Police want to speak to this man after two people were attacked outside the McDonald's on the Cornhill in Lincoln.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

The two victims had to spend the night in the hospital as a result, one was left with jaw injuries.

It happened on the 26 November, but this is the first time police have revealed these images.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Secondary school tables just published show one in eight in England is below government standards.

The family of 29-year-old Gareth Bailey, who was found dead at his home in Ingoldmells in December, have issued a tribute saying he "lived every day to its fullest".

Image source, Lincolshire Police

39-year-old Steven Feeley has been charged with his murder.

He appeared in court last week and entered a plea of not guilty. A trial date has been set for May.

North Lincolnshire Council is putting forward proposals to increase the amount of council tax unemployed people pay.

The full council will look at putting it up from 25% to 50%.

Council leader Rob Waltham is in favour of the increase:

Lincolnshire Police have been attempting to recruit more officers who are fluent in another language.

They were looking for people who could speak either Polish, Latvian or Lithuanian (as well as English) to better cater for those in the south of the county, especially South Holland and Boston.

Since the drive began towards the end of last year 136 people have applied to join their ranks.

A number Assistant Chief Officer Andrew White is very pleased with:

The secondary school league tables have just been published and ten Lincolnshire schools have ranked below the standard deemed acceptable by ministers.

Lincoln

• Lincoln Castle Academy
• Sir Robert Pattinson Academy
• Lincoln UTC

Boston

• Haven High Academy
• William Lovell Church of England School
• The Giles Academy
• Thomas Middlecott Academy

Gainsborough

• The Gainsborough Academy

Grantham

• The West Grantham Academy St Hugh's

Skegness

• Skegness Academy

You can see how the schools in your area ranked here.

The Lincolnite

An inquest has heard how a young woman died after losing control of her car, external before colliding with a tree.

Image source, The Lincolnite

Plans for a £170M energy from waste centre outside Immingham have been submitted to North East Lincolnshire Council.

Image source, North Beck Energy Centre

Once built, North Beck Energy says the plant would create 40 full time jobs.

If given the go-ahead, the Centre will be located on vacant land zoned for industrial use, to the south east of Immingham Port,

Grantham Fire and Rescue teams are currently doing a few drills in the grounds at Harlaxton College.

They've picked a nice day for it!

Image source, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue

Image source, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue

Image source, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue

More now on the woman who had sexual comments hurled at her while she was walking in the Brayford Pool area of Lincoln.

The 63-year-old woman says she won't come back into the city alone since the incident, which she says involved a homeless man.

Insp Pat Coates says it's something the police are looking into and such incidents won't be tolerated:

Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

The top stories from our Lincoln newsroom so far today include:

• A woman says she won't come back to Lincoln alone after getting abused in the streets
• The latest figures show domestic burglary reports have gone up by 60% in Lincolnshire
• Scunthorpe steel is going to be used at a project at the world's largest cargo port

The latest crime figures for the county reveal a big increase in domestic burglary.

For the year ending September 2017 it rose by 60%, the highest rise in the East Midlands.

However non-domestic burglary fell by 31%.

Elsewhere sexual offences are up by 16% and reports of harassment and stalking went up by 13%.

BBC Weather Watchers

Lovely shot as the sun went down yesterday in Morton.

Thanks to mercuryb for sending it in:

South Kesteven District Council will today be asked to fly the LGBT Pride flag from their council building in Grantham next month.

Image source, Getty Images

Councillor Tracey Forman wants the authority to show it's support as part of LGBT History Month in February.

All members of the council will be asked to vote on the motion later today.

Steel from Scunthorpe will be used to help build the world's largest cargo port.

Image source, Steve Morgan/British Steel

British Steel has secured a deal to supply steel to Shanghai in China for its £57bn project.

The firm will make crane rails which will enable the port to handle huge container ships.

Scunthorpe Labour MP Nic Dakin says it's great news for the workers:

A 63-year-old woman says she will not come back to Lincoln alone after a man yelled sexually abusive comments at her in the street.

The victim, who wants to remain anonymous, says she believes the man was homeless.

He followed her until she ran into a restaurant for help, she says.

Take a listen to what she told BBC Radio Lincolnshire:

David Dimbleby and his panel will be in Grantham a week today to discuss the week's biggest political issues, set the news agenda - and try not to yell at each other.

The BBC One programme is being broadcast from the Meres Leisure Centre next Thursday and David Dimbleby wants YOU to sit in the audience.

You still have time to get your application in if you want to be there in person...

The MP for Sleaford and North Hykeham, Dr Caroline Johnson, has confirmed she's going to be working with the treasury:

Alina Jenkins
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A cloudy day ahead with a few showers possible in Lincolnshire.

Here's the full weather forecast for the region.

BBC News Travel

It's going to be slow going if you're travelling on the A46 around Faldingworth this morning.

A lorry overturned in the early hours and traffic has slowed right down while recovery work is carried out.

Possibly best to avoid the area for the moment if you can...