Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Plans to build 120 new houses in a Lincolnshire village are to be considered.

Image source, North Kesteven District Council

Produce World Group has included proposals for a residential home, parking and a village green at a site in Swinderby, near Lincoln.  

There are also plans for a doctor's surger if it's decided that it needs one. 

The development is to be considered by North Kesteven District Council.  

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

This Saturday marks 800 years since the Battle of Lincoln - and there are lots of activities planned in the city to mark the occasion in style. 

Image source, Lincoln BIG

The centrepiece is the Lincoln Knights' Trail, which will see 36 full-size knights placed around the city centre for visitors to discover.  

Also planned is a short re-enactment of the battle at the west front of Lincoln Cathedral at 14:00 and a medieval farmers' market which kicks off at 09:00.

The knights will stay in place until September. Lots more information about what's happening can be found at the website here, external.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire's hospitals and GP surgeries are asking patients to bear with staff as things return to normal following the NHS cyber attack. 

NHS bosses say that while services are up and running again, some systems are still slow. 

Gary James, from the Lincolnshire East Clinical Commissioning Group, which runs some GP services in the county, says practices will now need to catch up on missed appointments:

Jennifer Bartram
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It'll be cloudy with outbreaks of rain throughout the day, which may turn more persistent at times.

Some heavy and thundery bursts possible, especially in the east. 

It will feel cool in the wet and overcast conditions.  

Watch my forecast here:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning from Lincoln, it's Martin with you today.

I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county. 

If you want to get in touch you can. Just send me an email, or message me on Facebook, external or Twitter, external. 

Send me your pictures, or any news or info about what's happening where you are.

A number of World War Two artillery shells were discovered by council workers at a waste site in Boston, Lincolnshire.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's it for Tuesday - but we'll be back with more live updates from 08.00 tomorrow. 

In the meantime, breaking news, sport and travel will appear here overnight.

Just before we end - let's look back at five things we've found out since we started out this morning:

• A Lincolnshire town's ditched its mayor after generations
• So-called litter police will be watching you if you go to Boston
• A Lincolnshire woman will be wanting for nothing after winning big on the lottery
• Protesters have failed to halt a £1.4m leisure centre revamp plan
• Lincoln Cathedral has welcomed three new feathered arrivals

Bye for now!

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

This amazing footage shows a bomb which was dumped at Boston tip being exploded by RAF experts.

Lincolnshire County Council says the bomb was among several found at the tip on Sunday.

The authority says it's not the first time live ammunition's been found at the recycling centre. Bullets were also found in March - causing two emergency closures of the tip.

David Sykes
Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The City of Lincoln Council's just issued artists' impressions showing how the revamped Birchwood Leisure Centre in Lincoln will look.

Plans to spend £1.4m on the centre, in Birchwood Avenue, have been controversial because a sports hall and social club will make way for new facilities including a cafe.

The picture below shows how it looks now and the plan for the future.

Image source, Google

Image source, City of Lincoln Council

The project was re-examined by the council's scrutiny committee last night after protests about the plan, but objections were overruled.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

The organisers of the Colour Dash at the Lincolnshire Showground said 3,000 people took part and have pledged more than £150,000 in sponsorship.

The weekend event was in aid of St Barnabas Hospice, which provides hospice services across the county.

Image source, Instinctive Photography

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

We should expect a cloudy evening with patchy rain but it will clear.

It's bad news tomorrow though - take a look at my full forecast below:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Rail passengers using Northern rail services in Lincolnshire face disruption at the end of the month. 

A 24-hour strike has been announced by the RMT union in a continuing row over staffing. 

Union members will walk out on Tuesday 30 May the day after the bank holiday. The action will affect services on the Lincoln to Sheffield route via Gainsborough.

Northern has issued a statement to say it's frustrated by this latest strike action.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Some good news from the Lincoln group of the RSPB, which keeps an eye on the resident Peregrine Falcons at Lincoln Cathedral. 

Image source, Lincoln Cathedral

Three eggs were spotted by the cathedral's works department back in March - and today it's being reported that all three have hatched.  

The RSPB is setting up its regular watchpoint for people who would like to have a look at the birds. The photo above was taken from the point a few years ago.

The watchpoint will run most weekends in June and July, close to the Tennyson statue near the Cathedral tea rooms off Eastgate.

A mother has admitted hiding her newborn baby in a drain. 

The infant was found wrapped in three bin bags and a towel by a plumber working at a property in Scartho Road, Grimsby, in February 2016.

Sinead Connett of Constables Way, Hertford, pleaded guilty before town magistrates to concealing the boy's birth between 6 and 13 August 2013 and secretly deposing of his body.

The 28-year-old will be sentenced at Grimsby Crown Court next month.

William Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I've just been in touch with Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust about the latest situation following Friday's cyber attack which hit many part of the NHS in England and Scotland.

The trust runs community hospitals in Louth, Gainsborough, Skegness and Spalding, as well as sexual health services and community nursing.  

A spokesman says the trust is still unable to use a lot of its IT systems, although it is now in the "recovery phase", which means bringing computers online a few at a time.  

Emails and shared IT networks remain unavailable and for a while the trust's operations centre had to move from Lincoln to Louth.

More details as and when we get them.

Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire Live

BBC Radio Lincolnshire was in Sleaford earlier to kick off a series of general election hustings in the run-up to polling day in June.

Questions were selected at random from the BBC Radio Lincolnshire Tumble Dryer of Democracy (which you can see in action below).

You can hear what the candidates had to say here.

Arcade Fire, one of the world's biggest bands, are to play at The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe, it's been announced.

The Canadian rock band will play there on 7 June, with the gig played "in the round" with the stage in the middle of the crowd.  

Arcade Fire's music reached number one in the UK charts after the release of their fourth album Reflektor three years ago.

The band also received an Academy Award nomination after being featured in the film Her in 2013.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Fruit trees which were being grown as part of a community scheme in Boston have been destroyed by vandals.

Image source, Boston Borough Council

The trees were provided by Boston Town Area Committee with the aim of growing a community orchard in St John's Park in Skirbeck Road.

The idea was that once fully grown, local residents would be able to help themselves to the ripe fruit from the trees.

Image source, Boston Borough Council

Boston Borough Council's anti-social behaviour officer Ian Dunn (pictured) is now appealing for help to find the vandals who snapped the trees in half earlier this month.

Anyone with information is being asked to call Boston Borough Council on 01205 314318.

Kimberley Metcalfe
BBC Local Live, Hull and East Yorkshire

We've all daydreamed about how we would spend a huge lottery win.

That dream has now come true for Annie Showell from Scunthorpe.

She's won a £1m National Lottery jackpot.

Can I borrow a fiver, Annie?:

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom so far this afternoon:

• County's hospital trust says it's "out of major incident" after NHS cyber attack
• Firefighters tackle two house fires in the county
• Boston's litter wardens dish out fines worth thousands in first fortnight of operations