Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Last week we told you about the new paintwork going on the Lancaster Bomber, Just Jane, which is based at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre in East Kirkby.

When we last left them they'd just stripped back the old layers and as you can see work is well underway to get her looking her best.

They're hoping to be finished by the end of the week. 

BBC Weather Watchers

It's mostly burnt off by now but we had quite a misty start in parts of the county today - here are some of the rather spooky shots, from our Weather Watchers. 

Milliegeorge&me took this one in Caythorpe:

A tractor on the shore of a sea of nothing in Holbeach. Pammikins sent this one in.

Signpost to nowhere in Fosdyke, taken by Greenman.

And finally South Witham, thanks to SouthWithamerBaz for this one: 

The A17 Washway Road in Fosdyke is closed in both directions because of a crash.

It happened between the B1357 Common Road and Middle Marsh Road and traffic is very slow around the affected area. 

Paul Russell
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Call for appeal to replace flagpole stolen from veterans' memorial centre
• Stadium move for Boston United hits financial stumbling block
• Boston murder trial begins

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The wife of a bomber command veteran has called on supporters to help replace a flagpole stolen from the International Bomber Command Centre, near Lincoln. 

Coral Rutherford, the wife of Les, pictured below, whose Lancaster was shot down over Germany in the war, says another theft is the last thing the team there needed.

Police say the flagpole, complete with Union Jack flag, was taken sometime over the weekend.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Nearly 60 motorists were stopped in the East Midlands during a campaign targeting drivers using their mobile phones. 

Sixteen people were caught in Lincolnshire during the week long crackdown earlier this month. 

Drivers now receive six points on their licence and a £200 fine if caught. 

Image source, PA

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

A man has died after being hit by a train near Stamford, British Transport Police have confirmed.

Officers say the 72-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene  between Stamford and Oakham at about 21:00 yesterday.

A spokesman said: "Officers attended alongside paramedics from the East Midlands Ambulance Service however a 72-year-old man was sadly pronounced dead. His family have been told. 

"This incident is not being treated as suspicious and a file will be prepared for the coroner."

Here's a tweet from the Lincolnshire Conservative group:

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A man's appeared in court accused of murdering his estranged wife just hours after celebrating his birthday with friends. 

Lincoln Crown Court heard Gytis Griskevicius went to 33-year-old Marina Erte's flat in Elizabeth Road in Boston and attacked her before drowning her in the bath. 

Griskevicius, who's 32 and is from St Anne's Road, Boston, denies murder in May last year. The trial continues.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Lincolnshire's got the world's most famous aerobatic flying team in the Red Arrows - but don't forget there's also the display Typhoon, based at RAF Coningsby.

Here's where it's flying this summer so far - flying the flag for Lincolnshire!

Katie O'Halloran
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The 2017 Knights' Trail, external was officially launched in Lincoln last night. 

The 36 statues will be placed around the city centre from May. They've been sponsored by local businesses and will be auctioned off in September for charity. 

The trail is to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the Battle of Lincoln, and follows a similar display last year when barons were placed in the streets as part of the city's Magna Carta celebrations.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Police in Grimsby have asked for your help to trace a man who's alleged to have broken a girl's wrist in a street assault.

Officers say the man approached two teenagers at the junction of Sixhills Street and Convamore Road. As well as the broken wrist the victim also suffered bruising to her face.

The man is described as white, 6ft 1in tall and was wearing a black hat, black puffer jacket and dark blue jeans. He spoke with an Eastern European accent.

Anyone with information is asked to call 101. The incident took place on Saturday, March 18.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Boston United's chairman says plans to move to a new stadium have been delayed because of increasing costs.

The lease on the Pilgrims' current York Street home was due to run out next January, but the club says it's now signed an extension.

Image source, Boston United

The new stadium is part of the wider Quadrant development on the edge of the town - and Mr Newton says funding for the project is now an issue.

In a statement issued this morning, external he says he is confident construction will still start this year - funded by the rest of the development, which includes housing and retail.

There'll be an update today about the support fund, designed to help people who were made redundant from the Scunthorpe steelworks.  

Image source, Getty Images

It was initially set up to help people and businesses in the supply chain. 

North Lincolnshire Council's cabinet group will meet today to discuss the fund.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

We're hearing this morning that the new International Bomber Command Centre has been targeted by thieves.

The centre, which is still under construction, has seen a flagpole stolen - complete with Union Jack flag.

A few months ago vandals were blamed for damage to the spire which has already been built on the site as a memorial to aircrew who flew in the Second World War.

Police say the pole was stolen sometime over the weekend.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Rail services were affected last night into Stamford after a person was hit by a train. 

CrossCountry services were disrupted at around 22.00 after the incident on the route between the town and Oakham.

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Lincoln City travel to Sutton United tonight looking to strengthen their position at the top of the National league. 

The Imps returned to the top of the table after beating Forest Green Rovers on Saturday.

Manager Danny Cowley says its important to keep up the momentum gained from Saturday's win.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The new 12-sided pound coin comes into circulation today - but it's proved expensive for at least one company in the county.

The change has forced Skegness Pier to upgrade more than 300 arcade machines - at a cost of more than £20,000.

There's a warning this morning that when you do find one of the coins in your change it may not work in some vending machines.

Gabriella Wilkinson, the admin manager at Skegness Pier, says she thinks they should have had help from the government for the change over.

Elly Fiorentini
BBC Local Live, Yorkshire

If you're planning to buy a ticket for a Virgin East Coast service this morning there's a bit of a problem.  

We're not sure if this will be a problem if you have pre-booked tickets to collect from the machine. 

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A grey start with patchy mist gradually lifting. 

It will brighten with sunny spells developing from the southwest through this afternoon and most of the day will be dry but scattered showers will arrive by the end of the afternoon. 

Light southeasterly winds becoming more southerly and a maximum temperature of 14C (57F).

Here's my forecast: