The 39-year-old victim was stabbed in the street outside a flat in Hull and died later in hospital.

There are problems on the East Coast Mainline after a Hull Trains service suffered a fuel leak after hitting something on the tracks.

Network Rail have been out inspecting the track. Paul Hopton sent us this picture from the train in question:

Image source, Paul Hopton / Twitter

A woman who murdered her neighbour has been given a life sentence with a minimum of 20 years at Hull Crown Court today.

Angela Burkitt (pictured), 53, of Beverley Road was found guilty of murdering Joanne Hemingway, 39, also of Beverley Road, on Tuesday after the pair got into a fight outside their flats on 29 June this year.

Image source, Humberside Police

Here's the latest on the Hull Trains service which has been affected by a fuel leak on the East Coast Mainline between Peterborough and Grantham:

There are problems on the East Coast Mainline at the moment after a Hull Trains service suffered a fuel leak after hitting something on the tracks which ruptured fuel tanks.

The affected service is the 09:48 train from London to Hull and it's currently at a standstill between Peterborough and Grantham.

Network Rail says the driver reported hitting something and seeing smoke so the train was brought to a stop.

There was no smoke in the carriages so passengers didn't need to be evacuated, according to Network Rail.

The company adds that the train is going to be towed away as soon as possible, the fuel spill is being cleared up and nearby track is being inspected to ensure there's no obstruction.

Two of the four lines have now reopened, so trains are once again moving through the area.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live

Police want to talk to these men in connection with a burglary in Grimsby.

Image source, Humberside Police

A safe containing cash and a Rolex watch was taken from a property on Laceby Road at about 21:00 on Tuesday 5 December.

If you know who these men are, then Humberside Police want to hear from you.

It's claimed volunteers who were helping collect money for charity around Bridlington last night were spat and sworn at.

Not-for-profit organisation the Bridlington Round Table says some of the volunteers were children and they had cans thrown at them as they took Santa on a sleigh around the town.

Here's their full statement:

Image source, Facebook / Bridlington Round Table

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

The latest from the newsroom:

• A lorry driver has been jailed for trying to smuggle 300,000 illegal cigarettes through the port of Hull
• The winner of the 2021 UK City of Culture will be announced later
• The former Scunthorpe United boss Nigel Adkins has been named as Hull City's new head coach

A lorry driver has been jailed for trying to smuggle 300,000 illegal cigarettes through the port of Hull.

Image source, HMRC

Sebastian Orlowski from Poland was caught with more than £80,000 worth of illegal cigarettes hidden inside the walls and roof of his lorry.

Image source, HMRC

He was arrested in Hull after Border Force officers and their dogs found the packets stashed inside the lining of the vehicle (pictured).

Image source, HMRC

The 33-year-old claimed he was being paid to deliver the cigarettes, and admitted excise fraud at Hull Magistrates’ Court on 18 September, and was sentenced to 21 months in prison at Hull Crown Court on 6 December.

Hull will find out today which place will take over the baton as UK City of Culture.

Image source, Getty Images / Council handouts

One of Sunderland (pictured top left), Paisley (middle), Swansea (top right), Coventry (bottom right), Stoke (bottom left) will take over Hull's title from 2021.

In Hull, more than a million people have visited museums and attractions since celebrations began in January.

The announcement will be made live on the One Show tonight on BBC One.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Windy, cloudy and wet to start with outbreaks of rain moving eastwards.

This will clear though to leave an often sunny, but increasingly cold day with some snow showers later.

Here's my full forecast:

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

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

Thanks to our Weather Watchersas always for sending in their pictures. Here's one of the sunset in Hedon yesterday afternoon:

Image source, Bensmatt55 / Weather Watchers

If you've got anything you want to talk about please get in touch and let us know what's happening where you are, by email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

The 90-year-old from Grimsby took 12hrs 42 minutes to complete the 21-mile swim in 1951.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

That's all from me today, but I'll be back tomorrow morning from 08:00.

Your news, sport and weather updates will continue through the evening.

Before I go, let's have a look at five things we didn't know when we woke up this morning:

• Hull's Lord Line building has escaped demolition
• East Yorkshire men imprisoned in India are returning home
• Gangs on mopeds have been 'terrorising' a Hull estate
• A camera found in Germany has been returned to an East Yorkshire boy
• Pacific salmon are being found in the River Hull

And I'll leave you with a lovely picture taken by one of our Weather Watchers in Flamborough.

Image source, june gothika / Weather Watcher

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It will be a mild, cloudy evening and night with rain spreading eastwards, becoming heavy over western hills, then clearing around dawn.

Strong gusty southwest winds will develop overnight, with gales over exposed hills.

Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

The latest from the newsroom:

• Hull's Lord Line building won't be demolished
• Bosses leading patient transport services in North Lincolnshire are being warned they will be held to account over poor performance
• Grimsby swimming legend Brenda Fisher is being honoured today with the unveiling of a blue plaque

Record breaking Channel swimmer Brenda Fisher (pictured) from Grimsby has been honoured with a commemorative Blue Plaque in her home town to mark her amazing swimming achievements.

Image source, Pathe

Now 90, Brenda Fisher swam the Channel in just 12 hours and 42 minutes, and in the 1950s went on to swim the Nile in Egypt and Lake Ontario in North America.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

The Pacific salmon has started to populate UK rivers and for the first time has been found in Yorkshire.

It's unclear whether it could harm other local river life.

The number of professional beggars in North East Lincolnshire is on the rise according to a report going before the council this month.

The council says the areas worst affected are around Freeman Street (pictured) and Victoria Street in Grimsby and around High Street in Cleethorpes.

Humberside Police says it's working to help get street beggars back on their feet and is asking people not to give money directly to them but to donate to registered charities.

Image source, Google

Doctors are appealing for people to only use Hull Royal Infirmary’s A&E in emergencies after a rise in attendances over the past two days.

Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust is warning of major pressure on the hospital after more than 800 patients attended the emergency department this week.

On Monday, 420 patients turned up for treatment while 404 attended yesterday.

The normal daily average of attendance is around 330.

Dr Jacquelyn Smithson, Medical Director for the trust’s emergency department, is appealing to people to use GPs, pharmacies and urgent care centres in Bransholme, Beverley, Bridlington and Goole to ease the pressure currently facing A&E.