Do you recognise the man in the picture below? Police want to speak to him in connection with a collision in Boston involving a blue Honda Civic and three parked cars.

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It happened on West Street at about 16:40 on Wednesday.

The Honda, registration number LD60 MHX, was left at the scene and the driver fled the area.

Officers say they believe the man in the image may have been driving the Honda Civic.

Anyone who recognises the man, or who has information about the incident, is being asked to contact Lincolnshire Police.

Lincolnshire's International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC) says it needs the public's help in order to survive the coronavirus pandemic.

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Opening in 2018, the IBCC honours the wartime bravery of the men and women of Bomber Command.

The charity says its income was cut by 90% during lockdown, which has cast doubt over the future viability of the centre.

It's now started a crowdfunding campaign.

The railway line between Boston and Skegness is open again after two fallen trees affected services earlier:

Trains between Boston and Skegness are being disrupted by a second fallen tree.

Engineers should be on site soon:

A Lincoln pub which police say was regularly breaching Covid guidance and undermining licensing regulations has been closed down.

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The Dog and Bone on John Street has been voluntarily closed by Batemans Brewery with immediate effect, according to Lincolnshire Police.

Police say over the past month officers and Lincoln City Council's Licensing Department had been contacted by local residents concerned at how the pub was being operated.

There were reports of serving after hours, people drinking in the street, excessive noise and no social distancing or other coronavirus measures being put in place, police say.

Attempts were made to implement changes to ensure the safe operation of the venue and Batemans worked alongside police to make improvement with their tenants.

Sgt Enderby added that Batemans Brewery was "as shocked as my team to discover the pub being operated with such a blatant disregard for public health.

"They made the decision to immediately close the pub and remove the current management team," he added.

A tree's blocking the railway line between Boston and Skegness.

Engineers are heading to the scene:

Lincoln City sign Nottingham Forest forward Brennan Johnson on a season-long loan deal.

Part of a fallen tree has closed a busy road in Lincoln.

Wragby Road is currently blocked at the junction of Lee Road/Queensway.

Police are on the scene.

Without intervention, officials say the centre could be threatened with closure by January.

A Lincolnshire student remains stuck in Italy after contracting coronavirus six weeks ago and is still testing positive.

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Twenty year old Quinn Paczesny (pictured right, with friends), who's studying at Lincoln's Bishop Grosseteste University, travelled to Italy to teach English over the summer.

He's already had six positive tests and has been ordered to stay inside a Covid facility with two friends until he has two negative tests.

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said assistance is being provided.

Complaints about noisy neighbours and parties increased in Boston during the coronavirus lockdown - and went up even more when restrictions started being eased, it's been revealed.

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The borough council's environmental health team says it has been busier than ever since March when the lockdown got under way.

As well as dealing with nuisance complaints, officers are also making sure businesses in the borough are following Covid-19 safety rules and fulfilling track and trace requirements.

Tony Grey, Environmental Health Manager at Boston Borough Council, says he hopes things will be different now restrictions are once again being tightened:

A man has been charged with the murder of a man who was found dying in a street in a coastal resort.

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The victim, aged 45, was discovered on Grosvenor Road in Skegness at about 23:00 on Tuesday and was later pronounced dead at the scene.

Police have named the man as Paul Barnett and said he lived locally.

Paul Bodell, 37, of Grosvenor Road, Skegness, has been charged with murder and is due to appear in court later, the force added.

Staff at an animal rescue centre in Lincolnshire say they've seen a rise in the number of cats and dogs they've taken in since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

They suspect people bought pets on a whim during lockdown and now realise they don't have time to look after them.

Volunteers at Three Counties Dog Rescue in Bourne are urging people to think twice before taking on a pet.

Gyll Mauchline, who runs the centre, said: "We can't say we're living in normal times, but because people are getting back into a routine of possibly going to work and going out and about more, then people who got pets during lockdown have decided they can't keep animals for one reason or another."

The 37-year-old from Skegness will appear in court later, Lincolnshire Police said.

Liverpool youngster Curtis Jones is called an "exceptional talent" by boss Jurgen Klopp after his double in a 7-2 Carabao Cup win over Lincoln.

The rate of illegal fly-tipping in Boston has almost trebled in recent months, it's been revealed.

According to Boston Borough Council, it's come at a time when recycling centres are shut or operating on reduced hours.

The authority says there's "absolutely no excuse for any of it".

And volunteer Andy Kelk, from the Boston "Fly Swat" team, says: "It's terrible, and once the rubbish has been removed someone else will come along and tip again."

Farmers in Lincolnshire are being urged by police to step up security after a rise in the theft of GPS equipment from tractors.

There have been 16 reported incidents in the past week in the Boston and Spalding areas, according to Lincolnshire Police.

Officers are encouraging farmers to remove devices when they're not being used, mark them with a postcode and make a record of the serial numbers.

Gediminas Vaitkus, 43, was found seriously injured in the street in Boston and died days later in hospital.

A photograph of a mother kissing her newborn son through Personal Protective Equipment at Lincoln County Hospital has been chosen by the Duchess of Cambridge as a defining moment of the coronavirus pandemic.

Image source, Leigh Harris

The black-and-white image will form part of an exhibition called Hold Still at the National Portrait Gallery.

The Duchess, who's patron of the gallery, selected 100 pictures which capture the nation during the past six months.

Leigh Harris took the photo of his wife, Ali, and son, Indie, on his mobile phone.

Ali said: "When Indie was pulled out and put on my chest it was this moment of relief and just thank goodness he's here, he's safe and just the sweetest thing for him to have a wriggle up...and to have that as a photo at that moment is amazing."

The charges relate to when Terry Atkinson worked with a youth project in Grimsby in the 1980s.