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Fifty-eight men died in 1968 as three separate Port of Hull trawlers sank.

Carlisle reward the efforts of ground staff and volunteers by beating Grimsby to claim a fourth straight win.

Two goals in the final 12 minutes see Oldham climb out of the League One relegation zone with victory at Scunthorpe.

A graffiti artist group says it wants to create a "street art quarter" near a new Banksy mural.

Hull FC beat Warrington Wolves in a fractious Super League match which sees a player from each side sent off.

League Two side Grimsby appoint former Burnley Under-23 boss Michael Jolley as their new manager on a rolling contract.

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

• £200m Siemens train factory plant planned for Goole
• Weather forces event cancellations in the region including this weekend's Humber Bridge Farmers' Market
• Man in court charged with Hull woman's death
• Postponed Tigers game gets new date
• Amy Johnson replica plane moves to new home

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the weekend.

Hull FC star Sika Manu says he was happy to help his home country Tonga after a devastating cyclone hit the Pacific island last week.

Image source, Getty Images

Manu didn't travel back from New South Wales with his fellow Black and White team mates, instead he made the journey to Tonga.

He says he was simply happy to help his home country get back on to its feet.

Cyclone Gita, a category four storm, hit the Pacific country of Tonga last month causing widespread damage.

A new "Sea of Hull" photograph is making its way to the Ferens Art Gallery.

Image source, Spencer Tunick

It will join the existing collection from the memorable day in July 2016 when thousands stripped down and painted themselves blue for a project by the artist Spencer Tunick.

The new aerial shot over Hull's Scale Lane Bridge will be on display from August.

Bosses at Siemens say Goole is the right place to build a £200m rail factory with the potential to create 700 jobs.

Image source, Siemens

Siemens has signed a long-term lease on a 67-acre site in Goole to build a facility manufacturing trains for UK operators.

Gordon Wakeford, managing director of Siemens Mobility, says the firm has been "scouring the country" looking for the right place to build a factory and Goole "offers us many things".

Meanwhile, Vernon Barker, managing director of Siemens Rail Systems, says one of the main reasons to choose Goole is that the town has the space.

"When you're choosing where to put a factory of this size, it's about the equivalent of 40 football pitches, it's a big site," says Mr Barker.

Council tax in North East Linconlshire is to go up by almost 5%.

The local authority's budget plans were passed by councillors last night.

Last week, opposition parties voted against the budget, but they finally had to agree on it or risk the authority being put into special measures.

Hull City's game at Ipswich Town has been re-arranged for Tuesday 13 March with kick-off at 19:45.

The game was due to be played tomorrow but has been called off due to bad weather.

Humberside Police say Shannon Cottrell, who was reported missing earlier, has been found safe and well.

Originally from Northampton, it was thought she could have travelled to East Yorkshire or to Doncaster.

The force has thanked everyone who helped finding the 16-year-old by sharing their appeal.

Power has been restored in the Althorpe area, near Scunthorpe.

Northern Power says about 160 properties were cut off this morning.

They are still working to restore power to about 30 houses in Flamborough and some people are now without power in North Lincolnshire, near Goxhill.

Engineering firm Siemens wants to build a multi-million pound factory to manufacture trains in Goole in East Yorkshire, creating up to 700 jobs.

Image source, Siemens

The investment depends on Siemens winning major orders, like supplying trains for the proposed HS2 high-speed rail link between London and the north of England.

It's been described by business leaders and politicians as a huge economic boost for the Humber.

Plans for people across North Lincolnshire to do their bit for the Great British Spring Clean 2018 have been hit by the snow.

Events had been planned across the county for the next three days which would have seen people become "litter heroes".

Last year 300 volunteers collected more than 700 bags of rubbish as part of the scheme.

It's hoped the events will take place at a later date.

Another cold afternoon for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire, especially in the brisk easterly wind.

There will be plenty of cloud and limited brighter spells with a few snow flurries moving in from the east at times.

The top temperature will be about 0C (32F).

A 23-year-old man has been charged with murder after the death of a woman at a house in Orchard Park in Hull earlier this week.

Image source, Humberside Police

Laura Huteson (pictured) suffered serious injuries at the property in Milldane on Tuesday and died a short time later.

Jason Gaskell, of Milldane, in Hull, was remanded in custody and is due to appear at Hull Crown Court on Monday, 5 March.

About 160 properties are currently without power around Althorpe, near Scunthorpe.

Northern Power now estimates it should be restored in an hour's time.

Some people in Flamborough are also without power.

It's hoped that should also be back on in the next couple of hours as well.