David Sykes
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

This weekend's episode of the ITV series Victoria was filmed in Lincolnshire.

Harlaxton Manor near Grantham was transformed into a French palace for the episode.

Filming took place over the course of one week.

Producer Paul Frift says the stately home was "perfect" for the part.

Image source, ITV

Victoria will be on ITV at 21:00 on Sunday.

Lucy Parry
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Police and other agencies in Lincolnshire are concerned about what they call "relaxed attitudes" towards sex.

Detective Inspector Dan Boulter leads the serious sexual offences department at Lincolnshire Police, he says it's important that consent should be at the forefront of people's minds.

Sexual assault support workers say knowledge of consent issues is worryingly low.

With an influx of students in Lincoln for the new school year, authorities are launching a campaign to raise awareness of the law surrounding rape and sexual consent.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A dry start but the chance of some rain later.

Here's my full forecast for the day:

David Sykes
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It's Friday! I'll be here until 18.00 bringing you the latest news, sport, travel and weather from around Lincolnshire.

You can send me your news, messages and info through email, Facebook, external or Twitter, external.

I'd especially like to hear from you if you've got something special planned for this weekend.

David Sykes
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

That's it from me today in the BBC Lincolnshire newsroom.

I'll be back tomorrow from 08.00 with more of the latest.

Keep an eye on this page for any breaking news overnight, but in the meantime here's a look back at what we've learned today.

• Triton Knoll offshore windfarm won't be quite so noticeable inland

• Bus lanes are 'a waste of time' in Grimsby
• Thousands of people want to keep Louth Livestock Market
• More people in East Lindsey have diabetes than anywhere else in the country

• Even though people aren't naming their babies Nigel any more, there are loads of Nigels in Lincolnshire.

And one more thing:

If you're a fan of a certain historical drama, you might want to check this page tomorrow.

Caroline Brockelbank
BBC Local Live

Cyclist Chris Hopkinson (pictured) will attempt to beat 11 world records at Scunthorpe velodrome next week.

He's hoping to beat the 24 hour Outdoor Track World Record as well as 10 other records next Friday.

Image source, PA

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Armed police in Grimsby are searching for two men who broke into a woman's house and threatened her last night.

Image source, Lizzie Mcrae

It happened on Highfield Avenue just before midnight.

The woman who was in the house with her children was left upset and shaken but wasn't hurt.

The men drove off in a gold or silver-coloured car and police are appealing for information.

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

An event's been taking place in Scunthorpe today to encourage more women to take up engineering roles.

It was at Humber UTC, an £11mfacility focusing on engineering.

It comes as Girl Guiding release a report finding gender stereotypes are impacting the behaviour of girls as young as seven, which is shutting women out of certain sectors, like engineering and construction.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Police have revealed their softer side: They've got a pet cat.

Earlier this year, Skegness Police noticed a small, grey cat behind their police station that appeared to be both homeless and pregnant.

The officers clubbed together and began feeding her.

They named her Smokey because of her colour and soon later, she gave birth to a kitten they called Bandit.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

You can read the full story on the Lincolnshire Police Facebook page, external.

Bandit has now been adopted by one of their officers, while Smokey has become the station mascot.

Lincolnshire Echo

A Lincoln shop-owner admits she has mixed emotions after a sign featuring a comical spelling mistake comes down after 18 years. , external

In July, Lesley Richardson who owns the Sugarart cake business on the High Street told the Lincolnshire Echo that she knew that "equipment" was wrongly spelled "equiptment" but kept it in place as it was not cost-effective to take it down.

Image source, Google

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A former Lincolnshire vicar has been jailed for six years for historical sex offences.

John Bailey, aged 76, from Kippax near Leeds, admitted 25 charges of indecent assault on girls under the age of 14.

The three victims were abused between 1955 and 1982.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Lincoln Crown Court heard that Bailey had recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease and vascular dementia.

He was first arrested as part of Lincolnshire Police's Operation Redstone, which is investigating alleged abuse within the Diocese of Lincoln.

Katie O'Halloran
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Following the success of our Save a Life, external campaign, 13 new defibrillators have been placed in Skegness.

The Skegness Rotary Club and local businesses have helped to raise more than £26,000 for the equipment.

The club's president Andrew Quickfall says this is just the beginning, as they've already ordered seven more.

The town's MP, Matt Warman officially unveiled the new defibrillators:

Image source, Matt Warman

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's looking like it's going to be a wet afternoon but tomorrow is looking brighter.

Here's the full forecast with me Paul Hudson:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The results of the public consultation into the future of Louth Livestock market are in.

Of those who responded 84% chose to keep the market and spend £700k on its refurbishment.

East Lindsey District Council was looking to sell the market and held the consultation to find out people's views on several options.

Of the 4,078 people who took part in the consultation, 3,422 people said that it should be withdrawn from sale and refurbished.

Next week, the executive board will discuss the consultation and make a recommendation to the full council when they meet on 11 October.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Calls are being made for North East Lincolnshire councillors allowances to be reduced.

A Grimsby man's got 1,600 people to sign his petition which will be handed over to the council tonight.

He says with cuts to services councillors should take a cut in their allowances too.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

A Dragon's Den style competition in Grimsby is looking to find the next great business idea.

Image source, Google

Freshney Place shopping Centre's Apprentice Retailer of the year is on today.

They'll offer one entrepreneur the chance to bring their idea to life, with a six-month tenancy at a unit within the shopping centre - free of rent, rates and service charges.

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Our Facebook, external and Twitter, external are going bonkers with people telling us about the Nigels they know in Lincolnshire.

I was on the hunt for a Nigel when I found out that the name is dying out but I think it's safe to say the name is alive and well in Lincolnshire.

Here's some more Nigels that you've told us about:

Grantham Town FC have put forward their own Nigel, Physio and club stalwart Nige Marshall:

Image source, Grantham Town FC

Not one to miss out, Horncastle Police Community Support Officer Nigel Wass reports that "this Nigel is still going strong":

Image source, Nigel Wass

On Facebook, Pippa says "My dad is called Nigel! Born in 1962. We always laugh when the Nigel song comes on the radio".

Gary says his friend Nigel is "One in a million literally."

And the latest in the long line of pets named Nigel; Gareth says "Our goldfish is called Nigel"

David McKenna
Reporter, BBC News Online

Military drone pilots based in Lincolnshire who fight so-called Islamic State could be awarded medals, the defence secretary has said.

Sir Michael Fallon said there would be a review of how servicemen and women were recognised for contributions to UK operations "outside the battle space".

Medals are currently given on the basis of rigour and risk, and when people are physically exposed to danger.

Sir Michael said a rethink may be needed as the UK increasingly deploys unmanned aircraft on operations.

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

Bus lanes in Grimsby are a waste of time and causing more congestion.

That's from a conservative councillor in the town who wants to see a review of bus lanes in Grimsby.

Ian Lyndley will tell full council tonight in North East Lincolnshire that he thinks the bus lanes on Scartho Road (pictured) make traffic worse and there's no enforcement of them.

Image source, Google

BBC News Travel

The A158 has reopened after a cement lorry overturned at Candlesby near Spilsby.

The spillage has now been cleared.

To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184, external at any time