Helen Briggs
BBC News

How would you feel about swapping your traditional fish supper for squid and chips? 

Government scientists say that warming temperatures in the North Sea may see squid replacing British favourites such as cod and haddock on the menu. 

Squid numbers are increasing dramatically in the North Sea, along with other species that prefer warmer waters, including sardines and anchovies.

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Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Electronic equipment has been stolen by shoplifters from the B&M store on Winsover Road, Spalding, over two days.

Police want to speak to this man about the theft of a camera and speakers on 5 December just after 15:30.

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They want to talk to this man about the theft of a retro turntable on 6 December at around 17:50.

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BBC Radio Lincolnshire

More now on the National Farmers' Union (NFU) fears that food will go to waste because farmers don't have enough workers to harvest crops. 

They say the EU Referendum and a weaker pound has made the UK less attractive to migrant workers.

Tim Casey runs a farm in Coningsby, he says farmers were having difficulties recruiting before certain countries joined the European Union and he's worried the problems could come back.  

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The latest from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• The NFU is worried crops will be left to rot because of a lack of migrant workers
• As the north sea warms up could squid replace the traditional fish and chip supper?
• Cleethorpes crosses its fingers as judges decide the "Best Coastal High Street" in the country 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Well there isn't any snow just yet but thousands of Santas took to the streets of Lincoln this weekend to raise money for charity.

The event was the 11th annual Lincoln Santa fun run and some 2,500 people took part yesterday.

Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner donned the beard and joined in: 

Lincolnshire Echo

Pugs from across the county have taken part in their annual Christmas party., external

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BBC Radio Humberside

Today Cleethorpes will find out whether Seaview Street has been named as the "Best Coastal High Street" in the country.

It's part of the Great British High Street awards. 

Last year Amble in Northumberland scooped the top prize in that section.

BBC Weather Watchers

A rather haunting scene captured in Bourne this morning by user Fennysky:

With the excellent quality of phone cameras these days there's really no excuse not to join in and share your photos! 

If you want to get involved with Weather Watchers then just click here and follow the instructions.

The traditional British fish supper could be replaced by the likes of squid as the waters around the UK's shores - especially the North Sea - grow warmer, say government scientists.

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Squid and other fish that thrive in warmer waters, such as sardines and anchovy, are flourishing around the North Sea, according to fisheries data.

Squid are now being caught at 60% of survey stations in the North Sea, compared with 20% in the 1980s.

But the likes of cod are heading north, away from British waters.

Paul Murphy
BBC Look North

There are fears food will be left to rot in the fields of East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire because of a shortage of migrant workers. 

The National Farmers' Union (NFU) is blaming the referendum and a weaker pound, making the UK less attractive to workers. 

The Home Office says it is in discussions with the NFU and will respond shortly.   

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Here's a look at the weather with Owain Wyn Evans:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:

• The NFU is claiming that crops will rot in the field because of a shortage of migrant workers 
• A cycle lane in North Hykeham is being described as dangerous after three cyclists were hit while using it
• Cleethorpes' High Street could win a top award today

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Mist and fog in places first thing this morning, some rather dense. 

It's going to stay dull for most of the day with outbreaks of rain continuing into the afternoon.

BBC Travel

Cheapside Road in Waltham is closed in both directions between the B1203 Brigsley Road junction and the A16 Louth Road junction. 

There's been an accident there.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Hello from Lincoln, Alex here, ready to bring you all the latest from across the county. 

Christmas is approaching so I'm sure I'll be telling you about some of the events being held in the run-up.

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