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Here's Peter Levy with tonight's headlines on Look North

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

Highways England has today told senior Hull politicians the A63 Castle Street improvement scheme won't be completed until 2025.

The initial announcement for the scheme suggested work on a new road junction would start in 2015.

The plan is to lower the road into a cutting at Mytongate Junction so Ferensway and Commercial Road can pass over it.

It was initially hoped at least one pedestrian bridge, linking the city's Marina and centre, would be finished in time for the UK City of Culture year.

BBC Humberside Sport

The countdown's on for Wembley as Hull FC head down there to defend the cup against Wigan on Saturday.

Some of the players have been involved in the traditional pre-Challenge Cup Final photocall in Leeds today.

I'll bring you any team news as soon as we have it.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• Campaigners in Cleethorpe claim a £1.5m flood defence scheme has destroyed a local beach
• An inquest is to be heard into the death of a woman who died after collapsing at Hull Crown Court in January
• The revamp work on the A63 in Hull may not be completed until 2025 officials in Hull are told

BBC Radio Humberside

Highways England have told Hull City Council the A63 improvement scheme will not be finished until 2025.

It's thought the work was planned to start at the end of 2018, as agreed with the previous Transport Secretary.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A woman who died after collapsing in a court building was in "a potentially survivable situation", a coroner has said.

Hayley Gascoigne, 32, from Scunthorpe, fell ill and collapsed in the public concourse area of Hull Combined Court Centre in January and was later pronounced dead.

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A pre-inquest review heard a report by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service found the first paramedic on the scene did not "effectively manage the shockable cardiac arrest".

Hull Coroner Prof Paul Marks said the mother-of-four died from hypertensive heart disease and the report stated she "probably" had a shockable heart rhythm, but this was not addressed by the rapid response vehicle (RRV) paramedic.

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

Police are still looking for Simon Hutchings, aged 51, who has been missing since 4 August.

He was last seen at his home on Coltman Street in Hull.

Described as 5'11 tall, of slim build with bald head and a beard.

Image source, Humberside Police

Hayley Gascoigne, 32, from Scunthorpe, was taken ill in the Combined Court Centre in Hull.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Protestors have taken to the seafront in North East Lincolnshire to demand the return of a local beach.

It's claimed the sand's been washed away on Cleethorpe's North Promenade because of recent work on flood defences.

Today the flood defence scheme should have been unveiled by the council, but it was cancelled over the weekend.

Instead a vocal demonstration came in its place earlier this morning.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

The Grimsby MP Melanie Onn has said misogyny should be treated as a hate crime.

Verbal harassment on the streets and unwanted physical attention have contributed to a rise in sexual offences in North East Lincolnshire since 2009.

Last year, Nottinghamshire Police was the first force in the UK to record misogynistic incidents.

Andy McDyer from Humberside Police says they will look for guidance nationally about this subject, but they take all reports very seriously.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Cloud thicken this afternoon, bringing hill fog, and rain later.

This turning heavy and persistent at times, some brighter spells possible later.

Highs of 19C.

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull City's coach has revealed that Sam Clucas will leave the club.

Leonid Slutsky was talking after the Tigers lost 2-1 at Queens Park Rangers.

He confirmed that the midfielder has agreed to move to a Premier League team. Clucas has been heavily linked with Swansea City.

Image source, Getty Images

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Here are the latest headlines across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• The Mariners Trust which represents Grimsby Town fans has criticised Stevenage Football Club after female supporters were made to show their bras as part of security checks at the weekend
• A project to help reduce the risk of flooding to Cleethorpes has been completed
• A lorry is blocking a busy pedestrianised street in Hull

Lizzie Rose
BBC Radio Humberside

A vineyard in East Yorkshire has been named as the top wine producer in the North of England.

The accolade has gone to Laurel Vines at Aike, external, north of Beverley, based on its record-breaking 2016 harvest.

Image source, Laurel Vines

A special live edition of the Listening Project has been broadcast from Hull this morning.

The half hour programme came from the project's mobile booth in Bransholme where Radio 4 presenter Fi Glover introduced a mix of live guests and conversations recorded in the city.

The Listening Project booth is on tour in and around Hull until the end of September. It welcomes peopole in to record conversations which will then be archived in the British Library.

If you want to get involved there's still time, have a look here for all the information.

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

A lorry driver has got stuck between a lamp-post and a hard place, literally!

The driver told me he was trying to turn left, thinking he could get past the recently installed bollards on Whitefriargate, but no such luck.

After reversing several times, he's decided to stay where he is until help arrives in the shape of Hull City Council.

Nick Wilmshurst
BBC Yorkshire Live

Later on this evening a partial solar eclipse will occur, but what will we see in Yorkshire?

People in the US are very excited about it because they'll see a full eclipse, but owing to our position on the planet we'll only see a bit of one - or partial as scientists say.

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It's a special one in the States because it is the first total solar eclipse to make landfall exclusively in the US since independence in 1776.

But away from the stargazers across the Atlantic, we might be thwarted in our attempts to witness an astrological marvel down to our old friends - the clouds.

It looks set to be very cloudy across Yorkshire at the time we could catch a glimpse of the eclipse, which will happen at 20:00 this evening.

Image source, BBC/Google

But who knows, we might have one of those sunsets where the sun dips below the clouds and we're treated to an amazing solar spectacle.

Sunset tonight is at 20:22 so as the sun heads to the horizon we may get lucky. But hold your horses, there are a few things you need to do before you gaze skywards.

What is a partial eclipse of the sun?

A partial solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, but they're not exactly in line. Instead, the Moon only partly covers the Sun. In a total solar eclipse, places not directly under the path of the moon's shadow will see a partial solar eclipse.

What you need to do to see it safely?

Seeing an eclipse can be dangerous without the right precautions, normal sunglasses are no good you'll need to wear a special pair of eclipse glasses or follow one of these top-tips.

But it's safe to say watching through telescopes, binoculars and cameras is very risky and should be avoided. One way to safely view it is by making a pinhole camera.

I'm washing my hair tonight, when's the next one?

The next partial eclipse will be in 2021, but the next total eclipse in the UK will be on 23 September... 2090. Plenty of time to get started on the pinhole camera.

Police are appealing for witnesses after the driver of a silver car failed to stop at the scene of an accident.

Yesterday, shortly before 18:30 a cyclist was knocked from his bike on York Road, Hull, suffering serious injuries.

The silver car was involved in the collision, the driver stopped initially to help the cyclist but left the scene before police arrived.

Image source, Humberside Police

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

Hull politicans will meet with Highways England later today to get an update about the proposed scheme to upgrade the A63.

It was revealed last month that work on the multi-million pound improvements to Castle Street and new footbridge won't begin until 2019.

It was initially hoped the bridge, linking the city's Marina and centre, would be finished in time for the UK City of Culture year.

Image source, Highways England

Kris Holland
BBC News

Supporters of Grimsby Town have made a formal complaint to Stevenage Football Club after female fans were reportedly asked to lift their tops.

In an open letter, the Mariners Trust, external allege that a female steward asked fans to show their bras as part of the security procedure as they entered the Lamex Stadium on Saturday, in view of male staff and supporters.

Image source, Getty Images

Amanda Jacks from the Football Supporters Federation (FSF) said: "I am very shocked, not least because I have been doing this job for 10 years.

"Just when you think you've heard it all, something like this crops up.

"I think it's an absolute one-off incident and we will work hard to make sure it stays as a one-off incident."

The FSF say they are aware of at least four supporters who were asked to lift their tops.

Stevenage FC have been approached for comment.