Super League champions Leeds beat Hull KR to preserve their unbeaten start thanks to a Jimmy Keinhorst hat-trick.

Exeter maintain their League Two promotion push with victory over lowly hosts Grimsby Town.

Ellis Harrison scores in added time as Bristol Rovers rescue a point in their home League One game against Scunthorpe.

Michael Shenton scores two second-half tries to help Castleford cruise to Super League victory over Hull FC.

Hull City supporters are protesting over the way the club is run by the Allam family.

Salford claim their first Super League victory of the season as they win convincingly at home to Hull KR.

Hull City move three points clear of the Championship relegation zone with a vital win over Sheffield United.

Grimsby would be interested in speaking to former England defender Sol Campbell about their vacant managerial position.

The top stories from across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:

• Hull City fans plan to protest during match

• Concern for missing 13-year-olds

• Man dragged from his car in a road rage incident

• Citizens Advice Centres dealing with mental health clients

• North East Lincolnshire budget plans thrown into disarray

MPs have backed plans that could change the rules on organ donation consent in England.

It would mean people having to "opt out" if they don't want their organs used after death.

The bill passed its first parliamentary hurdle today with the support of the Labour MP for Hull West and Hessle, Emma Hardy:

Quick-thinking staff who saved a man's life at a Hull leisure centre last year have been recognised with a national award.

Image source, Ennerdale Leisure Centre

Regular gym-goer John Lines, from Thorngumbald, collapsed during a game of badminton last November and needed lifesaving CPR and shocks from a defibrillator until paramedics arrived.

Mr Lines spent three weeks in hospital and has now made a full recovery.

Ann-Marie Blowman, Dave Loftus and Lee Robinson have been awarded certificates from the Royal Life Saving Society UK for their "professional action" and "calm and effective" work.

A hotel has said it will review how bookings are made on its website after a disabled man from East Yorkshire wasn't given the adapted room he'd reserved.

Jason Liversidge, who has Motor Neurone Disease, had travelled to the capital for a special reception with the Princess Royal but was left in distress after he was given the wrong type of room at a Premier Inn.

The hotel chain says it'll look at how to make online bookings easier.

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Traffic is currently at a standstill on the A63 at North Ferriby due to an accident.

The A63 westbound is blocked between B1231 Melton Road and Low Field Lane.

Three vehicles are involved.

An appeal is being made to help find to two 13-year-olds who have gone missing from Hull.

Image source, Humberside Police

Reece Roberts was reported missing on Wednesday and Leia Waller was reported missing yesterday but they are believed to be together.

They are known to frequent the Bransholme and Kingswood areas of the city and it was reported they were seen on Kimmeridge Close earlier today.

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A scheme to trace owners of stray and lost dogs is under way in East Yorkshire police stations.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Microchip scanning devices can now be found in police stations in Beverley, Bridlington, Goole and Hornsea/Withernsea.

All dogs must now be microchipped by law so any lost or stray pets can be scanned by police staff and reunite with their owners without the involvement of the council’s dog wardens.

Signs like this one advertising Beverley's Mistletoe Fair were put up by the side of roads without permission at various locations across East Yorkshire last year, according to the county council.

Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Now, the business responsible, Cottage Industries Ltd, of Ings Lane, Dunswell, has been ordered to pay £1,763 for fly-posting.

East Riding of Yorkshire Council gave the firm the chance to remove the signs itself, but after failing to do so took the company was taken to court.

All advertising should take place on private land but may be subject to planning restrictions, the council warns.

Humberside Police are looking for two men who could be brothers or twins following an alleged assault on a driver in East Yorkshire on 16 February., external

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The driver says he overtook a red Seat Ibiza on the A63 near The Loftsome Bridge Coaching House near Wressle which he claims was then deliberately driven into the back of him.

The Seat driver then overtook and pulled over further down the road.

Two men got out and flagged the victim down before allegedly dragging him from his car.

Other drivers stopped to help and the suspects drove off.

A timetable for major changes to hospital services in East Yorkshire, external has been released today.

Image source, East Riding CCG

The East Riding's new urgent care centres will start operating on Wednesday 4 April.

Despite campaigns against the changes, three new centres are being created in Beverley, Bridlington and Goole and the minor injuries unit at Hornsea will close in April.

Those at Driffield and Withernsea are being downgraded, and will offer urgent daytime appointments only.

Transport will be provided on a case-by-case basis for people in Withernsea who need to visit the nearest urgent care centre in Beverley.

We love the dramatic contrast in this photo of a cloudy Cleethorpes beach today.

Image source, BBC/JMP

There's still a chance of some sunny spells this afternoon though!

Theatre lovers will be able to enjoy Shakespeare’s most intense tragedy in Hull next year.

Image source, National Theatre

The National Theatre will return to Hull New Theatre following the company's success with Hedda Gabler in 2017.

Casting for "The Scottish Play" has yet to be announced but tickets will be on sale from 6 March.