Hope Bolger
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Spitting, drinking and urinating in the street in Spalding are being tackled by police officers. 

The police now have the power to ask people to stop - and if they don't - they can prosecute offenders. 

The Public Spaces Protection Order was introduced in December following complaints of anti-social behaviour. 

District councillor Jack McLean says he's already seen an improvement in standards of behaviour on the streets.

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A BBC investigation has highlighted failings in the way Tunisian Police handled terrorist attacks where two Lincolnshire women were killed in 2015. 

Carly Lovett from Gainsborough was among 38 people killed at a beach resort in Sousse in June.

Three months earlier - Sally Adey from Scothern died along with 22 people at the Bardo museum in Tunis.

The investigation by the BBC's Panorama programme Terror on the Beach, was screened last night. 

Inquests into the deaths are expected to begin next week. 

Reaction at Sincil Bank to the draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• BBC investigation reveals police failings in Tunisian terror attacks which killed two Lincolnshire women
• New powers for police to tackle spitting, urinating and drinking in streets in Spalding
• Lincoln City will face Brighton in FA Cup fourth round if they beat Ipswich in third round replay

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Here's the day's weather with Abbie Dewhurst:

James Williams
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

They've still got to beat the Tractor Boys at Sincil Bank - but if Lincoln City pull off an upset a week today they'll be hosting Championship leaders Brighton and Hove Albion.

Supporters watched the FA Cup fourth round draw at Sincil Bank last night and were reasonably pleased with the result.

Some were hoping for a bigger name, like Manchester United, but Imps manager Danny Cowley's still at pains to make it clear the third round replay against Ipswich is top of the agenda.

BBC Weather Watchers

Wow! What a fantastic sunset! Thanks to Weather Watcher Daviation from Nettleham for this great shot taken last night.

Image source, Daviation

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Good morning from Lincoln, it's Martin with you today. I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county. 

If you want to get in touch you can. Just send me an email, or a message on Facebook, external or Twitter, external. 

We're always on the look out for your pictures, or any news or info about what's happening where you are.

A man who was found dead by the side of a road in "unexplained" circumstances is identified by police.

BBC Weather

Strong westerly wind with scattered showers, dying out later. Minimum temperature 3C (37F).

Carla George
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Rough sleepers are to get more help in Lincolnshire - thanks to government funding. 

More than £1 million has been awarded to the county. 

The money will be used to provide intensive support for a hundred and twenty homeless people over the next four years.  

Sixteen authorities and agencies are involved in the initiative including District Councils, the Police, Addaction and Healthwatch Lincolnshire. 

They're now tasked with ensuring homeless people become drug and alcohol free and can access education, training and employment.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live

The name of a man whose body was found by a roadside, external in Lincolnshire has been released by the police. 

23-year-old Chase Tate was discovered by the A1104 near Alford in the early hours of Saturday morning. 

Lincolnshire Police say investigations are continuing into how he died and are appealing for information.  

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

If you've ever considered becoming a part time soldier - the army is now recruiting reservists in Lincolnshire.

There'll be an open day at Sobraon Barracks in Lincoln next month on 18 February.

In particular they're looking for drivers for the Transport Regiment.

Gill Sennett
BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Police are asking anyone who might have seen an assault in a Cleethorpes cemetery, external to come forward. 

It happened at the Trinity Road Cemetery at around 15:15 on Monday 2 January following an argument between a man and a woman who are known to each other.

Officers are appealing for two women who may have been in the area to come forward. 

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln City manager Danny Cowley and his brother assistant manager Nicky Cowley say they want assurances the training facilities will improve at the club before they agree to extend their contracts.

They have been in talks with club Chairman Bob Dorrian.

Lincoln City are in the draw for the FA Cup fourth round tonight alongside some of the biggest names in football.

You can watch the draw on BBC 2 just after 19:00 - the Imps are ball number one!

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Planners say new flood defences designed for North Lincolnshire will keep homes safe. 

More than £13 million is due to be spent improving defences for the Trent villages, to stop a repeat of the flooding that happened in 2013. 

It's thought a planning application will be submitted soon. 

Image source, Northern Powergrid

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The emergency services are dealing with a farm fire at Nocton near Lincoln. 

Four fire engines have been sent to Sleaford Road to deal with a grain silo on fire. 

BBC Weather Watchers

Thanks to Weather Watcher Amy Coutin for this great picture taken near Coningsby.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live

White Watch from Peaks Lane, Grimsby have been training on water rescue in very realistic conditions today.  

Rather them than me brrrrrrrrrrrr!

Image source, Humberside Fire and Rescue

Image source, Humberside Fire and Rescue

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A new MRI scanner's been delivered at Stamford Hospital which should benefit thousands of patients. 

Once it's been installed it's expected to be operational by early February.

Staff say it will speed up waiting times and lead to quicker diagnosis.