Natasha Turney
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

An animal rights charity claims building a large pig farm in Lincolnshire - will lead to brutal suffering of animals. 

There are plans for a farm near Upton which would house up to 2,000 pigs inside two indoor units. Animal Aid say they've helped 7,500 people object to the proposals - who think it's inhumane.

The developer says it's being designed as a "high welfare unit".

BBC Weather Watchers

It's rather grey and miserable today in Lincolnshire so let's cheer ourselves up with a photo from yesterday.

This one sent to us by user Jason T.

Want to join the weather watcher ranks? Click here.

Katie O'Halloran
Broadcast Journalist

We've been talking a lot about hare coursing today and yesterday with relaunch of the police crackdown and the plans to bring in new technologies to fight the crime.

Along with drones Police have told us they've introduced a new text service which lets people report the crime from their mobile phone without ringing 999.

Users can text the word ‘Hare’ to 80800 followed by additional information, such as vehicle registrations.  

BBC Travel

The road is currently closed on both directions as recovery work gets under way.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A developer's announced plans for a new £100 million designer outlet village in Grantham. 

There are hopes to build 130 shops which could create 1500 jobs. South Kesteven District Council say it's aware of the plans. 

No formal application for planning permission has been made yet though.

Image source, Rioja Developments

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

As part of our birds eye view of the region we've travelled to Ingoldmells and Fantasy Island to take you for the ride of your life:

BBC Travel

A lorry has broken down on the Riseholme Roundabout, where the A15 meets the A46, just north of Lincoln. 

It's not blocked the road entirely but traffic is slow in the area so allow some extra time.

Rod Whiting
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I've been standing in for Melvyn this week on BBC Radio Lincolnshire and today we're taking the programme to Gainsborough.

Tomorrow is the grand opening of the Heritage centre, you can listen in here.

Katie O'Halloran
Broadcast Journalist

Lincolnshire farmers are calling on the courts to impose tougher penalties on hare-coursers. It's when dogs are set to chase a hare and often people put bets on it. Hare coursing has been illegal since 2005. 

Police in the county have been working with neighbouring forces to tackle the growing problem and yesterday relaunched Operation Galileo, the crackdown scheme. In the last year - 176 people have been arrested or reported.

Andrew Branton farms at Deeping St Nicholas - he says it's a huge problem south of the county:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

A mobile cinema has been visiting some of the more isolated villages in Lincolnshire. Blue-print Film foundation's secured funding for "Flix in the Stix". 

The latest films or classics are shown on a big screen at eight village halls and community centres. 

Image source, BFI

John Tomlinson - the Chair of Corringham Parish Council - says it's been great for the community:  

Harry Parkhill
BBC Radio Lincolnshire reporter

The Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward, is coming to RAF Waddington today as part of a ceremony at the station.

He's going to be presenting 8 Squadron with a replacement standard, this is what it looks like:

Waddington will be welcoming Prince Edward with parade and some music by the RAF Waddington Voluntary Band.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

We told you yesterday that over half a million people have seen the Wave installation, you've been in touch and sent us your photos...

Image source, Shelagh McIntyre

Image source, Ali Bobs

Image source, Rachael Wainwright

BBC Travel

Traffic slowed to a crawl south of Boston yesterday because of a multi-vehicle crash on the A16.

If you got stuck in those long delays then this may be enough to bring a tear to your eye...

We can't promise it will last very long though!

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

• After the relaunch of a hare coursing crackdown, Lincolnshire farmers are calling for increased fines for the offence.
• Activists say support for transgender teenagers in Lincolnshire needs to improve.
• Animal rights charity says plans for a large pig farm in Lincolnshire are inhumane. 
• A mobile cinema has been visiting some of the more isolated villages in the county.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Mostly cloudy with outbreaks of rain possible in places. 

There may be a few heavier burst, particularly in the south. Some sunny spells may develop in the north before sunset.  

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Hello from a bit of a grey and miserable Lincoln. 

Alex here, ready to bring you all the latest news, travel, sport and weather from across the county. 

As always I want to know what's happening where you are, you can get in touch through email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.    

Everyone ready? OK here we go...