BBC Humberside Sport

The official supporters club at Grimsby Town says it's "bitterly disappointed" that no action is going to be taken against Stevenage FC, following allegations that stewards asked female fans to show their bras during security checks.

The Mariners Trust complained to Stevenage FC after the clubs met on 19 August.

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The English Football League (EFL) said it had "undertaken a comprehensive review," but said that no specific action is to be taken under its rules.

In a statement on its Facebook page, external, the Mariners Trust described it as a "whitewash."

It's been confirmed that Her Majesty the Queen will visit Hull on Thursday 16 November.

The news has been confirmed by Buckingham Palace, though there are no further details of where exactly she will visit.

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Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's looking rather grey and drizzly out there this afternoon.

We're likely to see more rain, but there is the chance of the odd sunny spell.

Highs today of 12 C (54 F).

BBC Weather Watchers

It's was a lovely sunny autumnal day yesterday and our BBC Weather Watchers were out and about to catch it on camera.

Thanks to Paula for this photo from Leven.

Image source, Paula

And this autumnal shot came from PipB in Leven.

Image source, PipB

If Pete's photo is anything to go by, it's also looked sunny in Flamborough.

Image source, Pete the Sweep

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Have you seen 21-year-old Lily-Ann Matthews?

Humberside Police say she hasn't been seen since 16:00 BST yesterday and officers are appealing for help in finding her, external.

She was last seen at her home on Newland Avenue.

Image source, Humberside Police

Seven more blocks of flats are going to be pulled down on the Washdyke Estate in Immingham.

Last year Shoreline Housing announced they were to empty and demolish a number of blocks on the estate.

The housing association has now said that following a consultation with residents another seven blocks of flats will be pulled down.

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Humberside Police say they are stepping up patrols in an area of Hull, following a night of anti-social behaviour.

Officers say they had a number of reports of disorder overnight in and around the Homethorpe area.

We're asking Humberside Police for more details on the disorder and will bring you any information we get shortly.

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Chief Inspector Paul Butler said:

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

A railway bridge in Hull is among the most hit by lorries over the last eight years.

Figures released by Network Rail show Stoneferry Bridge has been hit 37 times since April 2009.

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Network Rail has started a new 'Bridge Bash' campaign aimed at HGV drivers and haulage companies.

It says the railways suffer almost 2,000 strikes every year, costing the taxpayer around £23m in damages and delays.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Two men have been injured in a car crash at Tetney, near Grimsby.

One man, in his 40s, was taken to Hull Royal Infirmary with serious injuries.

Another man was also injured, though not as seriously.

A grey Alfa Romeo and a silver Peugeot 303 were involved in the accident at 18:30 yesterday.

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Coffee, cake and... cats?

That's what is on offer at a new cat cafe which is opening today in Hull.

It's basically a cafe, where you pay by the hour to spend time with the cats that live there.

It's been opened by Amy Donoghue, who runs the Not Just Pets charity.

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Two takeaway delivery drivers have had their cars stolen in Hull as they left their cars to drop off food, according to Humberside Police.

Detectives say both thefts happened within 10 days of each other, one in Cottingham and the other in Hull.

They say they believe that bogus callers are ordering food specifically to steal vehicles and are warning drivers not to leave their cars running when they deliver food.

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East Yorkshire tennis player Kyle Edmund is in action at the Vienna Open later.

After beating David Ferrer in the first round, he takes on Dennis Novak today for a place in the semi final.

You can follow the live results here from 12:00.

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Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The latest news for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire:

• The official supporters club for Grimsby Town say they're 'disappointed' by the decision by the Football League not to take any specific action over the behaviour of stewards at Stevenage
• NHS England says it is looking at whether more resources need to be put in to dentistry in the Beverley and Holderness area
• Seven more blocks of flats will be demolished on the Washdyke Estate in Immingham

Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North

NHS England says it is looking at how it can improve access to dentists in East Yorkshire.

The Beverley and Holderness MP Graham Stuart says many people are having to travel miles to Hull and Cottingham to see an NHS dentist, because of long waiting lists where they live.

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Moira Dumma, Director of Commissioning Operations, NHS England in Yorkshire and the Humber said:

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A bright start, but there will be rain and cloud on the way for most of us.

Here's my full weather forecast:

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Morning! I'm back to bring you the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates.

I'll be posting updates here throughout the day, but if you want to get in touch, just send me an email, or a message on Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Thanks to our BBC Weather Watcher Anne for sending in this moody sunset photo from Goole.

Image source, Anne Howard Webb

The actress and writer says "Big Lil" is a better role model than Kim Kardashian.

Supporters' group alleged fans were treated like "animals" during the League Two clash.

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

That's it from me today, but I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather.

Any breaking news updates will continue to be posted through the night.

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

1. The Transport Secretary will meet with Highways England over delays to A63 improvements.
2. People who put rubbish in the wrong bin will soon face fines in North East Lincolnshire.
3. Thieves strip parts from 15 caravans in Hull over the weekend.
4. We got a first look at what Cleethorpes could look like after a major transformation.
5. The Yorkshire Air Ambulance service is 17 today.

Bye for now.

The receptionist of a Doncaster hotel has been praised for her help and quick thinking in delivering a baby in a service station car park.

Image source, Travelodge

Karen Dyass came to the aid of Heather and Matthew McSharry from Scawby in North Lincolnshire, when Heather's waters broke on the way to hospital.

She was guided by medics over the phone but had to clear the baby's airways as he was not breathing.

Mrs McSharry said: "I cannot begin to imagine what would have happened if Karen was not there."