Scunthorpe twice come from behind to snatch a precious point in their play-off pursuit with a draw at Peterborough.

Neal Eardley scores his first goal in over six years as Lincoln grind out a 1-0 win over Cheltenham to move back into the play-off zone.

The top stories from Lincolnshire so far today include:

• A woman in her 60s has died after a crash on the A158 near Horncastle
• Boston's mayor says he won't resign over controversial Facebook posts, despite no confidence vote
• Police are hunting for a mugger who knocked a 90-year-old off his walking frame in Lincoln
• Gainsborough Trinity have appointed a new manager
• A pancake flipping race in Grantham ended in a flop for a council leader

A man charged after a crash in Lincoln at the weekend will appear in court next month.

Callum Payne, 20, of Bracken Hill, Mansfield, was arrested after the collision in the city's West Parade just before 03:30 on Sunday.

A man was taken to Nottingham's Queen's Medical Centre and a woman to Lincoln County Hospital. Neither suffered life-threatening injuries.

Callum Payne has been charged with driving without due care and attention, drink driving and failing to stop.

He will appear before Lincoln Magistrates on 1 March.

Peter Levy
Presenter, BBC Look North

Here are some of the stories we will be featuring this evening:

Police investigating a crash on the A158 near Horncastle yesterday have confirmed the driver who died was a local woman in her 60s.

Image source, Horncastle Police

Officers have not identified the victim, who was killed when her Ford Focus hit a double-decker bus at Thunkers Hollow.

The bus driver was airlifted to hospital after the crash, while seven passengers travelling on the bus suffered slight injuries.

Two men have been arrested after a series of burglaries in south Lincolnshire.

There's been a spate of offences in Rippingale near Bourne since November.

A 24-year-old local man and a 27-year-old from Grantham have been released on police bail while inquiries continue.

People who live in a part of Sleaford have helped launch a new scheme which housing association bosses hope will improve hundreds of neighbourhoods.

Image source, Google

The initiative has been organised by the social housing provider Acis as a way of tidying up Tamer Road in the town.

Workers are encouraging local residents to help litter pick while also putting on a free lunch and craft workshops for children.

Acis owns and manages almost 7,000 homes across the midlands and north of England and its hoped the project will be rolled out across other streets throughout Lincolnshire and South Yorkshire..

Red Arrows pilot Sean Cunningham died after being ejected from his aircraft in 2011.

Here's some footage from a pancake race at St Wulfram's Church in Grantham today - which attracted quite a crowd.

What the video didn't catch was the moment that the leader of South Kesteven District Council, Matthew Lee, fell and broke his finger. Ouch!

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

If you're heading out this afternoon don't forget your brolly.

Here's the latest forecast:

Detectives are looking for a man who snatched a pensioner's bag in Cleethorpes.

Image source, Google

Officers say the 74-year-old was on Thrunscoe Road near Coronation Road in the resort, when the incident happened yesterday lunchtime.

She was unhurt but had her brown and beige bag stolen which contained food and aftershave that she’d bought as a present.

The suspect is described as white, aged between 28 and 35, skinny, and wearing a mustard coloured top and dark jeans.

BBC Sport

Lee Sinnott has been unveiled as the new boss of Gainsborough Trinity.

Image source, Getty Images

Sinnott, whose last job was at Altrincham, will be in charge for Saturday's match away at Chorley.

He's played at clubs including Walsall, Watford and Crystal Palace and managed Farsley Celtic, Port Vale and Bradford Park Avenue as well as Altrincham.

The club says he will oversee training this evening:

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire News

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

• Police in Lincoln appeal for witnesses after a man aged 90 was pushed off his walking frame in a mugging
• The Mayor of Boston says he's not sure if he'll be able to continue after a vote of no confidence in him last night
• A new plan to put mental health nurses in Lincolnshire Police's force control room has saved hundreds of hours of officers' time, the force says

The mayor of Boston says he's not sure if he'll be able to continue after a vote of no confidence in him last night.

Image source, Boston Borough Council

Councillor Brian Rush (pictured during a recent charity event) was told to step down in a vote last night which was sparked over accusations about alleged offensive posts on his Facebook page.

Councillor Rush has said he apologises if what he said on the closed Facebook page offended anyone.

It's understood Boston Borough Council has said his administrative support will be withdrawn, making it difficult for him to continue in the job.

Police in Lincoln are appealing for witnesses after a man aged 90 was pushed off his walking frame in a mugging.

Image source, Google

Officers say it happened at about midday yesterday in Woodfield Avenue in the Birchwood area of Lincoln.

The man was using a walking frame when he was approached by a young man on a bike and pushed over.

The suspect took his food shopping, and his holdall containing money and a wallet before riding off.

Lincolnshire Police is appealing for any witnesses to the crash to contact the force.

Thanks to James for sending in this amazing picture of the red skies over Dunholme, near Lincoln, this morning.

As we've already seen on today's forecast, the beautiful conditions aren't set to continue:

If you miss out on the showers today you'll be lucky - and it will be cold.

Here's my full forecast for East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire:

A sentencing hearing will continue today into the events which led to the death of a Red Arrows pilot in Lincolnshire.

Martin-Baker Aircraft Ltd has admitted breaching health and safety laws which led to the death of Flt Lt Sean Cunningham at RAF Scampton in 2011.

The prosecution has already claimed the firm put many lives at risk by failing to warn of issues with an ejection seat it manufactured.

Martin Baker has admitted failing to ensure the safety of non-employees, but has disputed other allegations.