Richard Madden
BBC Radio Humberside

There are reports that David Prescott, the son of former deputy prime minister John Prescott and a key aide to Jeremy Corbyn has been suspended from his job in the Labour leader's office.

Image source, David Prescott

A Labour spokeswoman said: "We do not comment on staffing matters."

Mr Prescott has emerged as a key member of Mr Corbyn's team, reportedly helping to write his speeches and preparing him to face Theresa May at Prime Minister's Questions.

He stood as the Labour candidate in Gainsborough in the 2015 election, but lost to sitting Conservative MP Sir Edward Leigh.

He also failed to gain the nomination as the party's candidate in Hull West and Hessle, earlier this year after former home secretary Alan Johnson announced he was standing down in June's election.

Amanda White
BBC East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

A North Lincolnshire branch of a national charity needs your help to break a record.

Operation Christmas Child in Barton upon Humber have set themselves the task of sending 2017 boxes to needy children this Christmas.

But they are short of cuddly toys, toothpaste and soap. Take a look of this:

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Market Rasen's shop vacancy rate has risen despite it being included in the Portas Pilot five years ago.

The town was given Portas Pilot status by the shopping expert Mary Portas along with £100,000 to help with regeneration.

But figures obtained by the BBC show there's been a rise in the town's vacancy rate compared with five years ago- it now stands at nearly 23% - almost double the national average.

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West Lindsey District Council say they are now working on a new three-year plan to help regenerate Market Rasen.

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

This year's Lincoln Christmas Market will see more armed officers helping to police the event as part of tighter security measures.

Lincolnshire Police say the decision is not based on any emerging threat or intelligence.

Certain roads will also be blocked off in key locations as part of wider security measures.

Last year the four-day event attracted more than 260,000 visitors.

BBC News Travel

The A15 has been closed in both directions because of a serious accident.

It affects the stretch between A631 Caenby Corner and the A1500 Horncastle Lane.

The accident happened ar around 0700 GMT just north of Scampton Airfield.

Police have warned that the road's expected to be closed for some time.

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Following the news that a decision over whether to reopen Grantham A&E overnight will now be deferred until next month the town's MP says he'll raise the matter in the House of Commons.

NHS Improvement wants to carry out an independent review despite there being enough doctors now available to staff the unit 24 hours a day.

The United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust says it needs to ensure levels can be maintained going forward.

But Grantham MP Nick Boles says it's not good enough:

BBC News Travel

Strikes are taking place on rail services across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire today.

Some trains are cancelled and others are being replaced by buses today.

Members of the RMT union at Northern have walked out for 24 hours in a long-running row over driver-only trains.

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Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Good morning, It's going to be a cold but sunny day.

Here's my full forecast:

Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Good morning. Join us as we bring you the latest news, sport, travel and weather across the county on Wednesday 8 November.

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A man died when the car he was driving collided with a lorry.

The 29-year-old from Lincoln crashed in Treswell, near Retford, early yesterday morning.

Nottinghamshire Police said he died at the scene.

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That's it from me today with your latest news, sport, travel and weather.

Before I go, here are five things we've learned today:

• Forget a short-back 'n' sides, a hair salon in Skegness has a hatch-back inside!
• A decision won't be made on reopening Grantham A&E at night until December
• The last surviving British Dambuster has received an MBE
• A dog that was "left for dead" by harecourses could become your pet
• You can see almost 700 seals at Donna Nook

We'll have more of the latest news across Lincolnshire from 08:00 tomorrow.

Five people have been arrested in connection with suspected drugs offences in Skegness and Ingoldmells.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

The arrests come after a number of warrants Lincolnshire Police carried out in Skegness and Ingoldmells under the misuse of drugs act.

Police say it's been a "day of action", which has had "some really good results."

The five people are currently in custody, helping police with their enquiries.

One of the powers at their disposal today is PD Norman, the sniffer dog.

Here is is, raring to go:

It's being claimed that a scheme which uses grass cut from roadside verges to generate electricity has got interest from councils around the country.

Lincolnshire County Council is collecting the grass it cuts and putting it in anaerobic digesters to generate electricity.

The electricity generated is sold to the national grid, helping to cover the cost of cutting the grass.

The practice is commonly used in Northern France, and while the council's portfolio holder for highways, Councillor Richard Davies says there have been "some teething troubles", other councils have expressed interest.

One additional benefit is that collecting the clippings means that grass grows slower than when the clippings are left to fertilise the soil on the verges.

The scheme is halfway through a two year pilot in Lincolnshire

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Cloud and occasional rain will clear away east overnight, with some good clear spells developing from the west.

A widespread frost in rural parts by morning.

Here's my full forecast:

The last surviving British Dambuster has been to Buckingham Palace to collect his MBE from the Queen.

George "Johnny" Johnson, flew in 617 Squadron based at RAF Scampton and was just 22 when he took part in the famous Operation Chastise raids to drop specially developed bouncing bombs on German dams.

Campaigners were calling for him to receive a knighthood earlier this year.

Roadworks in the centre of Louth should come to an end tomorrow.

Anglian Water have been carrying out repair work on a leak since last Thursday.

The company has apologised for any disruption, saying the work is essential.

The roads should reopen in the afternoon.

Staff at a hair salon in Skegness say they've had a lucky escape after a car smashed through the front of the building.

Image source, Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue

No-one was hurt when a 92 year-old client who was on her way to an appointment drove through the window.

Wendy Cassidy, the owner of Cuttin' Crew hair salon says her staff had to run out of the path of the vehicle, which ploughed through the salon's waiting area.

It's thought that the driver may have accidentally accelerated when manoeuvering the vehicle.

She says the woman was trapped inside the vehicle by the broken glass but, although shaken, was otherwise unhurt.

Wendy praised another hairdresser in the town who offered her space in her salon for Wendy and her colleagues until they can return to their shop.

A campaign to keep a council run golf course open in North Lincolnshire will reach parliament this evening.

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The Scunthorpe Labour MP Nic Dakin will hand in a petition of over 1,500 signatures on behalf of campaigners who want Kingsway Gold Club to stay open.

North Lincolnshire council say the land was very poorly used as a golf course and want to turn it into a nature reserve.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Campaigners and politicans have been reacting to the news that no decision will be made on whether to reopen Grantham Hospital until next month.

The MP for Grantham and Stamford, Nick Boles has called for the service to reopen. His reaction has been to say that today's decision is legally dubious and morally indefensible.

He says he will be raising the matter in the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity.

Melissa Darcey from the campaign group, Fighting 4 Grantham Hospital says it's frustrating:

Meanwhile, Charmaine Morgan from SOS Grantham Hospital says it's a disappointment:

The decision now won't be made until a staffing review is carried out by NHS Improvement.

The Chief Executive of United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust (ULHT) ,Jan Sobieraj says this is to make sure that staffing levels are sustainable:

ULHT Medical Director Dr Neil Hepburn says he can understand that frustration, but although he says the trust now has enough doctors, more needs to be done to secure services going forward:

Skegness foreshore, including the Clock Tower, and Tower Gardens have been added to Historic England's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.

Image source, East Lindsey District Council

In recognition of its "special historic interest", the site has now become Grade II registered, providing further protections for the area for future generations.

The foreshore, which also includes the well-known sunken gardens, bowling greens, and boating lake were designed by the town's surveyor, Rowland Jenkins.

It's said that when he came to the town in 1912, the only attractions in Skegness were a junk shop, a spiral railway and an old ship on the beach.

Over the course of 40 years, he helped transform the town into a popular holiday resort with many of his developments still attracting visitors today.