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Updates on Friday 8 December 2017
BBC News Travel
Emergency Services are dealing with an incident between Beverley and Hull and all lines are blocked.
National Rail say buses have been requested, external to run between Beverley and Hull and Hull and Bridlington.
They expect disruption until around 10:00 this morning.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It will be a dry and cloudy day with some chance of some sunny spells.
Here's my full forecast:
BBC Entertainment and Arts
The winner of the Turner Prize will be announced in Hull this evening.
Here's what some of the children from Adelaide Primary School think of the finalists' work:
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.
It was a lovely day yesterday as our Weather Watcherproves from this picture taken in Barton upon Humber:
Image source, Evi / Weather WatcherLet's hope for more of the same today!
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.
Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live
That's it from me today but we'll be back tomorrow from 08:00 with all the latest news, sport, travel and weather updates from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.
Meanwhile, any breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue to be posted right here through the night.
Before I go, here are five things we've learned today:
And just look at that sunset! Thanks to our BBC Weather Watcher Michiko Sunshine for sending this beautiful photo from the north bank of the River Humber.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It should be mostly dry tonight, although it will be increasingly breezy.
There will be some clear spells, but often cloudy with the chance of some light rain on the hills:
Fly-tipping is costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of pounds a year, according to North Lincolnshire Council.
The authority says it's picked up 2,460 piles of dumped rubbish in the last year, costing about £300,000 in clean-up costs.
The council says it's clamping down on fly-tipping in the run-up to Christmas and is asking people to make sure they use a licensed waste carrier if they are paying someone to take away their rubbish.
A CCTV image has been issued by Humberside Police of two people officers would like to speak to in connection with the theft of a box containing cash in Goole.
Image source, Humberside PolicePolice say the box was taken from a vending machine at Goole Leisure Centre in October.
Anyone who recognises the two people in the picture is asked to contact the police.
Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent
An East Yorkshire biofuel plant is to stop production "for the foreseeable future", the company which runs it has confirmed.
Vivergo, which makes fuel from wheat, halted production at its plant at Saltend, near Hull, last month, blaming government policy.
The company wants the government to increase the proportion of bio-ethanol which is mixed into petrol, a mixture called E10.
It says the uncertainty over whether that will happen means 150 jobs are at risk.
The Department for Transport says it's working with the industry and motoring groups to consider the issues around a potential introduction of E10 and the role that government can play in this.
The city of Hull on the north-east coast of England is entering the final month of celebrations relating to its status as the UK City of Culture. It also happens to be a city that voted in favour of leaving the European Union by more than two-thirds. To get a view from Hull, Weekend spoke to two residents, Julie Waynham and Mandy Foster, who work in a paper factory near the city. Mandy began by reflecting on her decision to vote for Brexit.
(Photo: Julie and Mandy. Credit: Junaid Ahmed/BBC)
Lara King
Reporter, North East Lincolnshire
People in North East Lincolnshire are being asked to suggest possible locations for new traveller sites.
There are currently no temporary stopping sites in the area, but the council has a legal duty to meet the needs of members of the Gypsy and Traveller community passing through the area.
North East Lincolnshire Council says it needs to find space for 30 temporary caravan pitches, but has so far been unable to find any suitable sites.
It is now asking people to suggest possible locations.
BBC Radio Humberside
A cordon is in place in the Hessle Road area of Hull as police respond to what they're calling an "isolated incident".
Very few details have been given, but Humberside Police say they have officers on the scene and they have the situation contained.
They say they hope to resolve the situation quickly.
David Fergus took this photo of the scene:
Image source, David FergusSuzy Lawson
BBC Local Live
Hull's bid to become the UK's skateboarding capital is making good progress, according to the city council.
Image source, Getty ImagesA year ago, the authority announced plans to make the city more skateboarder-friendly and to host an annual festival, with the aim of making it a well-known destination for the sport.
More than 475 young people have taken part in training sessions and festivals in the last year, according to the council.
Suzy Lawson
BBC Local Live
A cyclist has been injured after being pushed into the road in Cottingham by two people on board a scooter.
Image source, GoogleThe incident happened at about 20:00 on Castle Road.
Officers say they want to speak to two people who were seen riding down the road at the time.
BBC Humberside Sport
Leonard Slutsky, who left his job as Hull City boss at the weekend, took on "an impossible job" when he accepted the role, the chairman of the club's supporters trust has said.
Image source, Getty ImagesGeoff Bielby's comments come after Hull City confirmed Slutsky had left "by mutual consent" last night after six months in charge.
His last game was a 2-2 draw at Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday.
Quote MessageHe's really been asked to manage in a strange country with one arm tied behind his back because the club is in a mess, there's no question about it."
Geoff Bielby, Chairman, Hull City Supporters Trust
Driving examiners in Hull have joined a national 48-hour strike on the day a new driving test is launched.
The Public and Commercial Service (PCS) union says the new tests are being accompanied by a "flexible working" regime, which gives managers the ability to deploy driving test examiners anywhere they choose without notice.
The union says the new test means examiners will have to work longer and harder for no extra pay.
But the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency says the new test offers a more realistic assessment of driving skills.
Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside
The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's looking like a bright afternoon for most.
There's the chance of the odd shower, but it'll be mainly dry. Feeling breezy along the coast.
Crowds turned out at the weekend to say goodbye to an RNLI lifeboat which has been based in Bridlington for 22 years.
The RNLI Mersey-Class boat set sail from East Yorkshire for the final time yesterday, to make way for a new Shannon-Class vessel which will be housed in a modern boathouse.
The old lifeboat was used in 471 rescues and helped save 22 lives, according to the RNLI.
Here's a look back at Sunday's ceremony:
Katy Austin
BBC Look North, Business Correspondent
The economic impact of a wind turbine manufacturing plant in Hull is being discussed today.
Image source, SiemensIt's a year since Siemens Gamesa opened its site at Alexandra Dock, directly employing 1,000 people to manufacture wind turbine blades for offshore wind farms.
An event at the University of Hull will consider whether the site has had a wider benefit for the area.