BBC Travel

More from East Midlands Trains about the problems between Lincoln and Grimsby.

There's a broken down train at Holton le Moor - meaning all trains terminate at Market Rasen.

The train company says there's "no firm estimate" for when the line will reopen and a bus service is being organised.

Michael Hortin
Assistant Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Amazing what a win can do, the Imps were in an upbeat mood this morning ahead of their match against Eastleigh at the weekend. 

With the gap now five points to the play-offs the Imps Goalkeeping Coach David Preece talked to me about looking to close the five point gap to them.

City are also still trying to get forward Conner Robinson out on loan. They believe a move to a National League North side will do him good.  

BBC Travel

The A46 at Dunholme is partially blocked after an accident at the Scothern Lane junction, Recovery work's underway.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this lunchtime:

• Campaigners gather at Lincolnshire County Council Offices to protest at planned bus cuts
• Jail for Lincoln men who hit neighbour with a karaoke machine
• Humberside Police launch new recruitment drive

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's another memory from the Gilderdrome in Boston - a playbill with some big names.

It's been sent in by Sue as part of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's live broadcast from the venue this morning for the BBC's People's History of Pop.

BBC Travel

There are problems on the A1 at Long Bennington. You're being advised to avoid the northbound stretch around the Long Bennington south junction after a fuel spillage on the carriageway.

Natalie Glanvill
Reporter BBC Radio Humberside

About 300 new officers could be recruited, external by Humberside Police by the end of 2019.

It's the first time in eight years that the force has been able to open applications to external candidates, because of officers leaving and others reaching retirement. 

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

BBC Radio Lincolnshire's live at Boston's Gliderdrome today as part of the BBC's People's History of Pop.

And you're sharing some of your memories with us this morning.

Chris has sent in this picture of the venue's Starlight Rooms in it's heyday via Twitter, external.  

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this morning:

• New 'career college' for RAF and aviation industry to open in Lincoln
• New whale stranding reported on north Norfolk coast
• Lincolnshire 'could be hardest hit' by bus cuts says national campaign group

Image source, Jacob Morris

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

We're getting reports of another whale stranding - this time just down the coast in Norfolk.

It's the second sperm whale to beach at Hunstanton and follows four other strandings on the Lincolnshire coast.

Image source, Le Strange Arms

Hunstanton town councillor Kate Dunbar is standing nearby and she's told BBC Norfolk the whale is still "very much alive" and although it isn't moving, it "is breathing".

BBC Travel

There's a broken down freight train at Holton le Moor, between Lincoln and Grimsby. Here's what East Midlands Trains are saying:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

Thieves who tried to drill open a parking meter in a supermarket car park failed to coin it in.

Police in Horncastle are still looking for whoever damaged the machine in the car park of the town's Tesco superstore.

Image source, Google

It happened on Monday, 25 January in the car park on Watermill Lane.

Natasha Turney
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

There's a major conference in London today on the Syria crisis. Leaders from the UK, Germany, Kuwait Norway taking part, and they'll be joined by children from Lincolnshire. 

For the last four years Frances Olive Anderson primary school in Lea near Gainsborough has been twinned with a school in Beirut where many of the students are Syrian refugees.

They'll be delivering a presentation to the world leaders about what they've learned from their Syrian schoolfriends. Here they are talking about the work they've been doing: 

Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I'm in Boston this morning as part of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's People's History of Pop.

I'll be here all morning and want to hear memories of concerts here - or anywhere else in the county.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

If you've been trying to get an appointment with your GP this morning and it's been a bit of a struggle, you're not alone.

And it's not going to get much better according to doctors' leaders in Lincolnshire.

NHS guidelines say one GP should be responsible for no more than 1,800 patients, but new figures show there are 5,000 patients per doctor in parts of our area.

Dr Kieran Sharrock is a GP in Spilsby and medical director of the Local Lincolnshire Medical Committee - he's described the situation as "woeful".

Police are keeping us up to date with their early-morning raids as part of Operation Impact:

Lincolnshire Echo

Teenagers in Lincolnshire will be given a flying start in the Royal Air Force, external and aviation industry with the opening of a new career college.

Image source, Lincolnshire Echo

BBC Weather

Here's Kay Crewdson with the detailed forecast for the next 24 hours:

Here are the main stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this morning:

• New figures reveal a GP recruitment crisis in rural Lincolnshire
• Petition to be presented over county bus cuts
• Recruitment drive on cards for Humberside Police, external

BBC Travel

There's slow traffic on the A46 at Swinderby south of Lincoln after an accident at the Halfway House junction. Recovery work's under way. 

There are also problems further along the A46 Lincoln bypass where there's been another accident at the Skellingthorpe roundabout.