Linsey Smith
Journalist, BBC Lincolnshire

An East Yorkshire agricultural college says its focus remains on the success of its students after the chief executive and principal resigned.

Jeanette Dawson (pictured) stepped down from her post at Bishop Burton College on Monday night, amid allegations of mismanagement.

The college, which also runs Riseholme College in Lincoln, says it is investigating but at this stage the allegations have not been proven.

The deputy principal has taken charge in the meantime.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's looking like a nice day ahead, with some sunny spells.

Here's my forecast for Wednesday:

Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

Good morning and welcome to our live coverage on Wednesday 25 October.

I'm Suzy and I'll be bringing you the latest news, sport, weather and travel updates from across the area throughout the day.

If you want to get in touch you can. Just send me an email, or a message on Facebook, external or Twitter, external

Send me your pictures, or any news or info about what's happening where you are.

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

That's it from us for another day - thanks for joining us.

Breaking news updates will continue right here throughout tonight.

We'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00 with all the latest news, travel, weather and sport updates from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Until then, here's a reminder of some of our top stories today:

• Bishop Burton's boss has resigned amid allegations of mismanagement
• Care homes watchdog places Hull home into special measures
• Current and former workers at British Steel in Scunthorpe are offered pension advice
• A Scunthorpe boxer is aiming to get to the next Olympics
• And, in case you didn't realise, Autumn in our part of the world is pretty beautiful!:

Image source, Rickyboy/BBC

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Cloudy and breezy this evening and overnight with further outbreaks of rain, some heavy bursts at first.

This will clear to the south later in the night with clear spells spreading southwards by dawn.

Fresh southwesterly winds will ease and a minimum temperature of 12C (54F):

Loneliness among ex-members of the armed forces is rife and it can be very difficult adjusting to civilian life after years in the military, a veteran from Hull has said.

New research suggests one in four people has suicidal thoughts after leaving the armed forces.

The armed forces charity SSAFA has found that 41% of people who have left the Army have felt lonely and isolated, with many struggling to adapt to civilian life.

Hull veteran Mark Smith says he had to ask for help from the charity after he left the forces and developed an illness which left him partially housebound:

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Police are looking for witnesses after a man was seriously injured in Scunthorpe.

The man was cycling away from the Jet filling station on Normanby Road on Wednesday 18 October at about 16:00 when he was knocked from his cycle by a passer-by.

Officers especially want to speak to a woman who assisted at the time.

Sophia Ewen
BBC Radio Humberside

Parents and representatives from Goole Academy and other schools across Yorkshire have been lobbying the government at Westminster today.

It was to raise the issue of the collapse of the Wakefield City Academies Trust, which previously ran the school.

In September, the trust pulled out of running 21 schools in Yorkshire because it said it couldn't bring about rapid improvements required by education bosses.

The National Education Union is now calling for academies to be brought back under local authority control, but the government wants Goole Academy to be taken over by the Delta Academies Trust.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's been a mixed bag of weather today so far, but our BBC Weather Watchers have captured some gorgeous autumn colours over the past couple of days in Bridlington, Barton, Yokefleet and Leven:

Thanks to G-Man, niboryad, Lefty with a lens and PipB for these.

Keep your seasonal pictures coming!

Linsey Smith
Journalist, BBC Lincolnshire

The principal of Bishop Burton College in East Yorkshire has stepped down following allegations of mismanagement.

Image source, Bishop Burton

Jeanette Dawson has been CEO of Bishop Burton, which also runs Lincoln's Riseholme College, since 2003.

Details of the allegations remain unclear at this stage, but the college says enquiries are ongoing and students remain a priority.

Deputy principal Bill Meredith has been made acting chief executive and principal of the college, pending a permanent appointment by the board of governors.

The original retirement fund is being replaced by two new plans to help secure the future of the business.

BrightHouse, the retailer which provides household goods on hire-purchase agreements, has been ordered to pay a total of £14.8m to 249,000 customers.

Image source, Brighthouse

The company, which has stores in Hull, Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Boston will compensate customers who had cancelled agreements after one downpayment but had not been refunded.

It will also make payments to those who signed up to lending agreements that "may not have been affordable".

The Financial Conduct Authority said BrightHouse had not acted as a "responsible lender".

Two men, including one from Grimsby, have been charged with assaulting police officers after an incident in Louth at the weekend.

Police were called to a shop on Newbridge Hill on Sunday morning after two men were reported to be acting suspiciously.

Jonathon West, 26, from Warwick Avenue, Grimsby, was charged with common assault, criminal damage and two charges of assault with intent to resist arrest.

A 17-year-old man was charged with criminal damage, and assault with intent to resist arrest.

Both have appeared at Lincoln District Magistrates' Court and have been released on bail.

Two boys from Lincolnshire have become some of the first models with Down's syndrome to have gained national and international attention.

Image source, River Island

Joseph Hale (pictured) and Jack Brumpton, from Cleethorpes, work for model agency Zebedee which represents people with physical and learning disabilities.

They've now landed contracts that have grabbed national and worldwide attention.

Joseph, 11, who's now involved in an advertising campaign for River Island, says he loved having his hair styled with hair gel, while his mum, Karen, says it was a really nice campaign to be part of.

Meanwhile Jack, 17 was photographed by world famous photography, Rankin for Hunger Magazine.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It will be a breezy afternoon with some bright or sunny spells, but still the risk of a little patchy rain.

Mild with a maximum temperature of 17C (63F) and a fresh southwesterly wind:

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

Here are your latest headlines across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

• A Hull care home's rated as inadequate after inspectors deem it to be unclean and unsafe
• Online trolls are harassing more people than ever, with 10,000 reports to the police across our region so far this year
• An up-and-coming boxing star from Scunthorpe is hoping to make it to the next Olympic Games

Clare Crooks
BBC Local Live, Hull

Work has started to add protective layers of bricks to Hull's historic Beverley Gate.

While the monument gets a makeover here are a few reminders about its significance:

• Beverley Gate is one of four principal medieval gateways into Hull dating from 14th Century
• It is believed to be the first fortification in England to be constructed from brick
• It is where Sir John Hotham refused King Charles I entry to the city in 1642 in the lead-up to the outbreak of the First English Civil War
• It was first uncovered during an archaeological excavation in the late 1980s

BBC News Travel

Avoid the A1079 and the A1035 from York to Hull docks today if you can because another abnormal load is being moved.

The first stage of the job was completed on Friday, but another load set off this morning and is due to arrive at Hull docks between 16:00 and 18:00.

Gill Sennett
BBC Local Live

An "End the Pay Cap" rally's due to be held in Hull's Queen Victoria Square this lunchtime calling for what organisers say is "fair pay" for public sector workers.

Image source, PA

The TUC say it is unfair that people such as teachers, firefighters and nurses are seeing a pay cut when inflation is taken into account.

The government says the 1% cap had been necessary to protect jobs, but says it has now been lifted and independent bodies are currently assessing each workforce's needs for a report in the spring.

Amanda White
Reporter, BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Current and former workers at British Steel in Scunthorpe are being offered advice on how best to cope with changes to their pensions.

The original retirement fund is being replaced by two new plans to help secure the future of the business.

Advice sessions are being offered in Scunthorpe today.