North East Lincolnshire Council has tweeted to say palm oil has been found on Cleethorpes beach.

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They say it isn't dangerous to humans but can be toxic to dogs.

They're urging dog owners to be vigilant, keep their pet on a lead and prevent them from eating anything washed up on the beach.

In a speech at Louth Livestock Market the Prince of Wales said he was pleased to have helped save it.

Last year the market was saved from closure.

The Prince said it should be at the heart of a rural community and he hopes it goes from strength-to-strength.

Prince Charles has arrived at Louth Livestock Market.

He's met some local school children:

The Prince will be launching the Farm Resilience Programme in Lincolnshire.

It's a network designed to help farmers improve their businesses and make them more sustainable.

Plans to encourage children to play out on the streets in North East Lincolnshire by banning cars for periods of time will be discussed today.

The idea originated in Bristol and allows communities to apply to have their roads closed to traffic at certain times of the day.

The project has already been adopted in parts of Hull.

Louth Livestock Market is getting prepared for a visit from Prince Charles today.

First up, breakfast!

Next, trustee Allan Wilkinson speaks about The Prince's Farm Resilience Fund.

Prince Charles will be announcing that the programme is coming to Lincolnshire.

It consists of one-to-one farm advice and workshops to help family farm businesses.

20 farms from across Lincolnshire will receive help, with meetings held in Louth.

Registration, external opens today

Organisers of the Lincoln 10k are working to reschedule the run after it was cancelled at the weekend.

The decision was made to keep runners and spectators safe after heavy snowfall on Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Mike Tomlinson, the CEO of Run for All, which runs the event, says the conditions made the decision to postpone 'straightforward'.

The junior races went ahead on Saturday before the worst of the weather hit.

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Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Cold, windy and cloudy at first with widespread frost and ice.

Here's my full forecast.

Public Health England says it's seeing an increase in Scarlet Fever cases in Lincolnshire.

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Scarlet Fever is not uncommon at this time of the year but in the past ten weeks there have been 183 cases in Lincolnshire.

That compares to 93 for the same period last year, and 73 cases in 2016.

Public Health England says it's monitoring the numbers, but that it is not unusual to see a jump in cases every four to five years, and it could also be down to better reporting of the illness.

It's very contagious but usually mild.

Symptoms include a sore throat, headache and fever with a rash.

Doctors say early treatment with antibiotics is important to reduce the risk of complications with the spread of the infection.

Police are warning of very icy roads in parts of Lincolnshire.

Officers say the Market Rasen and Caistor areas are quite bad.

They're urging drivers to take extra care on the roads.

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Prince Charles is visiting Lincolnshire today.

The Prince of Wales, will start his visit at Louth Livestock Market, which was saved from closure last year.

There he will launch the Farm Resilience Programme in which 20 farms across the county will receive help with workshops and one-to-one advice.

HRH will then head on over to Freshtime UK in Boston to meet factory staff and find out more about the company's plans for more recyclable and alternative packaging.

He will make a stop at Age UK Boston and South Holland to meet with volunteers and beneficiaries.

Off finally to Tattershall, where the Prince will be shown around the National Trust's 15th Century castle before visiting the Holy Trinity Church.