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A decision's due to be made later on major plans to build a £9.5m luxury holiday village on the Lincolnshire coast.

Owners of Hardy's animal farm in Ingoldmells have submitted at application for a site the size of about 100 football pitches. 

The proposals include a holiday centre, hotel and petrol station based between caravan sites in Ingoldmells and Chapel St Leonards. 

East Lindsey District councillors are expected to consider the application later today.

Remember your school dinners? Pink custard and hard cake? 

Image source, Reuters

The Mayor of Grimsby is going to be remembering it all today as she serves the much-improved meals to pupils at Healing Primary.

Councillor Christina McGilligan-Fell is doing it to raise money as part of her charity challenge.

Hayley Ritchie
BBC Local Live

We've been bringing you news today that Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, the trust which runs Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals,  has been put into special measures again .

It follows an inspection by the health watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) which has raised concerns over emergency, outpatient and maternity services.

Take a look here to catch up on what we know now:

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Earlier we told you about the launch of BBC Radio Lincolnshire's campaign to get 10,000 people in the county to learn lifesaving CPR .

We thought we'd kick things off with a bang in the middle of Lincoln High Street this lunchtime with the help of St John Ambulance and Lives.

Take a look at what's been going on:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

As we told you a short time ago, the A46 is closed southbound between the Riseholme and Carholme roundabouts because of a vehicle fire.

We've been sent this photo by Alan Clifford who says traffic is currently stationary on both carriageways while the fire service deal with the blaze:

Image source, Alan Clifford

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

It'll continue dry and mild this afternoon with variable cloud and sunny spells.

Winds will be mainly light, and it'll feel warm during any brighter periods in eastern areas.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

Some of the top stories from across the county today:

• Lincoln County Hospital says its A&E department is "struggling" to provide a full service due to a "severe" shortage of doctors
• Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust becomes the first in the country to re-enter special measures after inspectors found patient safety and care had worsened
• The Save A Life campaign has been launched in Lincolnshire with the aim of recruiting 10,000 people across the county to learn how to perform CPR

BBC News Travel

Traffic is back to normal on the A16 in Spalding near Holbeach Road.

There was a crash there earlier partially blocking the road, but it has now been cleared.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's clouded over a bit now but it was a lovely start to the day in Lincoln this morning.

Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher Isle Explorer for sending this picture in.

The MP for Cleethorpes says it's "extremely disappointing" that Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust has been returned to special measures .

An inspection by the Care Quality Commission - the health watchdog - has highlighted significant concerns over urgent and emergency care, outpatients and maternity services at Grimsby and Scunthorpe hospitals.

Martin Vickers MP says it's unacceptable:

BBC News Travel

The A16 in Spalding is currently partially blocked, with queuing traffic around the A151 Holbeach Road.

There's been a car accident there and drivers are being warned to avoid the area if possible.

Hope Bolger
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

You may have noticed that the steelwork for the multi-storey car park at Lincoln's Transport Hub is up.

It'll still be a while before it's finished, though, so in the meantime take a look at the city from the very top:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Lincoln County Hospital declared an "internal critical incident" yesterday because of a severe shortage of A&E doctors, it's been revealed.

The hospital says it's struggling to fill rotas over the next few days and weeks and clinicians from other specialties have been drafted in to take up the slack.   

The availability of agency staff - on which the hospital is "overly reliant" - has dropped "drastically", according to United Lincolnshire Hospital Trust, responsible for the hospital.

Boston A&E is affected as well but to a lesser extent, the trust adds.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Did you know that only one in 10 people survive a cardiac arrest outside of hospital?

Charlotte Wright, who's a newsreader at BBC Radio Lincolnshire, was one of them.

She collapsed while running, but defied the odds and survived when people stopped to give her Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, or CPR. 

That inspired BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Save A Life campaign which is launched today and which is looking for 10,000 people in the county to learn CPR.

Doctor Simon Topham, from Lincolnshire lifesaving charity LIVES, explains how to do it:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Campaigners are due to meet in Boston later to discuss their fears over streetlights being switched off in the town overnight.

The scheme has seen lights in some areas turned off at night to help save money.   

Some local residents claim the crime rate is going up in those places, though Lincolnshire Police say there's no evidence to support this. 

Clare Waterman, one of those leading the campaign, says the decision to turn off the streetlights must be reversed:

Lincolnshire County Council says it'll monitor any effects the changes to street lighting have, but it won't alter its policy at this time.

BBC Weather Watchers

Our BBC Weather Watchers have once again been in action, capturing another day in Lincolnshire on camera.

This is a lovely blue-sky shot from Fiona in Boston - though that windmill probably isn't moving much today!:

More now on the decision to put the trust responsible for hospitals in Scunthorpe and Grimsby back into special measures .

Image source, PA

The health watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has raised concerns over emergency, outpatient and maternity services.

An inspection, held between October and December last year, included Scunthorpe General Hospital and Diana Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby. 

Amanda Stanford, from the CQC, says the hospitals weren't up-to-scratch in some areas: 

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

The top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom so far today include:

• The trust which runs hospitals in Grimsby and Scunthorpe has been put back into special measures
• Campaigners are due to meet in Boston later to discuss concerns about streetlights being switched off
• A new campaign to get 10,000 people in our county trained in CPR is being launched by BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Today will be dry with variable cloud and some bright or sunny spells. 

Cloud may be more persistent over some of the higher areas of the county. 

Winds will be mainly light, and it will feel warm during any brighter periods in the east.  

Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online

Missing mum  Samantha Baldwin and her two sons have been found , police have confirmed.

Image source, Nottinghamshire Police

Ms Baldwin went missing with her sons on 27 March and was believed to have connections with Lincolnshire.

A force statement said they were now with officers and safe.