A man's been arrested after armed police descended on People's Park in Grimsby late last night.
The 23-year-old-man was arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm, possession of a knife and robbery.
Armed officers attended to ensure the safety of everyone in the area, according to Humberside Police.
They were also supported by the police helicopter.
Memorials dedicated to airmen in World War One and World War Two have been given heritage protection.
Image source, BCARSome 14 war memorials have been newly listed or had their protected status upgraded to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force.
The memorials include the one at RAF Wickenby in Lincolnshire (pictured) which commemorates the lost aircrew of 12 and 626 Squadrons.
A Lincolnshire council has decided to write off £130,000 worth of debt it is owed.
South Holland Council, which is based in Spalding, says almost a quarter of the debts are uncollected business rates.
Plans for nearly 200 homes in a North East Lincolnshire village could get the go ahead later.
Image source, GoogleCyden Homes wants to build the development at Waltham, near Grimsby, and it looks like planners could today approve it, but with conditions attached.
Some people living in the village aren't happy and have said the area doesn't have the infrastructure to cope with more homes.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A chilly and mostly dry start to the day, with some early brightness and cloud.
Scattered showers will develop this morning and continue this afternoon.
The top temperature will be about 7C (45F).
Here's my full forecast:
A group is being set up to support Lincoln City fans who have mental health problems.
A meeting is being held today for Imps supporters to talk about issues they may be facing.
Image source, Imps in the communityThey will also look at how they can make the stadium and match days more accessible to people suffering with anxiety and depression.
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A few showers possible mainly over the hills, possibly wintry on high ground later, otherwise dry with clear spells.
Minimum temperature 2C (36F) with a touch of ground frost. Light southwest wind.
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East Lindsey District Council has tweeted following numerous incidents where a substance has washed up on beaches along the Lincolnshire coast.
Image source, North East Lincolnshire CouncilThe tests have come back on the substance and it has been identified as petroleum wax.
The advice remains the same, do not remove or touch the substance and please report it.
Patients in North Lincolnshire are being reassured that they will still be taken to and from hospital after Thames Ambulance service was stripped of its contract.
Health bosses say the firm will continue to operate for the next year while a new company is found.
The move to cancel the contract came after months of criticism of Thames Ambulance Service, with patients raising concerns about frequent delays or ambulances not arriving at all.
The company says it's disappointed with the decision and says improvements were being made.
The University of Lincoln has been ranked 23rd in the UK in a survey of students’ opinions about their experience at university.
Image source, University of LincolnThe survey, carried out by YouthSight, asked for the opinions of more than 20,000 undergraduates on topics including academic experience, student welfare and university facilities.
Quote MessageI have made friends for life, and pushed myself towards accomplishing goals which I once would never have dreamed of setting. I have had the most incredible time at Lincoln over the past three years, and feel that my amazing experience here has not only shaped the career which I will go on to pursue, but has also shaped me as an individual."
Grace Corn, Third Year student
Hull's Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) says it will continue to work closely with Thames Ambulance to ensure the non-emergency patient transport service meets the needs of patients in the city.
The CCG adds "there are no current plans to make changes to this contract, and patients should continue to book their transport in their usual way".
It comes after TASL was told last night that North Lincolnshire would be cancelling its services.
The Cleethorpes MP Martin Vickers has also called for the North East Lincolnshire to part ways with the company.
The move comes after months of criticism, with patients raising concerns about frequent delays or ambulances not arriving at all.
A lovely story of kindness to cheer you up on a grey and wet Tuesday afternoon.
Thanks to an appeal, Lincolnshire hospitals have been inundated with old ties which are being upcycled by hospital volunteers and turned into little purses.
Image source, Sharon KiddThey're then being used to hold jewellery belonging to patients who've died in hospital - so relatives can take them away in a keepsake, rather than a hospital bag or brown envelope
The patient experience manager of United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust Sharon Kidd says she's overwhelmed by the donations of ties they've received.
For more information about how to donate or get involved send them an email, external.
Cleethorpes MP Martin Vickers is calling for the outpatient transport provider Thames Ambulance Service (TASL) to have it's contract terminated in North East Lincolnshire.
It comes after the company was told last night that North Lincolnshire would be cancelling its services.
The move comes after months of criticism, with patients raising concerns about frequent delays or ambulances not arriving at all.
TASL says it's disappointed at the decision to cancel the North Lincolnshire contract.
Plans to bring empty homes back into use in Lincoln over the next 4 years have been agreed by councillors.
Since the start of the year more than 400 homes have been empty for more than six months.
That's higher than the Lincolnshire and England average.
The scheme will focus on boosting the Sincil Bank area including attempts to reduce anti-social behaviour and fly-tipping.
Humberside Police will start using body cameras next month - it comes as research by West Yorkshire Police suggests wearing them has led to a reduction in Tasers being fired.
The BBC has seen an internal report which shows people are less likely to be violent when they know they're being filmed and officers are less likely to use violence to resolve a situation.
We've had some fantastic photos in from our BBC Weather Watcher TheJollyJogger in Caistor of yesterday's beautiful sunset.
Image source, TheJollyJogger
Image source, TheJollyJoggerIf you're a good shot and want to get involved with BBC Weather Watchers it's easier than you think.
The Isaac Newton Building at the University of Lincoln has been shortlisted for RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) East Midlands 2018 awards.
Image source, University of LincolnThe building incorporates new facilities for the School of Engineering, an expanded School of Computer Sciences and the new School of Maths and Physics including engineering and robotics workshops, research and teaching laboratories, computer suites, offices, catering facilities and a 500-seat lecture theatre.
It's amoung 15 to be shortlisted.
All the buildings will be assessed by a regional jury with the winner being announced at the awards evening in May.
There will be some rain or drizzle this afternoon, but there will be some drier and brighter intervals too, the best of any bright spells later in the day.
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