Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

That's all from me today. We'll be back from 08:00 on Monday with all the latest updates from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Meanwhile, here are five things we learned today:

• East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group says it "needs to take time" to consider the fate of Minor Injuries Units in the region
• A £200m project to upgrade a major traffic route in Hull is finally given a start date by the government after years of delays
• David Prescott, the son of former deputy prime minister and ex-Hull MP Lord Prescott, is back at work in Jeremy Corbyn's office, the Labour Party confirms
• A mother of premature twins says she's too self-conscious to leave the house in Hull because of comments and stares about her children from the public
• This weekend's Hull City match could be vital for manager Leonid Slutsky's future

BBC Weather

The odd wintry shower may continue on western hills overnight, but most of the region will be dry with clear spells, leading to a widespread frost again by morning.

On Saturday, although an isolated wintry shower can't be ruled out, most parts dry with some sunny spells after a frosty start. Feeling colder than Friday as winds strengthen.

Sunday will stay cold with sunny spells and isolated wintry showers.

Vicky Johnson
Journalist, BBC Look North

East Riding of Yorkshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has now given its response to the decision by the government not to review proposed changes to Minor Injuries Units in the region.

In March, the CCG announced it would shut the unit at Hornsea Cottage Hospital and downgrade the units at Driffield and Withernsea.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt referred the proposals to an independent panel of experts which has now said that a full review would not "add any value".

In a statement, Jane Hawkard, the CCG's chief officer, says it will take time before a final decision on the future of the units is made:

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Melanie Onn, Labour MP for Great Grimsby, has tweeted that she will be asking a question at next week's Prime Minister's Questions.

She admits she still doesn't know what she's going to ask yet:

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Almost 50 people from Goole will feature in a new film about the town which is having its premiere tonight.

Image source, Google

Goole's MP Andrew Percy and the chair of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Caroline Fox, will be among the guests at the invitation-only screening at the town's Lowther Hotel.

The film has been funded with a grant linked to the Hull City of Culture 2017 programme.

Its first public screenings will be in the new year.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

David Prescott, the son of former deputy prime minister and ex-Hull MP Lord Prescott, is back at work in Jeremy Corbyn's office, the Labour Party has confirmed.

Mr Prescott, a key advisor to the Labour Leader, was suspended earlier this month.

It's understood that no formal complaint was submitted against him.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Police are appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Grimsby earlier this month.

Items stolen on Thursday 9 November from a property on Vaughan Avenue include a television, alcohol, bank cards and a leather handbag.

Leanne Brown
Journalist, BBC Look North

East Yorkshire politicians say they're concerned and dismayed by a decision to rubber stamp the closure of minor injuries units in the county.

The government confirmed yesterday it won't stand in the way of health officials who want to close or downgrade some of the units in East Yorkshire.

Beverley MP Graham Stuart and Councillor Lyn Healing were in Withernsea to talk to GPs about the changes and had this to say:

A mother of premature twins says she's too self conscious to leave the house in Hull because of comments and stares from the public.

Keira and Casey were born at 26 weeks and it was unclear whether they would survive.

Both developed life-threatening complications, meaning they spent weeks in hospital.

More than a year on, the only visible signs of their illnesses are their feeding tubes, which they have in permanently.

But that's attracts unwanted attention from passers-by, which has left Leanne feeling isolated:

BBC Humberside Sport

Midfielder Seb Larsson could start for Hull City against Bristol City after returning from a one-match suspension.

Image source, Getty Images

Jon Toral (hamstring) is due to return to training but James Weir (knee) has joined Will Keane, Abel Hernandez and Moses Odubajo in the treatment room.

Bristol City forward Milan Djuric is a doubt after needing painkillers to play Tuesday's 2-1 defeat against Preston.

Hull are unbeaten in seven games against the Robins in all competitions.

David Harrison
Reporter, BBC Radio Humberside

There's been a lot of focus on whether plans to extend the shopping options at the Kingswood Retail Park would have an impact on Hull city centre - but what about Beverley?

An inquiry into the plans to expand the out-of-town shopping centre in Hull, including new shops and restaurants, finished earlier today.

It's claimed the £32m plan could create about 250 jobs in 10 new units.

Kier Property's plans have twice been rejected by Hull City council

Inspectors have now asked the inquiry to look into the potential impact the plans could have not just on taking footfall away from Hull city centre but also Beverley town centre.

Sarah Walton
Reporter, BBC Look North

A new scheme to reward people for the good deeds they do is being set up in Hull.

The idea is to earn points, known as HullCoins, that can be used to get discounts in local shops.

You can earn points by doing things like taking someone's dog for a walk, volunteering, or even giving blood.

The government-backed pilot scheme is due to be rolled out in January.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Road markings on the A180 between the Pyewipe and Lockhill roundabouts are to receive a fresh coat of paint starting tomorrow.

The existing red surfacing on Westgate roundabout, road markings and road studs will be refreshed.

The work is expected to be finished by Monday.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside News

Here are the headlines for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire this lunch time:

• An emergency meeting between the East Riding Clinical Commissioning Group and local MPs is due to place over proposals to close Minor Injuries Units in the area
• A £200m project to upgrade a major traffic route in Hull is finally given a start date by the government after years of delays
• Empty homes are being sold off at a knock-down price by Shoreline Housing in North East Lincolnshire

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull KR have released Zach Dockar-Clay to free up an overseas quota spot after their promotion to the Super League.

Image source, SWPIX.COM

Dockar-Clay, 22, signed an 18-month contract when he arrived in April, but has now agreed to join Townsville Blackhawks for 2018 season.

The hooker struggled to make an impact last season, making 15 of his 19 appearances from the bench.

Hull KR, who beat Widnes to achieve promotion, can now recruit another overseas player for next season.

Waiting times for planned operations at Scunthorpe Hospital have been criticised by one patient after he was told he would have to wait a year for a hip operation.

Image source, Google

The government's target is to treat 92% of patients within 18 weeks, but figures seen BBC Radio Humberside show 72% of patients are being seen within that time at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust hospitals.

The trust says the current waiting times for planned orthopedic surgery has increased over the past year and its current average waiting time across all three hospitals is 25 weeks.

Mark Baker, who's been told he may have to wait up to a year for an operation on his hip, believes it's a "postcode lottery" for patients:

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Have you seen Hull teenager Kye Croll? The 15 year-old was last seen on Holderness Road about 21:00 on Friday 17 November.

Image source, Humberside Police

Kye is described as being white, 5ft 9ins tall, of slim build with short brown hair.

He was last seen wearing a black jacket, black jogging trousers and black and grey trainers.

Anyone who has seen Kye, or knows where he is, is being urged to contact police.

BBC News Travel

Some lines are currently blocked between Hull and Doncaster due to a problem with a bridge along the route, according to Northern:

Matt Dean
BBC Radio Humberside Sport

Hull City Manager Leonid Slutsky says "anything is possible" when asked about his future at the club.

The Tigers are currently two places above the relegation zone in the Championship.

Recent reports have linked former Scunthorpe United Manager Nigel Adkins with the boss's job.

Hull City face Bristol City this weekend and it could have an impact on whether Leonid Slutsky remains as Tigers manager.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

A collision on Hull's Spring Bank is causing delays to traffic coming in and out of the city centre.

This photo was taken by Humberside Police who are are telling people to expect long waits in the area:

Image source, Humberside Police