Concerns are being raised in North East Lincolnshire over plans to to replace Toll Bar roundabout with traffic lights.

It's thought up to 10 sets of lights could be installed on the A16, but final proposals for the scheme will be agreed once a contractor for the works is appointed.

Grahame Williams, chair of New Waltham Parish Council, says he's not happy with the current proposals:

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Police have released from custody a man arrested in relation to an unexplained death in Newtoft near Market Rasen

A 40-year-old woman was found at a house on Tudor Close on Tuesday 5 September.

The postmortem the cause of death was not suspicious and they are not looking for anyone else.

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

The family of a man who died in a serious car crash on the A180 near Barnetby Top in North Lincolnshire have released a picture of him.

Sonny Kiss (pictured below) died when the Nissan Micra he was driving collided with a green tipper truck and a Vauxhaull Astra at about 05:30 on Monday morning.

Image source, Family of Sonny Kiss

Twenty-four-year-old Sonny was engaged to be married and had a young daughter.

His friends and family say he was "a lovely gentleman" who has gone "way too early".

A crowdfunding page has been set up to help raise money for his funeral.

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Have you ever fancied finding out more about Lincolnshire's hidden history, the story behind a local landmark or hero maybe, or perhaps how heritage sites are conserved and managed?

Image source, Heritage Lincolnshire

This weekend could be your chance to find out more because it's Heritage Open Day, external weekend where there'll be loads of free events across the county between today and Sunday.

Ian Marshman, organiser of this year's open days, says the idea is to show people all the things on their own doorstep they don't usually get the time to visit:

Lincolnshire Echo

Image source, Dawn Clark

Dozens of sick people are being forced to queue outside a doctor’s surgery, external on a regular basis, according to a frustrated user.

Dawn Clark claims she has been ‘drenched to the skin’ waiting outside Hawthorn Medical Practice in Skegness with countless more beside her, or sat in nearby cars.

The 53-year-old insists people are regularly being forced to wait outside in the cold, only to be told there are no appointments left when they finally get to the counter.

BBC News Travel

A motorist has been taken to hospital after an accident near Boston just before 10:00 this morning.

It closed the A16 between Kirton and Algakirk while a diesel spill was cleared.

The road has reopened but there are still delays.

George "Johnny" Johnson, 95, who later became a teacher, is awarded an honorary doctorate.

The top stories so far today from our Lincolnshire newsroom include:

• A fundraising page is set up to raise money for the funeral of 24-year-old Sonny Kiss, from Cleethorpes, who died in a collision near Barnetby Top on Monday
• The last British Dambuster, Johnny Johnson, is given a standing ovation in Lincoln Cathedral as he's awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Lincoln
• People in Lincolnshire are being warned by police to be on their guard after an elderly woman lost money in another phone scam

BBC Weather

Cloud increasing this afternoon with showery outbreaks of rain arriving.

The rain will continue into the evening, with the odd heavier burst mixed in.

Winds will also strengthen.

James Williams
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln City management duo Danny and Nicky Cowley have joined hundreds of students from the University of Lincoln to be honoured at today's graduation ceremony.

They received the Chancellor's Medal during the service at Lincoln Cathedral recognising their success with the Imps who were promoted to League Two at the end of last season.

They had this message for those assembled:

A fundraising page has been created for the funeral of 24-year-old Sonny Kiss, who died on Monday morning in a collision in North Lincolnshire.

Mr Kiss died when his car collided with a green tipper truck and a Vauxhaull Astra on the eastbound carriageway of the A180 near Barnetby Top.

Family friends of Mr Kiss are looking to raise £2,000 to go towards funeral costs, external, with any remaining cash going to his daughter.

People are being being warned to be on their guard after another phone scam in Lincolnshire.

Image source, Science Photo Library

Police say an elderly woman in Boston was tricked into transferring money from her account.

The caller persuaded her they were from the bank's fraud team.

Officers say banks would never call customers in that way.

BBC News Travel

The A16 at Kirton is closed in both directions following a serious accident affecting traffic between Algarkirk and Boston.

All emergency services are in attendance.

A man from Cleethorpes who died in a collision on the A180 near Barnetby Top in North Lincolnshire earlier this week has been named as 24-year-old Sonny Kiss.

Mr Kiss died when the Nissan Micra he was driving collided with a green tipper truck and a Vauxhaull Astra on the eastbound carriageway of the A180 at about 05:30 on Monday morning.

Anyone who witnessed the collision or who saw what happened prior to the collision is being asked to contact Humberside Police, external.

Two Lincolnshire MPs have joined the fight to protect Louth Livestock Market.

The public consultation on the future of the site closed yesterday and East Lindsey District Council has proposed three options for the site - to keep it, close it or move it.

Victoria Atkins, Conservative MP for Louth and Horncastle and Matt Warman, the Conservative MP for Boston and Skegness, have both given their views.

Ms Atkins says farming, the rural economy and the countryside are priorities for her and that the market "must stay":

While Mr Warman has had this to say on Twitter:

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Some morning brightness along with the odd light shower.

Cloud increasing this afternoon with showery outbreaks of rain arriving and continuing into the evening.

Here's my full forecast:

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Members of the National Farming Union in Lincolnshire are sceptical about the police's new rural crime plan.

The force announced a new strategy to tackle crimes like hare coursing yesterday.

Alister Green NFU Branch Secretary in Boston says he'll wait and see how effective it will be.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

It's a saga that's been going on since the start of the year, but today the go ahead could be given on a trampoline park in Skegness.

The park, called Jump Warriors, was initially given planning permission but it was then revoked just days before the park was due to open after a number of objections were raised.

Well the plans go back before East Lindsey planning councillors today.

Michelle Stott the manager there says it'll create up to 35 permanent jobs:

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The last British Dambuster - George "Johnny" Johnson - will receive an honorary award from the University of Lincoln today.

Johnny, who lives in Bristol, is the last remaining British survivor of Operation Chastise, the famous World War II "Dambusters" raid which flew from RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire in May 1943.

He will be awarded the prestigious award of Honorary Doctor of the University, in recognition of his contribution to British society.

Johnny was made an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours in June after a public campaign for his services to be recognised.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Since Thames Ambulance Service won a £25m contract for non-emergency patient transport in July, hospital staff in the county say it's been "a continuous nightmare".

MP for Gainsborough, Sir Edward Leigh has some strong words for them...