The sons of Lance Hart who shot dead his wife and daughter in Spalding last July have been commended by domestic abuse charities for speaking out
Volunteer groups which support people with mental health issues in Lincolnshire say they're struggling to recruit new members
There's been a crash on the A151 in Moulton near Spalding - the road is closed in both directions
Updates on Friday 2 June 2017
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
A vigil will take place, external outside Lincoln Cathedral this evening to mark last week's terror attack in Manchester.
It starts at 19:00 BST and at 19:45 BST the names of the victims will be read out and prayers will be said for them and their families. A two-minute silence will also be observed.
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
The launch of Lincoln's Battles and Dynasties, external exhibition this weekend has been hailed a success.
People were able to see the Domesday Book, external on its first trip outside London on display at the castle.
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There were also authentic re-enactments of the Battle of Lincoln in the castle grounds.
Over at The Collection, all sorts of artefacts can be seen including a van Dyck portrait of Charles I hich belongs to the Queen and a prayer book that Richard III carried into the Battle of Bosworth.
You've got until 3 September to see it all.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Risk of a shower this evening.
Then dry with clear periods overnight, light and variable winds. Minimum temperature 7C (45F).
Here's my forecast:
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Armed officers sent to Lincolnshire have returned home today after four days patrolling the streets of the county.
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Dozens of officers from across the UK were drafted to the county when the terror threat level in the UK was raised to critical in the wake of the Manchester bombing.
The officers were deployed in the county to support Lincolnshire Police's existing armed response units.
It's the first time Lincolnshire Police have worked with the Ministry of Defence Police, whose prime role is to protect MoD bases
Quote MessageThese dedicated officers have travelled a long way, leaving their families behind, to serve the people of Lincolnshire during this challenging time."
Marc Jones, Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Here's the top stories so far this afternoon from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
People are being encouraged to take part in a clean up of Cleethorpes beach as part of a celebration of our oceans today.
The Keep It Clear, external event, which urges people to not flush things like cotton buds and wipes down the toilet, has been organised by Anglian Water.
Sarah Dodson from the company says it's important to get people together to care for the environment:
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
More than 400 calls were made by Lincolnshire's prisons to the region's ambulance service in the last three years.
Many inmates at our jails and Morton Hall Immigration Centre needed ambulances after being attacked or overdosing on drugs.
The figures come from a Freedom of Information request to EMAS.
BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
This evening at 22:45 BST Peter Levy will be leading a debate with local politicians ahead of the general election next week.
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Tune in to BBC One to hear the answers to your questions.
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
British Airways is now operating a full service after an IT problem caused major disruption.
Hundreds of flights had to be cancelled over the bank holiday weekend.
BA's chief executive blamed a power surge for the failure which affected 75,000 people.
Image source, AFPAnne Ward, from North Hykeham, was caught up in the chaos at the weekend. She's missed out on a cruise along the Danube. She feels sorry for everyone who's waiting for their holiday.
Quote MessageIt's horrendous really... There were a lot of people in transit standing in the queues, little children, little babies. How horrible for them!"
Anne Ward, North Hykeham
Pat from Metheringham was booked on a flight. She says it was absolute chaos at Heathrow, with queues outside the building.
Quote MessageAll of us have said we will never fly with them again. I think it's damaged their image now and I'm sure a lot of people will say the same."
Pat Mundy, Metheringham
A German bierkeller and restaurant , externalwill bring a slice of Munich culture to Lincoln next month.
Following an investment of between £300,000 and £400,000, the Original Bierkeller will officially open on Silver Street in the former Forum Wetherspoons restaurant, bringing around 150 jobs to the city.
Image source, The Original Bierkeller in Sheffield / the Lincolnite
Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The man in charge of the Woodside Wildlife Park in Lincolnshire, which has rescued tigers, has expressed his sadness following the death of the zookeeper in Cambridgeshire.
Hamerton Zoo Park near Huntingdon will remain closed today after 33-year-old Rosa King died yesterday.
Quote MessageInitially of course you just feel for the people concerned. Obviously the family of the lady and the other keepers and everyone down there, it's a dreadful situation.
Neil Mumby, Woodside Wildlife Park
He added that the checks are strict.
Quote MessageWe build the facility here to the highest possible standard... We took the standards and then built it much much higher specifications. That's hopefully what they've done down there but something has gone wrong.
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Well we all know Lincolnshire has some fantastic beaches... But what about in Grantham?!
This summer, the town's market place will once again be transformed into a seaside resort for a weekend.
The 126 square metre beach will be in the town from Friday 7 July - Sunday 9 July and promises to bring all the fun, sounds and sights of the seaside.
Image source, South Kesteven District CouncilQuote MessageThe success of last year’s market place showpiece means we’re glad to confirm more seaside style entertainment and a return of the beach this summer.
Paul Stokes, SKDC’s Business Manager for Venues and Facilities
A new Humber trail is being launched that will take people on a scenic journey through the rich landscapes of the region.
The Humber trail is a 250 mile route that spans from as far north as Flamborough lighthouse and Bempton cliffs to as far south as Gainsthorpe Medieval Village in Lincolnshire.
Image source, East Riding of Yorkshire CouncilIt'll also link 70 fascinating sites of interest including museums and art galleries, historic houses and gardens, and archaeological areas.
The Humber 250 Trail will be launched on 2 June at Normanby Hall, North Lincolnshire.
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Luke Holland from Grantham was a special guest at Caudwell Children's annual Butterfly Ball last Thursday.
The 14-year-old, who has cerebral palsy, made his way up the red carpet with a host of celebrities and other young beneficiaries.
The event raised over £1m for the charity, which provides practical and emotional support for disabled children and their families.
Luke posed with some of guests on the red carpet.
Quote MessageHe happily posed on the red carpet with a number of celebrity guests and had a fantastic time, he was in his element.
Trudi Beswick, Chief Executive from Caudwell Children
Image source, Caudwell Children
Image source, Caudwell ChildrenHumberside Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter has announced Lee Freeman as the preferred candidate for Chief Constable of Humberside Police following the recent selection process.
Image source, Humberside Police & Crime CommissionerGrimsby-born Mr Freeman will now attend a confirmation hearing with the Humberside Police and Crime Panel in June.
The Chief Constable position became available after Justine Curran stood down in February.
BBC Radio Humberside
Some businesses in Grimsby say they'll be badly affected when their business rates increase.
North East Lincolnshire council is putting up charges for companies at the Nunsthorpe Business Units because they say they can't afford to subsidise the charges anymore.
Some business owners say the charges aren't acceptable.
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
A fundraising page, external has been started after a 10-year-old boy was injured when a tree came down in Lincolnshire at the weekend.
Three other people, including a nine-year-old boy, were injured after the tree fell onto South Street in Alford on Saturday afternoon.
The Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire Air Ambulance was called to the scene and the 10-year-old was flown to Lincoln County Hospital, the others went to Pilgrim Hospital by land ambulance.
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Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
The top stories so far this morning from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Applications are now open, external for the next intake of trainees at Lincolnshire Police... and you no longer have to live in Lincolnshire to apply to become a police officer in the county.
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The force faced criticism last year for restricting applications to people who lived or worked in Lincolnshire.
However, Chief Constable Bill Skelly has dropped the policy and new recruits are now only required to have lived in the UK for the past three years.
It'll be a dull start this morning but the cloud should clear and some warm, bright or sunny spells should develop through the afternoon.
A few showers are also expected.
