Good morning, welcome to this BBC live page looking at the local elections for Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
The first results are in, including a change of control in Hull.

The Liberal Democrats have taken back control of Hull City Council, ending a decade of rule by the Labour Party.
The Lib Dems now control 29 of the council's 57 seats with Labour, previously the biggest party, on 27, with one independent.
Elsewhere, Sheffield City Council remains under no overall control after Labour continued to lose seats to the opposition parties.
Counting was delayed there because of a police incident at a polling station.
In Barnsley, it remained Labour but the ruling party lost three seats.
The Labour Party retained control of City of Lincoln Council despite polls seeing the lowest turnout in seven years.
Finally, the Conservatives retained their grip on North East Lincolnshire Council despite losing two seats - one to an independent candidate.
We'll bring you more reaction on the feed throughout today.