Hull City have confirmed Nottingham Forest right-back Eric Lichaj as their first summer signing.

He has joined for an undisclosed fee on a two-year deal with the option of a further year:

The Grimsby MP says she will do all she can to protect local jobs after Youngs Seafood lost a major contract with Asda.

Youngs, which employs 1,700 people in Grimsby, says the supermarket remains an important customer, despite losing the £30m deal.

Melanie Onn says she wants to see more security for the industry:

Hull's new venue will be called the Bonus Arena, it's been confirmed.

Image source, Bonus Arena

The £36m venue will open next month with singer-songwriter Van Morrison performing at the official opening.

Local acts supported by BBC Introducing on Radio Humberside will also perform at the event.

A mother from Hull says she'll keep her two sons away from their school after they were put into isolation because of their haircuts.

Terri-Lea Wilson says the boys, Leroy and TJ, have fallen foul of the uniform policy at Kingswood Academy.

Mrs Wilson met with the school but she says she's still not happy:

Kingswood Academy says the majority of its 804 students meet its expectations consistently.

It added the school was judged as 'Good' in its latest Ofsted inspection, which commented how students were proud of the school and their uniform.

Hull North MP Diana Johnson is calling for a parliamentary debate after her local radio station broadcast a story about anti social behaviour.

The MP told the Commons cuts to services might well have resulted in the kind of problems being experienced by her constituents.

She also said she didn't believe the problem was unique to Hull.

The Leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Ledsom, said £450m was being invested in policing in 2018/19.

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Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Plenty of sunshine today and lighter winds than yesterday.

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A second man has been charged with murder after the death of a Lithuanian man in Hull.

Rolandas Poskus, 52, was found dead on Dane Park Road on Friday.

Stanisolvas Bozys, 28, of Gordon Street in Hull, is due to appear at Hull Magistrates' Court this morning.

Mantas Pundzius, 23, of Thornwick Close in Hull, also charged with murder, is to make his first appearance at Sheffield Crown Court later.

He appeared before magistrates on Thursday morning and was remanded in custody.

Two women who were also arrested have been released.

Almost £11bn worth of goods went through ports in North East Lincolnshire last year, according to new government figures.

They also claim exports from Grimsby and Immingham to places like the Middle East, North Africa and Latin America are at an all-time high.

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Liz Truss, will visit the port of Immingham today.

Young's Seafood said it was "naturally disappointed" by the news.

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

• Man appears in court charged with murder of another man from Hull
• Young's Seafood in Grimsby loses £30m Asda contract
• Scunthorpe pollution 'being tackled'
• Charity criticises RNLI over '"forced'" retirement of volunteer
• Scunthorpe MP urges minister to listen over "safe standing"

Lengthening spells of sunshine this evening will give way to some long clear periods tonight.

Winds easing a touch and turning rather cool:

Consultants could be brought in by Hull City Council to help expose failures by rail companies which serve the area and to draw up a better plan to lobby government.

A motion brought forward by Hull Conservative councillor John Fareham was passed today at a council meeting.

The council wants to work with the Hull and Humber Chamer of Commerce, the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership and East Riding Council to fund the project.

Our BBC Weather Watchers have been out capturing some fantastic pictures during the sunny spells we've been having:

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This was the perfect sunrise in Bridlington at about 05:00 this morning.

Image source, Ar / Weather Watchers

And the poppies were looking stunning in the sun in Bigby today.

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It's not quite the weather to take a dip in the sea at Hornsea, but it looks like our Weather Watcher was lucky enough to get the beach to themselves.

British number one Kyle Edmund (pictured right), who's from Beverley, was knocked out of the Fever Tree Championships at Queen's Club in the second round by Nick Kyrgios (pictured left).

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Kyrgios, who beat Britain's Andy Murray in the first round, won 7-6 (7-3) 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 against seventh seed Edmund

Australian Kyrgios, 23, was at his unpredictable best, playing "hot dog" shots through his legs and delivering 135mph second serves.

He faces 2017 champion Feliciano Lopez or Milos Raonic in the quarter-finals.

Anglers and commercial fishermen in Yorkshire are being warned about an invasive species of salmon in UK waters.

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The alert, from the Environment Agency, external, comes after a commercial angler caught one of the fish near the River Tyne earlier this month.

The pink salmon originates from the northern Pacific Ocean, but now there's now a warning about the dangers of the species to native fish.

If anyone catches a pink salmon, they're being asked to immediately get in touch with the Environment Agency.

A temporary operator could be in place to run Hull's Walton Street Market in the next few days, it's emerged.

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The market stopped operating earlier this month after Town and Country Markets, which ran it, ceased trading because of financial problems.

However, it could be a couple of months before a long-term operator is found, Hull City Council says.

Police say they're worried for the welfare of Airon Taylor, 15, from Grimsby who has been missing for five days.

Image source, Humberside Police

Airon has had contact with his family over the phone since, and there was an unconfirmed sighting of him at the Asda on Holles Street in Grimsby yesterday.

However, Humberside Police say they want to know he's safe.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to get in touch with police.

There's already been interest from several parties considering buying Hull's House of Fraser building when the store closes, according to the city council.

Earlier this month it was announced that House of Fraser would close 31 of its 59 stores.

The building in Hull is owned by a Middle Eastern investor.

The council is trying to convince other companies in the House of Fraser building to stay in the city.

A Grimsby seafood factory has lost a £30m contract with the supermarket Asda.

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Young's Seafood says it's "disappointed" to have lost the contract, but the supermarket "remains an important customer".

Young's adds that it has recently won contracts with other retailers.

Asda has told the BBC that Young's "continues to be a significant partner" for the company.

Liz Brown finds nurse Debbie Bye, who helped to make the 14-year-old girl's cancer "less painful".