A woman from Cleethorpes has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison for drug dealing and handling stolen goods.

Image source, Humberside Police

Lesley Jayne Mooney, 57, of Brenton Avenue, pleaded guilty at an earlier court hearing to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and to handling stolen goods.

Humberside Police searched her home in March 2017 where they found her holding a black plastic parcel with a number of wraps of drugs inside.

Officers found over 2,000 items believed to have been stolen, including bags full of boxed watches, make-up, deodorants, chocolate and DVDs.

BBC Weather

A dry afternoon is expected for many areas but an isolated shower is possible.

Feeling cool but there should be plenty of sunshine, and winds will be light.

League Two side Grimsby Town sign Leeds United striker Mallik Wilks on loan until the end of the season.

Charlotte Wright
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Here are some of the top stories in Lincolnshire so far today:

• Lincolnshire's non-emergency service has been given three months to improve its service or risk losing the contract
• The head of a North Lincolnshire school says pupils feel safe again, four months on from a stabbing
• A Louth auctioneers has discovered £15,000 in a secret compartment of a chest of drawers

The Lincolnite

The season of love is back, and Lincoln is all set for the return of some romantic selfie props, external next month.

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Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

You'll be checking your own furniture after reading this! Around £15,000 has been discovered tucked away in a chest of drawers in Lincolnshire.

The Georgian furniture came into John Taylors Auctioneers in Louth. While preparing it for sale they came across a secret drawer containing the hoard of antique treasures:

Here are just a couple of the items:

James Laverack, from the auctioneers, says its common to find these compartments, but never with pieces of this value:

Hull Trains have tweeted that trains between Peterborough, Doncaster and Lincoln are being disrupted because of an incident involving emergency services.

East Coast trains are also affected.

The haul was found at an auction house in Lincolnshire.

BBC Weather Watchers

Let's take a look at some of the photos you snapped early this morning...

Mark Suffield tweeted this one at us from Sleaford - lovely orange and blue combination!:

Image source, Mark Suffield

Nettleham next, where Daviation took this:

Image source, Daviation

And last of all Bassingham, where Stormwind27 captured the sun just poking up above the trees:

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The deputy head of a North Lincolnshire School where a support worker was stabbed says pupils now feel safe again thanks to the help of the community and educational psychologists.

School support worker Joy Simon was seriously injured after being attacked by a student at Winterton Community Academy, near Scunthorpe, four months ago.

The school's deputy headteacher, Robert Featherstone, says procedures there have now been changed:

Farmers in Lincolnshire say government plans to make food labelling rules clearer when Britain leaves the European Union will boost business for them.

Most meat products currently have to show which country they come from, apart from processed meat or where it's an ingredient in a ready meal.

Some argue this doesn't distinguish British produce from meat reared abroad.

John Gatenby, a Lincolnshire farmer who also represents the National Farmers Union, says some of that food from abroad is produced to a lower standard:

More now on the embattled firm which runs Hull and Lincolnshire's non-emergency transport services.

Thames Ambulance Service (TASL) has come under fire for failing to meet targets and letting down patients and has been given a three-month deadline to turn things around.

In a statement, the firm says it's now moving in the right direction:

Health officials say the service is being monitored very closely.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lights, camera, action! It's good news if you're a silver screen fanatic because five major cinema projects are under way or on the cards for the county.

The small Nottingham-based chain Savoy Cinemas will be building a five-screen cinema as part of a £5m complex in Grantham.

It's also revamping its West End cinema in Boston (pictured below), giving it a new look and upgrading the screens and sound system.

Image source, Geograph

Meanwhile, one of the quirkiest cinemas in the county, the Kinema in the Woods in Woodhall Spa, is looking to expand with a third screen and a new auditorium:

Image source, Getty Images

And there are plans for a new cinema in Sleaford as well, though these are still in the early stages.

One of the sites being looked at is around the back of the Corn Exchange building in the town.

Finally, the Everyman chain is coming to Lincoln. It wants its cinema to be glass-fronted, have four screens and include a restaurant and rooftop terrace bar.

Thames Ambulance Service, which provides non-emergency transport in Hull and Lincolnshire, is still failing to meet any of its key targets, according to new figures seen by the BBC.

The service has been given just three months to improve or it could face losing the Lincolnshire contract which is worth £25m.

The MP for Grimsby, Melanie Onn, is demanding that ambulance bosses discuss their performance with other local MPs:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Hello from Lincoln, Alex here and ready to bring you all the very latest from across the county.

We'll have news, travel, sport and weather updates as they happen throughout the day, so keep checking back to see what's new.

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Chelsea Under-21s will travel to Lincoln in the Checkatrade Trophy semi-finals, while Shrewsbury host Yeovil or Fleetwood.

Two men died in the crash involving a car and a lorry near Colsterworth, in October.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Updates on breaking news and travel will continue through the night, but here are five things we've learned today:

• A woman says she won't come back to Lincoln alone after being harassed in the street
• Domestic burglary has increased by 60% in Lincolnshire, according to the latest figures
• Ten schools have underperformed in Lincolnshire
• Question Time is coming to Lincolnshire
• Scunthorpe Steel is going to be used at a project at the world's largest port

Have a good evening.

BBC Look North
East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

Peter has the latest:

BBC Weather

A few showers remain possible during the evening and overnight, tending to ease later as winds fall light.

Cloud should break later, perhaps allowing a slight frost locally.