Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

That's all from me for today. I'll be back on Monday morning from 08:00 but before I go, here are the day's top news stories:

• A husband is charged with murdering his wife whose body was found on the A15
• A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a member of school staff
• NHS staff shortages 'mean patients are dying alone'
• There are fears for the future of community transport in East Yorkshire
• Goole Academy: Meeting over collapse of academy trust

BBC Humberside Sport

Image source, Hull City FC

Hull are without defender Stephen Kingsley (pictured) for the visit of Birmingham.

The former Swansea City left-back was forced off in the midweek home loss to Preston (abductor injury) and is likely to be replaced by Max Clark.

Struggling Birmingham, who have appointed Steve Cotterill as their new manager, remain without a host of important players for Lee Carsley's third and final game as caretaker boss.

Record signing Jota and forward Che Adams (hamstring) are still out.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Yorkshire and Humber MEP Jane Collins (pictured) has come fifth in the UKIP leadership elections contest.

Henry Bolton is the new leader of the party.

The former candidate for Kent Police and Crime Commissioner was not the front runner and is the fourth leader in just over a year.

Image source, Getty Images

The former soldier, who saw off a challenge from anti-Islam campaigner Anne Marie Waters, won with 30% of the vote.

He told the party conference: "Brexit is our core task."

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

It's been confirmed by police that the man charged with the murder of Nasima Noorzia is her husband.

Habib Noorzia who's 42 is accused of killing his 29-year-old wife, whose body was found by the A15 near Barton on Wednesday.

Mr Noorzia appeared in court earlier today and was remanded in custody by Hull Magistrates' Court.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Community transport groups in East Yorkshire claim they're at risk of closure because of planned government changes.

The Holderness Area Rural Transport group say proposed new rules for drivers could force community transport to shut down and leave people who use the service isolated.

Last year they provided over 45,000 journeys for passengers.

The government's now written to community transport providers across the country saying its looking into whether drivers for some community transport groups should, in the future, hold a public service vehicle licence.

Along with the training and the test, this licence can cost around £1,000 to obtain.

Some argue these proposed changes could hike up running costs and make it difficult for services like this to continue.

The Department for Transport says it has to make these changes because of EU law and it plans to consult later this year on which operators will require professional licences.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

Four East Yorkshire children known as the 'Quirky Embracers' have raised £1,000 to brighten up a waiting room for young people using mental health services in Driffield.

Image source, Humber NHS Foundation Trust

Kieran Carter, Megan Cracknell and Brooke and Caitlin Acey (pictured above) wanted to cheer-up the waiting room at Rivendell House after using the services there and finding the waiting room was bland and dull.

Caitlin says they saw a little boy sat on the floor with nothing to play with so decided to raise the money.

Image source, Humber NHS Foundation Trust

They bought toys, books, a bookcase and special 'stress-less' bags to help youngsters manage their own health.

They also created their own paintings which now hang on the walls.

The four completed the work as part of Humberside Police's Operation Lifestyle, which encourages 10 to 18-year-olds to use their summer holiday's to make a difference to their communities.

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull FC are 80 minutes away from their first Super League Grand Final in 11 years.

The Black and Whites travel to Headingley, where they haven't won since 2007. They'll be hoping to return to Old Trafford.

Image source, swpix.com

Half-Back Albert Kelly says they need their big players to perform because it's a big game.

Commentary of Hull at Leeds is on all Radio Humberside frequencies, Freeview channel 721 and online via the BBC Radio Humberside website.

Kick off is at 19:45 but there will be all the build-up on BBC Radio Humberside in tonight's Sports Talk.

Andy Comfort
BBC Radio Humberside

A public meeting is being held tonight following the collapse of an academy trust which runs a school in Goole.

Earlier this month the Wakefield City Academies Trust announced plans to withdraw from all 21 of the schools it sponsors, including Goole Academy saying they were unable to "facilitate the rapid improvement" its academies needed.

Parents, staff and local politicians are due to meet in West Yorkshire tonight.

Phil White
BBC Radio Humberside

It's 700 years since King Edward II signed a special charter to allow Winteringham to hold a market.

On 26 September 1317 the Winteringham Charter granted John Marmion permission for stall holders to congregate at the manor in the village on a Wednesday..

The charter also allowed a three day fair to be held once a year on 28 July for the feats of Mary Magdalen

So I've come along to Winteringham as the village gets ready to celebrate the anniversary with their very own medieval banquet.

Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live

A man who took to the roof of a house in a bid to escape arrest has been jailed for five years.

Kyle Ferguson, 23, of Salisbury Close, Scunthorpe, was wanted by Humberside Police and was detained after a two-day standoff with police last month.

Image source, Scunthorpe Life

Ferguson was sentenced at Grimsby Crown Court after pleading guilty last week to a number of offences.

He admitted three counts of affray, racially or religiously aggravated harassment and having a bladed article.

Kate Sweeting
Reporter, BBC Look North

A man has appeared in court charged with murder after a woman's body was found by a busy road in North Lincolnshire.

Habib Noorzia, 42, is charged with the murder of 29-year-old Nasima Noorzia, whose body was found by the A15 near Barton on Wednesday.

Today at Hull Magistrates' Court, Mr Noorzia from Orchard Park in Hull, who was wearing a grey sweatshirt, spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth.

He's been remanded in custody to appear before Hull Crown Court, which is sitting in Grimsby, on Monday.

Grimsby Town loan midfielder Chris Clements to National League side Barrow on a three-month deal.

David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside

Hull's Beverley Gate remains are to get a protective layer put over them on Monday.

There have been concerns that children playing on the blocks could damage them.

Once the original bricks have been cleaned, a layer of hot lime mortar will be applied.

Bricklaying students from Hull College will get the chance to work with the UK's leading expert in traditional building methods as part of the project.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside Live

A new mural is being unveiled on Hessle Road in Hull today to remember those who fought for the safety of trawlermen.

Lillian Bilocca, Christine Jensen, Mary Denness and Yvonne Blenkinsop led a campaign after three ships sank in 1968 with the loss of 58 lives.

Three Hull trawlers - St Romanus, Kingston Peridot and Ross Cleveland - all sank in quick succession. Only one man survived.

The four women, who were dubbed the Headscarf Revolutionaries and lived in Hull's fishing community of Hessle Road, gathered a 10,000-signature petition calling for reform after the triple trawler tragedy. The women forced new safety measures to be brought in after lobbying the government.

BBC Humberside Sport

Image source, BBC Sport

Hull City's head coach Leonid Slutsky (pictured) has confirmed they're in talks with Max Clark about a new deal.

Clark, who will play this weekend in Stephen Kingsley's absence has already made six appearances this season so far.

Meanwhile, Slutsky also confirmed he's hopeful that Evandro, Kevin Stewart and Brian Lenihan will all return to training after the international break.

Yorkshire director of cricket Martyn Moxon says coach Andrew Gale has the county's full support despite a difficult first season.

Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North

A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a welfare officer who was stabbed at Winterton Community Academy.

The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Hull Crown Court this morning.

She's also charged with carrying a blade on school premises.

She was remanded to youth detention accommodation.

Joy Simon, who's 61, remains in hospital following an operation and is still undergoing treatment.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

UKIP is preparing to name its new leader after a bitter contest.

Since Nigel Farage stepped down last summer UKIP has had two different leaders.

Now, Yorkshire and Humber MEP Jane Collins wants to take the top job:

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

Image source, DSZC

There are claims this morning that hospital patients are being left alone to die in wards because of a shortage of nurses.

The Royal College of Nursing say more than half of nurses in the Yorkshire and Humber region say their shifts have been understaffed, leading to compromises in patient care.

They surveyed 30,000 members across the UK and more than half reported being upset after their last shift because they couldn't provide the care they wanted.

Chris Perry, (pictured) who recently resigned as a director of nursing, says our ageing population is placing growing pressure on the NHS and staff are struggling to cope.