The minimum jail terms given to two teenage murderers who killed a mother and daughter are to be reviewed for being "unduly lenient".

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

A teenager has suffered facial injuries after being attacked at Victoria Street bus station in Grimsby last Friday.

The 17-year-old was on a bench with friends when he was attacked by a man "with a sharp implement".

The attacker left the area on a red BMX and is in his mid-20s of slim build, around 6ft tall with short dark hair.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A college building in Skegness has been evacuated after the discovery of a suspicious package. 

The police say a cordon is in place on Heath Road as a precaution. 

An Army bomb squad has been called to assess the package.  

BBC Travel

Bricks on the road on the A15 at Holdingham around the A17 junction, near Sleaford are causing problems.  

Knit and natter group get to the point of the Baubles for Botolph: 

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

A statement from the Attorney General's office said: "We are unable to provide the details of who referred the case. 

"The threshold to refer cases to the Court of Appeal is very high. 

"A sentence can only be regarded as unduly lenient if there has been a gross error and it is significantly below the level that any judge could have reasonably imposed after considering the facts of the case." 

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The court heard the boy, who admitted murder, used a kitchen knife to stab both victims in the neck after attacking them as they slept at their home in Spalding.

His girlfriend, who helped to plan the "cold, calculated and callous" killings, denied murder, claiming to be suffering an abnormality of mental function which impaired her ability to form rational judgments, but was found guilty after a five-day trial.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

When he sentenced the teenagers Mr Justice Haddon Cave said the case had "few parallels in modern criminal history".

He told them: "There was remarkable premeditation and planning - it was, on any view, substantial, meticulous and repeated. 

"The killings were brutal in the form of executions and both victims, particularly Elizabeth Edwards, must have suffered terribly in the last minutes of their lives. 

"Had you been adults you may have been facing the whole of your lives in prison for this double murder." 

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

A spokesman for the Attorney General's office has confirmed the 20 year sentence for two teenagers who killed Elizabeth Edwards and her daughter Katie has been referred "for examination".

The boy and girl, now aged 15, were given life sentences by Mr Justice Haddon-Cave for the murders which they carried out in April this year.

The judge said the pair had a toxic relationship and acted in a grotesque way. 

The case was referred to the Attorney General under the unduly lenient sentence scheme and law officers have 28 days to decide if any action should be taken. 

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The 20-year minimum terms handed to a teenage couple - believed to be Britain's youngest double-murderers - for the brutal "executions" of a mother and her daughter in Spalding have been referred to the Attorney General for being "unduly lenient".

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Lincolnshire Police recruitment drive attracts big interest
• Appeal for witnesses after man dies in A17 crash near Sleaford
• Flood warnings in county down-graded

Lizzie Musham
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Last year BBC Radio Lincolnshire filled St Botolph's Church with knitted stars as part of the Knitivity campaign.

This year - in what's been dubbed Knitivity 2 - the theme is knitted baubles.

Pupils at Sir Francis Hill Primary School in Lincoln are also involved.

Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones says there's been a big response to a recruitment campaign in the county.

Mr Jones says almost 500 people have put in applications to become police officers in the first 24 hours of the process.

The recruitment drive began yesterday - with one stipulation for candidates. 

They must either be from Lincolnshire or have a good connection with the county.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Radio Humberside

There are three flood alerts in place for River Foulness and Market Weighton catchment and Burstwick and Keyingham drains in the East Riding. 

There is also a flood alert in place for the Humber tributaries in North East Lincolnshire.

The Environment Agency does expect water levels across our region to slowly recede today.

BBC Travel

There are problems for bus users in Gainsborough and Retford.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Around 1,000 people are expected to take part in a torchlight procession in Lincoln later. 

St Barnabas Hospice - which runs hospices across the county - is holding an annual Light up a Life , externalevent to remember lost loved ones. 

Image source, Visit Lincoln

The procession sets off from Clayton's Sport Ground in the city at 19.30.

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Police will be monitoring what they call "high-risk" level crossings in Lincolnshire over the next week. 

British Transport police will be joining local officers in Sleaford on Thursday. 

They'll be talking to pedestrians and drivers about the dangers of ignoring the rules at the crossings. 

Those who do jump lights at the crossings will now face prosecution.

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue were called to deal with a fire caused by faulty domestic equipment in Boston last night:

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones is on BBC Radio Lincolnshire until 10.00 with Melvyn Prior. You can email, Tweet, external or Facebook, external your questions.

BBC Travel

The A57 at Drinsey Nook, near Saxilby, is partly blocked after an accident.

It's causing congestion on the A57 both ways and on the A156 towards Torksey.