Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Last year the only eight-sailed working windmill left in the country was given £1.4m for much-needed renovations. 

A brand new bakehouse has already been completed and the chairman of the trust that runs the site says it's exciting to be so close to finishing the project:

A High Court Judge is due to give his decision later today on a libel action brought over remarks the Yorkshire and the Humber UKIP MEP Jane Collins (pictured) made about the Rotherham abuse scandal.

She wrongly claimed three MPs knew about child exploitation in the town but failed to intervene.

The MPs - Sir Kevin Barron, John Healey and Sarah Champion - sued for slander and libel and want compensation of £150,000 each.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

More now on those bed-blocking statistics.

We've already told you the number for North Lincolnshire, but in the rest of the county the rate of bed occupancy is even higher at 97% - well above levels which are considered safe.

Sarah Fletcher, chief of Lincs Health Watch, says unless something is done it won't be long before we're all affected:

A body has been discovered in the River Welland, external, just outside Spalding.

Emergency crews were called to a sighting of a man in the river at about 08:30 on Sunday morning.

A post-mortem examination is due to be carried out later to determine the cause of his death, which at the moment remains "unexplained", according to police.

The man is believed to be aged between 25 and 35, about 6ft tall, with long strawberry blond hair in a ponytail and a goatee-style beard.

Police want anyone who might know who he is to get in touch. 

Lincolnshire Echo

An air ambulance pilot has spoken of the day-to-day challenges, external of being at the controls in an area that had 1,500 call-outs last year.

Image source, Lincolnshire Echo

Paul Russell
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln's first purpose-built mosque looks set to open this summer. 

Work has started on the roof of the site on Dixon Street. 

The news comes after an open day was held at the current mosque on Orchard Street yesterday.

If you've never been this is what it looks like:

Dr Tanweer Ahmed, from the Islamic Association of Lincoln, says the new mosque is taking shape:

Jake Zuckerman
Reporter, BBC Look North

This is the scene on Long Leys Road in Lincoln this morning, near the site where company Veolia wants to build a waste transfer plant.

The plans, which residents say places the plant too close to their homes, are due to go before county council planners later today, external.

BBC Travel

A broken down vehicle has closed a lane on the A180 eastbound between Barnetby Top in Melton Ross and the Brocklesby Interchange.

Traffic is coping well at the moment, but there's the possibility of some delays.

Jennifer Bartram
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's been frosty first thing this morning with a bit of mist and fog hanging around in places. 

It'll be a dry day but the rain will arrive by evening or late afternoon. 

Feeling breezy on the coast. 

Lizzie Rose
BBC Radio Humberside

The trust which looks after hospitals in Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole has spent the winter operating at unsafe bed occupancy levels, new figures obtained by the BBC show.

The safe level of bed occupancy is set at 85%, but in North Lincolnshire it stands at 95%.

The medical director at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust, Lawrence Roberts, has told me more about the situation at the moment:

BBC Weather Watchers

Although defrosting your windscreen first thing in the morning can be a pain in the neck, the icy weather usually makes for some good pictures from our BBC Weather Watchers.

Once again they haven't disappointed. Thanks to Fiona for this one, taken just outside Boston:

Over to Bourne, now, where Fennysky took this crisp shot:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

The latest from the Lincoln newsroom:

• The trust in charge of Lincolnshire's hospitals is operating at "unsafe" levels when it comes to "bed-blocking", the BBC has found
• Plans for a controversial waste recycling plant in Lincoln are due to go before county council planners later
• It's hoped Lincoln's first purpose-built mosque will open this summer, with work now started on the roof of the Dixon Street site

BBC Travel

It's a relatively clear start on the county's roads this morning.

There's only one issue of note to tell you about: traffic is currently slow on the A46 heading south at Newark.

Something to bear in mind if you're heading to Nottingham.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

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

It's the start of another week and we'll keep you up-to-date with the news, travel, sport and weather near you.

If you want to help out with our coverage and tell me what's happening where you are then you can reach me through email or through Facebook, external and Twitter, external.