Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's all from us this week, I hope we've managed to keep you up-to-date on all the very latest.

We'll be back on Monday from 08:00, but until then I'll leave you with five things we've learned today:

• Health bosses say Lincoln A&E is likely to struggle over the weekend because of a staff shortage
• The boss of the Butlins resort in Skegness says Lincolnshire businesses need clarity over EU migration plans
• A film documenting Lincoln City's epic last season premieres tonight - and there'll be a red carpet for the players
• The Queen's Medical Centre, much used by people from across Lincolnshire, is now 40-years-old
• But that's nothing compared to the Heckington Show which turns 150 this weekend

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

I bet you didn't know how good Lincoln is at the tug-of-war!

You may normally thing of it as something you do at a county fair on a muddy field somewhere - but it's also a competitive sport taking a lot of training.

And, it appears, it's something that Lincoln does very well...

Image source, Paul Flannery

This weekend the city's team is in Poland representing GB in the World Games.

They're competing in the 700kg category - and are hoping to beat the bronze medal they were awarded last year.

Good luck lads!

Lincolnshire Echo

Police in body armour , externalhave raided a property in Lincolnshire after complaints of "drug activity" in the area.

Image source, Lincolnshire Echo/Lincolnshire Police

Victoria Holland
Journalist, BBC Look North

There's growing concern about the number of cyclists being killed in collisions across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Figures from Safer Roads Humber show there was a 41% increase in serious injuries and deaths involving cyclists between 2011 and 2016.

Cycle groups are now calling for a radical overview of how roads are laid out and how bike riders are treated:

Liam Barnes
BBC News Online

Over the years, lots of people from Lincolnshire have been taken there by the air ambulance after road accidents or for specialist operations...

I'm talking, of course, about Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre which today marks the 40th anniversary since it first opened its doors.

Here's a short video on some of the surprising stats and famous faces that have passed through its 26 miles of corridors over the last four decades:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A Lincolnshire seafood processing company has been fined £100,000 after one of its employees fell 7m while painting.

Virginius Kurselis was standing inside a box held up by a fork lift truck which tipped forward, seriously injuring him. He spent four weeks in hospital as a result.

Lincoln Crown Court was told Mr Kurselis had been given no training prior to the incident at the Fishgate Ltd factory, near Market Rasen, in July 2013 - and that no-one was supervising at the time.

The firm denied a charge of failing to discharge a duty of health, safety and welfare of an employee.

The company, which is currently in administration and was not represented in court, was also ordered to pay about £20,000 in costs.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

We told you earlier that the story of Lincoln City securing promotion and battling FA Cup giants is hitting the big screen tonight.

Image source, Lincoln City

As well as a big night for fans and players, it's also a dream come true for director - and Lincoln City supporter - Sam Ashoo.

Lucy Martin
BBC Weather

The rest of this afternoon will see variable cloud with a few scattered showers.

Cloud will build from the south west ahead of some rain arriving later this evening.

Breezy - but pleasant in the sun if you can find it.

BBC News Travel

The A157 has re-opened between the Mill Lane junction and the Bluestone Heath Road junction in Burgh on Bain.

A crash had closed the stretch earlier today.

Lincolnshire Echo

A terrified mother has spoken of the horrifying moment her 13-year-old son was targeted by a masked man , externalin a drive-by shooting in Cleethorpes.

Image source, Lincolnshire Echo

Antiques and collectibles belonging to one of Lincolnshire's most famous families are going to auction in Lincoln.

More than 700 lots from the home of Nigel Marshall, who died earlier this year, are due to go to the highest bidders.

He was the great great grandson of William Marshall, who founded the well-known Gainsborough engineering firm.

Here are a couple of the items up for grabs. Take a look at this stationery box:

And the item below would be the perfect accessory for tonight's Lincoln City film premiere - a diamond imp tie pin!:

A shortage of accident and emergency doctors is being blamed for a reduced service over the weekend.

A total of 45 women in Lincolnshire have been identified in the past two-and-a-half years as having undergone female genital mutilation (FGM), the NHS has revealed.

None of them received FGM in the UK, the majority live in the south of the county and none of the cases involve children, according to health managers.

Lincolnshire has low numbers of FGM compared with urban areas such as London.

The practice is illegal in the UK and it is compulsory for family doctors, hospitals and mental health trusts to report any new cases in their patients.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Country shows are a bit of a staple when it comes to living in Lincolnshire and one of the best is celebrating its 150th anniversary this weekend.

Heckington Show is thought to be the biggest in the country, external and they've got another bumper weekend lined up.

Image source, Lincolnshire Life

The Lincolnite

Conflict Management Instructor and volunteer Paul Otley, from Lincoln, has been praised by Scotland Yard, external for his development of a programme to stop young people committing crimes.

Image source, The lincolnite

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A lack of doctors means health bosses are struggling to fill staffing rotas this weekend at Lincoln County Hospital's A&E, it's emerged.

Image source, Google

The start of the peak holiday season coupled with a national lack of doctors and agency staff means special measures are having to be taken at the hospital.

Pilgrim Hospital in Boston is also "still experiencing difficulties", according to NHS bosses, although it's still meeting its minimum staffing requirements.

People are being asked to stay away from Lincoln's A&E unless it's a genuine emergency.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The resort director of Butlins in Skegness says the county's tourist industry needs to know where it stands on employing EU migrants.

Image source, Butlins

The government's commissioned a study into the economic contribution of EU nationals, but it won't report back until six months before Brexit - prompting criticism from opposition parties.

Chris Baron, from Butlins, says tourist industry employers need to know what the plans are as soon as possible:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

In case you've forgotten - which I'm sure you haven't! - Lincoln City made history last season with their FA Cup run and league title victory.

Tonight, a film celebrating the club's fantastic 2016-17 season will have its first showing on the silver screen.

The film, Impossible is Just an Option, is being screened at the Odeon and it's already a sell-out.

Take a look the trailer here and remember some of those good times:

Dramatic stuff, eh? We're told there'll be a red carpet at the screenings tonight for the team themselves.

Doctors are advising people in East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire to get tested for chlamydia.

It's after Yorkshire and the Humber region emerged as one of the areas with the highest detection rates of the disease in the country.

That's according to figures released by Public Health England, which also place Hull first for rate of detection in the area.

Jill Ladlow, from Virgin Care Sexual Health, says the team always tries to reassure patients who may have contracted the disease:

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Take a look at this amazing photo sent to us by Matt Smart - the Typhoon team practising at RAF Coningsby:

Image source, Matt Smart