BBC Hull & East Yorkshire Live

The latest headlines from our newsroom in Hull and East Yorkshire this evening:

• Humberside Police have apologised after a man with broken legs was left naked in a cell for five hours
• Hull City are on their way to Wembley for their Championship play-off final with Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday
• Two of East Yorkshire's most senior politicians will go head to head later in a debate over Britain's future in Europe

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It'll be a dry night with a little mistiness but low cloud spreading back westwards. Lows of 9C (48F).  

A cloudy, dull start to Saturday. Everywhere staying dry but thicker cloud may persist along the coast at times.

Highs of 16C (61F).  

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East Yorkshire buses have given us a further update to delays to bus routes after problems on the roads in Hull City Centre:

The developers of Beverley's Flemingate Shopping Centre have hinted they may appeal against the East Riding Council's decision to stop them opening more small shops at the centre.

Dominic Gibbons (pictured) from the Wykeland Group says they will consider their next step.

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The Wykeland Group wanted to increase the potential number of small shops from seven to 14.  

Hull FC's Liam Watts has admitted that he likes the pressure of trying to stay top of Super League. 

The club are ahead of second placed Wigan on points difference with a game in hand:

Hull FC play St Helens at home tomorrow.  

We had been promised a brighter afternoon and the prophecy might be coming true in Bainton of all places.

Here is our Weather Watcher John Eye's picture from today:

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There's been further reaction to the news that five Humberside Police officers have been found guilty of misconduct after leaving a man with broken legs naked in a cell for five hours.

The man ultimately faced no charges.

Quote Message: The statement issued by the Force yesterday did not reflect the action taken by Humberside Police and could be interpreted as being defensive, when the Force had actually fully accepted its fault and apologised to the victim and his family.'' from Keith Hunter Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside

The statement issued by the Force yesterday did not reflect the action taken by Humberside Police and could be interpreted as being defensive, when the Force had actually fully accepted its fault and apologised to the victim and his family.''

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Quote Message: I would like to record that we have unreservedly apologised to both the individual and his family. The facts speak for themselves and in this incident, they show that the care provided fell significantly below the standards we expect from our staff and officers.'' from Assistant Chief Constable Lee Freeman Humberside Police lead for custody

I would like to record that we have unreservedly apologised to both the individual and his family. The facts speak for themselves and in this incident, they show that the care provided fell significantly below the standards we expect from our staff and officers.''

East Yorkshire buses are reporting that the traffic problems affecting their vehicles in Hull are getting worse:

Roadworks on the Jocks Lodge Interchange (pictured) near Beverley are to be extended by one night.

The work, which has been ongoing this week, was supposed to be finished on Tuesday morning.

The eastbound interchange will now be closed from 7pm on Tuesday to 6am on Wednesday.

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The slip road will be open as normal during the day time.

The latest headlines from our Hull and East Yorkshire newsroom for Friday afternoon:

• The Hull City squad have left for London this afternoon ahead of their Championship play off final with Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday
• The first new hotel in Bridlington for nearly 80 years has been given the go-ahead
• Organisers of the Beverley Puppet Festival are looking for volunteers to help with the event in July 

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Promotion to the Premier League could give Hull City around £200m.

I've been having a look at the final preparations ahead of the most valuable game the club have ever played in:

The Beverley Puppet Festival is trying to recruit volunteers to help with the festival between 15 and 17 July. 

Participants will get free tickets to events.

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It’s the seventh Beverley Puppet Festival and will feature adult and children’s puppet shows from the UK and abroad.

Hull Kingston Rovers will travel to France and back tomorrow for their game with Catalans.

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They've decided to spurn scheduled flights due to the travelling time so instead will fly from Kirmington on a charter aircraft.  

In a very surprising move, it appears that not only are the Hull City players getting a train to Wembley, but they are also having to get on at Doncaster:

Feeling pleasantly warm throughout the afternoon with light winds and highs of around 16C (61F).

Tonight will be dry with a few breaks in the cloud. Lows of 9C (48F).  

East Yorkshire Buses have posted an update about traffic problems they are facing in Hull city centre:

I don't now if you've noticed by now, but Hull City are playing at Wembley this weekend.

The weather forecast for Saturday afternoon tells us it will be a cloudy one, with rain spells clearing.

Highs of 18C (64F).

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We're not ones to moan really, but it would be nice to have a visit from the sun at some point.

Here's some more of your cloudy Weather Watchers pictures.

This is Bensmatt55's view of Hedon and PipB's view of Brandesburton:

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I'll be speaking to former Hull City captain Ian Ashbee on my Drivetime show on BBC Radio Humberside this afternoon.

I'll ask him where he'll be watching his former team as they take on Sheffield Wednesday in the play-off final.

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Ashbee went down as a Hull City hero in 2008 after captaining the side through all four of the English professional football divisions .