Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Temperatures will drop and there is the chance of some rain.

Here's a look at the weather for the next few days:

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A pub near the Clock Tower in Skegness has had its alcohol licence changed after a customer lost an eye.

A man was glassed at the Marine Boathouse Bar in February.

Image source, Google

The police have taken action after concerns were raised over how staff dealt with the incident.

Drinks will now have to be served in plastic, paper or toughened glass and staff will have to go through training.

Leanne Brown
BBC Look North

It's been found that real fur incorrectly labelled as synthetic is being sold by market traders in Lincolnshire.

A BBC Look North investigation has tested several items labelled as synthetic and found they contained real animal fur from rabbits and foxes.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Police say they are looking for this woman to help them with their inquiries into the theft of two handbags from two Lincolnshire supermarkets.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

A handbag was stolen from an elderly woman shopping in Aldi in South Parade, Grantham on 9 June and on the same day this also happened at a store on Mareham Lane, Sleaford.

The victims had both left their handbags hung on the back of shopping trolleys- they were not hurt but their handbags did contain personal possessions.

If you recognise this person then the police would like to hear from you- call 101 quoting incident number 132 of 9 June.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

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

• It's been found that real fur is being sold by some market traders in Lincolnshire - a BBC Look North investigation has tested several items labelled as synthetic and found they contained real animal fur from rabbits and foxes.
• Two secondary schools in Louth are being taken over by the Tollbar Multi Academy Trust.
• Lincoln Prison is still struggling with over-crowding and violence, according to inspectors, but good work is being carried out at the jail.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Up to 1,000 new jobs could be created at a new science park extension in Lincoln.

Image source, Liz Lake Associates and Skyline CG

An application's been submitted to extend the city's innovation site - next to the university at a cost of £20 million.

The extension would also offer more commercial premises for high-tech firms.

The Science and Innovation Park is a partnership between the University of Lincoln and the Lincolnshire Co-op.

James Williams
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln City stick to red and white stripes for their new home kit and add a few new black touches and goalie Paul Farman is still in pink!

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A fire near Lincoln's left a caravan severely damaged.

Black smoke could be seen earlier coming from the Washingborough Road Traveller site.

Fire crews are at the scene.

BBC Weather

Generally dry but with more cloud around compared to previous days.

Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Two operations had to be cancelled at Pilgrim Hospital in Boston yesterday because of the heatwave.

The United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust says temporary cooling systems in the operating theatre couldn't cope with the high temperatures.

It meant implant surgery, like knee replacements, were at a high risk of infection and the surgeon decided to cancel the planned procedures.

ULHT say the cancelled operations will be rescheduled within 28 days.

Paul Russell
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Stallholders and exhibitors are making the finishing touches to their displays and stands today on the showground ahead of the Lincolnshire Show opening tomorrow.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A yellow weather warning has been issued for thunderstorms for Lincolnshire from the early hours of tomorrow morning.

The Lincolnite

It looks like a fire has broken out in the Great Northern Terrace area off Canwick Road in Lincoln.

Fire crews have been deployed to the scene.

HMP Lincoln is struggling to hold prisoners in safe and decent conditions, a report finds.

Kelsey Whitehead duped her employer into giving her more than £14,000 for her terminal cancer.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

People living in Lincolnshire say they're concerned about the state of overgrown verges in parts of the county.

Residents in places like Horncastle and Fishtoft say that the overgrown grass is covering up road signs and junctions, which could put people's lives at risk.

Some have got so fed up with the long grass they've decided to cut it themselves.

A highways spokesperson says the council funds two cuts a year at locations where overgrown grass could cause safety issues.

In some areas the work will be taken on by the district or parish council which might do more regular mowing.

Helen Gardner
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Monks' Dyke Tennyson College which was put into special measures at the end of last year has been taken over by the Tollbar Multi Academy Trust.

The trust says it's committed to making rapid improvements and has a record for turning around struggling schools such as the academies in Cleethorpes and Somercotes.

It will take charge in September.

Image source, Google

Meanwhile it's also emerged that Cordeaux Academy in Louth has been taken over by the Tollbar Multi Academy Trust.

It is said to be making improvements after a disappointing inspection by Ofsted.

Image source, Google

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom this morning:

• Delays in implementing fire safety recommendations at Louth Hospital are being questioned - NHS Property Services say they drew up an action plan in March and a number of items are now complete
• Lincoln Prison is still struggling with over-crowding and violence but inspectors say some good work is being carried out at the jail
• People living in Lincolnshire say they're concerned about the state of overgrown verges in parts of the county

Hope Bolger
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln Prison is still struggling with over-crowding and violence, according to inspectors, but good work is being carried out at the jail.

During an unannounced visit, inspectors said violent incidents had increased, mostly because of the prevalence of drugs, and that the recent influx of inmates from other prisons was creating a challenging atmosphere.

Other areas of concern included education, death in custody investigations, and a failure to prepare inmates for release.

However, staff were praised for their good relationships with prisoners, progress is being made on reducing violent behaviour and work to make the prison cleaner and more decent was going well.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

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