Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this afternoon: 

• Man jailed for 19 years after admitting sex worker murder in Skegness
• Health bosses apologise over 'disturbing' report into failing GP practice
• County play equipment firm experiences "John Lewis effect" after Christmas ad appearance

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A church hall’s surroundings have been revitalised with cash from a district council community fund. 

Thurlby Methodist Church applied for a grant from South Kesteven District Council to refurbish its adjacent hall with major work to its roof, floor, windows and decor.

Image source, South Kesteven District Council

Members of the church are pictured in the hall which now hosts a dozen local community clubs a week. 

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A Skegness man who murdered a woman at his home in the resort last summer has been jailed for life.

Lincoln Crown Court heard Casey Scott had lured Lenuta Haidemac (below) to his home on Drummond Road.

Ms Haidemac had been living in Boston with her partner and their two children after moving to the UK from Romania in 2015. 

Casey admitted strangling and stabbing her in July last year at a hearing earlier this month.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

There could be a rise in council taxes if Lincolnshire swaps some of its councils for a unitary model. 

The leader of East Lindsey District Council, Craig Leyland, says he's not rejecting a change completely, but has concerns over the costs.

Image source, East Lindsey District Council

The leader of Lincolnshire County Council, Martin Hill, says streamlining to just one or two bodies for the whole county could save millions.  

Councilor Hill unveiled the idea yesterday - he wants to put to it a referendum later this year. But it's also been given a lukewarm response by the leader of City of Lincoln Council, Ric Metcalfe.

BBC Look North's Jake Zuckerman's now at Sincil Bank. The cup ticket queue is not going down: 

Skegness is looking for a new town crier - here's Lincoln's Karen Crow delivering the advert in fine voice: 

Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Health bosses have apologised to patients for distress caused over a damning inspection at a Lincolnshire doctors' practice. 

Wainfleet surgery was closed at the end of last year after concerns were raised over patient safety. 

Image source, CQC

A report by health watchdog the CQC, external, published last week and pictured above, showed it had failed inspections across the board. 

The commissioning group has now described it as a disturbing report. The surgery has been closed permanently, but local NHS managers say they hope to provide a part time outreach service.

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A Lincolnshire company which had a role in the John Lewis Christmas advert is hoping for success at the International Toy Fair today. 

Plum Products hit the headlines when its trampoline was used by bouncing dog - Buster -  in the commercial. 

Managing director Mark Wilson says business has boomed thanks to the coverage.

BBC Radio Humberside

Police are appealing for help to find a Grimsby man who is wanted in connection with an assault.

Officers say searches for 27-year-old man Luke Kauss have proved unsuccessful and he is being urged to hand himself into police.

Image source, Humberside Police

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The mother of a moped rider killed by a dangerous driver in Lincolnshire has urged motorists to think about the consequences of their actions. 

Jess Danby, who was 19, died after she was hit head-on by a car over-taking in thick fog on the A52 at Frampton. 

Jess's mum Dawn Ducker - from Donington, near Spalding - says that reckless moment in October 2015 has destroyed "so many lives".

Philip Paddington-Wheatcroft, from Main Road, Sibsey, was jailed on Friday for causing Jess's death by dangerous driving. 

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

You're nearly in Norfolk when you get to Sutton Bridge - but this is definitely a Lincolnshire sunrise, and beautiful it is too. Thanks to Matt for sending us this picture via Twitter, external. 

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's been a foggy start for many, but how's it looking for the day ahead?

Here's your weather forecast:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Plans for referendum on future of Lincolnshire's councils branded "absolute nonsense" by the leader of  City of Lincoln Council
• Football fans queue from early hours for chance to get hands on FA Cup tickets
• Call for candidates for Skegness town crier vacancy

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

So here's a job advert with a difference: Could you be the new town crier for Skegness?

The resort's town council wants to recruit someone for the ceremonial role - which will be unpaid.

Obviously you need a loud voice and you've got to buy your own shoes, and supply your own bell.  

James Williams
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A long queue has formed for tickets to the Lincoln v Brighton match on Saturday. 

BBC Radio Humberside

The inquest into the deaths of thirty British people killed in a terrorist attack in Tunisia will today focus on a woman from Scunthorpe. 

Claire Windass died when a gunman attacked a beach resort in Sousse in June 2015. 

Bruce Wilkinson from Goole, Carly Lovett from Gainsborough and Christopher and Sharon Bell from Leeds were also killed in the attack.

Image source, Windass family

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's Peter who's been queuing in the freezing cold at SIncil Bank since 04:30 for his ticket for Saturday's FA Cup fourth round game. Lincoln City are taking on Brighton. Or should that be Brrrrrrrr-ighton!

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's another foggy morning, so be careful if you're heading out in your car this morning.

The fog should lift through the morning as a breeze develops.

It'll probably be cloudier than yesterday, but it should stay dry with some sunny spells.

Martin Slack
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Good morning from a frosty Lincoln, it's Martin with you today. 

I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county for your Tuesday. 

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

You can send me your pictures, or any news or info about what's happening where you are.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

That's all from me today, I hope I've been able to keep you up to date with all the latest from across the county.

Major news, sport and travel updates will continue to appear through the evening and night.

Full coverage will resume again from tomorrow at 08:00 but in the meantime I'll leave you with five things we've learned today:

• You could be asked to vote on whether you want to scrap Lincolnshire's current council system
• Parents who perform erratic school-runs could be caught out by a mobile CCTV van 
• There's going to be a protest over health care in Gainsborough this evening
• There's concerns that fans are turning the air blue at Sincil Bank
• There's a seal that looks like Donald Trump

Have a good evening