Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North

A government report on the cyber attacks which hit hospitals in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire earlier this year has found it could have been prevented if up-to-date IT security measures had been put in place.

More than a third of trusts across the country were affected by the ransomware in May, according to the National Audit Office (NAO).

It was the second cyber attack in a few months for Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, which was also affected in November 2016.

The report says NHS trusts were left vulnerable because cyber-security recommendations were not followed.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

The DJ and producer Goldie has been revealed as the presenter of the Turner Prize in Hull.

The prestigious art prize will be awarded at an event at Hull Minster on Tuesday 5 December.

The Ferens Art Gallery is currently hosting the works by the four shortlisted candidates.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Look at all that sunshine!

The weather chart is looking very bright today, but it will feel chilly this morning.

It will be mostly dry with some good spells of sunshine.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome to our live coverage on Friday 27 October.

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How the captain of Great Britain's rugby league team helped break down racial barriers.

Clive Sullivan who was the first black player to captain a British national sporting team.

Drivers are making dangerous U-turns or reversing out of wrong lanes on the Humber Bridge.

Utility back Jake Connor signs a new contract with Challenge Cup winners Hull FC until the end of the 2020 season.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Well that's it from me today. Any breaking news updates will continue to be posted on this page overnight and I will be back tomorrow with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

Before I go, here are five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

1. The Queen is coming to Hull!
2. Fundraisers have rallied round for two brothers hit by a van in Cleethorpes.
3. There's hope for people struggling to find an NHS dentist in East Yorkshire.
4. A railway bridge in Hull is in 'top 50' most hit by lorries.
5. Purrrrrfect (sorry). Hull's first cat cafe has opened.

Bye for now.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A shortage of NHS dentists in parts of East Yorkshire is forcing some people to travel miles for treatment, according to a local MP.

The Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart says the current level of service isn't good enough.

NHS England says it is reviewing access to dentists in the area.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Some rain lingering around in the south of the region, then it should be a mostly dry night with clear spells.

It'll become chilly by the morning, with the chance of a ground frost in rural parts.

Lloyds Pharmacy, which has branches in East Yorkshire, Hull, Scunthorpe and Grimsby, says it will be shutting 190 of its stores across the country.

The company which owns the pharmacy chain, Celesio UK, says it is the result of recent cuts by NHS England.

It hasn't yet announced which stores will be closing, but says staff are being told today.

People in Bridlington are being promised more police officers.

The new Area Commander for Hull and East Riding, Chief Superintendent Phil Ward has told BBC Radio Humberside that he is hoping to increase the number of officers working in the resort by a third over the next 10 months.

He said that Bridlington is the second busiest policing area on the north bank, after Myton in Hull.

The leader of Hull City Council, Stephen Brady is welcoming news of a royal visit on Thursday 16 November.

Image source, Getty Images

Following the announcement earlier, Councillor Stephen Brady said:

A firework was put through the letterbox of a house and stones were thrown at cars during a night of disorder in part of Hull,.

Humberside Police say they have increased patrols in the Homethorpe area of the city, after receiving a number of calls about antisocial behaviour last night.

Chief Inspector Paul Butler said:

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So we heard earlier that Her Majesty the Queen will visit Hull, in its year as UK City of Culture.

Her last visit to the city was in 2009, when she came to Hull with the Duke of Edinburgh.

Back then she officially opened the new Paragon Interchange and the oncology unit at Castle Hill hospital.

Primary school children in East Yorkshire are being given the flu vaccine to stop them spreading infection.

Pupils at Hornsea Primary were immunised with a nasal spray this morning.

It's hoped the vaccine won't just protect the children, but their more vulnerable family members too.

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

It's another jam-packed week in the UK City of Culture.

Here's my guide to what's going on over the next seven days:

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A fundraising page set up for two brothers who were hit by a van in Cleethorpes has raised hundreds of pounds.

Sonny Madsen, 11, and his brother Bobby, 12, were both badly injured in the crash on St Peter's Avenue on Saturday morning.

It was Sonny's 11th birthday.

Image source, Collette Davidson

Both boys are now recovering at home.

An online fundraising page to pay for a holiday for the boys has so far raised more than £700.

Collette Davidson, the boys' mother said: "[They] are the most caring and thoughtful lads I have ever met. The money will be given to the boys to enjoy a little holiday as soon as they feel better."

Katy Austin
BBC Look North

Drax Power Station near Goole is consulting on plans to become a partly gas-powered site.

Drax wants to start generating electricity using gas by upgrading two of its coal-fired units.

The company says it's part of a strategy to change the way energy is generated, as the country moves to a low-carbon future.

Three public consultation events will be held next month and you can find more information here., external