Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

That's it for another day here in Hull and East Yorkshire.

Don't forget our special blitz programme on Sunday evening remembering the night Hull suffered the worst bombing in World War II. More than 420 people killed in the raids in 1941. 

David Reeves will be on air from 10pm on Sunday.

Image source, Hull History Centre

Here's hoping the weather stays nice for you this weekend and if you've got any pictures or stories you want to share you can email us, or message us through Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

Have a great weekend.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

It's been revealed that a controlled explosion has taken place on Mappleton beach after a device was found. 

Hornsea coastguard were called our early yesterday morning and put up a cordon. 

They called in the explosive ordenance disposal team to carry out the controlled detonation. 

It's thought the device dates back to the 80s, when the practice range at Cowden was still operational. 

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Here's the results:

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Labour's Keith Hunter (pictured) will be the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner for the next four years.

He won with a majority of 24,353 votes against Matthew Grove.

Matthew Grove got a total of 51,757 votes while Keith Hunter got 76,128 votes

The voting went to a second round.

BBC Humberside Sport

England batsman Joe Root has signed a new contract with Yorkshire.

The deal will keep the 25-year-old at Headingley until at least 2019.

Image source, Getty Images

Kay Crewdson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Here's the full forecast for the weekend...

Chris Arundel
Reporter, East Yorkshire

A mink-trapping programme is helping ensure East Yorkshire's Tophill Low nature reserve, external remains one of the last strongholds of Britain's native Water Voles. 

Vole numbers in many other areas have collapsed due to predation by the non-native American Mink. 

But Richard Hampshire, the warden at Tophill Low, says trapping them is working... and here's the evidence:

Clare Crooks
BBC Radio Humberside

• There is no clear winner in the first round of the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner elections (pictured)
• In Hull's local elections, the biggest surprise was the Labour education portfolio holder Rosie Nicola losing her Avenue seat to John Robinson
• It's the end of an era at Bridlington Sports Centre which is closing at the end of the weekend to make way for the new £25m East Riding Leisure Centre

BBC Humberside Sport

Hull Kingston Rovers have retired the number six shirt worn by club legend Roger Millward, who died at the age of 68 this week.

A Great Britain and England international, the stand-off made 406 appearances for Hull KR, scoring a club record 207 tries and kicking 607 goals.

Millward, a member of the Rugby League Hall of Fame, also won six trophies in 11 seasons as a KR coach.

Image source, Rex Features

Club captain Terry Campese will now wear the number 32 shirt.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

This is how things currently stand - the total votes in the four local authority areas that make up the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner's area are as follows:

As no candidate got more than 50% of the votes the second preference votes will now be counted for Keith Hunter and Matthew Grove.

Only then will we know who will become Humberside's next PCC.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

No clear winner in the first round of the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner elections.

The second round votes will be counted for Labour's Keith Hunter and Conservative Matthew Grove to determine who will be the next PCC,

BBC Humberside Sport

Howden School's Under 15s football team have reached the final of the Schools National Cup for the first time. 

The final is due to be played on Monday 16 May in Reading.

Image source, Howden School

Good luck to the team.

Chris Arundel
Reporter, East Yorkshire

An era will come to a close this weekend at Bridlington Sport Centre on Gypsey Road.

It'll close its doors for the last time on Sunday as a council-run facility. 

Its staff are moving to the new £25m East Riding Leisure Bridlington, external (pictured) on the old Leisure World site. 

That will open on 23 May.

Image source, East Riding Council

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A bundle of votes has been lost in the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner election. 

Election officials are 49 votes short in the East Riding.

There are 55,231 people who have voted in the East Riding but it's been agreed in the last few minutes by officials there'll be no recount for the missing bundle. 

It's thought the vote will now go to the second round.

That means people's second choice votes will now be added to the first votes. 

It's because you need over 50% of the votes to win on the first round

Image source, Electoral Commission

Sally Fairfax
BBC Radio Humberside

A lecturer at the University of Hull has won a national teaching award for pioneering teaching methods in biological sciences.

Dr Katharine Hubbard has won the 'Teacher of the Year' award for her subject from the Royal Society of Biology, external.

Image source, University of Hull

She's been recognised for her course model in which undergraduates help to produce learning materials for students in the year below.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Tim Iredale
Political editor, East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North