Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

Humberside Police are urging communities to come forward with any information about suspected modern slavery operations.

Yesterday, 11 members of a traveller family were sentenced to almost 80 years in prison for their merciless abuse of slaves.

The Rooney family picked-up vulnerable men on the streets of Hull and Lincoln and forced them to work for little or no pay - while living in squalid conditions.

Acting Detective Chief Inspector Mark Kelk from the Police has been speaking to representatives at a Modern Slavery Conference.

We've been sent these pictures from Steve Irving who was staying at the Blue Dolphin Caravan Park at Filey.

Mr Irving said the winds of Storm Aileen woke him and fellow campers up at around 05:00 BST today.

Image source, Steve Irving

Image source, Steve Irving

Image source, Steve Irving

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live

Take care on Hull Road in Hessle, a tree has fallen in last nights storm.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

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

• Problems for motorists across the region this morning after storm Aileen hit overnight
• Humberside Police are urging communities to let them know about any suspicions they may have about possible slavery operations
• Hull teenager meets the surgeon who saved his life after he suffered a stroke

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A very windy start to the day across east Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, with blustery winds and outbreaks of heavy rain and showers.

We could see gusts reaching around 50 or 60 mph at first, which could lead to travel disruption.

Here's my full forecast.

The storm may be passing but its effects take a little while longer to clear away, council workers are busy in Swanland moving a tree from Kemp Road.

BBC Weather Watchers

Sunrise in Saxby All Saints captured by Weather Watcher hullvalley.

Image source, Weather Watchers / Hullvalley

The tree which is being removed from outside Castle Hill has caused a diversion through the hospital grounds.

Both the Humber and Ouse bridges are open to all traffic just in time for the morning commute.

Owain has tweeted the early morning weather map showing Aileen's progress across the country

East Riding Council are clearing a fallen tree from Castle Road outside Castle Hill Hospital, likely to affect travel in the area so worth allowing extra time if you have an appointment there this morning.

Radio Humberside presenter Lizzie Rose just now tweeting about some more trees that have come down this morning in the high winds.

The tree that came down in Swanland is being removed, it's at Kemp Road so might be worth avoiding the area for a little while until the road is clear again.

Here's some good advice from East Midlands Ambulance Service if the windy weather causes problems where you are this morning:

Not sure if this one is weather related, but if you were due to be getting to London on the 08:23 from Hull this morning you may need a new plan.

Police warning of a felled tree in Swanland this morning - we'll try and get you a precise location

The strong winds of storm Aileen have led to both the Humber Bridge and the Ouse Bridge being closed to high-sided vehicles this morning. It could be a difficult commute with a yellow wind warning in place until 09:00.

Good morning, we'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the area throughout the day.

If you've got anything you want to talk about please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are, by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Of course you can also send in any pictures you have just like our Weather Watchers do. This is the Humber Bridge taken yesterday evening.

Image source, Weather Watchers / Dimplayer