Natalie Glanvill
Reporter, BBC Radio Humberside

A couple from Immingham say if a memorial cot is removed from their baby's grave they will keep bringing it back.

Jason and Stacy Tinmurth have been told by Immingham Town Council that the memorial breaches regulations and it'll be removed some time today

The couple, along with family and friends, say they'll stay at the cemetery all day to stop council workers removing it.

Anne-Marie Tasker
Journalist, BBC Look North

A replica of a plane flown by the first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia is to be moved from Hull's Paragon Station to an air museum in North Yorkshire.

The plane was created by inmates at Hull Prison earlier this year to honour Amy Johnson, who was born in the city and who completed her historic flight from London to Darwin in 19 days in 1930.

The Ministry of Justice says the replica is to be moved to the Yorkshire Air Museum in Elvington, North Yorkshire, as there is no suitable location within Hull due to the plane's size.

The ministry says it's "delighted" the plane, which was built to celebrate Hull City of Culture 2017, has found a permanent home alongside other Amy Johnson exhibits at the aviation museum.

Despite this, Leonard Brown, who designed the replica plane, says he's disappointed it's leaving Hull:

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:

• Ticket barriers could soon be installed at Hull's Paragon Station
• Hull's fundraising 95-year-old "Bee Lady" is awarded the Freedom of the City for her efforts
• The artist who designed a replica of Amy Johnson's Gipsy Moth plane is disappointed it's not going to stay in the city

Kofi Smiles
BBC Face of Hull 2017

Wondering what's on in Hull City of Culture 2017 just now?

Here's my weekly round-up with all you need to know:

A cyclist is in a serious condition following a collision on in Hull.

Image source, Google

The cyclist, a 49-year-old man, was involved in a collision with a heavy goods vehicle, a white Mercedes tractor, and trailer vehicle on Freetown Way at about 16:15 on Wednesday.

The injured cyclist was taken by ambulance to Hull Royal Infirmary where he remains in a serious but not life-threatening condition.

Anyone who saw what happened is being asked to contact police.

Hull's "Bee Lady" has received the Freedom of the City at the Guildhall this morning.

Jean Bishop, 95, collects money for charity dressed as a giant bee.

She's raised £100,00 over the past 25 years.

During the ceremony, Jean asked BBC reporter Laura Foster if her cardigan looked too "jazzy"!

Paul Murphy
Journalist, BBC Look North

A marine expert from the University of Hull is calling for more to be done to reduce the amount of plastic in our oceans.

The comments come after the most recent episode of Blue Planet II, which showed a whale calf whose death could have been caused by plastic pollution.

The Chancellor Philip Hammond mentioned it in his Budget speech yesterday, claiming he would "investigate" the possibility of a tax on single-use plastics.

Dr Catherine Waller says the government needs to do everything it can to tackle the problem:

Workers at King George Dock are holding a protest this morning to highlight what they say is the gap in pay between UK and other EU workers.

The demonstration has been arranged by the GMB union, which says that construction firm Harris Pye is employing workers from mainland Europe in order to save costs. It's the third protest this year.

Harris Pye says it hasn't been made aware of the protest and is in discussions with unions.

The firm also states that all employees are paid in excess of the National Living Wage and health and safety is verified monthly by external auditors.

Ticket barriers could soon be installed at Hull's Paragon Station.

First Transpennine Express says in recent weeks it's put on extra staff to check the tickets of arriving passengers and to see how many people have skipped a fare.

If the findings of the study show a large number of people haven't paid, it could mean permanent barriers are put in place, the firm says.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

Campaigners who want to save the BHS "Three Ships" mural in Hull are calling for the council to commit to keeping it.

Image source, Twentieth Century Society

The local authority recently announced it's agreed a fee to buy the former department store and the nearby Edwin Davis building.

It then plans to demolish the properties to make way for a possible new ice arena, houses and shops.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

More on the serious accident in East Hull we reported earlier - we've now been told a child was hit by a car.

Humberside Police say they were called to Preston Road at the junction with Marfleet Lane at 08:10.

It is not known how severe the child’s injuries are at this time. Emergency services are currently at the scene.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

Christmas lights will be turned on in Beverley, Grimsby and Hull tonight.

Image source, Hull City Council

The Beverley-born CBBC presenter Ben Shires will switch on his hometown's Christmas lights, while in Grimsby there will be a big Christmas parade before the lights switch-on.

In Hull, the Lord Mayor and six-year-old cancer sufferer Daniel Carter are expected to switch on the lights.

BBC News Travel

There are reports of a serious accident at the junction of Marfleet Lane and Preston Road.

The road has been closed and traffic is moving slowly.

Image source, AA

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

The Bee Lady will be given the Freedom of Hull today.

Jean Bishop has raised more than £110,000 for Age UK whilst dressed as a bee over the years.

She'll receive a scroll today and is only the second woman to be given the honour.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A cold and breezy day across the region with sunny spells.

Here's my full forecast

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

Good morning and welcome to our live coverage on Thursday 23 November.

My name’s Jonathan and I’ll be bringing you the latest news, sport and travel from across the area throughout the day.

Please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are, by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Bury appoint Scunthorpe assistant manager Chris Lucketti as their new boss on a two-and-a-half-year contract.

Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North

There will be news and sport updates throughout the night.

Here are five things we learned today:

• Humberside Police, external have said that a police car was rammed during the attempted theft of an ATM machine in Pocklington this morning.
• A kitchen manufacturing firm has been fined £1.2m after a delivery driver was crushed to death at a depot.
• There are concerns about cuts to sexual health and education provision in Hull
• Hilderthorpe Primary school in Bridlington has been closed for the day due to the vomiting bug Norovirus.
• Eighty guns including, shotguns, air pistols and rifles have been handed in to Humberside police over the last 10 days.

If you've been to Hull, you may have noticed the city centre is starting to look very festive.

Here's a picture from Hull City Council of the Christmas trees in Queen Victoria Square.

Image source, Hull City Council

Crispin Rolfe
Reporter, BBC Look North

A police car was rammed by thieves fleeing the scene, after they ripped an ATM from a bank wall in Pocklington:

BBC Weather

This evening will be cloudy with outbreaks of heavy rain.

It will turn showery through Thursday morning, with some drier and clearer spells developing, but it will feel colder.

Strong south-westerly winds will persist throughout.