Wigan Warriors boost their Super League play-off hopes with a late flurry against Hull FC, who have Liam Watts sent off.

That's all from me for today.

We'll be back Monday morning from 08:00.

Here's five things we have learned today...

• There are concerns about the future of school breakfast clubs across northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire
• Hull is to host 2018 British Science Festival
• A row has erupted between parents and a Grimsby school after several pupils were stopped from attending lessons because their hair was deemed too short
• There's some uncertainty over the future of Goole Academy
• Royal Ballet surprise for 91-year-old former prima ballerina

Yorkshire and Middlesex are forced to settle for a draw after four rain-affected days in their County Championship match.

Earlier today Wakefield City Academies Trust issued a statement saying it doesn't believe it can improve the 21 schools it runs.

The Trust said it would be working with the Department for Education to place the academies with new sponsors.

The department says its priority is to ensure all children receive the best education possible and to ensure minimum disruption to pupils.

Want to find out what these two were chatting about earlier today?

Then be sure to tune in to Look North at 18:30 on BBC One.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A fine evening for most with some sunny spells but also the odd shower, lows of 11C (52F).

Here's my full forecast:

An agreement's been reached on the policing of Grimsby Town football matches.

The club has had a meeting with Humberside Police and say they have an agreement in place around the policing for future home fixtures.

It means there'll be a police presence at the matches where they might be needed.

Twenty-nine men were charged after rival fans clashed following a friendly match between Grimsby Town and Sheffield United in July 2016, which also left two police officers injured.

A former prima ballerina has been presented with two surprise tickets to the sold-out Royal Ballet performance at Hull New Theatre later this month.

Maureen Leathley started dancing at a school in Hull at the age of 10, before going on to the Royal Academy of Dance.

The 91-year-old and her 80-year-old carer were handed the tickets in recognition of her achievements and lifelong dedication to ballet.

North Lincolnshire Council is carrying out a consultation with residents to get their views on proposed changes to the Council Tax Support Scheme for 2018/19.

Council tax support is currently provided to around 14,000 households in North Lincolnshire at an annual cost of approximately £9m - this includes pension and working age households.

Eligibility for accessing the council tax support for both working age and pension age households is dependent on levels of household income.

Currently working age households in receipt of council tax reduction support receive up to 77% of their council tax bill supported through the reduction.

Under the new proposals for 2018/19, working age households who are in receipt of disability benefits will be protected at the same level, as will pension age households. Other working age households will receive a discount of up to 50% on their annual council tax bill.

The consultation will run from 8 September to 10 November.

The former Doctor Who actor Sylvester McCoy is to appear at the Bridlington Comic Convention later this month.

Sylvester McCoy was the seventh incarnation of the Doctor in the long-running television series and played the famous traveller in time and space between 1987 and 1989.

The Comic Con is an annual event, external for people interested in TV, books, movies, comics and video games and is due to take place on Saturday 30 September.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A restaurant in Beverley is one of the best in Yorkshire according to the latest Good Food Guide published this week.

Image source, Roy Woodcock Media & PR

The 2018 guide gives Whites Restaurant (pictured above), on North Bar Without, the same score as the Michelin-starred Pipe and Glass at South Dalton, East Yorkshire.

Whites was started nine years ago by its owner and head chef John Robinson.

Hundreds of buildings and historic sites across the country, including in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, will open to the public this weekend for the annual Heritage Open Days, external.

The open days take place every September and are a chance for people to visit buildings normally closed to the public or take part in guided tours and to celebrate local history.

Among the sites taking part near us are Beverley Minster (pictured above), where stonemasons are today talking about their work, and guided tours of Hull's Victoria Dock.

Goole Academy faces an uncertain future after the body which runs it announced it's working with the Department for Education to find a new sponsor.

A new board was only appointed in July last year to run Wakefield City Academies Trust, which Goole Academy is part of.

Here's the full report from Radio Humberside:

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

A fall in lottery ticket sales has lead to a project to repair Beverley's two landmark churches being re-organised.

The Heritage Lottery Fund is cutting the grants it's awarding to individual projects, meaning Beverley Minster (pictured above) and St Mary's Church can potentially secure more funding by bidding separately. But on some projects they will continue to collaborate.

St Mary's Church has problems with crumbling masonry, while Beverley Minster has problems with its roof.

BBC Weather

There'll be a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers this afternoon, with the best of any drier brighter spells further east.

Some of the showers may turn heavy and thundery and prolonged at times during the afternoon with highs of about 18C (64F).

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

• A row's erupted between parents and a Grimsby school after several pupils were stopped from attending lessons because their hair was deemed too short
• Hull University will host the prestigious British Science Festival next year, it's been announced
• There are concerns about the future of school breakfast clubs in northern Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire

A wheelchair user from Hull is calling for improvements to pavements for the benefit of people with disabilities.

Simon Pooley has cerebral palsy and says he often comes up against uneven paths and high kerbs which he says can make his journey long and uncomfortable.

Hull City Council says it aims to keep paving across the city in a safe condition, carrying out regular inspections and repairs - and it asks the public to report defects:

Residents are being asked to sign a pledge to keep the East Riding tidy as part of a campaign to reduce litter and fly-tipping.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

The Tidy Pledge campaign has been launched by East Riding of Yorkshire Council in an effort to encourage residents to take more responsibility for their rubbish.

The local authority says it cost £3.1m to clean up litter and waste in East Yorkshire last year, and it dealt with more than 2,900 reports of fly-tipping, costing about £350,000 to clear up.

The council is now encouraging residents to follow a few simple steps to help keep their communities clean.

The Tidy Pledge was launched at Driffield Show in July where more than 200 people signed up.

Do you know the two women in the CCTV image below? They're being sought by police in connection with the use of counterfeit bank notes in North East Lincolnshire.

Image source, Humberside Police

The appeal comes after two women entered two shops and a sports club on Friday 25 August and bought a number of items using false notes.

The premises targeted were the Fiveways Today's Extra in Cleethorpes, the Linden Homes Club in Grimsby and the Tesco Extra Service Station in New Waltham.

Anyone with any information is asked to get in touch with the police, external.

The forecast for our part of the world may be for sunshine and blustery showers today, but take a look at this pic sent in by BBC Weather Watcher Bridkid of Bridlington at sunrise.

At least there was still a touch of summer first thing today. Not sure that the rest of the day will be as nice...