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Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's it from me and the team in Lincoln for today - we'll be back at 08.00 on Monday with more of the very latest from across the county.

Just before we sign off for the evening there's time to look back at five things we've discovered during the day:

• Council bosses say they're 'optimistic' work will restart soon on Lincoln's eastern bypass
• Humber Bridge bosses say they will get tough with people who try to scale the structure
• A waste giant says its scrapping plans for a plant on the edge of Lincoln
• Charities in Lincolnshire say rural homelessness is a forgotten problem
• And a woman in Grantham is looking for a new home for her 6ft penguin

Till next week!

A man's wanted by police after a robbery in Gainsborough yesterday afternoon.

Officers say he carried out the offence between 14.25 and 14.55 between the Tesco store and the underpass on Sandsfield Lane, Gainsborough.

Image source, Google

He's described as broad, 5ft 9ins with brown untidy hair, a local accent, and stained teeth, and described as wearing a green jacket, dark blue jeans with mud stains on his knees, and black trainers,

It's alleged he pushed the victim into a wall causing minor facial injuries, then took money.If you were in the area and saw anything related to the incident call 101

An inquest hears how baby Alex died after she fell asleep while he was being bottle-fed.

Tony Richardson died in hospital after he was attacked outside a Halifax Bank in Grimsby.

We're getting reports that there's a crash on the A46 Lincoln bypass near the Carholme roundabout. Motorists are reporting long tailbacks to the Skellingthorpe roundabout.

A man and a woman have both been charged with the murder of 45-year-old Tony Richardson.

Marc Finnie, 44, and his wife Sarah Finnie, 36, of Sutcliffe Avenue, are due to appear before Grimsby and Cleethorpes Magistrates Court tomorrow morning.

Mr Richardson’s family has been informed and continue to be supported by specialist officers.

Detective Chief Inspector Stewart Miller, who has led the investigation, said: “We are very grateful to the public for their assistance and support throughout our investigation into this tragic incident.”

Two dogs which were seized from hare coursers in Lincolnshire are to be rehomed.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

It's the first time the courts have ruled in this way.

In the past dogs were eventually returned to their owners.

Lurchers Lucky and Spencer had been kept in kennels since last September, when their owners were arrested.

It's hoped there'll be positive news in the next week over Lincoln's Eastern Bypass project after the collapse of the main contractor responsible for building it.

Work on the route ground to a halt after construction giant Carillion stopped trading last week, leaving many subcontractors and local firms questioning if they'll get paid.

But Martin Hill, the leader of Lincolnshire County Council says he's hopeful they'll be able to make an announcement in the next few days.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Here are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:

• Waste firm abandons planning appeal over site on edge of Lincoln
• Claims rural homelessness is 'forgotten' by the authorities
• Humber Bridge officials issue tough warning to potential climbers

It's the last day for people in North East Lincolnshire to have their say on where to provide a temporary stopover site for travellers.

There are currently no designated sites around Grimsby, although all councils are legally required to provide them.

More than 1,000 potential locations have already been dismissed, and the council has been asking the public for their thoughts.

Mumble the penguin is six-foot tall with a "great big head", and loves being cuddled.

Here's the latest tweet from Lincolnshire Police's rural crime team - who are leading a major clampdown on illegal hare coursing in the county.

Officers say as well as the arrests detailed below - they also have a dispersal order in place across the county.

The order allows them to move groups of suspected hare coursers on to disrupt their activities.

A Grantham woman's appealing for a new home for her penguin - because she wants to move house.

Maureen Bailey, who's 75, won the cuddly bird more than a decade ago.

Image source, Grantham Journal

Image source, Grantham Journal

Since then she's put up with him in her house on Dudley Road, but now she's having a clear out so that she can move to a smaller property when she gets married later this year.

If you can help her, get in touch with us via email, or messaging on Facebook, external or Twitter., external

BBC Weather

Looks like there's some rain on the way for this evening's rush hour - and it will be cold:

The air ambulance which covers northern Lincolnshire will become a 24-hour service.

Image source, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance

At the moment, crews from the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance only respond to medical emergencies between 07:00 and 19:00.

The charity says it will increase the annual running costs from £2.5m to £4m.

But the charity says its confident it will be able to raise the money needed.

Police say they have now tracked down a jacket which they wanted to find in connection with a murder investigation in Grimsby.

Tony Richardson, 45, died in hospital after being attacked in Old Market Place on Monday afternoon.

Following an appeal yesterday, a member of the public found the light grey jacket and contacted police.

Humberside Police say they are grateful for the public's help with this investigation.

A 44-year-old man is currently in custody after being arrested on suspicion of murder.

A 36-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of incitement to murder.

British Transport Police are appealing to Lincolnshire commuters to help with their investigation into last week's arson at Nottingham railway station.

The fire, which broke out last Thursday night, caused major damage.

They believe that people who travel to and from the station for work may have important information to find those responsible:

Humber Bridge officials have vowed to get tough with people who try to climb the structure after a man was fined for breaching security.

Ryan Taylor was fined by magistrates in Hull after scaling the safety barrierat the Barton end of the bridge in May last year, and walking up the cables to the top of the south tower.

The case came about after the Humber Bridge brought a private prosecution.

Image source, NIGHT SCAPE

Taylor was among a group who scaled the bridge without safety equipment in the early hours of 15 May 2017.

They took videos and pictures of themselves at the top of the tower which they later posted on YouTube and other social media channels.

They fled the bridge after being spotted by security cameras.

A homeless charity in Lincolnshire says people sleeping rough in small towns and rural areas are a forgotten problem.

Homelessness in more isolated spots is growing at a faster rate than in bigger towns and cities, according to a recent UK-wide report.

The Institute for Public Policy Research study says rural homelessness is up by more than 52%, external since 2010.

Those running an emergency shelter in Boston say they know of people living in tents, sheds and shipping containers.