Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Time's running out for one very lucky person to claim £1m.

A winning Euromillions ticket was bought in North Kesteven on the Tuesday, 17 January, but no one has come forward to claim their prize.

The National Lottery say if the million pound winnings go unclaimed the money will go to good causes.

The winning UK Millionaire Maker code VRMS 13842.

I suggest you go and check your old tickets!

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Our top stories so far this morning for our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Thousands of bottles of fake perfumes have been seized in Boston

• After nine months away the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Lancaster bomber returns to our skies
• People in Lincolnshire are being warned to expect a significant rise in burglary statistics

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Trading Standards officers in Lincolnshire and police raided the home of a person using Facebook to sell goods in Boston yesterday afternoon (Tuesday 4 July) and found thousands of bottles of fake perfumes.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

Officers acted on intelligence and found counterfeit versions of Chanel, Dior and YSL.

The person was known to be selling the fake fragrances on over 500 Facebook pages.

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

People in Lincolnshire are being warned to expect a significant rise in burglary numbers. The increase is due to a change in the way that statistics are compiled - rather than an increase in actual crime.

Image source, Thinkstock

Currently burglary statistics are separated into two categories - dwelling, those that take place in people's homes - and non-dwelling for areas such as gardens or sheds.

The Home office has now decided to change that - there will be no distinction between home and garden. Instead statistics will be separated into two new categories - residential burglaries and business and community burglaries.

Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commisioneer Marc Jones says the new rules will give a clearer more simplified view of crime figures - and allow police to better target their resources.

But he warns that in some areas it will appear that burglary numbers have increased.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

After nine months away the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's Lancaster bomber returned to our skies.

She's been away getting a "deep service", including a new paint job.

Pilot Tim Dunlop and co-pilot Seb Davey brought her back to bomber county yesterday afternoon from RAF Duxford.

A crowd gathered outside the fence at RAF Coningsby hours before to see the Lancaster return home.

One of them was Lois who moved from New Zealand to Lincolnshire because her father flew in Lancasters during the war:

In case you missed it, here's a video of the Lancaster coming in:

BBC Weather

There'll be some light and patchy rain across the north of the county as first. However, most of today will be dry and bright, becoming warm.

Here's Lisa Gallagher with the weather forecast for Lincolnshire:

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

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A mental health patient was killed in his room despite staff checking him regularly, a court hears.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

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

Breaking news, weather and travel will continue here throughout the night.

Just before we go let's look back at five things we've learned today:

• The Lincolnshire Lancaster is back in "Bomber County" after nine months away
• Film crews have arrived in Gainsborough as Mike Leigh shoots his latest movie
• Sir Anthony Hopkins is partial to a selfie - if you ask nicely
• An algae-affected lake in Skegness is safe for boating

• You need the right template if you're going to paint a cycle on a cycle path

Paula Brown says the bike marking painted on a Sleaford cycle path looks "like a penny farthing".

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Earlier we were telling you how the needle exchange for drug addicts was going to close at Boots in Sleaford (below).

It's after staff said they had been subjected to threats of violence. The High Street giant had said it would close immediately.

But after the story was picked up by BBC Radio Lincolnshire - which heard locals concerns about discarded needles - a deal's been struck to extend the service until a replacement can be found.

The county's director of public health Tony McGinty says Boots will host the exchange until the end of the month, giving more time for a new home to be found.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Police is currently running an amnesty for firearms.

Officers say 13 weapons, mainly air weapons, have been handed in so far across the county, plus some cartridges.

Here's a video explaining what's happening in the county:

James Morton told police "I killed someone and it was an accident", a court hears.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Residents of a block of flats in Lincoln have been allowed back home - after it was evacuated at lunchtime.

Fire crews were called to Witham Wharf near the Brayford Pool at 13:30 after reports of smoke in the building.

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue said it was caused by an electrical fault in the air ventilation system.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Lancaster Bomber should be back on the ground in Lincolnshire by nightfall, according to the RAF.

The aircraft's been undergoing a major refit at Duxford in Cambridgeshire, but the aim is to get it back to RAF Coningsby this evening.

A spokesman for the BBMF said crews will make final assessments of the weather conditions before setting off.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

We've showed this picture a couple of times already today - but I hope you'll agree it's worth another look.

It's a representation of a bicycle rendered by contractors on London Road in Sleaford - locals think it's been done freehand.

Image source, Paula Brown

And they're right! Here's the statement from Western Power Distribution, which did the roadworks and employed staff to repaint the road markings.

A spokesman said: "The work to reinstate the cycle path was carried out by a contractor on Western Power Distribution’s behalf.

"It seems they did not have the correct piece of equipment to hand and so attempted to paint it freehand.

"Arrangements have been made to replace it tomorrow and we can assure residents that it will be at no cost to them."

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

We've heard from East Lindsey District Council this afternoon which owns the boating lake in Skegness affected by blue green algae.

Although people are being advised to stay out of the water - Public Health England has said it is safe for the boats to continue operating.

A council spokesman said: "The warning signage will remain in situ for the time-being, whilst we take proactive steps to address the algae.

"Further water sampling will also take place in due course."

North Lincolnshire Council has suspended residential and trade waste collection over the next five days in the area near to where a body was found.

Earlier today we told you that police had found a body in Scunthorpe near Mary Street and investigations were ongoing.

Image source, Google

The area affected (pictured) includes Exeter Road, Cliff Gardens, Oswald Road and Doncaster Road boundary and all the streets within the area.

Once clearance is given from the police the council will make sure all collections are brought up to date.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The son of a man who was killed in a quarry incident near Grantham yesterday has spoken after police released his name.

Richard Marjoram, who was 57, and from Deeping St Nicholas was killed at Stainby Quarry.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

His son Ben said: "We are deeply shocked and upset at the death of my father, who was a very special husband to mum and also a fantastic father and much loved grandfather.

"Words cannot describe how much we will miss him."

Lincolnshire Police and the Health and Safety Executive are investigating what happened.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

I'm down at Witham Wharf, next to Brayford Pool in Lincoln where a block of flats has been evacuated after a fire alarm went off.

Lots of firefighters here - but it appears no major blaze.

No word from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue on what caused the alert yet - more when get it.