Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Here are five things we didn't know when we got up this morning:

1. Chronic breathlessness is named as new medical condition by Hull scientists
2. Anglian Water says Immingham flooding isn't their fault.
3. Don't get stuck in the mud, like these teenagers
4. All set for Wembley. The Hull FC team test out the pitch ahead of tomorrow's Challenge Cup final
5. And this family have really gone to town on the Hull FC decorations

Bye for now.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

The adventure firm Go Ape is looking at setting up a course in North Lincolnshire.

Image source, Go Ape

The plans to build the attraction at Normanby Hall Country Park will be discussed by North Lincolnshire Council next week.

The course is a tree-top adventure set that includes zip-wires and rope swings.

There are already 30 sites in the UK and the nearest one at the moment is at Sherwood Forest.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

The latest news for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• Scientists at the University of Hull have identified a new condition called Chronic Breathlessness
• A month after flooding hit an Immingham estate, residents say no one has taken responsibility
• The Hull FC team has returned to Wembley, hoping to be the first in the club's history to win back-to-back Challenge Cup finals

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

I don't want to jinx it, but the weather is looking pretty good for the weekend.

There could be a few showers overnight tonight, but tomorrow should be mostly dry and bright.

And it's looking dry and warm, with sunny spells for Sunday and Monday too.

Two teenagers have been rescued after getting stuck in mud on the banks of the Humber in Hull.

Humberside Fire and Rescue says the pair became trapped in mud in the tidal dock by Corinthian Way at around 14:30 BST this afternoon.

They are warning people not to go into the mud near the water as it's particularly soft and dangerous.

Fire officers say they've helped two people who got stuck in mud on the banks of the Humber today.

They are warning people to think twice before going near the water.

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

Could this be the first Hull FC side to win back-to-back Challenge Cup finals?

The team have been back at Wembley today, as they prepare to face Wigan in the final tomorrow.

Scientists have identified a new condition called Chronic Breathlessness.

Twin brothers Andrew and Keith Noble, from Hull, both suffer from the same illness.

They live apart, about 20 minutes away from each other, and their difficulty in breathing means they rarely see each other

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

There's not long to go until Hull FC look to make club history in the Challenge Cup final against Wigan tomorrow.

Hull's Marc Sneyd, who won the Lance Todd Trophy for his man-of-the-match display in last season's final, believes they have the quality available to retain the Challenge Cup.

Image source, SWPIX

Sneyd said: "If everyone concentrates on their own job and everyone is happy with their performance after the game, then we'll be coming away with the trophy.

"I'm confident we've got the team to be able to do it and on the big stage we've got big name players that will guide us."

What are you up to this bank holiday Sunday?

Tom Pagett's got his day planned out already. He will be up at the crack of dawn and then he's going for an early morning swim.

But this isn't any old early morning swim - Tom is aiming to swim all the way around Flamborough Head, from the North to South Landing.

He's doing it raise awareness of the Flamborough Lifeboat, which is having a fundraising day.

Image source, Flamborough RNLI

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Tickets have gone on sale for an extra David Bowie tribute show in Hull, which has already sold out twice this year.

Tony Visconti and Woody Woodmansey's Holy Holy will return to the City Hall for a third time this December after concert-goers from as far away as London, Canada and Germany snapped up tickets in March.

Hull's Woody Woodmansey was the drummer in Bowie's legendary band, the Spiders from Mars.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

The latest from the newsroom this lunchtime:

• Residents of a new housing estate in Immingham say they still haven't had an explanation about why their homes flooded
• People with serious breathing problems could get better treatment because of research led by the University of Hull.
• The Hull FC team have returned to Wembley ahead of their Challenge Cup final tomorrow.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's still looking sunny outside, but the cloud is likely to thicken through the afternoon.

There could be a few outbreaks of light rain later on, with long dry spells in between.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

Now that's what I call getting in to the spirit of things.

The Morton family in Hull have really gone to town in decorating their house ahead of Hull FC's Challenge Cup final against Wigan tomorrow.

Can you beat it? Send us your photos on Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

East Yorkshire tennis player Kyle Edmund beat Steve Johnson to reach the semi-finals of the Winston-Salem Open.

Image source, BBC Sport

The 22-year-old came from a set down to beat American world number 46 Johnson 5-7 6-3 6-3 in North Carolina.

Edmund, who is 45th in the world rankings, will play Bosnia's world number 67 Damir Dzumhur in the last four on Friday.

Gemma Dawson
BBC Look North

People living on a new housing estate in Immingham say they still haven't had an explanation about why their homes flooded.

Eight homes on the Habrough Fields Development were flooded following heavy rain earlier this month.

Residents say they are angry that nobody has taken responsibility for what happened.

Hildy Badics' home was one of those flooded. She said "No one has been to see how we've got on or what kind of damage has been done. It has been left totally down to us."

"Sometimes it felt like you had to beg for help."

In a statement Anglian Water said: "Our investigations show that our sewers were all working and although a foul water pumping station at Habrough Fields suffered a power outage that night, we do not believe this contributed to the flooding."

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Anglian Water says it is working to restore water supplies to homes in the Immingham area.

A water main burst last night and the company says many people may have lower than normal water pressure.

Image source, Google

It says the main has now been fixed, but complications mean the water cannot yet be returned to full pressure.

It says things should be back to normal by 12:00, but you should run your taps for a couple of minutes if your water is cloudy or discoloured.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

The latest from the newsroom:

• People with serious breathing problems could get better treatment, because of research led by the University of Hull
• The flood sirens in Cleethorpes and Grimsby will be tested today
• Thousands of Hull FC fans are preparing to make their way to Wembley for their second Challenge Cup final in two years

Simon Clark
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

The Hull FC team will get a chance to run out on the Wembley pitch today as they look to make club history in the Challenge Cup.

Image source, SWPIX

They're hoping to become the first Hull FC team to retain the title when they face Wigan at 15:00 tomorrow.

The players will look around the national stadium this afternoon.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been a bright morning so far for most of East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

There could be more cloud on the way this afternoon, but for now let's enjoy some of your sunny photos.

Pip B sent in this great pic from Leven.

Image source, Pip B

And Susiesunshine sent in this snap of the beach huts in Bridlington.

Image source, susiesunshine

Thanks to everyone for their photos, keep sending them in via the Weather Watchers site.