Body found after Grimsby flat fire
Open bridges will 'split Hull in two'
Future's bright for sports clubs in Hornsea
Art for art's sake in Hull
Increase in referrals to children's charity in area
Updates on Friday 22 September 2017
It's officially autumn! The autumn equinox falls on the 22 September this year.
That means there is the same amount of day as there is night. 12 hours of each.
And as if to herald in the coming cold weather, here's a couple of pictures of what could be our first frost of the season and some autumnal pictures from our Weather Watchers:
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BBC Humberside Sport
Five years after he thrilled us all by winning gold for Hull in the Olympic Games, Luke Campbell comes up against what could be the most important fight of his life this weekend.
Image source, BBC SportHe's taking on Venezuala's Jorge Linares for the WBA lightweight crown in Los Angeles.
The fight will take place at 03:00 on Sunday morning GMT.
There's been a significant increase in the number of referrals to the NSPCC children's charity in Yorkshire and Humber, it's been revealed.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe charity made 450 referrals to child protection agencies in the region last year following reports of children being affected by domestic abuse - a 28% increase from the previous year.
Overall, the RSPCC says it received nearly 5,000 calls reporting domestic abuse across the UK in 2016-17.
Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside Live
There's relief among sports clubs in Hornsea who were afraid they'd be thrown out of their leagues.
A shortage of trustees at the charity which manages Hornsea's playing fields, meant clubs might have to stop using the facilities.
The clubs could have played elsewhere, but those grounds don't meet football and cricket league standards.
Geoff Whitehead (pictured) tells us the future looks brighter, now more volunteers have been found to help run Hollis Recreation Ground in Hornsea.
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
Work is under way on the latest City of Culture art installation in Hull.
Sixteen huge steel columns will be arranged in a grid in front of Hull Minster and people will be able to go inside the exhibit called 'A Hall for Hull'.
The artwork is the latest in a series that included the Blade which was in Queen Victoria Square at the start of the year.
Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live
You're being reminded of the closure of Hull's 13 bridges at 20:17 tonight.
The bridges will be closed for one minute with the idea of temporarily splitting the city in two and highlighting the vital role they play in our everyday lives.
Music, which has been specially composed for the event, will be premiered at The Stage at the Dock from 19:30.
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Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
A dry start but the chance of some rain later.
Here's a look at the full forecast for the day with me Abbie Dewhurst:
Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live
Morning, Gill here with the day's news, sport, travel and weather updates across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
I'll be with you until 18:00 today.
It's looking like it will be a brighter day once the early mist has lifted.
Here's a picture of the cows next to Beverley Minster hiding in the mist this morning:
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Daniella Hirst and Craig Smith will be sentenced for outraging public decency on 17 October.
Read MoreYorkshire lose three wickets after being set 175 to win by relegated Warwickshire at Headingley.
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BBC Local Live
That's all from me for today. I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 but any breaking news will continue to be posted here overnight.
Before I go, here's five things we didn't know this morning:
Image source, SWPixBoth clubs will play in Super League next season
Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live
Cyclist Chris Hopkinson (pictured) will attempt to beat 11 world records at Scunthorpe velodrome next week.
He's hoping to beat the 24 hour Outdoor Track World Record as well as 10 other records next Friday.
Image source, PA
Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter
Armed police in Grimsby are searching for two men who broke into a woman's house and threatened her last night.
Image source, Lizzie McraeIt happened on Highfield Avenue just before midnight.
The woman who was in the house with her children was left upset and shaken but wasn't hurt.
The men drove off in a gold or silver-coloured car and police are appealing for information.
Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live
How does this look for a night out?
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Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
An event's been taking place in Scunthorpe today to encourage more women to take up engineering roles.
It was at Humber UTC, an £11mfacility focusing on engineering.
It comes as Girl Guiding release a report finding gender stereotypes are impacting the behaviour of girls as young as seven, which is shutting women out of certain sectors, like engineering and construction.
BBC Humberside Sport
Hull FC coach Lee Radford has confirmed Fetuli Talanoa (pictured) will be in their side for tomorrow's potentially crucial game at Castleford tomorrow.
Image source, BBC SportThe winger has missed the last two games due to a hyper-extended elbow.
The Black and White's play-off place could already be secure even before tomorrow's game if St Helens fail to win at Salford tonight.
Bridlington Hospital has seen a number of wards and services closed over the last few years.
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BBC Local Live
Humberside Fire and Rescue service has been given some specialist equipment - to help save more pets from house fires.
Animals will now be treated with specially-designed oxygen masks to help with resuscitation.
They've been provided by a company that teaches people how to give first aid to dogs.
Kerry Rhodes from Rhodes 2 Safety says pets are part of the family and now can be given the same level of care by firefighters as humans.
BBC Humberside Sport
Hull Kingston Rovers, external name their final 19-man squad of the season to face Warrington.
Ben Cockayne is included for what will be his last game for Rovers.
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