The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire.

Prince William is the Honorary Air Commandant of RAF Coningsby and visited the base last year.

He's meeting crew members who operate the Typhoon planes and watching a display from the team.

Over 3,000 999 calls were made by a group of just five frequent callers last year, East Midlands Ambulance Service has revealed.

New data from the BBC also revealed that one of them called 1,224 times - that's more than three times per day.

Four other people between them called the service just over 1,800 times.

East Midlands Ambulance Service says the number of frequent callers has increased dramatically in the last four years.

The service says it offers support to regular callers to help find the right care for them, but it wants to make very clear that 999 is for emergencies.

People should call 111 if they're not in immediate danger, the service adds.

Hull Trains cancels all of its London services and there are further cancellations on the east coast mainline.

There are concerns a potential new steel tariff, put forward by the US President Donald Trump could have an impact on the industry in Scunthorpe.

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The European Commission is meeting today to discuss a response to Mr Trump's proposals of a 25% tariff on imported steel, along with a 10% tariff on aluminium.

The Scunthorpe MP Nic Dakin is calling on the government to put British businesses first and says the proposals also pose the risk of a "trade war".

The auction at Pleasure Island in Cleethorpes has been stopped because the website connection has failed.

The theme park closed a year ago and everything that's left is being sold off.

Some of the things being put under the hammer include a giant water slide and a carousel which is expected to fetch around £180k.

Rides from a former North Lincolnshire theme park will go for auction today.

More than a year ago Pleasure Island theme park in Cleethorpes closed its doors for the final time and today everything that's left is being auctioned off.

Some of the things being sold include a giant water slide and a carousel which it is hoped will fetch £180,000.

But not everything is expected to go for thousands.

The auction is being held today and tomorrow.

Calum McKenzie
BBC News

Football fans temporarily put rivalry to one side to remember a fellow supporter.

Mansfield and Lincoln fans united in a minute’s applause in the 59th minute of their 1-1 draw last night.

It was to remember Stags fan Ian Coupe, who passed away last week.

His family described him as a “super” Stag, who was a regular at Field Mill.

The new George Johnson Education Centre in Lincoln officially opens today.

The centre is for young people who've been excluded or may be struggling in mainstream education.

It's named after the last surviving British member of the Dambusters raid - Squadron Leader George "Johnny" Johnson - who is opening it later.

In peacetime, Lincolnshire-born Mr Johnson taught people with learning difficulties and later developed pioneering schemes in mental health rehabilitation at hospitals.

A woman from Lincoln has returned from the Arctic after completing a marathon on skis for charity, external.

Claire Woodhall finished the challenge in two days to raise money for women with breast cancer.

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Claire owns the Lincoln Bra Lady shop in North Hykeham and says she's worked with women who have had treatment for cancer.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A dry, sunny day ahead across the region.

Here's my full forecast:

Police now say that a fire at Appleby and Frodingham, external Cricket Club was an arson attack.

The fire was started at the club on Brumby Wood Lane on 25 February after a break-in at around 16:00.

Police are appealing for witnesses.

An 11-year-old girl remains in a critical condition after being hit by a car near Louth yesterday morning.

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It happened near the junction of Carlton Road in Manby.

Police want anyone who may have seen a white Land Rover Discovery in the area to come forward.

Actions such as up-skirting, stalking and groping should be classed as a hate crime, an MP has said.

Grimsby MP Melanie Onn is calling for the law to be made be tougher on anyone who commits such offences .

The Fawcett Society says 64% of women of all ages have experienced unwanted sexual harassment in public places.

The Grimsby MP has secured a debate in Parliament today calling for misogyny to be made a hate crime.

What happens to the parks after the gates are closed for the final time?

Lincoln substitute Ollie Palmer scores a late equaliser to spoil David Flitcroft's first game in charge of Mansfield.

The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:

• Cause of pollution in River Witham, which has killed thousands of fish, is identified
• Eleven-year-old girl is airlifted to hospital after being hit by a car near Louth
• Police appeal for help after 90-year-old is pushed off walking frame and robbed in Lincoln
• Four newborn kittens recover after being dumped in pub toilets in Lincoln
• Final phase of mustard gas clean-up near Woodhall Spa will take place next week

High levels of ammonia have been recorded in the River Witham in Lincolnshire.

Tonight looks set to be largely dry with some clear spells. A colder night with lows of -2C (28F) with a widespread frost.

Tomorrow we'll see patchy fog and a dry start to the day. The fog will clear to leave some sunny spells.

A few scattered showers could develop later, but many places will stay dry, with cloud increasing. Highs tomorrow of 10C (50F).

The source and cause of pollution in the River Witham, which has killed thousands of fish, has been identified, according to the Environment Agency.

The fish were found on Sunday between Kirkstead Bridge and Bardney Bridge, near Woodhall Spa and reports of dead fish were also received from the Boston area, some 20 miles away.

As a precaution, people are still being advised to keep pets and livestock out of the water, and not eat any of the dead fish.

In a statement, the Environment Agency says it's unable to give further details regarding source of the pollution "due to ongoing investigations and possible enforcement action".

The Humber is the UK's busiest trading estuary but the maritime industry is struggling to recruit people for jobs as harbourmasters, pilots and dock managers.

Nationally there's been a sharp fall in the number of people starting apprenticeships, but in the Humber area, port operator ABP says they're helping to fast-track new recruits.

The Humber handles 40% of all the UK's sea born trade but it's a sector that has a poor visibility in schools when it comes to marine careers.

Bespoke marine apprenticeships aim to bridge the gap, training future marine pilots and dock masters.

ABP say future job prospects of the marine and pilot apprentices are huge.

The amount of government funding for maritime training has been doubled as sea born trading continues to grow.