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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

More fog on the way overnight for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, but clearing again tomorrow, with some bright spells.

It's going to stay chilly though. Here's your full forecast:

BBC Travel

Traffic is a bit slow on the A180 Cleethorpe Road heading west in Grimsby but that's not that unusual at this time of day.

Other than that it's looking good on the county's roads. Visibility is poor though so do allow some extra time for your journeys. 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Here's the last of the photos from Woodside Wildlife taken by Dave Walster.

First here's a Green Winged Macaw putting that sharp beak to good use:

Image source, D K Walster 2017

Next a lovely close up of the delicate wings of a butterfly:

Image source, D K Walster 2017

And finally this Crested Caracara demonstrates what it looks like when you go to take a photo on your phone and you forget you last used the face-cam:

Image source, D K Walster 2017

You can see the other photos here:

Part One

Part Two

Part Three

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln's University Technical College has welcomed the Prime Minister's promise to take a more active role in backing business. 

Theresa May is launching her industrial strategy to provide support for the aerospace and pharmaceuticals sectors. Ministers will also invest £170m in the technology industry. 

Image source, Getty Images

Paul Batterbury, the Interim Principle at Lincoln's UTC, thinks it's a positive move for the sector:  

BBC Weather Watchers

When you live in Lincolnshire you get to see more than your fair share of RAF aircraft. Weather Watcher Daviation managed to snap a photo of what looks to be a Sentry:

These tend to be based at RAF Waddington when they're not being used in military operations, this is what they look like on the ground (when it's a lot easier to get a photo of them):

Image source, MOD

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

More now on the proposed referendum that would ask voters if they want to see an end to the current council system in Lincolnshire, for it to be replaced with a single, unitary authority.

We've spoken to the Leader of the County Council, Martin Hill. He explains what it would look like and why he thinks it's necessary:

BBC Radio Humberside

Humberside Police say concern is growing for the welfare of Jennifer Allwood from Cleethorpes.

The 50-year-old, who is described as having health issues, was reported missing earlier today.

She was last seen at around 08:00 when she left her home on Tiverton Street wearing pyjamas and a pink hoody.

Officers are appealing for anyone with information to get in touch.

Image source, Humberside police

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

More of your views now on the not-so-beautiful language in the beautiful game: 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Right, let's show off more of those photos from Dave Walster...

Here's a Hudson Bay wolf doing the "I'm-majestic-and-I-know-it" pose: 

Image source, D K Walster

As someone who always gets caught mid-blink in every photo I appear in, I feel this Capybara's pain:

Image source, D K Walster

And this sloth looks like he's just remembered he's left the oven on:

Image source, D K Walster

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Students are being recruited by Lincoln City to help sell tickets for Saturday's FA Cup fourth round tie against Brighton. 

Students from the University of Lincoln will man special dedicated telephone lines set up by the club.

Season-ticket holders can get hold of theirs today, but be warned some people have been there since 11:00!

Lincolnshire Reporter

Passionate aviation enthusiasts have appealed for the public’s help to save Britain’s most popular aircraft, the Vulcan XH558.  , external

Image source, Mark Arnold

Jennifer Bartram
BBC Look North weather presenter

It's looking a lot brighter this afternoon, with sunny spells for most of us.

I'll still feel chilly though, with temperatures struggling to get above 4 celcius.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

If you live near a school then you'll know just how hectic it can become during dropping-off and picking-up time. 

Erratic parking is often par for the course with some residents' driveways being blocked and zig-zag lines ignored.

Well, by the end of the month Lincolnshire County Council say a CCTV van will be patrolling around eight schools in the county to crack down on dodgy driving and parking.

The schools have been chosen because problems have been reported there in the past.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Campaigners who are concerned about their health services in Gainsborough will be protesting tonight.

They're worried about the impact of the closure of Pottergate surgery and average waiting times to see a GP. 

They're due to protest ahead of a council meeting outside West Lindsey District Council.

The Lincolnite

A long-awaited park and ride scheme for Lincoln could well be on the cards after proposals are tabled at a closed doors meeting, external of the City of Lincoln Council.  

Image source, The Lincolnite

BBC Travel

Fog causing problems in the Spalding area:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Two per cent of Lincolnshire criminals are responsible for 13% of the crimes in the county
• Almost 12,000 people in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are on a "Suckers List" because they've fallen for scams
• Seals that washed up in the tidal surge are on the road to recovery - but more importantly, one looks like Donald Trump

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Leader of Lincolnshire County Council, Martin Hill, has said a vote will go before the council over whether to get rid of the current council system and replace it with a unitary authority. 

It'll take place on 24 February and - if approved - the referendum will take place at the same time as County Council elections on 4 May.

Currently Lincolnshire has one county authority and 7 district councils. Mr Hill says it could save up to £150m over five years if they were replaced with unitary system. 

Lincolnshire Echo

It's certainly more than a little bit nippy out there, and it looks like the cold snap is here to stay this week, external across Lincolnshire.

Image source, Lincolnshire Echo