Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Yesterday we were telling you how the council chamber at Lincolnshire County Council broke into spontaneous applause when there was a marriage proposal.

Martin Trollope-Bellew was making his final speech as a councillor when he decided to pop the question.

Here's the moment it happened:

You'll be pleased to know that despite her hesitation here - it didn't take long for Rosemary Woolley to accept.

Police in Boston have released these pictures today - they're part of a collection of commemorative coins and medals.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

It's thought they may have been stolen in a burglary. They're appealing for you to get in touch if you know where they belong.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Senior police in Lincolnshire say there will be no change in the way the county is policed in the wake of last night's terror attack in Manchester.

Assistant Chief Constable Paul Gibson (below) has released a statement on the force website this afternoon to deliver a "be alert, not alarmed" message.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A woman who has died after the motorbike she was riding was in collision with a car in Lincolnshire yesterday has been named by police.

Naomi Fox, who was 37 and from Lincoln, suffered serious injuries in the crash at around 15:50 yesterday.

Officers say she died this morning.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Sharon Edwards
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's a video from Lincoln Cathedral this lunchtime - where visitors have been remembering those involved in the terror attack in Manchester last night.

Similar scenes are taking place around the county, and the country, as people try to come to terms with what's happened, as the names of victims are made public.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

On a day of darkness and difficulty, it's nice to hear that Lincolnshire's Johnny Walkers has had more success at the Chelsea Flower Show.

Mr Walkers, who's worked for Holbeach-based Taylors Bulbs for more than a quarter of a century, has the Midas touch when it comes to daffs.

It's his 24th consecutive gold at Chelsea - blooming marvellous!

Image source, Getty Images

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Three of Lincolnshire's beaches are among the best and cleanest in the world.

The central beaches in Skegness (pictured below), Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea have all retained their Blue Flag status.

Image source, Mat Fascione/Geograph

The blue flag is awarded to beaches which meet strict water quality standards and helps local councils market their destinations to tourists.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

I'm at Lincoln Cathedral this lunchtime where people have gathered to say prayers for people affected by the Manchester suicide attack.

The picture below shows a candle held in the arms of an angel which clergy light at times of national grief and shock.

I've been speaking to people here - there's a real sense of solidarity with those affected.

BBC News Travel

The A46 has been cleared at Welton, north of Lincoln, after a three-car crash.

It's not known if there were any serious injuries.

The road was completely closed for around two hours after the collision which happened in this morning's rush hour, close to the Centurion Garage.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

This picture just tweeted by the City of Lincoln Council shows its leader, Councillor Ric Metcalfe, signing a book of condolence opened by the authority this lunchtime following the Manchester suicide attack:

The council is also flying its flag at half mast above the Stonebow in Lincoln city centre:

Image source, City of Lincoln Council

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

There will be more police on the streets in North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire in response to last night's suicide attack in Manchester which killed 22 people and injured 59.

Humberside Police has released a statement this morning from assistant chief constable Andy Dyer.

He said: "There is no information suggesting an imminent threat to our area at this time. We are taking all possible steps to keep people safe and to minimise the risk of a terrorist attack occurring in our force area.

"The public will see an enhanced policing presence, including armed police, across Humberside as the UK police, together with security and intelligence services, work around the clock to keep communities safe."

Sharon Edwards
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Clergy at Lincoln Cathedral have lit a special candle as a focus for prayers for those involved in the Manchester attack last night.

Image source, Kim Fyson/Geograph

Stamford All Saints' Church (above) is also holding a half-hour Prayers for Peace Eucharist at noon today "for those wanting help to think through the dreadful events in Manchester"

The church says people from all faiths are welcome

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The Deputy Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police, Gary Knighton, is leaving the force after just over a year.

Mr Knighton, was Assistant Chief Constable in Derbyshire when he joined Lincolnshire Police in February 2016.

He's now heading back to Derbyshire as Deputy Chief Constable.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The police have just confirmed that a woman's died after a crash at Middle Rasen, north of Lincoln, yesterday.

Officers say the victim, who was in her 30s and from the Lincoln area, was riding a motorbike when it collided with a car at around 15:50 yesterday.

Here's the latest from Paul Nuttall - the UKIP leader and Boston and Skegness General Election candidate:

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Sally from Lincoln was at Manchester Arena on Saturday for a Take That concert. She called me this morning and spoke on air. She says she feels like she had a lucky escape:

The flags at Lincolnshire Police HQ (below left) and North Kesteven District Council in Sleaford (below right) are flying at half mast today after the explosion at Manchester Arena last night.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police/North Kesteven District Council

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire's most senior police are gathering this morning as part of a so-called Gold Command meeting.

They will be discussing their response to the Manchester attack with a view to major events in the region this summer.

Click here to read what we know so far about what happened last night:

It comes as the Prime Minister is chairing a meeting of the national emergency committee Cobra.

Greater Manchester Police chief constable Ian Hopkins said he was treating the attack as terror.

If it is confirmed to be a terrorist attack, it would be the worst in the UK since 52 people were killed in the London bombings of July 2005.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

People across Lincolnshire are expressing their shock and disbelief this morning at the attack on Manchester Arena overnight.

The county's police and crime commissioner Marc Jones has just been speaking to BBC Radio Lincolnshire.

He took his eight-year-old daughter to her first concert a few days ago - the star was Ariana Grande - who was on stage in Manchester last night.

He says he and his daughter are deeply shocked by what's happened.

He also says senior officers in the county are looking at how this attack will affect security for major events in the county, and added Greater Manchester Police will receive help from our force if requested.

BBC News Travel

There's an update on that crash on the A46 at Welton from Lincolnshire Police.

The road is now completely blocked. Police say it won't be open till around 11:00.