Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live

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

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

• A fraud gang that targeted pensioners is facing a total of more than 30 years behind bars.
• A teenage girl has admitted stabbing a teaching assistant at Scunthorpe school.
• More bank closures have been announced for our area.

• Hull has two new culture leaders.
• And people in Hull will get their first chance to see why robots have taken over the city centre.

And even though it's cold outside, a rainbow always puts a smile on the face!

Thanks to JoJo for sending in this photo from Scunthorpe,

Image source, JoJo

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull City Head Coach Leonid Slutsky has admitted that he considered resigning after the defeat to Bristol City last week.

Ahead of a Yorkshire derby with Sheffield Wednesday tomorrow, Slutsky said he was talked out of it by his staff on Monday.

Image source, Getty Images

Slutsky said he now feels more optimistic:

Listen to the full interview here.

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It should be mainly dry tonight and less cold that it has been recently.

There is the chance of the odd spot of patchy drizzle for a time.

We shouldn't see a repeat of the hard frost that we had this morning, but there could be some patches by dawn.

Linsey Smith
Journalist, BBC Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Christmas tree firms are expected to benefit from a Brexit boost this year.

The cost of importing European fir trees is rising because of the decreasing value of the pound.

The British Christmas Tree Growers association says it expects more families to buy British this year because of the cost.

This week, tree growers in the county are chopping down tens of thousands of festive firs .

And although it's a busy time of year, grower George Overton says it's also a "lovely time".

BBC Radio Humberside

Two dogs have been seized by police, following an incident in Cleethorpes.

Humberside Police say they were called to a house in the resort following reports of two dangerous dogs inside.

They say two officers were bitten while dealing with the incident.

Officers say the two dogs were sedated and taken under police care to safe kennels while inquiries continue.

Superintendent Dave Hall, who oversees community policing operations in Grimsby, said:

BBC News Travel

Engineering work on the Humber Bridge is starting tonight from 19:00 until 06:00 on Monday.

It means a contraflow will be in operation and the Humber Tag lanes will be closed.

The Humber Bridge Board has apologised for any inconvenience.

Image source, PA

BBC Weather Watchers

It hasn't been quite as chilly as it was yesterday, but there has still been plenty of snow lingering across East Yorkshire.

BBC Weather Watcher John's Eye sent us this picture of a snowy field in Bainton.

Image source, John's Eye

This snap of a frosty looking Preston was sent in by Martin.

Image source, Martin

Ben Horrigan
Digital Video Producer

Here's a sneak peak at the dancing robots in Hull, which are part of a new installation for City of Culture.

It's hard to believe that they uses to make cars!

The installation, called "Where Do We Go From Here?" opens to the public tonight.

Chris Arundel
BBC Radio Humberside

East Riding councillors will be asked to get behind efforts to reopen the Beverley to York rail line.

Liberal Democrat councillor Denis Healy says he will put a motion to the council in the new year, urging councillors to support the project.

The Transport Secretary Chris Grayling announced on Wednesday he would like to see some railways that were closed in the 1960s, reopened.

Image source, Google

Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent

One of the pensioners targeted by a fraud gang that conned pensioners in East Yorkshire out of their life savings, said she was totally taken in by the con.

The nine men have been jailed today for a total of more than 30 years for the scam, which convinced elderly and vulnerable victims to hand over hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Beryl, who only wanted to be identified by her first name, narrowly avoided losing money because her bank was closed at the time of the con.

She said: "I was alarmed, because you know yourself how much money that could be. I was totally taken in by the quality and the concern in the man's voice."

Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent

Nine men have been sentenced to a total of more than 30 years in prison for scamming East Yorkshire pensioners out of their life savings.

The con men, who're from London and Birmingham, exploited a flaw in the phone system and some drove hundreds of miles to collect cash from their victims.

Image source, Thinkstock

As part of the fraud, 900 phone calls were made, to over 300 known victims.

The loophole in the telephone system which allowed the scammers to operate in this way has now been fixed.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A Humberside Police officer is accused of playing computer games while reviewing CCTV footage in a rape inquiry.

The officer, who has not been named by the force, allegedly went through the footage at "inappropriately high speed" in February 2015 and could have "missed vital evidence".

It is one of three allegations due to be put forward at a misconduct hearing on Tuesday.

Image source, Google

Standards were breached between February and November 2015, Humberside Force claims.

During that period, the officer is also accused of lying about reviewing all the CCTV material in the rape case and failing to "identify the victim and two suspects on the footage".

The officer faces accusations they claimed to a supervisor they had contacted the Crown Prosecution Service and were waiting for an appointment to discuss the case, which the force said "was untrue" because no such request had been made.

Sarah Walton
Reporter, BBC Look North

A government minister says work is continuing to reunite two East Yorkshire men who were cleared of weapons charges in India earlier this week with their families.

Paul Towers and Ray Tindall were among six people who were released from jail on Tuesday, four years after being arrested while working as private security guards on a ship.

All six spoke to the minister Mark Field on a video conference call earlier this morning.

A teenage girl who has admitted stabbing a teaching assistant at a school near Scunthorpe has been told all sentencing options are open by a judge.

The incident happened at Winterton Academy in September and left teaching assistant Joy Simon with serious injuries.

The girl, aged 16, who can’t be named for legal reasons will be sentenced next month.

Today's hearing lasted less than an hour.

The girl, dressed in an olive green coat, held her head low through most of the proceedings.

She only lifted her head to plead guilty to one charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and a charge of possessing a bladed article.

As she left the court she looked over at her parents and gave them a small wave.

She will be sentenced in January when mental health reports are expected to have been completed.

A girl has pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and possessing a bladed article after an attack at a school near Scunthorpe.

Teaching assistant Joy Simon was seriously injured in the incident at Winterton Community Academy in September.

The girl, aged 16, who can’t be named for legal reasons will be sentenced next month.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

After an icy and rather wintry start for most of us, we could see more showers this afternoon, but they will become lighter and more isolated.

Tonight will be mainly dry and cloudy, and less cold than previous nights.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

North East Lincolnshire Council has agreed to look again at plans to put traffic lights at a busy junction in Grimsby.

The plans to change the Toll Bar roundabout on the A16 in New Waltham have been met with opposition, over concerns about congestion and the safety of pupils at a nearby secondary school.

At a meeting last night it was agreed that a group of councillors will review the plans and look at alternative options.

They have until the end of January to report back.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

The latest from the newsroom:

• A Humberside Police officer is accused of playing computer games while reviewing CCTV footage in a rape inquiry
• Nine men who conned East Yorkshire pensioners out of their life savings will be sentenced today
• The people who will drive the legacy of Hull's City of Culture beyond 2017 have been announced

BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Police says it's dealing with an incident involving two dogs in a house in Cleethorpes.

It says officers dealing with the incident have been bitten by the dogs.

They are investigating whether either could be classified as a dangerous dog under Section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act.

They say the dogs are contained inside and are working with experts to safely take the animals away.

BBC Humberside Sport

Humberside Police have released this image of a man they want to trace in connection with an attempted robbery of a driver in Hessle.

Image source, Humberside Police

Officers say the man flagged down a woman who was driving on Ferriby Road at around 17:00 on Thursday 28 November.

When she stopped, they say he tried to open the car door and pushed what the police are calling a bladed weapon, through the window.

The man ran off when the woman sounded her car horn, and she escaped unharmed.

Police are asking anyone who recognises the man to call 101 quoting ref 16/63997/17 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.