Summary

  • Body found after Grimsby flat fire

  • 'Relaxed attitudes to sex' concern police

  • Victoria drama filmed in Lincolnshire

  • Feline fine on new thatched roof

  • Updates on Friday 22 September 2017

Live Reporting

  1. Watch: Jurassic steams back into Lincolnshire

    Lucy Parry
    BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

    The 114-year-old steam locomotive, Jurassic, has begun pulling passenger trains for the first time in 20 years.

    The Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway Trust has been restoring the engine for the past few years, thanks to lottery funding and public donations.

    It was once used to move potatoes, and was even used in France during World War One.

    You can hop on board yourself at Skegness Water Leisure Park.

    Looks great, doesn't it?

  2. Inflatable whales 'rescued' from Lincolnshire beach

    Lucy Parry
    BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

    Did you see the fake whales in Lincolnshire yesterday?

    They were being used for a simulated mass stranding at Trusthorpe beach.

    Two years ago, three sperm whales washed up on Lincolnshire's beaches, so these fake whales will help prepare teams in case it happens again.

    Three inflatable whales lying on a beach

    The stranding exercise was being staged by British Divers Marine Life Rescue, which has 3,500 volunteers around the UK.

    Admittedly, it gave us quite a shock when someone called up thinking they were real!

  3. Watch: What's the weather got in store?

    A dry, bright start for most. Some showers are expected later.

    Here's the full weather forecast:

    Here's the weather with Owain Wyn Evans

  4. Welcome to Monday's live coverage

    David Sykes
    Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

    Good morning from Lincoln. I'll be bringing you all the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across yellow-belly county today until 18.00.

    We love to hear from you, so get in touch with us through Facebook or Twitter.

    You can send us your pictures, news or information on things that are happening in the county and we'll try and include it here.