Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

Restrictions on referring non-urgent cases to hospital consultants in a part of Lincolnshire are only temporary and a full service will be resumed as soon as possible, health bosses say.

Areas affected are cardiology, neurology, dermatology and ear, nose and throat.

GPs in the east of the county have been told only the most serious cases will be dealt with until pressure is lifted on the departments.

Heart patient Carol Wilkinson says she's frustrated she won't be seen by a doctor for more than a year:

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport Online

A Lincoln City fan has dropped the traditional red and white scarf for something rather more revealing: a bright pink bra.

Image source, Simon Chanter

It was all to make a point about security in a show of solidarity with fans of neighbouring club Grimsby.

Last month, female Grimsby fans were allegedly asked to show their bras to stewards during security searches at Stevenage - an approach heavily criticised by a Grimsby supporters' group.

Stevenage FC is now being investigated by the English Football League.

Not one to stand idly by, Mr Chanter, 33, decided to find the biggest brassiere he could buy and invited security staff at the same ground to check him over.

A civilian-owned gyrocopter has been involved in an incident at RAF Scampton.

The RAF says the civilian pilots were unharmed and the runway is being cleared.

It's understood the aircraft was leaving the station after the weekend's airshow.

Michael Hortin
Assistant Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Did you know that three families across the whole of the country lost five sons during World War One - and that one of those was the Beechey family from Lincolnshire?

Amy Beechey, who lived with her daughters and youngest son on Avondale Street, Lincoln, lost five of her sons - Barnard, Frank, Harold, Charles and Leonard (pictured) during the conflict.

Image source, Michael Walsh

By the end of the war, she had just three sons - Chris, Eric, and Sam - left.

Now, 100 years on from the death of the fifth Beechey brother in WWI, I'll be telling their story by following in their footsteps and reuniting them with an act of remembrance.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire has joined with Lincoln Cathedral where staff have carved six crosses out of Lincoln limestone and I will be placing one on each of the brothers' graves.

The sub dean of Lincoln Cathedral has also written a prayer for each of the five men.

You can follow the story of these brothers in arms right here over the coming weeks as I tell their story through a vlog and a radio documentary.

The death of a man whose body was found in Holbeach this morning is unexplained, say police.

Emergency services were called to an address in Fleet Street shortly after 09:00 to attend to a man in his 40s but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

A post-mortem examination will take place later to determine the cause of his death, police say.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact Lincolnshire Police.

A team in the Netherlands are hoping to recover a Lancaster Bomber from the bottom of a lake today.

Image source, Leemans Speciaal Werken

The aircraft, from 61 Squadron was shot down in 1942 during a night bombing run from the UK to Bremen, Germany, in 1942.

It had flown from RAF Syerston in Nottinghamshire.

It's thought the crashed aircraft may contain the remains of tailgunner F.J. Cooper, from Canada.

Teams have managed to drain the water from around it, and work starts today to lift it out of the mud.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Victims of child sexual abuse in Lincolnshire are being encouraged to share their stories.

The Truth Project, which is part of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, will hear directly from victims about their experiences in Grimsby and Grantham.

They'll be asked to make suggestions about how to stop further abuse and the information will then be used to shape recommendations to Parliament.

Survivor Danny Woolsencroft, who helped design the project, says he hopes it'll lead to real change:

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Police are appealing for information about the whereabouts of a missing teenager.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Aiden Ward has been missing from his home in Bourne since Friday.

The 15-year-old is believed to still be in the area.

Anyone with any information is being asked to contact the police on 101.

The weekend just gone was one to remember for tens of thousands of aviation fans from across the UK and beyond who descended on RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire for the base's first ever airshow.

About 50,000 people are thought to have attended the inaugural Scampton Airshow which saw a total of 104 aircraft taking part - 41 in the flying display and 63 in the static line-up.

The world famous Scampton-based Red Arrows team also put on a show, of course. Here's just a taste of their exploits:

Image source, PA

Image source, PA

Image source, PA

BBC News Travel

Willows Lane in Hilldyke near Boston is currently closed in both directions due to an accident between the A16 Boston Road and Trader Bank.

Drivers are being warned to avoid the area if possible.

BBC Weather

If you're popping out for a walkabout this afternoon, I'd take an umbrella.

It's rainy, with longer spells of rain predicted along with blustery showers:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Our top stories so far from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• GPs in Lincolnshire have been asked to refer only urgent cases to dermatology, neurology, cardiology and ear, nose and throat specialists.
• A driver who was arrested in connection with a crash involving four cyclists on the A15 has been released under investigation.
• Organisers say about 51,000 people attended the inaugural Scampton Air Show this weekend.

GPs in Lincolnshire are being urged to only refer urgent cases to the county's hospitals amid long waiting lists for cardiology, neurology, dermatology and ear, nose and throat specialists.

United Lincolshire Hospitals Trust says it's experiencing significant pressure and waiting times in these outpatient departments.

Reacting to this, Carol Wilkinson, from Manby, who's waiting for a cardiologist's appointment, says she fears it could mean further problems for people who are already facing serious health problems:

And Sarah Fletcher, from HealthWatch Lincolnshire, says it's "very worrying" that people are having to wait a long time to see a specialist:

Investigations are continuing into a fatal crash near Lincoln.

A 26-year-old man died after being hit by a car on the B1188 between Canwick and Branston on Saturday night.

A 25-year-old man, who was not the driver of the car, was arrested in connection with the incident but has now been released pending further enquiries.

The police say the victim was with a group of people in a lay-by and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

We've been getting some great photos in from Scampton.

First up, some exceptional photos from none other than the Red Arrows themselves...

Image source, Red Arrows

Image source, Red Arrows

Image source, Red Arrows

Don't forget we want to see your photos too! Why not drop me an email with a couple of your favourites?

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

The Boston United manager Adam Murray says his players must improve.

They were defeated 5-2 away at Blyth Spartans in the National League North, conceding four goals in the first half.

The Pilgrims boss believes his players are not giving their best.

Boston Utd are in action again tonight in the National League North.

They are away to Bradford Park Avenue, kick off 19:45

Maggie Curtis
News Editor, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A driver who was arrested in connection with a crash involving four cyclists on the A15 has been released under investigation.

Two of the cyclists remain in a serious condition in Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, after the incident at Ashby De La Launde yesterday morning.

They are both men in their 50s from Essex and Hertfordshire.

The riders were part of a cycling event that was due to finish in Sleaford.

Su Whitaker
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Lincoln City manager Danny Cowley says his small squad is already stretched after his side's 2-1 win against Stevenage on Saturday.

The Imps lost Sean Long to injury and had Matt Green sent off.

Despite getting the three points on Saturday, Cowley is concerned.

Charlotte Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Organisers say about 51,000 people attended the inaugural Scampton Air Show this weekend.

Despite the unsettled weather, the Red Arrows and BBMF took to the skies along with other military aircraft from around the world.

The chairman of the Lincolnshire Lancaster Association, Ray Bainborough, says it's been wonderful to meet fans...

We'd love to see your photos from the weekend, send them over by email, Facebook , externalor Twitter, external, and you could see them featured later on today!

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Two people were killed and six others injured in a spate of accidents on Lincolnshire's roads over the weekend.

A 44-year-old man died on Friday night when his car collided with a double decker bus on the A15 at Scampton.

On Saturday morning two people were injured on Newark Road in Lincoln. The extent of their injuries isn't known.

Officers say a man was arrested in relation to the incident.

On Saturday night a man was killed when he was hit by a car on the B1188 between Canwick and Branston villages.

The last serious incident was during the early hours of yesterday morning when four cyclists were seriously hurt in a crash involving a car on the A15 at Ashby De La Launde.

The riders were part of a cycling event which had been diverted onto the A15 because of the incident on the B1188. A 29-year-old local man was arrested.