Hull FC sign London Broncos forward Lewis Bienek, who will return to the Championship club on loan until the end of the season.

Andrew Pennington was tracked down after police used advances in DNA testing to identify him.

Here are the top stories across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today:

• A lorry driver has been jailed for a 1988 rape case
• Alleged abduction of 16-year-old in Cleethorpes
• Strike vote over college job losses
• Plans for East Coast Mainline stop at airport
• More support is being offered for children with Down's syndrome in Hull

A unique collection of 20 Humber cars is up for sale in Hull.

The vintage vehicles include the 1932 Humber Snipe that was used by the scandal hit royal couple Edward and Mrs Simpson.

Alan Marshall has decided to sell most of his prized collection and would like to sell them as a whole and hopefully keep the cars in the area.

He's keeping two of his beloved Humbers as part of his wedding car business.

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Will Keane says he's determined to fight for a starting place once the international break is over.

The Hull City striker has missed much of the season with injury.

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Since returning he's faced competition for his place from Fraizer Campbell and Abel Hernandez.

New Look will close 60 UK stores including one in Hull and cut 1,000 jobs after creditors approved a restructuring plan for the retailer.

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At least 980 staff will lose their jobs, although some may be redeployed.

As part of the turnaround plan the fashion chain says it will benefit from rent reductions of between 15% to 55% across its remaining 393 stores.

Executive chairman Alistair McGeorge said the 'company voluntary arrangement' that had been approved was necessary to restore the chain to profitability.

A lorry driver who raped a woman in 1988 and committed a string of burglaries where underwear was stolen in the late 90s has been jailed for 10 years today.

Image source, North Yorkshire Police

Andrew Pennington, 53 of no fixed address in Crowle, admitted the crimes and said in police interviews “I’ve been expecting this one day”.

Police cold case teams used advances in DNA testing to track him down and he was arrested in November last year.

In 1988 he attacked a 27-year-old woman in York pushing her into a building and raping her before running off.

The investigation teams also linked him to three burglaries in Beverley in 1997 where he stole both women's and children’s underwear and other items.

His victim gave this statement after the sentencing: "I would like to thank everyone who has been involved with re-investigating my case and to encourage anyone who has suffered in the way that I did to come forward."

It will remain cloudy tonight with the chance of some patchy light rain or drizzle.

It will be milder than of late with lows of 4C (39F).

Tomorrow any lingering drizzle will soon clear away in the morning, leaving the day dry with some bright or sunny spells, but often a good deal of cloud.

Feeling warmer with highs of 12C (54F).

Police in Cleethorpes are looking into an alleged abduction of a 16-year-old girl.

It happened in the North Sea Lane area of the town as the girl was waiting at a bus stop at around 09:00 this morning.

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The girl says she was approached by a man on crutches who tried to push her towards a white van.

She managed to get away and get home safely, unhurt.

The man is described as in his 50s, thin, around 5ft 9ins and wearing a black beanie hat, a black zip up fleece and black tracksuit bottoms with white stripes on the legs.

Hull College Group is planning to axe 231 posts as part of a plan to reduce a £10m budget deficit.

It's been revealed that tourism in Yorkshire is worth £8bn pounds to the region's economy.

Image source, Welcome To Yorkshire

That's according to a report out today which says that is a £1bn increase since 2011.

Tourism organisation Welcome to Yorkshire says its spending £5m promoting the North York Moors and is also promoting the county as a top-cycling holiday destination.

Sir Gary Verity, Chief Executive of Welcome To Yorkshire says there is a lot to celebrate about the region:

Police are trying to identify this man after a woman had her bag stolen and a man was assaulted in Hull.

Image source, Humberside Police

The e-fit was released after an incident last Monday, 12 March 2018 on New Bridge Road at around 16:00.

Two men approached the couple before the robbery took place.

Police are appealing for information, external.

Plans have been unveiled which could see a new train station being built on the East Coast Mainline, connecting people living in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire to Doncaster Sheffield Airport.

This is how the new railway station at Doncaster Sheffield Airport could look:

Image source, Sheffield City Region

About a million people fly from the airport every year, but it wants to increase that to eight million by 2037.

Image source, Sheffield City Region

It's hoped the new station, if it gets the go-ahead, could be up and running in the next five years.

Beverley could be crowned as Coach Destination of the Year this evening.

It's been nominated at the British Coach Tourism Awards because of the success of events like the Beverley Festival of Christmas which saw a large number of coach tours visiting the town.

The awards, organised by the Group Tourism and Travel Magazine, are being held this evening.

Members of the University and College Union at Hull College are to be balloted over strike action.

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The proposed redundancies could affect up to 231 full-time equivalent posts across its three three sites from its 1,200-strong staff.

The group's financial management was criticised in 2017 when it emerged it was operating a £10m budget deficit.

The Hull College Group has previously said its five-year plan would secure the future of its sites in Hull, Goole and Harrogate and if it doesn't make the changes there will be no college.

North Ferriby United's days in the National League are over.

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The club has been relegated from National League North despite holding leaders Salford to a draw last night.

North Ferriby's FA Trophy win in 2015 (pictured) was the biggest success in the club's 81-year history.

Ferriby have won only two matches all season.

East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund will play at the Queen's Championships in June - his first appearance on home soil since taking over as British number one.

The world number 26 moved to the top of the British rankings in March, replacing Andy Murray who had held the position for 12 years.

It will be 23-year-old Edmund's fourth appearance at the Queen's Club.

Defending champion Feliciano Lopez has also been confirmed for the tournament, joining former winner Rafael Nadal.

There's been another rise in unemployment in Yorkshire and the Humber - up by 5%.

Latest figures show the number of people out of work in the region increased by 5,000 between November and January and now stands at 136,000.

Nationally there's been an increase of 24,000 to 1.45m.

People across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire could soon get a train to Doncaster Sheffield Airport.

That's if plans for a new station at the airport get the go-ahead.

The airport wants a stop added to the East Coast Mainline.

A meeting is being held today in which a new masterplan is being unveiled.

Around 1m people fly from Doncaster Sheffield every year, but the airport wants to increase that to 8m by 2037.

Dan Fell, chief executive of Doncaster Chamber of Commerce, says if all goes to plan, the station could go from drawing board to reality within five years.