Elliott Whitehouse scores the goal as League Two Lincoln upset Shrewsbury to win the Checkatrade Trophy final at Wembley.

Burgers, "bucklers" and Barnet's move off the bottom of the EFL are among the things you may have missed on Saturday.

Grimsby send Chesterfield to the bottom of the table as their first win in 21 games sees them take a huge step towards securing safety.

Scunthorpe drop to ninth in League One despite Lee Novak scoring a late goal to earn them a draw at AFC Wimbledon

Cpl Jonathan Bayliss was killed when a Hawk aircraft crashed in North Wales on 20 March.

The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:

• Tributes are paid to a Red Arrows engineer at a charity football game
• Dad of X-Factor star Ella Henderson is jailed for fraud
• Warning over fraudsters pretending to be police officers
• A former Boston nightclub is to be converted into a hotel
• Cuddly chicks expected to arrive at Boston Stump

Tonight may see cloud thicken for a time but it should stay mostly dry.

Tomorrow will be a dry and bright start but cloud will thicken into the afternoon with a risk of some showery rain spreading up from the south.

A mainly cloudy day on Sunday with an increasing chance of rain through the day:

A woman has been jailed for stealing a car and drink-driving in Grantham

Sarah Dixon, 35, from Nottingham Road, Eastwood, in Nottinghamshire, shunted a van and caused two police officers to jump out of her path while she tried to escape on 9 March.

She was pulled over by police in Grantham after nearly hitting a moped and another car.

Officers tried to smash through the car window in order to retrieve Dixon, who was "drowsy" and slumped over the wheel, Lincoln Crown Court heard.

The abandoned car was found later and she was tracked down by a police dog.

The court heard that she appeared drunk but couldn't provide a specimen when asked.

Dixon pleaded guilty to dangerous driving, driving without insurance or a licence, and for failing to provide a specimen.

She was jailed for 10 months, given a 12-month driving ban and ordered to take an extended driving test on her release.

The Mayor of Skegness has told the Leader of Lincolnshire County Council to "get a grip or get out" after becoming frustrated with the state of his town's roads.

Image source, Danny Brookes

Danny Brookes questioned whether the Kennedy Avenue in Skegness (pictured above) is the worst road in the county.

He complained that leadership by Martin Hill is "lacking" and that he is "letting Lincolnshire down".

Councillor Richard Davies, county councillor in charge of roads, says it's been "one of the most challenging winters we've faced in terms of potholes".

He says the council has invested "millions more in road repairs this year" to tackle the problem.

Jack Nottingham, who has inoperable bone cancer, is leading out Lincoln City at Wembley on Sunday.

Several new arrivals are expected in the rafters of the Boston Stump in the next few weeks.

Image source, Parish of Boston

Rare peregrine falcons began nesting in the church intermittently in 2011, but after an absence of three years from 2014 onwards it was thought the birds of prey wouldn't return.

But more peregrines have began nesting at the top of the landmark Stump in the last few weeks.

The last time they nested, four chicks (pictured) hatched.

Fraudsters impersonating police officers have been targeting elderly people across East Yorkshire and northern Lincolnshire.

Image source, Science Photo Library

This scam involves victims being told to purchase high value goods or withdraw large amounts of cash and to hand it over to a police officer, who will visit their address to collect it.

The fraudsters then allege the goods or the money are counterfeit, according to police.

The force has reiterated its officers would never ask people to do this and is asking the families of elderly people to make them aware of this scam.

Have you seen Shaquille Rose? The 16-year-old has links to Holbeach and hasn't been seen since 06:00 on 6 April.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

He is described as being of slim build, 5ft 8ins tall, and was last known to be wearing a blue t-shirt, black and white tracksuit bottoms and white trainers.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts is being asked to contact Lincolnshire Police.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport on the Gold Coast

Scotland’s Kathleen Dawson celebrates like she’s won gold, but that swim-off success over England’s Lizzie Simmonds is an important one for her.

Yes it puts her into tomorrow’s final, but it should confirm her place in the British team for the European championships in the Summer.

Simmonds - a former European and Commonwealth medallist, who raced at the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 Olympics - was written off by many in the sport after having her funding axed and being controversially overlooked for selection for Rio 2016.

She’ll now have to hope for a big performance in the 200m event later in the Gold Coast Games if she’s to extend her career to another major event.

Image source, Nick Hope

The father of X-Factor singer Ella Henderson has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for being part of a £900,000 fraud.

Sean Henderson, 51, was involved in a scheme to convince investors to part with their money by promising returns of up to 20%, but the cash was never returned.

Judge Paul Watson said the scheme was a "deliberate and pre-planned fraud".

Henderson, of Tetney, Lincolnshire, was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to defraud.

He was convicted of the charge after a trial in May 2016 but sentencing was delayed while two further trials were held.

Here's the latest headlines for East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire:

• Humberside Police says it 'deeply regrets' a data breach which saw them fined £130,000.
• Transport for North says improving journey times to and from Hull is a priority.
• Volunteers are trying to raise thousands of pounds to improve a park in Grimsby.

The site of a former Boston nightclub is to be converted into a 23 bedroom hotel.

Image source, Google

Revellers have danced the nights away at the club in its various guises over the years including Bluu (pictured in 2011), Cactus Jacks & Havanas.

But the building has been criticised for being "unattractive" by the borough council in recent months.

At a planning meeting at Boston Borough Council plans (below) were given the go-ahead.

Image source, Gillick Brothers Architecture and Design

This afternoon will continue to be dry with further spells of hazy sunshine.

There will also be some cloudy interludes.

Image source, BB

Boston Borough Council is appealing for people to sign a petition, external calling for the town to be given more money to be spent on roads.

Image source, Google

Local residents have campaigned for decades for the town to have a bypass built.

It became such a contentious issue that a party called the Boston Bypass Independents was elected to the Borough Council in 2007.

Now, the council is asking for public support to bid for a share of the government's National Roads Fund, which will give millions to road schemes around the country.

Boston Borough Council has new powers to move illegal traveller camps after winning a battle at the High Court.

The new powers could see travellers jailed for trespassing.

Traveller groups say they've been given no alternative as there aren't enough suitable legal sites provided in the area.