Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
Martin Slack
BBC Local Live
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Updates on Tuesday 26 January 2016
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 on Wednesday
Our live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00
Latest headlines for Lincolnshirepublished at 17:45
- Lincolnshire County Council's, external had to shut down its IT system after a "malware attack"
- Academy trial jury sent home for the night. Deliberations continue on Thursday
- Outbreak of winter vomiting bug norovirus at Lincoln County Hospital "officially over" say managers
Coming up on Look Northpublished at 17:31
Here's what's on the Look North programme for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire at 18:30:
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End of twitter postFly-tipping in Caistor: Your viewspublished at 17:16
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local LiveWe told you earlier about the staggering 6.5 tonnes of rubbish that cost £1,500 to clear from a bridleway near Caistor.
Image source, West Lindsey District CouncilThis has prompted some strong opinions on social media, with some blame falling on the West Lindsey District Council themselves:
Quote MessageThis is disgusting. If the tips made it easier to take stuff there I think there would be less of this. Some are very awkward.
Wendy Baxter, Facebook
Quote MessageThere is no excuse for this sort of thing, but it will only get worse when the council start closing the tips.
Richard Pullen, Facebook
Quote MessageDisgusting!!! But it will only happen more if local tip are starting to charging eg hardcore, in time it will be everything.
Nicola Burnage, Facebook
HedgeGate: Council rules that hedge is for the choppublished at 17:07
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local LiveBad news for 90-year-old Roy Dowson from Burton, after a meeting with him and councillors today. He has until the end of February to cut it back.
If he doesn't do it Lincolnshire County Council say they'll do it themselves and charge him afterwards.
They say it doesn't leave enough room on the pavement for pedestrians
Security breach on Lincolnshire County Council IT networkpublished at 16:57
BBC Radio LincolnshireLincolnshire County Council have suspended their use of their own IT network after identifying signs of a security breach.
They say it's a precautionary measure until they can be sure of the extent of it.
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End of twitter postNo verdict in academy trialpublished at 16:33
Sharon Edwards
BBC Radio LincolnshireThe jury trying two executives from a chain of Lincolnshire Academies has been sent home for the night.
Richard Gilliland and Stephen Davies both worked at the Lincoln-based Priory Federation of Academies.
They face 10 charges of dishonesty between them - which they deny. The court's not sitting tomorrow, so deliberations continue on Thursday.
Weather: Mild with threat of rain increasingpublished at 16:26
Here's our latest weather forecast with Look North's Keeley Donovan.
Media caption, Weather for Tuesday 26 January in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Latest headlines for Lincolnshirepublished at 16:24
- Scientists abandon whale post-mortems because of safety fears
- Council inquiry after bridleway becomes "dumping ground" for fly-tippers
- Sports centre welcomes two millionth customer
Explosion fears halt whale post-mortemspublished at 16:07
Martin Slack
BBC Local LiveScientists who've been examining three whales that washed up on the Lincolnshire coast have abandoned their work because of fears over safety.
Rob Deaville, who's been leading the operation to find out what happened to the huge creatures, says one of them "opened up rather explosively" when incisions were made.
Image source, PAThe whales are now being moved by East Lindsey District Council - it says the carcasses will be removed by contractors in the next few days.
HedgeGate: Your viewspublished at 15:50
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local LiveEarlier we told you about 90-year-old Roy Dowson from Burton's ongoing dispute with the county council over his hedge.
They say it's overgrown and should be cut back - but Roy says that'll kill it.
Image caption, HedgeGate has prompted your responses
Well you've been getting in touch to have your say:
Quote MessageIf it's an impediment to the public using the pavement, causing them to walk in road, then cut. Safety before beauty.
Elliot Sampford (@ElliotSampford), Twitter
But not everyone agrees:
Quote MessageWill Lincs CC remove all the county's road signs, bus stops etc which stop folk walking 2 abreast on pavements? Thought not.
DJS (@woodborobarmpot), Twitter
Skegness whales: Pictures of authorities moving whales to Central Beachpublished at 15:29
Because of their sheer size it's no easy task to move a whale.
East Lindsey District Council has brought in heavy machinery to help them move the two found at Gibraltar Point.
Skegness whales: Two to be moved from Gibraltar Pointpublished at 15:09
BBC Radio LincolnshireEast Lindsey District Council have confirmed that they're going to move the two whales that washed up at Gibraltar Point to Central beach.
Image source, Carl SmithThe plan is to cover them all with sand to stop the tide from shifting them overnight.
However the council say they have no such plans for the one at Wainfleet as it doesn't fall under their jurisdiction.
Lincolnshire pub barred from serving alcohol for a month after 29 incidents of assault and disorderpublished at 15:04
A pub in Skegness, external is to be stopped from serving alcohol for a month after police records showed 29 reported incidents of assault or disorder linked to the venue.
Image source, Lincolnshire echoPremiere for film shot in Spaldingpublished at 14:44
Martin Slack
BBC Local LiveA film shot entirely in Spalding and South Holland gets a red carpet premiere later.
Dishonoured has been made by a Holbeach-based film company. Here's a tweet from the director.
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End of twitter postThe premiere's at the South Holland Centre in Spalding tonight at 19:30.
Plunging oil prices fuel job cut fearspublished at 14:25
Martin Slack
BBC Local LiveYou might be enjoying the fact that petrol and diesel's cheaper at the pumps. But for people who work at the Humber oil refinery in North Lincolnshire these are worrying times.
Image caption, The Humber oil refinery
Last year 180 workers at the Total oil refinery in North Killingholme were told they'd lose their jobs.
Sinking oil prices are fuelling fears of further cuts - but local MP Martin Vickers told the BBC today there's "no suggestion jobs will be lost any time soon".
A sight for sore eyes - no travel delayspublished at 13:55
BBC TravelSavour it folks, according to our travel site there are currently no delays on Lincolnshire's roads.
Football: Mariners release midfielder Brownpublished at 13:34
Here's the latest from Blundell Park - Grimsby Town and Scott Brown have parted company.
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End of twitter postNo plans to grit Lincolnshire's roads tonightpublished at 13:16
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local LiveMany of us woke up to frozen windscreens and frosty lawns last week but now it seems we've gone back to that unseasonable mildness.
The council certainly thinks so.
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End of twitter postBeing a gritter truck driver seems like a pretty easy gig this year.
Lunchtime headlines for Lincolnshire on Tuesdaypublished at 12:57
Martin Slack
BBC Local Live- Scientists examining Skegness beached whales take samples to London for analysis
- Falling oil price fuels job fears at Lincolnshire refineries
- Fly-tippers leave taxpayers to foot clean up bill
