Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Accusations of misconduct against four Immingham town councillors will be heard today.

A Standards Hearing panel at North East Lincolnshire Council will be held after a number of complaints were made against the behaviour of councillors Dave Watson, Mike Burton, Kevin Houghton and David Bolton by the town council clerk.

They deny the claims by Dave Jackson that they've been undermining him and the council.

Carl Wheatley
BBC Radio Humberside

You might know Philip Larkin best as a famous poet who lived and worked in Hull for many years, but did you also know he was an avid photographer?

In fact he was actually an early pioneer of the 'selfie'!

There's a special BBC programme - "Through the Lens of Larkin" -about his lifelong passion for photograph on BBC1 tonight at 19:00.

BBC News Travel

Here's the latest updates on delays to the buses from East Yorkshire Motor Services around Hull, due to roadworks:

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Grimsby's Police Station is 60 years old today.

It was built with 14 cells for men and 6 for women and all the mod cons of 1950's policing.

There were 168 sergeants and constables. Six of those were women. There were 195 special officers.

Image source, Humberside Police

I went along to a celebration at the police station yesterday and met 86-year-old Len Rayner, one of the original serving officers.

Len told me he worked here till he retired in 1983 and says in those days, because they walked the streets, they saw much more than if they were in a car.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Air quality has returned to within safe levels after a major acid leak at Hull docks.

A tank containing nearly 600 tonnes of hydrochloric acid caused a vapour cloud, pictured below, at the docks in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Image source, Tim Campling

Following the incident, eight people reported signs of feeling unwell and four were taken to hospital for assessment.

They have now been given the all-clear.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Possibly a damp start in some places but it should be a largely dry and bright day.

Here's the full forecast:

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Morning, Gill here with all the latest updates on the news, sport, travel and weather across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

I'll be with you till 18:00 today and if you want to share any stories or pictures, like this one from one of our Weather Watchers, you can get in touch via email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Image source, Weather Watchers/Mark in Beverley

Fire crews remain at the scene of an acid leak because of concerns about a vapour cloud.

Listen to BBC local radio commentary as Yorkshire host Warwickshire in County Championship Division One.

Jeetan Patel scores a century to help Warwickshire recover, while Matthew Fisher take a maiden five-wicket haul for Yorkshire.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

That's all from me for today, but any breaking news will continue to be posted here overnight.

Before I go, here's five things we didn't know this morning:

• An operation to bring a major acid leak under control is still ongoing
• Specialist fracking equipment is moved onto a North Yorkshire site
• Major roadworks are suspended for Hull Fair
• More strike action is announced on the regions trains
• And Amy Johnson's final moth is set to be released. Here's some of the ones around Hull and East Yorkshire already:

Image source, Amy Johnson Arts Trust

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

The operation to safely remove acid that leaked from a tanker in King George Dock overnight, could take several hours to complete.

It's thought 22 specialist tankers will be needed to remove all the hydrochloric acid.

Humberside Fire and Rescue say it could be the early hours of the morning before a cordon is lifted and people working within that area are allowed to leave their offices.

A change in wind direction means the vapour created as the acid is decanted is now hanging over the dock area. Firefighters are using what they call a water curtain to contain the gas cloud.

I've been speaking to Matthew Sutcliffe from Humberside Fire and Rescue:

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It will turn cloudy tonight with perhaps a few spots of rain for a time and lows of around 9C (48F).

Tomorrow could see a damp start in some places, otherwise it will be a mostly dry and bright day with sunny spells.

It will feel warm with highs around 19C (66F).

Two police officers were injured in clashes at a pre-season Grimsby Town and Sheffield United match.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Humberside police say they are supporting emergency services, external at the scene of the acid spill at King George Dock in Hull.

Overnight 580 tonnes of hydrochloric acid leaked into the dock area.

A change in wind direction now meas a vapour cloud is hanging over the dock area while the clear up operation is ongoing.

Fire fighters are using what they call a water curtain to contain it.

Police say the roads around the dock are not affected at this time, but a cordon has been put in place within some parts of the docks.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Firecrews are back at King George Dock in Hull this afternoon after an acid leak overnight.

A change in wind direction now means a vapour cloud is over the site.

Humberside Fire and Rescue are using a water curtain to contain the gas.

Associated British Ports say that because of the vapour cloud an exclusion zone has been put in place.

Anyone working from within the cordon won't be able to leave the site until its been deemed safe to do so.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

Firecrews have been called back to King George Dock after an acid leak in the early hours of this morning.

They're working to help contain a gas cloud that formed after 580 tonnes of hydrochloric acid leaked into the dock area.

A change in wind direction means crews now need to contain the cloud and are using what they call a water curtain which is a fine mist sprayed over the cloud to contain it.

Humberside Fire and Rescue say this is precautionary and they have cordoned off an exclusion zone around the site.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

You might remember the moths (pictured) for Amy that appeared around Hull and East Yorkshire last year.

Well now the 60th and final moth to celebrate the life of aviator Amy Johnson is to be unveiled.

Amy Johnson was the first woman pilot to fly solo from England to Australia.

Image source, Amy Johnson Arts Trust

The design is not being revealed just yet but will form the center piece of Saffron Waghorn's exhibition "In suspension".

The "mystery moth" was designed and built by both Saffron and her colleague Jo Cruickshanks and is called Eco-moth.

Here's a little peek at what to expect when you visit the exhibition at Jubilee Central on King Edward Street from Tuesday 26 September:

Image source, Amy Johnson Arts Trust

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

Humberside Police have appointed a new deputy chief constable, external.

Chris Rowley (pictured) is moving from West Yorkshire Police.

He says he wants to help deliver an outstanding service to the communities across the force area.

Image source, Humberside Police

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

Council officials in Hull are asking the government for tens of millions of pounds to build a cruise terminal.

Image source, Hull City Council

They say the development will bring thousands of tourists into the city and millions of pounds to local attractions and businesses.

But some people living nearby the planned terminal on Victoria Dock say it's not the right place and will bring pollution and traffic misery.