Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Nick Tinker, the former chairman of Gainsborough Trinity FC has had his flight back to England cancelled following the collapse of Monarch Airlines.

Image source, Gainsborough Trinity

It's claimed that 300,000 future bookings for flights and holidays have been cancelled after the company ceased trading.

Nick, who is on holiday in Turkey with his wife said the first he heard about the cancellation was from a fellow holiday-maker on the beach.

Nick, who now serves as the club's president, was due to come back this evening, but he's now due to fly in the early hours of the morning with Turkish Airlines.

Hopefully, he'll be back in time for Gainsborough Trinity's next game against Leamington:

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

Some exciting matches have been drawn for the next round of the FA Cup.

Boston United will travel to fellow National league side Chorley in the fourth qualifying round.

If Gainsborough Trinity beat Leamington tomorrow, they'll face National League North rivals Harrogate Town or Bradford Park.

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Let's take you through the headlines this afternoon in Lincolnshire.

• A Lincolnshire family have their wedding plans in tatters after their flights were cancelled by Monarch Airlines
• A woman who hid the body of her baby in a drain in Grimsby has been sentenced to 12 months
• Four people have been arrested after a large quantity of psychoactive substances were found in a property in Lincoln
• Planning permission has been granted for a new emergency services hub in Lincoln
• Four men have been arrested on suspicion of harecoursing in Lincolnshire with the help of an off-road buggy and an aerial drone

David Sykes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A bag thought to contain psychoactive substances worth up to £30,000 was found in Lincoln last night, leading to the arrest of four men.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Lincolnshire Police say the substances, weighing approximately 4kg, were seized from a property on Clarendon Gardens.

Officers began searching the property following an arrest.

Four people have been arrested under suspicion of possession with intent to supply.

They have since been released under investigation.

Scunthorpe Labour MP Nic Dakin says he's going to ask questions of the company running non-emergency patient transport across northern Lincolnshire.

Thames Ambulance Service took over the contract for the area last year, but patients have complained about missed appointments and delays in being picked up.

Mr Dakin says a year after taking over the contract, things still aren't running as they should be:

The NHS North and NHS North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Groups say they're working closely with Thames Ambulance Service to improve the situation.

David Sykes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Four people have been arrested this weekend with the help of one of Lincolnshire Police's new drones.

For the first time in operation, Lincolnshire Police's new all-terrain vehicles were deployed with the support of aerial drones in South Kyme on Saturday.

Drone operators were able to locate suspected harecoursers from the sky and direct officers driving the off-road vehicles to the scene.

As a result, four men from Darlington were arrested and have been charged for trespassing in pursuit of game.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

It's a windy day out there, but it's staying dry for most.

Aside from the wind, it's not looking too bad with top temperatures of about 16C (61F).

Here's what's in store for the rest of today:

David Sykes
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A swan in Lincolnshire that was left behind when its flock migrated for the summer will soon be reunited by its family and friends.

The rare whooper swan injured its wing earlier this year so it couldn't join the annual migration to Iceland.

It's been waiting for them at RSPB's Framton Marsh reserve near Boston.

The swan's family is expected to return in the next few weeks.

In the mean time, the swan has become a favourite among bird spotters, although they can't agree on a name for him.

If you have any ideas, get in touch!

Laura Foster
Journalist, BBC Look North

A woman who hid the body of her baby son in a drain in Grimsby has been jailed for 12 months.

Sinead Connett, of Constables Way, Hertford, had previously admitted hiding the body at her parent's house on Scartho Road in 2013.

A court heard that neighbours had complained about trouble with their drains and called a plumber, who discovered the boy in a garden drain.

A post-mortem examination revealed the baby had been carried to the third term and the head was fractured, but the cause of death could not be ascertained.

Paul Russell
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A woman has been told by a judge at Grimsby Crown Court that she will be going to prison after hiding the body of her baby son in a drain.

Sinead Connett, 29, of Constables Way, Hertford, admitted earlier this year that she'd hidden the body at her parents' house on Scartho Road, Grimsby, in 2013.

The body of the newborn boy was discovered at the property by a plumber more than two years later when neighbours complained about problems with the drains.

Connett is due to be sentenced later this afternoon.

If you're travelling between Hull and North Lincolnshire today and were planning to use the Humber Bridge, be aware that if you're in a high-sided vehicle your plans will have to change:

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A man's appeared in court charged with the murder of his wife who was found dead by a busy road in North Lincolnshire last week.

The body of 29-year-old Nasima Noorzia was discovered by the A15 near Barton on Wednesday.

Habib Noorzia, 42, of Hainsworth Park, Hull, appeared at Hull Crown Court, sitting in Grimsby, via video link from Hull Prison.

His trial is expected to take place in February and another hearing is due to take place before then on 13 November.

A Lincolnshire family say their wedding plans are in tatters after the collapse of Monarch Airlines.

Image source, PA

The company has ceased trading and its 300,000 future bookings for flights and holidays have been cancelled, the Civil Aviation Authority has said.

Alan Gee was hoping to fly to Gran Canaria today to get married, but after a year of planning he, his fiancee and his family are stuck at Gatwick Airport:

Mr Gee adds: "I've spent £12,000 on my wedding and now I can't even go and get married. I'm gutted, absolutely physically gutted.

"My missus is in tears, she's an emotional wreck. I'm gutted. Monarch are an absolute joke."

The following advice has been issued to travellers:

• Monarch customers in the UK yet to travel: Don't go to the airport
• Customers abroad: Those due to fly in the next fortnight will be brought back to the UK at no cost
• CAA website: monarch.caa.co.uk, external
• CAA helpline: 0300 303 2800 from UK/Ireland and +44 1753 330330 from abroad

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Two copies of the Charter of the Forest are now on display at Lincoln Castle.

Image source, Visit Lincoln

Lincoln Castle's copy of the 1217 Charter has been joined by another copy from 1225.

The charter, which is now 800 years old, reduced the size of royal forests and ended the death penalty for poaching.

It's seen as a major step forward for the rights of citizens, including serfs and peasants.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Later this week I'll be reporting on something very special...

I'll be watching as a team of archaeologists try to retrieve a Lancaster Bomber from the bottom of a lake in Holland.

The Avro Lancaster of 61 Squadron crashed in the lake during a night bombing run from the UK to Bremen, Germany, in 1942.

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

It's a long journey to get there, but I've just finished the first leg with my trusty broadcast vehicle.

More updates from me throughout the week as I follow developments.

BBC News Travel

The A52 between Sedgebrook and Barrowby has been closed in both directions after a serious accident.

The incident took place between Woolsthorpe Lane and Allington Lane.

Traffic is queuing.

Image source, Google

Katie O'Halloran
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A little over a year after it was built, a £12m bridge in Lincoln has closed for two months.

Network Rail says the footbridge over Lincoln High Street's level crossing has several problems with its construction and will have to be resurfaced.

Pedestrians now have no choice other than to wait at the barriers as a train goes past.

Shoppers aren't impressed:

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A device, thought to have been an explosive from World War Two, was discovered at Rooton Woods near Woodhall Spa yesterday.

A bomb disposal team was called to the scene to make the device safe and people were asked to avoid the area.

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A windy, cloudy, but dry in Lincolnshire with some sunny spells.

There’s a yellow wind warning in place north of the Humber, and gale force gusts are possible in northern areas.

In those areas, the Met Office warn there could be some delays to road, rail, air and ferry transport and there could some power cuts.

Here's my full forecast:

David Sykes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning from Lincoln.

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