Rape case PC 'caught playing video games'
School stabbing teenager told 'all sentencing options open'
Phone scam gang due to be sentenced
Number of breath tests carried out by Humberside Police falls by 70% over six years
Bus firm may donate double decker to homeless charity
City announces culture leaders
Updates on Friday 1 December 2017
David Harrison
BBC Radio Humberside
Royal Bank Scotland has announced plans to close six NatWest branches in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
The bank branches in Cottingham, Driffield, Hornsea, Immingham and on Hull's Hessle Road are among 259 branches being shut across the country.
RBS said use of branches by customers had fallen 40% since 2014 as more people bank online.
Image source, Reuters
Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North
The people who will drive the legacy of Hull's City of Culture beyond 2017 have been announced.
Katy Fuller, who is currently an executive producer for Hull 2017, will become the creative director of the the Culture Company from 2018.
She was the producer behind big projects including the Land of Green Ginger parade last month.
Image source, gettEmma Morris, who went to the University of Hull and was the director of an art gallery in Eastbourne, will take over as executive director.
They will take up their new roles in the new year.
The Humberside Police officer is accused of playing games while watching CCTV in a rape case.
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Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent
Nine men who conned East Yorkshire pensioners out of their life savings will be sentenced today.
The gang posed as police officers and bank workers to persuade people to hand over cash.
The 16 victims, aged between 70 and 94, lost nearly £40,000.
Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside
The latest news for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire:
Some parts of East Yorkshire have woken up to a light dusting of snow this morning.
BBC Weather Watcher, Geoteach sent in this photo of the wintry rooftops in Brough.
Image source, GeoteachAnd it looks very snowy in North Newbald. This photo is from Runningizzy.
Image source, Runningizzy
David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside
East Yorkshire Motor Services (EYMS) has told BBC Radio Humberside they'll look into the idea of donating a double decker bus to a homeless charity.
Image source, PAA similar scheme was set up in Portsmouth and the bus was revamped by The Rucksack Project for homeless people.
It has 12 beds upstairs, a kitchen and toilet facilities downstairs.
Quote MessageIt's going to take a lot of organisation from a lot of people, like the local authority and some of the churches to find out where it could be placed. There's also a lot of work to do in converting it. Anything which can be done to get some of the rough sleepers off the streets is a good thing.
Peter Shipp, EYMS Buses
Hull Trains say there could be delays on services betwee Gilberdyke and Selby this morning, because of a fault with the signalling system.
It says trains are having to run at a reduced speed.
The disruption is expected to continue until 09:30.
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
It's a frosty morning, so you'll probably have to de-ice your car this morning if you're heading out.
Here's my full forecast.
Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live
Good morning and welcome to our live coverage on Friday 1 December.
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.
Parts of eastern England, Kent and Scotland have seen snow, with another 5cm forecast in some areas.
Read MoreAfter being washed up on an island, the hunt is on to find the people in the footage.
Read MoreParts of the east coast of England are witnessing snow settling for the first time in years.
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Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
Thank you for joining me today.
We'll be back tomorrow morning with all the latest news, travel, weather and sport.
However updates will continue through the night.
If there's anything you'd like to get in touch about you can email us here.
In the meantime, lets have a look at five things we didn't know at the start of the day:
Image source, Dave WardaleThis evening will see a few clear spells but generally cold and cloudy with wintry showers, some turning heavy.
However, showers will tend to turn to rain or sleet at low levels.
It could be especially windy around the coastal areas.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
An appeal has been launched to find missing 13-year-old Courtney Shaw from Hull.
Image source, Humberside PoliceHumberside Police say they're concerned for Courtney's safety after she went missing on Wednesday.
She was last seen leaving her house on Wharncliffe Street late yesterday afternoon.
She doesn't have a bag or any money with her, nor her bus pass.
Her mobile phone has been switched off.
Courtney is white, 5ft 8in, slim, with shoulder-length curly brown hair. It's thought she was wearing a black leather jacket.
Anyone who has seen Courtney, knows where she is, or has any information please call 101 quoting log 134 of 30/11/17 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
The Government's come under fire in the Commons over its decision to move a replica of Amy Johnson's Gipsy Moth biplane out of Hull.
The model was built by inmates at Hull Prison for the City of Culture celebrations and has been hanging at the Paragon Train Station for much of the year.
The Ministry of Justice has decided to move it to the air museum at York, saying it hasn't found a suitable location in East Yorkshire.
The Labour MP for Hull North, Diana Johnson, told the Commons there's been no consultation over the move.
Quote MessageWhy have the Ministry of Justice decided that the plane, which means so much to the city, is going to be moved to York without asking the artist or key players in Hull about its future?
Diana Johnson MP, Hull North MP
Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
Here's some more pictures of the snow in Hull and East Yorkshire.
This one was taken by the BBC's David Harrison from our office in Queens Gardens.
This one was taken in Burton Agnes, East Yorkshire.
Image source, Burton Agnes HallAnd, finally this one was taken by the BBC team out in the Yorkshire Wolds.
If you have any pictures please get in touch via email,Facebook, external and Twitter, external.
Jonathan Willis
BBC Look North
Scunthorpe's Central Library is to temporarily relocate while the current building undergoes a £1m renovation.
Image source, Science Photo LibraryThe building is getting a complete internal makeover to turn it into a community hub, bringing a number of services together under one roof.
Key library services will be re-located to the The Base in Scunthorpe, which is next to the library in Church Square.
The work is expected to be finished by the spring of next year.
Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North
Some areas of HMP Humber are vulnerable to drugs being thrown over the prison walls or delivered by drones says an independent report which looked in to the state of the prison.
Image source, PAFigures obtained by BBC Radio Humberside have found that 21kg of drugs have been found at HMP Humber in the last 18 months.
Around 16kg of drugs found were conventional narcotics like cannabis, cocaine and heroin. Around 5kg were 'psychoactive substances' like Spice.
The Penal Reform Trust say that, because of the type of prison HMP Humber is, prisoners stay for longer and have more time to establish a system of getting drugs into the prison.
The independent report earlier this year said around 85% of inmates had admitted to taking illegal drugs while in prison.
Those in charge say they're introducing more measures to tackle drugs coming into the prison like introducing more CCTV and better fencing.
