Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

So that's it from me and the team in Lincoln for today - I'm off to hide from the trick or treaters who will be out and about this evening.

We'll be back tomorrow from 08.00 with all the latest updates from across Lincolnshire, but breaking news and sport will continue to appear right here during the night.

Just before I head off into the Halloween night, there's time to look back at five things we've discovered today:

• Making your church collection box very large is no guarantee it won't be lifted by thieves
• You could soon be seeing locals wielding speed guns as part of a new crackdown on lawbreaking motorists
• People power may have saved a GP surgery in Lincolnshire
• The surgeon you see at a Lincolnshire hospital in future may well have operated on famous footballers' joints
• And there will be an ice rink in Lincoln this year - and it's all to raise cash for a park restoration fund

Bye for now!

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cloudy evening to start with, but increasingly clear with temperatures in double figures.

Here's my full forecast:

Detectives in Boston have released these images showing two men and a woman who may be able to help with an investigation into "disorder" in the town last week:

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

The incident happened on West Street in the early hours of Sunday 22 October.

If you know who they are, or saw anything on the night, you're being asked to get in touch with police.

Vicky Johnson
BBC Look North

Some cancer patients in North East Lincolnshire will have to travel to Hull for treatment after a decision made this afternoon by the trust which runs hospitals in Grimsby, Scunthorpe and Goole.

The Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust says staff shortages means moving complex chemotherapy work to Castle Hill in Hull will help to provide a safe service.

The changes are expected to affect about 70 patients every year, the trust says.

The arrangement is initially temporary but, subject to public consultation, could be made permanent, it adds.

BBC News Travel

There have been delays on the A46 Lincoln bypass both north and southbound this afternoon after vehicles broke down on both sides of the dual carriageway.

Police are at the scene - but it could cause problems if you're leaving the city this evening.

Image source, Google

Earlier this year it was announced that an ice rink which had been a festive fixture in Lincoln city centre over the past few Christmases wouldn't be returning this year.

But there'll now be a chance to get out those skates anyway - this time in one of the city's parks. And it's all to raise money for its restoration.

Image source, Google

Boultham Park (pictured), which is owned by City of Lincoln Council, is being made over as part of a deal with the charity the Linkage Trust.

The ice rink will be in the park on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 December, with all profits going towards the park restoration fund.

People who worked at British Steel between the 1950s and 80s could get compensation for health problems they got from working at its coking plants.

The High Court has appointed solicitors to look at the case.

Hundreds of people have been potentially affected by exposure to dust and fumes, including those who worked at the firm's Scunthorpe plant.

British Steel says it knows about the claims but can't comment further:

BBC News Travel

The A46 is closed in both directions at the moment after a crash involving a lorry, van and car between Faldingworth and Middle Rasen.

Image source, Google

This CCTV picture has just been released by police showing a man officers want to speak to as part of a fraud inquiry in Louth which dates back to the summer:

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Police say bank and identification cards were stolen from a changing room locker in August.

Officers believe this man could help them with their investigation.

Anyone with information or who can identify the man in the picture is being asked to contact police.

Paul Murphy
Journalist, BBC Look North

A pig farmer from Scunthorpe believes pork production could improve when the UK leaves the EU in 17 months.

More than a quarter of the UK's pork imports come from Denmark and new tariffs could be introduced which will make it more expensive to import food in to the country.

With that in mind, Sally Jackson, from the Pink Pig Farm, says by increasing import tariffs British farmers will see an increase in value:

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live

Seven men have appeared at Lincoln Crown Court accused of murdering a 44-year-old man in Boston.

Alberts Volkausks (pictured) was found with serious injuries at a property in Pen Street on Saturday 23 September and died later in hospital.

Six of the seven defendants entered not guilty pleas to the murder charge.

They are Pavel Grunt-Meyer, 29, of Crocketts Drive, Wisbech; Denis Kijakovskij, 27, of London Road, Wyberton; Mindaugas Cerneckas, 29, of Pen Street, Boston; Andrius Barauskas, 39, of Smalley Road, Boston; Tautvydas Vainolavicius, 19, of Pen Street, Boston, and Marjus Tomasevic, 18, of Pen Street, Boston.

The seventh defendant, Donatos Dektiariovas, 36, of Pen Street, Boston, was not asked to enter a plea to the murder charge.

The trial is expected to last eight weeks. Judge John Pini QC remanded all seven men back in to custody.

Gemma Dawson
BBC Look North

I'm in Sleaford today on the trail of a drove of hares (yes that's the right collective noun).

They're made out of mud and have been placed around the town - one of them is pictured below.

They've been made by artists who are trying to raise awareness of the problem of hare coursing in the county.

I'll have more tonight on BBC Look North at 18.30.

BBC Weather

Here's the forecast you'll need it you're heading out this afternoon:

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Communities to get speed guns to cut traffic danger
• Campaigners call for public meetings over fracking fears
• GP surgery could be saved after patients protested

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

He's treated Premier League footballers and now he's joined the team at Grantham Hospital...

Orthopaedic Consultant Surgeon Paul Lee is to treat patients from across the county and says he sees big potential to improve services.

Image source, ULHT

Mr Lee's been speaking on BBC Radio Lincolnshire and has talked about his work with some famous footballers.

He's treated several big names for muscle injuries which significantly reduced their time for recovery and return to play.

He says he now has high hopes for Grantham Hospital:

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A doctor's surgery threatened with closure in Lincoln could be saved thanks to overwhelming support from patients.

Image source, Google

A consultation's been running on the future of the Gresham Street surgery in the west end of the city - and the overwhelming response from the public was to keep the site open.

Health managers say they hope to award a new contract to run the site from next April.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

If you flew from East Midlands Airport on your holidays this year and it was busier than before - there's an explanation.

Image source, East Midlands Airport

The site has had its busiest summer in almost a decade, with more than three million passengers flying from the airport since May, the highest number since 2008.

Bosses say they ultimately want to see 10 million people a year passing through the terminal.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Firefighters in Lincolnshire say they've been called to six house fires in the last three days - all linked to cooking or cookers being left unattended.

It's prompted them to issue a safety warning, with homes in Gainsborough, Boston, Saxilby, Grantham and Langtoft among those affected.

In one of the fires in Gainsborough the owner had cleaned the cooker but left cleaning fluid inside, which caught fire when the oven was switched on.

David Sykes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Campaigners in Lincolnshire are calling for public meetings with the authorities to discuss concerns about fracking.

Image source, PA

Fracking is the process of drilling down into the earth before a high-pressure water mixture is directed at rock to release the gas inside.

Opponents say it can cause water contamination, earthquakes and vehicles going to and from the site could lead to noise and traffic pollution.

The Frack Free Lincolnshire group says it believes a company is preparing to begin the fracking process on two sites near Louth.

But the company, Egdon Resourcing, says has no plans - or the correct licences - and only plans to extract oil using conventional methods.

Lincolnshire County Council, which would issue a licence for fracking to take place, also says none have been granted.

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The rector of Boston Stump says she's shocked after thieves stole a number of collection boxes from the church.

Charity tins for the poppy appeal and the RAF association have been taken - along with the church's large donations box (below).