Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Look out ladies because now it's time for more on Skegness' most eligible bachelor, Nudge the shark. 

Curator at the Aquarium, Sam Rees, says they've got their fingers crossed for babies but any matchmaking will have to be done quite slowly: 

LinkBut what is Nudge on the look out for when he's swiping on 'Fin-der'? Maybe something like this...

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The engineering giant Siemens has announced that they're building a new state-of-the-art 7,000 square metre operation centre in Lincoln's Teal Park.

They're going to move their small gas turbine parts and engine storage from it's current site on Freeman Road to the new building.

Image source, Siemens

They're hoping to finish the building by January 2018 and move employees in by the Spring.  

In addition Siemens are also buying 11 acres on the Teal Park estate. 

BBC Weather Watchers

Here's a nice shot from Weather Watcher milliegeorge&me. 

Makes you want to just have a lie down and watch the clouds go by!

The Lincolnite

A 46-year-old man will appear at Lincoln Crown Court to face charges of an alleged offence following a sting from a team of self-named ‘paedophile hunters’ who claimed to have snared him by posing as a teenage schoolgirl, external online.  

Image source, The Lincolnite

Rod Whiting
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

More now on the proposed flood barrier for Boston.

Not everyone is in favour of the £100m scheme which the Environment Agency says will reduce the risk of flooding for 14,000 homes.

An initial consultation is being held today.

Fishermen in the town are worried that its current location will decimate their industry:  

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's some of the top stories from around the county this lunchtime:

• Grantham and Stamford MP Nick Boles is cancer-free and preparing to contest the seat once again in the upcoming election 
• The CPS says their investigation into election expenses will still go ahead on schedule - Lincolnshire Police were one of the forces who submitted files to them
• Nudge the Skegness shark is looking for love    

Lincolnshire Reporter

A severe fire which took place in Sutton on Sea, external is now being treated as arson.  

Image source, Lincolnshire reporter

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A public inquiry examining the Boston flood barrier begins today. 

It'll consider the environmental impact, the engineering needed to make it work, and the benefits of having it as well as the concerns.

If it goes ahead, the barrier is expected to cost £100m and should reduce the risk of flooding to 14,000 homes.

BBC News Travel

Traffic is slow and the road is partially blocked in Saxilby.

There's been a crash on the A57 Gainsborough Road around the B1241 Mill Lane.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Take a look at this beach hut in Sandilands that's caught the eye of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

It used to be a toilet block until designer Jonathan Hendry got his hands on it.

It's up against seven other innovative buildings across the East Midlands. What do you think of it?  

Police want to know if you've seen this bike on the roads.

It was reported stolen from a property in Eastville overnight between 11 and 12 April. 

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

It's a black Beeline Supermoto and its registration is L264 OJO.  

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Nick Boles, the Grantham and Stamford Conservative MP, has announced that he intends to contest the seat once again on 8 June. 

There was some speculation that he may not stand for election because he has been battling cancer since October last year.

However in a statement made on his Facebook page, external Mr Boles said that he had completed his final treatment and was expected to make a full recovery by the end of the summer. 

He said he supported the PM's decision to hold an election and he has written to the local Conservative association to re-adopt him as their candidate:  

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Five fire crews are currently attending a blaze at a Skegness bungalow - more as we have it.

Katie O'Halloran
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Over the next few weeks volunteers are taking it upon themselves to improve the look of Lincoln railway station.

An unused platform will be cleared so that visitors aren't put off visiting the city if they pass through the station on the train.  

Shrubs will also be planted- and posters will be put up in the waiting room to make it look more attractive.

Peter Harrold, chairman of Lincoln's Colonia Rotary Club, says first impressions are important:

A raft of new acts are announced for Radio 1's Big Weekend in Hull including Kasabian, Biffy Clyro and Bastille.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Prosecutors are set to announce whether a string of Conservative MPs and officials will face charges in relation to allegations of breaching spending limits in the 2015 general election.

And the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says the election announcement won't change their timetable.

Several police forces - including Lincolnshire - have sent files to the CPS. The inquiries centre on the Conservative Party's national bus tour and how it was funded. 

Lincoln MP Karl McCartney says as far as he knows - he's done nothing wrong. 

Last month the electoral commission fined the Conservative party £70,000 for breaking spending rules.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Now this is exciting - we could soon see some baby sharks at Skegness Aquarium. 

Nudge the zebra shark is turning five years old soon and that means he'll the be old enough to find a mate.

But how do you do that when you're in a tank? Take a look...

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's some of the latest headlines from across the county:

• The county continues to react to the prime minister's intention to hold a snap general election
• A public inquiry examining the Boston flood barrier begins today
• A Skegness shark is about to join the "stud book"

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Starting off chilly once again with some hazy, sunny periods throughout the morning.

However, it will be generally cloudier than yesterday with a few showers arriving by evening. 

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Hello from Lincoln. Alex here, ready to bring you all the very latest news, travel, sport and weather from around the county. 

We'll keep you up-to-date with all the very latest so keep checking back to see what's new.

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