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Holders Hull FC are drawn away to Super League leaders St Helens in the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup.

Wigan Warriors produce a late flurry of tries to beat Hull KR and reach the Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

Cameron McGeehan levels late on in Scunthorpe's League One play-off semi-final first-leg against Rotherham.

Relive all the action as Scunthorpe United and Rotherham United draw 2-2 in the first leg of their League One play-off semi-final.

The top stories today in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire include:

• Two held over alleged toddler abduction in Hedon
• Hull Train services continue to be disrupted after a fire
• North East Lincs is hit hard by drug and alcohol funding cuts
• An East Yorkshire mum urges care for children suffering from exam pressure
• East Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund beats David Goffin in last 16 at the Madrid Open

It will get cloudy overnight with outbreaks of rain spreading from the west.

The rain will clear by the morning. Lows tonight of 7C (45F).

Tomorrow will see a cloudy start for some, but sunny spells will develop through the morning and it should be dry for most.

Cloudier later, with a few showers spreading from the south. Highs of 15C (59F).

On Sunday there will be rain at times and it will be rather cloudy.

A JCB being used to work on sea defences at Hornsea has been stranded in the sea for more than three weeks.

Several attempts have been made to retrieve it without success.

The contractor that hired the machinery said it was being used at low tide but had to be left there when a mechanical fault occurred.

It is hoped the JCB can be brought back to shore during low tide next week.

Three Yorkshire cities are competing to become a base for Channel 4 television and all have submitted their bids today.

Leeds, Sheffield and Hull are all in the running.

They're up against cities such as Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool.

A shortlist of potential winners will be released at the end of the month.

Rugby League Challenge Cup holders Hull FC are through to last eight of the competition after a bad-tempered victory at Featherstone last night.

They ended the match with nine men after a total of six players were sin-binned at Post Office Road.

They had winger Bureta Faraimo sent off as players clashed throughout the game, which Hull went on to win by 38 points to 20.

A number of Hull Trains have been cancelled today because of a fire on one of their trains yesterday and that disruption will continue into tomorrow.

No-one was injured in yesterday's fire and emergency repairs are being carried out on the train.

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An 11-year-old Hull boy reported missing yesterday morning has been found safe and well.

Police have thanked people for their help in finding Thomas Marshall.

A woman from Grimsby, whose baby was stillborn, is campaigning for all pregnant women to be tested for a bacteria which could put their babies at risk.

Kim Poulton found out she had Group B Strep after losing her daughter Faith in 2015.

She's since discovered that hundreds of babies in the UK develop the infection every year.

Kim now wants more to be done to stop babies being infected and thinks testing is the answer.

Two men have been arrested in connection with alleged reports that a man tried to grab a child in Hedon yesterday afternoon.

Police have increased patrols in the area to reassure parents.

The two-year-old girl was unhurt.

A memorial to the estimated 420 people killed in a bombing raid on Hull in the Second World War will be unveiled in the city on Sunday.

Image source, Hull City Council

The raid in May 1941 is thought to have been one of the worst of the numerous attacks on the city during the conflict.

The Hull People's Memorial, external has been funded by the public for the public and marks the suffering and sacrifice of the citizens of Hull during the Second World War.

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The top stories across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire this lunchtime:

• Police increase patrols in Hedon after reports of the attempted abduction of a 2-year-old girl
• An East Yorkshire mum backs calls for the government to look at the impact of exam pressure on young people's mental health
• NE Lincolnshire is among the areas worst hit by funding cuts to drug and alcohol treatment.

Grimsby Town assistant manager Paul Wilkinson leaves the League Two club after just over a year in the post.

Police have increased patrols in Hedon after reports a man tried to abduct a two-year-old girl, external as she was playing in her garden yesterday afternoon.

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The man ran off when the girl's dad disturbed him at about 16:45 on Thursday.

He's described as about 25-30 years old, 5ft 6ins tall, skinny with short black spiky hair and a piercing to his right eyebrow.

The man was wearing a red t-shirt and black three-quarter length jeans.

He was accompanied by another man who's only been described 5ft 8ins tall and of medium build.

Hull KR are without Danny McGuire and Chris Clarkson for the Challenge Cup tie with Wigan.

City of Hull Academy duo Owen Harrison and Elliot Wallis come in to replace the injured pair:

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Transpennine Express and Northern Trains services are suspended between Doncaster and Scunthorpe and Doncaster and Goole due to a signalling problem: