Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Well that's it from me today. We'll be back on Monday with the latest news, sport, weather and travel from across the county as it happens.

For now though, I'll leave you with five things we've learned on our journey through the day:

• A seventh person has been charged with the murder of Boston man Alberts Volkauks
• A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a welfare officer who was stabbed at Winterton Community Academy.
• Mobile CCTV aimed at curbing dangerous parking outside schools is proving popular with parents six months after it was introduced.
• Cruel dog owners tethered a disabled dog to a Boston bush and abandoned it
• The Mayor of Skegness, Councillor Danny Brookes, says introducing charges for public toilets in the resort is the wrong decision

Have a good weekend.

Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Earlier I told you about the LiGHTS Expo, external (Lincoln: Get Hold of Technology and Science) happening at the University of Lincoln today.

It aims to showcase all the great research and development that they do.

And as BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Save a Life continues to go from strength visitors to the festival are being offered CPR training.

Researchers at the university are developing new life-saving equipment for ambulances.

If you want to learn how to perform CPR drop us an email.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

An online emotional support service for children and young people is being launched in Lincolnshire.

From next week, school pupils will be able to seek online help with their problems.

It's part of a new programme of children's health services.

Councillor Patricia Bradwell from the county council says youngsters shouldn't suffer in silence...

A teenager was this afternoon remanded in custody after becoming the seventh person to be charged with the murder of a 44-year-old Boston man.

Alberts Volkauks was found with serious injuries at a property on Pen Street on Saturday 23 September, he later died in hopistal.

18-year-old Marjus Tomasevic, of Pen Street is accused of the murder, along with six others.

He has been remanded in custody and will appear back in Lincoln Crown Court on Tuesday 31 October.

Scott Dalton
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Three films have been produced to promote the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Image source, Electric Egg

It's part of East Lindsey District Council's campaign to visitors to the area.

They cover themes such as heritage, outdoor activities and food and drink.

Councillor Adam Grist from East Lindsey District Council says they'll be used in a number of ways.

You can watch the videos here, external.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Cruel dog owners tethered a disabled dog to a Boston bush and abandoned it.

The male lurcher-type dog, who had a badly borken leg, was spotted 'purely by chance' down a dead-end road in the village of Frampton West, Boston on Monday 18 September.

The dog - who has been called 'Red' - subsequently had to have his leg amputated.

Image source, RSPCA

The RSPCA have linked Red's abandonment to hare coursing:

Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Today sees the University of Lincoln celebrate its scientific research and development.

The LiGHTS Expo, external (Lincoln: Get Hold of Technology and Science) will show the public how research undertaken at the university affects modern day life.

Around 1,000 school children are expected during the day.

Engineering Professor Nigel Allinson is developing a new type of proton therapy to treat cancer.

He says, behind the scenes, ground-breaking research is taking place...

Gemma Dawson
BBC Look North

Mobile CCTV aimed at curbing dangerous parking outside schools is proving popular with parents six months after it was introduced.

That's according to Lincolnshire County Council's head of highways, who's been on the streets outside a school in Sleaford today.

Councillor Richard Davies says parents recognise the cameras are reducing the risk of accidents.

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The long wait of a lonely Lincolnshire swan is almost over.

Image source, Neil Smith

This whooper swan came as part of a group to the RSPB's Frampton Marsh reserve last winter.

But when all the other swans returned to their breeding grounds in Iceland in the spring, one lonely bird was left behind.

Image source, Neil Smith

The team at Frampton Marsh think the lonely swan had a damaged wing and so couldn't make the journey north.

It's been waiting patiently for the other birds return which should be sometime over the next few weeks.

Stuart Harratt
BBC Local Live

A man who took to the roof of a house in a bid to escape arrest has been jailed for five years.

Kyle Ferguson, 23, of Salisbury Close, Scunthorpe, was wanted by Humberside Police and was detained after a two-day standoff with police last month.

Image source, Scunthorpe Life

Ferguson was sentenced at Grimsby Crown Court after pleading guilty last week to a number of offences.

He admitted three counts of affray, racially or religiously aggravated harassment and having a bladed article.

BBC Weather

Some drier, sunnier weather will arrive through the afternoon with strong winds easing.

Kate Sweeting
Reporter, BBC Look North

A man has appeared in court charged with murder after a woman's body was found by a busy road in North Lincolnshire.

Habib Noorzia, 42, is charged with the murder of 29-year-old Nasima Noorzia, whose body was found by the A15 near Barton on Wednesday.

Today at Hull Magistrates' Court, Mr Noorzia from Orchard Park in Hull, who was wearing a grey sweatshirt, spoke only to confirm his name, address and date of birth.

He's been remanded in custody to appear before Hull Crown Court, which is sitting in Grimsby, on Monday.

Sarah Sanderson
Political Reporter East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

UKIP is preparing to name its new leader after a bitter contest.

Since Nigel Farage stepped down last summer UKIP has had two different leaders.

Now, Yorkshire and Humber MEP Jane Collins wants to take the top job:

Charlotte Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Police are searching for a man (pictured) who they want to speak to about thefts at B&Q.

In the two theft, power tools were stolen and the thief got away by climbing display racks and scaling a security fence.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

The thefts happened at the Gainsborough store on Lea Road.

If you have any information contact the police on 101.

Lincolnshire Police are investigating a string of suspected hare coursing incidents.

Officers were sent to Holbeach St Johns, Gedney Hill, Swineshead, Wigtoft and Welbourn yesterday.

Traditionally offences start to rise around now, after crops have been harvested.

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Our top stories so far this morning from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Lincolnshire Police says we all play a vital role in counter terrorism
• The Mayor of Skegness, Councillor Danny Brookes, says introducing charges for public toilets in the resort is the wrong decision
• For the first time in 37 years, Boston Town are playing in the third qualifying round of the FA Cup

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The City of Lincoln Council has a warning today for anyone going on a walk around Hartsholme Park:

Blooms of blue/green algae can produce harmful toxins which stop a dog’s liver from functioning properly.

However, not all types of blue-green algae are dangerous.

Matthew Bone
Video Journalist, BBC Look North

A 16-year-old girl has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a welfare officer who was stabbed at Winterton Community Academy.

The girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared at Hull Crown Court this morning.

She's also charged with carrying a blade on school premises.

She was remanded to youth detention accommodation.

Joy Simon, who's 61, remains in hospital following an operation and is still undergoing treatment.

Melvyn Prior
Presenter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Collabro - featuring Thomas Redgrave from Donington-On-Bain - are raising money for victims of Hurricane Irma by releasing a charity single, external.

Image source, Collabro

Michael from the group was caught up in the storm while on holiday in Anguila.

Thomas says their song 'Lighthouse' will support Save the Children:

James Rudd was stabbed in Mablethorpe on August Bank Holiday.