Watch: Tonight's weatherpublished at 17:42 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It'll be mostly cloudy tonight with a risk of a few spots of drizzle later.
Here's my full forecast:
Watch: Tonight's weatherpublished at 17:42 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Looking back to the future - the milk bottle comebackpublished at 17:39 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Dairy farmers in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they're selling much more milk than they expected from vending machines and in glass bottles at the farm gate.
Farmer believe the popularity of bottles is due to shoppers becoming more aware of the environmental damage of plastic.
Though for a bottle to be better for the environment than a plastic carton it does have to be reused numerous times.
Research by the BBC found 17 out of 20 UK dairies were selling more milk in traditional bottles.
Walton Street Market to cease tradingpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Walton Street Market in Hull is to close because its operator has run into financial difficulties, the city council said.
The council hope's the market, which runs on a Sunday and a Wednesday, will be able to be brought back if a new experienced operator can be found.
Watch: Tonight's Look North headlinespublished at 17:30 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
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End of twitter postMan jailed over football violencepublished at 17:23 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
The man was one of 28 sentenced for violent disorder at a pre-season Grimsby Town and Sheffield United game.
Read MoreCar overturns in Grimsbypublished at 17:22 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
A car has flipped onto its roof near Scartho Top in Grimsby, following a collision.
The driver has been taken to hospital but isn't thought to be seriously injured.
Humberside Police says two other cars were also involved in the crash and a man's been arrested in connection with the incident.
Drivers are being advised to avoid the area.
In pictures: Vote for Tour de Yorkshire land artpublished at 17:11 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
You might think that the Tour de Yorkshire is done for this year, but you'd be wrong!
There's still the matter of who created the best land art for the race to be decided.
Here's a few of the creations that have made it to the short list:
Image source, Tour de Yorkshire
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Image source, Tour de YorkshireTo have your say, click here, external.
Lord Line building proposals rejected by councilpublished at 16:58 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Plans to transform Hull's Lord Line building into a restaurant and ice-cream parlour have been unanimously rejected by planners at Hull City Council.
Image source, Geograph/Chris MorganPlans for the derelict former trawler company offices had been put forward by the building's owners Manor Property.
Council officers had recommended refusal.
The Lord Line building, built in 1949, has stood empty on St Andrews Dock for a number of years and is on the council's list , externalof architecturally or historically significant buildings.
Plans to demolish it were also rejected by the council last year.
Residents criticise bank closurepublished at 16:46
Businesses in Hornsea are angry about the closure of the town's last bank branch.
NatWest will close for the final time on Monday.
The banks say the decision's due to declining footfall, but some residents believe they've been treated badly.
Quote MessageThey're not looking after the people in the street, and it's those people that bailed these banks out in the first place."
David Ward, Businessman and café owner
Mansfield sign experienced Bishoppublished at 16:29 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Mansfield Town sign experienced former Scunthorpe United midfielder Neal Bishop on a free transfer.
Read MoreHull's 'Bee Lady' picks up her national awardpublished at 16:24 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Jean Bishop, who's known in Hull as the Bee Lady, has been awarded her British Empire Medal this afternoon.
The 96-year-old dresses up as a bee to raise money for charity.
She has raised more than £100,000 to date.
Mrs Bishop received her medal from the Lord Lieutenant of East Yorkshire.
Fish processing company to expandpublished at 16:15
The Seachill factory in Grimsby wants to double size of its' factory.
Industry magazine Undercurrent News, external says the firm, which supplies fish to Tesco and Waitrose, is looking to increase by 50%.
The fish processing company was sold to meat supplier Hilton Food Group in a deal worth £80m last year.
Seachill employs more than 700 people, making it one of Grimsby's largest employers.
A614 to close for upgrade workpublished at 15:14 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
The A614 will be closed between 08:00 on Saturday 16 June and 21.00 on Sunday 17 June, the East Riding of Yorkshire Council has warned.
Image source, GoogleIt's to allow for roadworks to take place between Welham Bridge and Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.
The council says this is the next phase in the £600,000 improvement scheme for the A614.
The authority says diversions will be in place and the works are expected to be completed by the end of June.
MP demands answers on foreign doctorspublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
The government's been challenged to make it easier for Grimsby Hospital to hire foreign doctors.
The Labour MP for Great Grimsby said the hospital is being forced to spend nearly £50,000 a month on fees for doctors' visas instead of spending it on patient care.
Speaking during Prime Minister's Questions Melanie Onn added 85% of the visa applications had been rejected.
She said the situation was a "waste of taxpayers' money" and is preventing people from accessing the doctors they need.
The Prime Minister said the government was aware of the issue and is considering what action should be taken to address it.
WW1 soldier's 103-year-old chocolate sells at auctionpublished at 14:27
Alex Thorp
BBC NewsAn auction lot, including nine 103-year-old wartime chocolate bars, has sold for £3,050.
Image source, CJM AuctioneersThe bars were discovered in a tin which belonged to World War One soldier Richard Bullimore, who belonged to a Leicestershire regiment
Troops serving in France during the first Christmas of the war were given the Colonies Gift Tins, made in Mansfield.
Just one of the 10 bars had been eaten and the tin was among items sold at an antiques auction on Tuesday in Scunthorpe., external
Image source, CJM AuctioneersJo Coote, office manager at Eddisons CJM, said: "We have been very pleased with the response from the public and the press. The interest in this lot has been phenomenal."
She said there had been stories written about the lot all over the world but said the buyer was from the UK.
This afternoon's weather forecastpublished at 13:50 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
This afternoon will be mostly cloudy with some drizzle possible from time to time.
However, there could be some bright or sunny spells breaking through later.
Light winds and top temperatures of about 18C (64F).
Whale and shark wash ashore on beachpublished at 13:13 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
The bodies of a four metre minke whale and a tope shark were found at Hornsea beach on Tuesday.
Read MoreYour headlines this lunchtimepublished at 13:12 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
The top stories for East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
- Dead whale washes up on Hornsea beach
- Hull's 'Bee Lady' to receive national honour
- TV time travel for Hull's Old Town as filming takes place for major TV show
Midfielder Clifton signs Grimsby dealpublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
Academy product midfielder Harry Clifton extends his contract at Grimsby Town by signing a new three-year deal.
Read MoreUnofficial gardeners want recognitionpublished at 12:45 British Summer Time 6 June 2018
A group of gardeners who have been sprucing up parks and flower beds are hoping to be officially recognised.
The Hornsea Urban Gardeners started back in January because they thought the town's parks and gardens were looking a bit messy - they blamed that on council spending cuts.
They don't have formal permission for their gardening efforts and now want talks with Hornsea Town Council about being officially recognised.
Recognition would enable them to obtain insurance for their activities.