Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A few showers will continue across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire through the morning, but it'll brighten up later with some sunshine.
Becoming dry for most, although the odd shower will remain.
Winds easing, and feeling less cold than yesterday. Highs of 7 Deg C (45 Deg F).
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Breaking news, sport and travel updates will continue right here throughout the night.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Scattered showers will continue in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, again wintry mainly over the higher ground, with clear spells inbetween.
The minimum temperature will be about 1C (34F) with a risk of ice on untreated surfaces.
And there'll be a strong northwest wind.
A cyclist is in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by a lorry in Hull this morning.
Image source, GoogleIt happened at this junction between Beverley Road and Springbank.
The lorry failed to stop at the time and was later found in South Yorkshire, but police have not arrested the driver.
They are appealing for witnesses.
James "Eddie" Fish, 80, was found dead at a house in Waltham village, on Monday.
Read MoreMPs are calling for hospital car parking charges to be abolished, branding them a "tax on sickness".
Data obtained in December showed hospitals in England made a record £174m in parking charges in just a year.
Speaking in a debate in the Commons this afternoon, Martin Vickers (pictured), the Conservative MP for Cleethorpes, has urged the government to tackle the issue:
Quote MessageIt needs government action. It is unreasonable to expect trusts...they've got very major challenges of their own and an extra burden such as this is something they could well do without."
Martin Vickers, Cleethorpes MP
However, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust has responded by saying parking charges go towards helping patients:
Quote MessageThe income from car parking in 2016-2017 was £2.28m and after costs were deducted there was a surplus of £750,000, which was spent on patient care."
Jug Johal, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust
A woman has been charged with the murder of an 80-year-old man in North East Lincolnshire.
Image source, Humberside PoliceJames Fish, known to his family as Eddie, was found dead at a house on Grimsby Road in Waltham, on Monday.
Rachael Flemington, 28, of Manor Drive, Waltham, is due to appear at Grimsby Magistrates' Court on Friday.
Officers are still appealing for dash cam footage from anyone who was in the Grimsby Road, Fairway, High Street and Manor Drive area of Waltham between 09:30 and 10:00 on Monday.
Flood warnings remain in place for Hornsea, Kilnsea and Easington ahead of this evening's high tide.
A year ago, high tides and strong winds led to flooding in the town.
Image source, Glenn RamsdenLower level alerts are also in place along the coast, external from Bridlington to Kilnsea and in the Humber Estuary from Spurn Point to Winestead Outfall and Hessle have to Faxfleet.
With the news that a possible third work by Banksy could have been found in Hull, comparisons are being made between this latest discovery (pictured) and one of his earlier works...
Image source, Rich Sharp WilsonThe original Banksy shows the same girl with a blue bird, though that bird was rather more alive.
Banksy or not, the Hull version seems to reference the now famous Dead Bod graffiti which became a landmark for ships on the Humber and is now on display at the Humber Street Gallery.
Banksy's keeping quiet on this one, which could mean it's a fake after all - but the buzz it has created around the city remains real!
It's a North Lincolnshire tradition dating back to the 14th Century - but now there are fears the Haxey Hood is under threat.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe game is a bit like rugby but spread over several miles with teams competing from local pubs.
However, one of the pubs which provides a team for the event is now up for sale.
This year's competition only had three teams rather than the usual four and there are fears that if the Duke William is demolished to make way for new housing, that will diminish the event further.
Over the past 12 months, 309 Humberside Police officers have been assaulted, external while on duty, new figures show.
Recent cases include an officer being bitten by a man thought to have stolen coffee from a shop in Cleethorpes.
Another was kneed in the groin in Grimsby by a man suspected of Actual Bodily Harm and making threats to kill.
A third was headbutted by a teenager causing criminal damage to properties in Hull.
The three suspects are in custody as investigations are carried out.
Assistant Chief Constable Chris Noble said: "Our officers put themselves in harm's way to help protect innocent people. There is no acceptable level of violence against police officers and staff."
Paul Hudson
Climate correspondent, BBC Look North
Flood warnings have been issued for parts of the coast in North Yorkshire, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
Image source, ReutersThe warnings have been issued in part because of the high tide caused by the super Moon which some of us saw last night.
This tide, caused by the combined gravitational pull of the moon and sun, moves down the east coast from north to south, and is being exacerbated by the current weather conditions.
Firstly, low pressure in the North Sea lifts the sea surface slightly.
Secondly, the strong to gale force northwesterly wind, blowing in the same direction as the tide, adds to its height.
In fact, conditions are not dissimilar to those of 31 January 1953, when a catastrophic tidal surge affected the east coast and the Low Countries.
Thankfully, nothing on that scale is expected in the next 24 hours.
The Hull West and Hessle MP is calling on the government to investigate how hospital parking charges can be scrapped without it costing the trusts which run them.
The motion, by Labour's Emma Hardy, which is backed by Cleethorpes MP Martin Vickers, will be debated in the Commons with a vote taking place later this afternoon.
Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust says money generated by parking fees is reinvested into services.
Duncan Taylor, from the trust, says: "It is important for us to be able to manage the issue of parking across our hospital sites for the benefit of all car park users, ensuring people park safely and appropriately while maintaining access for emergency vehicles, and there is a cost involved in this."
Quote MessageThe income the trust earns from its 3,500 parking spaces across Castle Hill Hospital and Hull Royal Infirmary is generated from a combination of staff, visitors, and patients using the car parks, with money being reinvested into hospital services, including ongoing car park maintenance and security."
Duncan Taylor, director of estates, facilities and development, Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
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Read MoreOwain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Partly cloudy with scattered showers, possibly wintry mainly over the higher ground.
Maximum temperature 6C (43F). Strong northwest, wind reaching gale force at times along the coast.
Could this be yet another Banksy?
In what could be a nod to the city's original famous piece of graffiti Dead Bod, in this latest image to be spotted in Hull a little girl is sitting on the ground looking at a dead bird.
Image source, Paul's GarageLast week a picture of a small boy appeared on a disused bridge on Hull's Bankside and was confirmed to be by the world famous graffit artist.
It was followed by this writing nearby (pictured below) which has been protected but has not been confirmed as a Banksy.
The latest image is also in the Wincolmlee area of the city on Bromley Street.
It's not been confirmed by the artist.
A flood warning's been issued for Hornsea, external, Kilnsea, external and Easington along the Holderness coast this evening.
Image source, Environment AgencyThe Environment Agency says strong winds and a high tide could cause overtopping of waves between 16:45 and 18:15.
Unsettled weather conditions are expected again tomorrow before improving into the weekend.
A woman has been hit by a lorry on Beverley Road in Hull.
She's been taken to Hull Royal Infirmary but the extent of her injuries is not yet known.
It was reported to police just after 09:30 and a road closure has been in place.