A man's been left with serious injuries following an assault in Immingham earlier today.
It happened on Spring Street just after midnight.
A man and woman have been arrested in connection with the incident and both remain in custody.
Anne-Marie Tasker
BBC Look North
I've been given a sneaky peak into the new £36m Hull Venue:
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Builders have completed construction and today hand it over to management company, SMG Europe, external.
SMG Europe hope to put on 65 public events at the venue, which holds 3,500 people, in the first year.
A dead minke whale has washed ashore at Hornsea in East Yorkshire.
Image source, Karl ShannonThe 4m-long whale washed up on the north side of the beach, near Morrow Avenue car park, last night.
It was reported to Hornsea Inshore Rescue at about 20:00.
The animal's death is not considered to be suspicious and it isn't clear when the remains will be removed.
NHS hospitals in East Yorkshire are unveiling a new scheme which will use art and culture to help people with long-term health issues.
The launch is due to take place at Hull Royal Infirmary this afternoon and will bring together people from the art and health sectors.
The initiative has been set up to look at the relationship between art and recovery and is set to run until 2021.
Six people have been arrested in Hull city centre as part of a crackdown on drug dealing and anti-social behaviour.
Humberside Police's chief constable Lee Freeman made one of the arrests while on foot patrol yesterday.
Four people are being questioned on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance, one is being held on suspicion of intent to supply and one was released without charge.
Officers say they will not accept people openly dealing drugs in the city and are encouraging anyone who sees anything to get in touch.
Yesterday the force said it was increasing patrols in the city centre to tackle the issue which has been highlighted in recent days.
Part of Hull's Old Town has been sent back in time for its part as the backdrop for a major TV series:
High Street is being used for filming some scenes from the third series of ITV drama Victoria.
It's due to hit our screens in the summer.
A collection of 103-year-old chocolate bars which were part of a collection of World War One memorabilia up for auction in Scunthorpe yesterday netted over £3,000.
The bars were found in a tin among a collection of items belonging to Leicestershire Regiment soldier Richard Bullimore.
Troops serving in France during the first Christmas of World War One were given the Colonies Gift Tins.
Just one of the 10 bars had been eaten.
A schoolchildren's equivalent of the Tour de Yorkshire comes to East Yorkshire today.
Image source, AFP/Getty ImagesPupils from nine schools in the county will take to their bikes to help relay a baton as part of the cycling event across the whole of Yorkshire.
It started yesterday in Pickering and the baton will be handed over to Flamborough Primary this afternoon, travelling 70 miles over the next three days before moving onto York.
Over the next month, the Schools Yorkshire Tour will have visited 162 schools and covered 400 miles, external.
Hull's "Bee Lady" is due to be awarded her British Empire Medal in a special ceremony today.
Jean Bishop, 96, dresses as a bee to raise money for Age UK.
She got involved with a knitting class at her local Age UK after the death of her husband and then started fundraising.
She will receive her medal from the Lord Lieutenant at the offices of the charity.
Last year, Mrs Bishop was awarded the Freedom of the City of Hull for raising more than £100,000 for charity.
Quote MessageI don't intend ever stopping. If I can get out there, even if I have to just sit and collect, I'll do it. There'll never be a stopping bee."
Jean Bishop, Bee Lady
A cloudy start with some mist and a little drizzle possible.
The drizzle will die out but we will keep a lot of cloud through the day with the best of any brightness later.
Here's my full forecast:
Reading sign Republic of Ireland midfielder David Meyler on a two-year deal following his release by Hull City.
Read MoreEast Yorkshire man has steering wheel stolen from locked BMW car outside his house.
Read MoreThe headlines from East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire so far today include:
Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's looking like a sunny evening but it will turn cloudy overnight with perhaps a few spots of drizzle.
Here's my full forecast:
Hull West and Hessle MP Emma Hardy has criticised the government's approach to the rail network in the city after a meeting with the Rail Minister Jo Johnson this afternoon.
Image source, Emma Hardy MPHull's three MPs and business leader met with Jo Johnson over issues facing the city's rail services amid the problems with timetables affecting commuters all over the country.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has said there have been major failures.
Labour MP Ms Hardy said: "For too long, it has felt like Hull has been left behind and forgotten."
Plans for a sculpture to celebrate past and present Scunthorpe steelworkers have been submitted by North Lincolnshire Council, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Image source, North Lincolnshire CouncilThe proposed sculpture shows a male and female steelworker, dressed in clothing from the 1940s, walking up the High Street away from the steelworks.
It also aims to highlight the role women played in the industry, particularly during World War II.
The council is seeking planning permission to erect the statue outside The Foundry Shopping Centre.
Quote MessageThe sculpture aims to evoke memories of the culture and heritage of the steelworks, in particular when hundreds of bicycles could be seen emerging from the steelworks at shift changes throughout the day and night."
Rob Waltham, Leader, North Lincolnshire Council
Humberside Police are trying to identify this man:
Image source, Humberside PoliceOfficers say they would like to speak with him in connection with "an incident" on Friday 23 February on Anlaby Road in Hull.
A further three 24-hour strikes by workers at train operator Northern will take place this month in a dispute over driver-only-operated trains, the RMT union has confirmed.
Image source, Northern RailThe action will take place on 19, 21 and 23 June, with the RMT saying “the failure to reach a solution to this dispute to date is solely down to the company and the union remains ready for genuine and meaningful talks".
The company has denied the switch would hit passenger safety and has previously said it want's "constructive" discussions with the union.
Quote MessageRMT will not stand aside while the threat to axe safety critical guards from Northern services remains central to the company plans."
Mike Cash, RMT
The RMT union say they're announcing a further three days of strike action on Northern trains this month.
More to follow
If you fancy seeing your name in lights, an international film company is looking for local actors.
Pulse Films, external will be running casting sessions in Hull on Thursday and Saturday at Kardomah in the city.
The studio is looking for performers aged between 16 and 21 for a new Yorkshire-based film.