Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

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

Breaking 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:

• Angela Burkitt has been found guilty of murdering Joanne Hemingway in Hull
• Hull North MP thinks pressure is mounting for an independent inquiry into the Hull baby ashes scandal
• The media have descended upon Hull for the Turner Prize announcement
• Hornsea will feature in the Tour de Yorkshire for the first time as the prestigious race comes to East Yorkshire next May

• And there's a plan to help revive Grimsby's historic docks and town centre

Thank you, as always, for sending in your pictures. This was the beautiful sunrise in Bridlington this morning as sent in by BBC Weather Watcher Octopock:

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It will be mostly dry and cloudy across the region tonight, with perhaps the odd spot of rain possible.

However, there will be occasional breaks in the cloud, mainly in the east.

Winds will be increasing, particularly over the hills:

Jimmy Carr's at the Grimsby Auditorium tonight as part of his nationwide tour - and he's been tweeting on arrival:

Funnyman Carr appears to take the knitted version of himself to all his venues.

He'll also be in Lincoln on 12 December.

Four years on from the tidal surge in the Humber, there's still no access road to Spurn Point.

The road along the sandy peninsula was swept away along with much of the protective dunes.

BBC Radio Humberside's been back there to take a look at how things are today:

Hull West and Hessle Labour MP Emma Hardy has written to the secretary of state for transport about the future of Saltend-based Vivergo fuels (pictured).

About 150 jobs are at risk at the biofuels producer, which ceased production last month with no date to start up again.

Vivergo claims the government is delaying a commitment to put more bioethanol into petrol.

The government says it's under consideration, but there would be an increased cost to drivers.

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside Live

We've been behind the scenes at Hull Minster where the winner of the prestigious Turner Prize is due to be announced this evening.

A number of guests are invited and it looks like they'll also get to sample some food.

The winner will be announced by musician Goldie live on the BBC News Channel tonight.

The family of Hull murder victim Joanne Hemingway (pictured below) has described the 39-year-old as "irreplaceable".

Image source, Humberside Police

Earlier today, a jury at Hull Crown Court found Angela Burkitt, 53, of Beverley Road, Hull, guilty of Ms Hemingway's murder.

Burkitt (pictured below) fatally stabbed her neighbour in a "revenge" attack outside a flat on Beverley Road on 29 June.

She was also found guilty of intimidating a witness and was remanded in custody to be sentenced later.

Ms Hemingway's family says Joanne had "a big heart" and was an "integral part of a loving and supportive family unit".

Image source, Humberside Police

Meanwhile, Det Ch Insp Alan Curtis, from Humberside Police, has described Angela Burkitt as a "bully".

Over a sustained period of time, Burkitt "bullied Ms Hemingway and other residents in and around the area they lived", said Det Ch insp Curtis.

Ms Hemingway stood up to Burkitt and confronted her but it cost her life, he added.

The councillor responsible for culture and leisure on Hull City Council has failed to be selected by the Labour party for next year's elections.

Terry Geraghty (pictured) lost out to Gary Wareing at a meeting of Orchard Park and Greenwood members last night.

It's understood that he still has the right to try and be selected for another ward elsewhere in the city.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The Environment Agency has issued a flood alert for the tidal Trent in Lincolnshire, external between 07:00 and 19:00 on Thursday.

Image source, Environment Agency

The agency says it's because of high tides which are coinciding with a "positive surge and large waves along the east coast".

Those in the affected area are advised to be ready and watch for updates this evening.

Pritti Mistry
BBC News Online

A man has admitted raping a woman nearly 30 years ago.

Andrew Pennington, 53, of High Street, Goole, attacked the woman in York on 29 October 1988.

He pleaded guilty to one count of rape and another of indecent assault when he appeared at York Crown Court earlier.

Pennington has been remanded in custody until 19 January when he is due to be sentenced.

A Hull MP says there's now significant support for an independent inquiry after more than 60 families were not given their babies' ashes.

Hull City Council carried out an internal investigation earlier this year, but Labour MP Diana Johnson (pictured) says it doesn't go far enough.

Ms Johnson says a number of MPs, Co-Op Funeralcare and the owners of Haltemprice Crematorium are now behind her call for an inquiry - and the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has also reaffirmed his support.

We were telling you earlier about an abnormal load travelling through Lincolnshire.

The convoy of lorries is carrying parts of a tunnelling machine for this project under the Humber:

The announcement that Beverley will be the host town for the ceremonial start of both the men's and women's Tour de Yorkshire races in May 2018 has been welcomed by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Image source, Tour de Yorkshire

The riders are due to officially start Stage One of the prestigious race on 3 May in Tickton before heading to Catwick, Hornsea, loop around Hornsea Mere, through Great Hatfield, New Ellerby and Skirlaugh back to Beverley.

Then it's on to Skidby, Little Weighton, Walkington, South Dalton, North Dalton and Warter – where the first King of the Mountain stage will be contested at the Cote de Baggaby Hill.

Then on to Pocklington, Allerthorpe, Seaton Ross, Holme-upon-Spalding-Moor and into Howden, through Airmyn and Rawcliffe, before passing into South Yorkshire.

The women's race will be along the same route, but without the Hornsea loop.

Lara King
Reporter, North East Lincolnshire

Grimsby has been awarded Heritage Action Zone status to revive its historic docks and town centre.

Image source, Historic England

It'll be a five-year scheme to bring neglected buildings back into use and it's hoped it will help stimulate the town's economy.

Image source, Historic England

The Greater Grimsby Heritage Action Zone is being led by North East Lincolnshire Council, working with Associated British Ports, to transform the Kasbah (pictured) which is now a Conservation Area.

Image source, Historic England

The Heritage Action Zone is at the heart of North East Lincolnshire Council's plans for regeneration in Grimsby and will contribute to the Greater Grimsby Town Deal.

Humberside Police say they're concerned for the safety of 15-year-old Kasey Herron who has been missing since the weekend.

Image source, Humberside Police

Kasey was last seen leaving a friend's house in Bransholme at about 20:00 on Sunday on her way to her sister's house on Tenterden Close.

It's thought she doesn't have a mobile phone with her or any money.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts is being asked to contact police.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

This afternoon will often be cloudy, and a little rain is possible at times over high ground.

However, some sunny spells are also likely, and it'll become breezy:

The winner of the Turner Prize will be announced in Hull this evening by musician Goldie.

It looks like he's on his way up to the city with Chair of Hull UK City of Culture, Rosie Millard.

The winner be announced by live on the BBC.

Sophia Ewen
BBC Radio Humberside

The latest from the newsroom:

• Grimsby has been awarded Heritage Action Zone status to revive its historic docks and town centre
• The government's being urged to take action to protect 150 jobs in Hull's biofuels industry
• The route for next year's Tour de Yorkshire has been revealed and for the first time, it will take in Hornsea after starting in Beverley

A woman's been found guilty of the murder of her neighbour in Hull earlier this year.

Image source, Humberside Police

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

Burkitt was also found guilty by a jury at Hull Crown Court of witness intimidation.

Image source, SWPix.com

With the dust settling following this morning's announcement of the route of the Tour de Yorkshire 2018, here's what we know now:

• The 2018 race, a legacy of the Tour de France Grand Depart Yorkshire hosted in 2014, will take place from 3-6 May and will also feature a two-day women's race
• The Tour has been expanded to four days for 2018, with the women's race to be staged over two days
• Barnsley, Beverley, Doncaster, Halifax, Leeds, Ilkley, Richmond and Scarborough have been named as the locations for starts and finishes of the stages
• Stage one is a 180km race from Beverley to Doncaster for the men, shorter for the women, and with only 660m of climbing, is expected to favour the sprinters
• The second stage ends with a summit finish at the famous Cow and Calf Rocks on Ilkley Moor after a 148km race from Barnsley - again the women's race will be shorter
• Stage three will be a familiar finish on Scarborough's North Shore after starting in Richmond and taking in the North York Moors
• And the finale promises to be an intriguing stage, with 3,400m of climbing before finishing on The Headrow outside Leeds Town Hall, where the 2014 Tour de France began.