Last night saw 300 people use glow sticks to light up the Humber Bridge.

It was to show support to the victims of sexual violence.

Here's what happened:

Hull Trains has had an electrical fault on one of its trains this morning which caused smoke to be seen from one of the carriages.

The train, travelling from Hull to London, had to stop on the main line between Grantham and Peterborough.

Passengers will face disruption today but the company says it hopes to have the train fixed by tomorrow.

Travellers spent five hours stuck on a train in December last year after what was described as a catastrophic failure of an engine.

The Tour de Yorkshire is now just a few months away and organisers say they need more volunteers than ever to help make the event run smoothly.

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This year the Yorkshire-wide cycle race is has been expanded from three stages to four and they now need 1,800 people to help out.

Organisers call them "Tour Makers" and are deployed along the race route to provide a "warm welcome" to millions of spectators who come to watch the action.

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It looks like it will remain cold this afternoon with temperatures dipping towards the evening.

There's also a chance of snow.

A 'Good Samaritan' has had his wallet stolen after he let a man into his home, who claimed to be cold and homeless.

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The incident happened at a house in Finkle Lane in Barton Upon Humber on Monday morning.

When the occupant of the house returned from putting the kettle on, he realised his wallet was missing and challenged the visitor, who then ran from the house.

The suspect is described as being in his 30s, slim build, with a shaved head and unshaven face. He wore green combat trousers.

Plans for a new park in Bridlington will go on show to the public later.

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The Gypsey Race Park is part of the regeneration plans for the resort and it's designed to act as a green corridor running through the centre of the town.

There will be play areas to encourage children to adopt active lifestyles as well as wildlife-friendly features.

The exhibition is on at the Spa this afternoon from 13:30 to 17:30.

A 39-year-old Hull man has been charged in connection with an assault on a 15 year-old-girl at the weekend.

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The attack happened as the girl was walking along Anlaby Road at about 21:30 on Saturday.

A man approached her and demanded her phone before punching her in the face causing bruising and swelling to her face. She was taken to Hull Royal Infirmary for treatment.

Barry Oxendale, 39, of Beckhole Close, in Hull, appeared before Hull Magistrates' Court on Monday charged with possession of a knife and robbery.

He was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Hull Crown Court via video link on Friday.

People living in Barton-upon-Humber say they're concerned at the number of potholes in the town.

It's after resurfacing work in the town over the winter which appears to have become damaged already.

Local resident Lee Beel has taken to Facebook to vent his frustration about the condition of various roads, including Pasture Road, Falkland Way and Eastfield Road.

Mr Beel says signs and traffic cones in the middle of the roads have been making driving conditions even more difficult.

The role of Hull's first woman GP in helping to win women the right to vote is being remembered in the city today.

Dr Mary Murdoch campaigned to improve the health of women and children during her years as a practitioner in the city.

But it was her role as a suffragist which it's said was just as influential in helping women get the vote in February 1918.

Today marks exactly 100 years since the Representation of the People Act was passed, giving women over 30 and "of property" the vote.

Cecile Oxaal, from the Hull Amnesty Group, says Dr Murdoch pushed for positive change for both men and women.

The remaining rides from Cleethorpes' landmark Pleasure Island theme park are to be auctioned off.

The park closed at the end of 2016.

People will be able to bid for the items, including a 114-year-old carousel, at a two-day auction event next month.

Rail passengers are being reassured that services on the East Coast Main Line running through Yorkshire and Lincolnshire will continue as normal, after it was announced that Stagecoach's contract will end earlier than expected.

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Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said Stagecoach would continue running the London to Edinburgh line only for "a small number of months and no more".

He said the government may step in to run the service and added that the day-to-day operation of the line would be unaffected.

Stagecoach owns 90% of the joint venture and Virgin owns the remaining 10%.

In November, the Department for Transport said Stagecoach and Virgin would withdraw from running the service three years early, in 2020, after running into difficulties.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's a cold one out there...

Here's my full forecast for today for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire:

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A spell of sleet and snow will continue to move southeast across the UK and the warning will remain in force until 15:00.

People are being told to expect some delays to travel, while untreated surfaces could become icy leading to an increased risk of accidents or injuries.

Great Grimsby's MP is expected to ask a question in Parliament later about the time it takes between referrals and treatment for patients at hospitals in northern Lincolnshire.

Labour MP Melanie Onn is due to put a question to the Health Secretary.

Ms Onn says patients in northern Lincolnshire are having to wait three weeks longer for an appointment than elsewhere:

Jonathan Willis
BBC Local Live

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue on here through the night.

Here's a look at the top stories for East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire so far today:

• Nearly 60 fishermen who died at sea 50 years ago in what's known as the triple trawler tragedy have been remembered at a ceremony in Hull.
• The Humber Bridge Board has told the BBC that it's hopeful it will be business as usual for the Humber Bridge Farmers Market.
• Hull North MP Diana Johnson has told the BBC that parts of the city are being blighted by anti-social behaviour.
• Hundreds of men, women and children are expected to light up the Humber Bridge with glow sticks later.
• Work is under way on a £10m expansion of an off-shore wind base in Grimsby.

It looks like it's going to be a cold and cloudy night.

A documentary which marks the 50th anniversary of the triple trawler tragedy during January and February of 1968, in which 58 men died will be shown on BBC Four tonight.

The film tells the story of the Hull fishermen who did the most dangerous job in Britain and their wives whose protest ensured such a disaster never happened again.

The women's campaign was one of the biggest and most successful civil action campaigns of the 20th century.

Combining rare archive and emotional testimony, including that of Yvonne Blenkinsop, the last surviving leader of the women, those who lived through the tragedy and fought for change tell their incredible stories for the first time.

You can see the full documentary on BBC Four tonight at 21:00.

An appeal has been launched to try to find 41-year-old Neale Chapman who's gone missing from his home in Immingham.

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He hasn't been seen since the 9 January, but was only reported missing on the 26 January.

He's known to frequently visit the Freeman Street area of Grimsby.

He is 6ft tall, slim with dark brown hair and missing a middle finger on one of his hands.

Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting log 146 of 26/01/18.

Former Hull City coach Marco Silva's among the bookies' favourite for the Leeds United manager's job.

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He led Hull to six wins from his 18 Premier League games, but couldn't stop the Tigers from being relegated last year and resigned a few weeks later.

He went on to manage Watford but was sacked from his position in January.

Yesterday Leeds sacked their manager Thomas Christiansen after only eight months in charge.

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Gretchen is a Grammy nominated singer-song writer who has written songs with a number of artists, including Bryan Adams.

She will perform at the festival in June.