10m-high Solar Gate sculpture being lifted in to place in Queen's Gardens in Hull in the early hours of this morning.

The artwork is etched with key dates in Hull's history which will be highlighted in turn by the movement of the sun.

Designed by architects Tonkin Liu, the £310,000 structure was moved to Queen's Gardens after the original planned site in the city centre was rejected by councillors.

Here's a look at how it was lifted in to place:

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Up to 100 jobs are expected to be created at a new mushroom growing facility in East Yorkshire.

Image source, Hughes Mushrooms

Family firm Hughes Mushrooms, which is based in Northern Ireland, is behind the multi-million pound investment at Holme on Spalding Moor.

The production area will cover an 11-acre site near Howden, with the first crop of mushrooms expected to be ready for harvest by late September.

Emmet Hughes, the firm's business development director, says: "We searched all over the UK and the site at Holme on Spalding Moor was ideal because of its existing agricultural heritage and strong transport links."

Two people have been arrested following a raid on a house in Goole this morning.

Humberside Police say Class A drugs were seized at the property on Eastgate.

A 42-year-old man and a 49-year-old woman from Goole were arrested on suspicion of possession of drugs with intent to supply and are in police custody.

Jake Zuckerman
Journalist, BBC Look North

A council cherry picker and a fire service aerial platform have arrived on a street in Scunthorpe, where a man who's wanted by the police has remains on the roof of a house:

Kyle Ferguson is wanted for a several "serious offences".

A number of roads in the area have been cordoned off and public transport has been affected.

Simon Spark
Journalist, BBC Look North

A landlord in Scunthorpe claims his is the luckiest pub in the country after he and a group of friends won £1m on the Lottery.

Ian Brooke (pictured in the middle above) , who runs The Mallard pub, is one of the Lottery's latest winners alongside mates Andrew Enefer and Rashad Own.

Mr Brooke started playing the Lottery after two of his other regulars, David Long and Kathleen MacKenzie (also pictured), twice won £1m in just two years.

He says: "The Mallard has to be the luckiest pub in the UK, if not Europe. Three big National Lottery wins in four years - it is absolutely amazing."

Championship club Hull City reject a £10m offer from Premier League side Burnley for midfielder Sam Clucas.

BBC Look North

A house in Scunthorpe remains surrounded by police this afternoon after a wanted man took to the roof to evade arrest.

Kyle Ferguson is wanted for various offences, including possession of an offensive weapon, affray and assault, according to Humberside Police.

This is the scene on Salisbury Close this afternoon:

David Harrison
Reporter, BBC Radio Humberside

Honey made by bees on the roof of a Hull shopping centre will soon be handed out to the public.

Thousands of bees live in three hives set up on the roof of the city's Prospect Centre.

It's believed to be the first rooftop bee colony to be set up in Hull city centre.

Its busy (or should that be buzzy?) inhabitants have now produced their first batch of honey.

Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live

A boy has been taken to hospital after he injured his arm on a fence in Brough.

Image source, Google

Yorkshire Ambulance Service said they were called to the incident near the Blackburn Leisure Centre at about 17:00 yesterday.

The air ambulance attended, but the boy was eventually taken to Hull Royal Infirmary by road.

The extent of his injuries is not yet known.

A stand-off between police and a wanted man who's taken to the roof of a house in Scunthorpe continues this lunchtime.

Kyle Ferguson, who's wanted by police for several "serious offences", remains on the rooftop at a property in Salisbury Close.

A police cordon remains in place with local residents being warned to keep away from the scene and that public transport routes in the area may be affected.

The force says its officers aim to resolve the situation "at the earliest and safest opportunity".

Here are the latest pictures from the scene:

Parking at hospitals in Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole will cost more from next month.

Image source, Google

Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust says it's putting prices up by 10p - from £2 for one hour to £2.10.

The trust's director of estates and facilities, Jug Johal, says it's the first increase in parking charges since 2015.

"The majority of the money we receive in fees from drivers is invested to pay for security and maintenance of our parking services to keep patients and staff safe while on our sites," says Mr Johal.

The trust says the £2 fixed rate for blue badge holders will remain the same and concessions for long-term users and cancer patients will continue.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A bright and sunny afternoon ahead for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, but there is still the chance of the odd spot of rain.

Any remaining showers should fade away later.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

The top stories from East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire this lunchtime include:

• A man who is wanted by the police takes to the roof of a house in Scunthorpe
• Parking at hospitals in northern Lincolnshire will cost more from September
• A new sculpture is installed overnight in Queen's Gardens in Hull