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Live updates on Thursday 16 June 2016
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The Lincolnshire based aerobatic team won't be performing a display at the Farnborough Air Show for the first time in more than fifty years.
It's because of safety fears following the Shoreham disaster last year in which eleven people were killed.
The RAF says the Reds will be restricted to providing flypasts over the three day show next month.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
A 40-year-old woman was taken to Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham with serious injuries after a crash with another car on Halton Road on Wednesday at 15:00.
The driver of the second vehicle, a 70-year-old man from Horncastle, was treated at Boston Pilgrim Hospital and later discharged.
The incident closed the road until 21:00.
It might look like the wake of a speedboat but it's actually hail on a country road in Boston, left behind after the torrential downpour yesterday.
Thanks to user Ged for this one, so much for the Great British summer (so far).
BBC Radio Humberside
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Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
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If we sound a bit different today its because we're dealing with some gremlins in the system at the moment, FM is a little dodgy but we're as clear as a bell on DAB and online.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
We got a call from a member of the public saying that the beach at Ingoldmells Point was in a bit of a sorry state.
Cans, plastic bags and worst of all, dog poo strewn about. Sometimes bagged and just left there.
It's privately owned by Bibbys beach bar, they have cleaners out there every day just to keep it under control.
I went down to see it for myself:
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
An application to build a temporary bus station in Lincoln has been approved by the city council's planning committee.
The building, earmarked to be built in Tentercroft Street, would allow the city's existing bus station to be demolished and rebuilt.
The move, part of a wider approved project to create a £30m transport hub, would see 320 car parking places lost.
Image source, City of Lincoln CouncilCity of Lincoln Council said it was looking for alternative parking provision.
The temporary station would include 16 bus stands, drop-off points, toilets and cabin buildings to be used as offices.
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The latest from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
Police want to speak to three young men after a car was driven through a graveyard, external at about 5:30pm on Monday last week.
The vehicle was blocked in by a member of staff but not before damage was caused to some of the headstones. The driver and passengers then abandoned the car and left on foot in the direction of the town centre.
Police want to identify the three in this CCTV image:
Image source, Lincolnshire policeWhen officers seized the car they found it had not been re-registered with new keeper details after being recently sold.
BBC Travel
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Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Perhaps the only thing more challenging than serving in the armed forces is when your partner says "pull the car over, I'm about to give birth".
That's what faced Sgt Matt Harness as he drove Kaylee Halshaw to the hospital.
They had to make an emergency stop in the Waggon and Horses car park in Branston and - with the help of the landlord - baby Spencer was brought into the world.
I got a chance to speak with mum and dad:
BBC Humberside Sport
Grimsby Town has announced this morning that Mariners Trust board representative Dave Roberts has stepped down with immediate effect.
They say he's leaving for personal reasons and to pursue other interests.
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Another woman has come forward claiming she was attacked by the late Liberal MP after meeting him in a Lincoln seafood restaurant owned by her parents.
Vicky Hayes, 64, told ITV News, external that the politician, who died in 2009, had raped her in the mid-1960s when she was 17.
Image source, PAHer allegation follows accusations from two other women who say they were abused by Freud as children.
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Cloudy with patchy mist and fog at first, some cloud breaks may occur late in the morning allowing some brief brighter spells.
However, cloud will build fairly quickly again with further heavy showers developing inland and possibly turning thundery. Winds still light.
BBC Radio Humberside
A 14-year-old boy is missing from Grimsby.
Vladimir Soares didn't return home from school yesterday.
He's a pupil at Holy Family Catholic School.
Image source, Humberside PoliceAlex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
That absolute deluge of rain we got yesterday evening has done more than just water the plants.
The Chestnut Street Church of England Primary in Ruskington is closed for the day as staff deal with rainwater that's got into the building, take a look:
Elsewhere part of Cherry Willingham Primary school is also shut whilst they deal with the water.
BBC Humberside Sport
BBC Radio Humberside understands Grimsby Town are set to lose promotion-winning heroes Toto Nsiala and Richard Tait despite offering them new deals.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis will be a double blow to Mariners' boss Paul Hurst who had hoped to keep the defensive pair at Blundell Park for their return to the Football League.
Nsiala is believed to be attracting interest from several League Two clubs whilst Tait appears to be lining up a move to his native Scotland with Scottish Premiership side, Motherwell.
Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Headlines from our Lincolnshire newsroom this morning:
BBC Travel
It's looking like a nice and easy morning so far.
Nothing serious to report however there is the usual congestion around the city, there's stop and start traffic on the A46 as it heads into Lincoln.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live
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