Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's all from us this week, we'll be back on Monday from 08:00.

Until then I'll leave you with five things we've learned today:

• Police want witnesses to a double fatal crash on the A17 on Monday
• The former Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire has died at the age of 77
• There's calls for more people to adopt siblings
• A goal-keeper from Boston is on the brink of breaking a football world record
• Lincoln Cathedral is currently neck and neck with York Minster in a social media battle for supremacy!

It could be a tie in the Cathedral World Cup at this rate, luckily the creator has laid out a few options for resolving the situation.

No prizes for which one turned out to be the most popular...

Have a good weekend.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Peter Levy has your headlines:

BBC News Travel

The A631 Corringham Road is currently shut in both directions because of an accident:

There's heavy traffic between the B1433 and Pilham Road.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

It's the poll that's capturing the attention of the Twittersphere and at the time of writing York and Lincoln are neck and neck in the Cathedral World Cup!

Image source, Twitter

You can make the difference and vote for your favourite (ours, obviously) here, external.

BBC Weather Watchers

Look at this beautiful photo from South Witham, it's like something out of a Sci-Fi film!

Thanks to SouthWithamerBaz for this one.

Lincolnshire Police say they've disrupted what was intended to be a major hare coursing event in the county yesterday.

They say tip-offs from the public meant they were able to get to the scene before the hare coursers. No arrests were made but a number of offences were committed as people attempted to flee the scene.

A police vehicle was damaged but no one was hurt.

Police want anyone with dashcam footage in a variety of locations, external to get in touch.

Kate Sweeting
Reporter, BBC Look North

Adoption agencies across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say they're struggling desperately to find families that are willing to take in siblings.

More than half of the children currently waiting to be adopted in the area are brothers and sisters.

One woman separated from her own family as a teenager has told Look North that it's led to years of heartache.

Adoption agencies say it's important that brothers and sisters remain together, but that's not always possible

Nationally, just under half of children up for adoption are part of sibling groups. In Lincolnshire it's slightly higher at 50%.

In Yorkshire and the Humber 61% of children are up for adoption with brothers or sisters.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

As we've told you, Lincoln Cathedral is currently locked in a battle with Durham Cathedral, Bristol Cathedral and York Minster.

At the time of writing Lincoln and York are neck and neck! , external

A lot of people are asking what the difference is between a Minster and a Cathedral so here it is...

Essentially a Minster is a church built in the Anglo-Saxon period as a missionary church whereas a Cathedral is the seat of a Bishop.

So grounds for disqualification?

Alas not. York Minster is technically both a Minster and a Cathedral (much to the relief of the Archbishop of York no doubt).

Just greedy if you ask me...

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

An attempted robbery in Lincoln was broken up by a man and his German Shepherd dog

Police want to get in touch with him to help them with their investigation.

The victim was walking on King George field at 17:45 yesterday evening when he was grabbed by a man described as 6ft, skinny and wearing dark tracksuit bottoms and a black jacket.

The the mystery witness spotted the altercation and shouted at the would-be robber who then fled on a mountain bike.

I expect the German Shepherd had something to do with that!

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Earlier we told you the news that the former Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire, Tony Worth, has passed away at the age of 77.

Lots of people and organisations have being paying tribute to the work he did for the county. Here are a few of them:

Charlotte Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here's the latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Police want witnesses to a double fatal crash on the A17 on Monday
• The former Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire has died at the age of 77
• Lincoln is battling York in the Cathedral World Cup

Lincolnshire Reporter

A Lincolnshire man who fired a ball bearing gun at the home of his ex-wife’s parents, external has been jailed for 27 months.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

A goal-keeper from Boston is on the brink of breaking a football world record.

Former Pilgrims player, Paul Bastock, is due to make his 1,250th appearance this weekend with Wisbech Town.

Image source, Paul Bastock

That will beat the record set by England goalie, Peter Shilton.

47-year-old Paul says he's been in contact with him:

Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cold and breezy day with sunny spells and mostly dry.

There is a chance of a few showers, mostly affecting western parts.

Fresh northwest winds and a maximum temperature of 9C.

BBC figures show that women are paid 14% less than men in Lincolnshire.

They've been released today to mark the date from which women effectively work unpaid for the rest of the year.

The median wage for men in Lincolnshire is £12 an hour - it's £10.32 for women.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

York Minster, we're coming for ya and Richard Coles is going to help!

Everyone's favourite former member of the Communards and Strictly star has made his opinion on the matter clear:

At the start of the week we told you that two people had died after a crash on the A17 in Swineshead.

The couple, who were in their 80s and from Norfolk, were killed when their green Volvo collided with a HGV at around noon.

Today Lincolnshire Police have asked for anyone who may have seen either vehicle in the run up to the collision to contact them, external.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincoln Cathedral is through to the finals of the Cathedral World Cup.

The contest was set up following a string of lighthearted tweets from cathedrals boasting about their buildings.

Lincoln currently stands in second place, with Durham in third and Bristol trailing in fourth. York Minster leads the pack.

But there's still time to vote...

More than 35,000 cases of fly-tipping in the county, but only 87 people have been penalised.

David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside

A representative of the seafood industry in North East Lincolnshire says he wants the government to look at giving them free trade status in the ports of Grimsby and Immingham.

It's ahead of the latest round of leave negotiations between the UK and EU which get under way today.

The government wants to put the day Britain leaves the European Union into law. It'll be 23:00 on the 29 March 2019.

Simon Dwyer from the cluster group Seafood Grimsby & Humber told the BBC he has many concerns about Brexit.

He says around 5,000 people work in the seafood processing industry across the region and most of that seafood is imported from places like Canada, Argentina, South Africa and China.

Mr Dwyer says they are working closely with DEFRA and are asking for tax exemptions so they can take advantage of Brexit and make it work for the industry.

He adds, some areas of concern about how Brexit will work for the region's seafood industry are access to overseas labour, overseas exports and trade quotas.

He says they will have to work hard with government to keep the region's 5,000 seafood jobs.