Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

South Yorkshire Police say four people have been arrested for "aggravated taking without consent" after a police pursuit through Lincolnshire.

The pursuit ended with the car crashing through barriers at a level crossing in Langworth on 2 March.

A 16-year-old and a 15-year-old were both taken to hospital after the crash.

The driver of the car was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A new leader is expected to be appointed to a Lincolnshire council, after its leader stood down after 16 years in the role.

Councillor Marion Brighton stepped down as the leader of North Kesteven District Council due to ill health earlier this month.

Tory councillor Richard Wright (pictured) is expected to be made the overall leader in a vote next week.

Image source, North Kesteven Council

Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones said closing the station would help save money.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Do you remember this? It was the damage done to a building by thieves who were after the cash machine.

It was an attempted ram raid on the local shop in Donington (near Boston).

The offenders failed in their attempt to steal the cash machine from the shop but left the stolen tractor embedded in the building.

Six months on, the shop has finally been repaired at a cost of over £200,000.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It's a chilly start to the day, but it'll be dry with lots of sunny spells.

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A quick look at some of the headlines from our newsroom this morning:

• Lincoln's police station will close by 2019, staff are being relocated to the HQ in Nettleham
• Six months after an ATM was ram-raided in Donington, a cash machine is being reinstated
• A coastwatch station opening in Skegness today will also be a command and control centre for the emergency services
• A school in Market Rasen is honouring alumni Rod Temperton, who wrote songs for Michael Jackson with a day of celebrations

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning from our Lincolnshire newsroom, I'm Harry and I'll be keeping you company with the latest news updates for today.

I'll also be bringing you travel, weather and sports news throughout the day.

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The victim had reported her killer for domestic abuse on numerous occasions, a review finds.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

That's all from me today, we'll be back from 08:00 tomorrow. Until then I'll leave you with five things we've learned today: 

• Sir Edward Leigh has told the BBC that Westminster was chosen as the target of yesterday's terror attack because the Houses of Parliament are " the iconic image of the nation "
• The unit responsible for armed police officers in Lincolnshire is reviewing deployment after the attack
• A crack addict who burgled the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher has been jailed
• Four NatWest branches in Lincolnshire are to close 
• The peregrine falcons that live on Lincoln Cathedral are sitting on three eggs

Have a good evening.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

There are calls for Lincolnshire's councils on the coast to join a voluntary ban on balloon releases in the local area. 

The Marine Conservation Society says there's been a 50% rise in the amount of balloon litter on the UK's beaches between 2015 and 2016.

More than 50 authorities have joined the voluntary ban but Emma Cunningham - Pollution campaigns officer - says the problem appears to be growing:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

We told you earlier that NatWest is shutting its branch in Horncastle by the end of September and it's now emerged that it's not the only one on the chopping block.

These branches are also closing:

• Bourne
• Sleaford 
• Newark Road, Lincoln

Image source, Natwest

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

People up and down the country are paying their respects to the victims of yesterday's terror attack in Westminster.

Lots of flags are flying at half-mast, including this one above the Guildhall in Lincoln:

This one above Boston's Assembly Rooms:

And over at the police and fire service HQ in Nettleham:

BBC Weather Watchers

Whisper it but today we've actually had some pretty good weather!

Let's see what our Weather Watchers have been up to....

First Blankney where Sandylou took this:

Daviation took this one in Nettleham:

We love this simple little shot from Ar in Laceby:

Michael Hortin
Sports Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Good news here for Imps fans:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

NatWest has announced it is closing the branch in the town on the 26 September.

They say it's been a difficult decision but banking has changed radically over the last few years and transactions have declined in the branch by 32% since 2011.

Image source, Google

This a further blow for the town after it was announced  the HSBC branch would be closing.

Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A British Railways Standard Class 4MT came through Lincoln today while on a journey from the National Railway Museum in York.

The 60-year-old locomotive is heading to the North Norfolk Railway at Sheringham and the glorious weather has made for some fantastic photos.

Thanks to Graham Lightfoot for sending them in.

Image source, Graham Lightfoot

Image source, Graham Lightfoot

The emergency services are at the scene of crash on the B1190 at Doddington. 

A Mini and an Audi were involved with one car catching fire.

The road is now closed as officials inspect the surface that has been damaged by the fire.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A man who stole a handbag, a purse and £20 from the birthplace of Margaret Thatcher has been jailed for two years. 

Lee Gray, 35, of Commercial Road, Grantham broke into a corner shop in North Parade. 

The former Prime Minister was born in a bedroom above the shop in 1925. 

Gray, who is addicted to crack cocaine, was in the middle of a 10-day crime spree when he smashed through the window to gain entry to the premises on 19 January. 

A cleaner was working in the building at the time but didn't hear Gray because she was operating a vacuum cleaner.

He was sentenced today for his crimes at Lincoln Crown Court. 

Lincolnshire Reporter

A brave dog at a veterinary hospital near Boston saved the life of a poorly pooch, external after he fell ill and needed emergency treatment.  

Image source, Lincolnshire reporter