You often think of the homeless in the cold weather - but as this tweet from Lincoln's Nomad Trust charity shows, the hot weather is also an issue:

Three quarters of NHS hospital trusts are employing more managers than they did five years ago.

Former Lincoln City defender Bradley Wood has been banned from football for six years after breaking integrity and betting rules.

The 25 breaches relate to a number of matches including two during the Imps' FA Cup run last season.

We all know it's sunny - but just how hot is it?

Weather expert Paul Hudson's been totting it up and here's what he's seen:

Two men and a teenage boy have been charged in connection with four ram-raids across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Lincolnshire.

The men and the 16-year-old boy were arrested by officers from the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit on Tuesday, following a raid in Isleham, Cambridgeshire.

They have each been charged with four counts of conspiracy to commit burglary in relation to break-ins at the following shops:

• Co-op in Long Bennington, Lincolnshire, on 20 March
• Co-op in Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire, on 6 April
• One Stop in Feltwell, Norfolk, on 16 April
• Co-op in Isleham, Cambridgeshire, on 17 April

They are due to appear before magistrates at a later date.

Here's a great tweet from the Lincoln city centre policing team - who are on duty at the station where famous locomotive Flying Scotsman pulled in earlier.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Most places will have a sunny and warm day with only gentle winds.

Staying largely fine and rather warm into the evening. Highs of 25C (77F).

Humberside Police is fighting crimes against badgers, external.

Image source, EYBPG

The force says issues of badger digging and killing is more common than people might think.

Badgers and their setts are protected under the Protection of Badgers Act 1992 and other relevant wildlife and animal welfare legislation.

They can only be killed or their sett disturbed under licence from Natural England in limited circumstances.

Officers are working with East Yorkshire Badger Protection Group, external (EYBPG) to drive down wildlife crime which they say is barbaric and unnecessary.

A pre-inquest review has been held into the death of volunteer Peter Lett at Heckington Windmill in February.

At the time windmill operators said Mr Lett's clothing had become caught in an engine he had been testing.

The hearing, at Lincoln's Cathedral Centre, was told the 53-year-old father-of-three died from multiple injuries.

It also heard Mr Lett had been putting together an engine procedures guide, but had not yet completed a risk assessment specifically for the machine.

In August a jury will be asked to examine the circumstances of Mr Lett's death..

It's a bit grainy, but Lincolnshire Police have released this image of a man they would like to speak to about a burglary in the early hours of today.

Officers say it happened at the Seacroft Caravan Park at Trusthorpe.

If you have any information, call the police on 101.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Young's Seafood, which employs about 1,700 people at Grimsby's fish docks, is up for sale.

The fire at Wickenby, near Market Rasen which we told you about earlier, turns out to have involved a train on the line between Grimsby and Lincoln.

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue has confirmed that four fire engines were called to the railway line close to the vlllage earlier this morning.

The fire service used thermal imaging cameras to make sure the train was safe and engineers are now inspecting the train.

It means there will be delays on the line until at least 13.00.

It's been announced today that one of the BBC Proms concerts will come to Lincoln later this year.

Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale will be performed at the Lincoln Drill Hall, which was home to the 4th Battalion of the Lincolnshire Regiment.

Image source, Lincoln Drill Hall

It's the second time the Proms concerts have travelled outside London. Last year they visited Hull as part of the City of Culture events.

The owners of Grimsby-based Young's Seafood have confirmed the company's been put up for sale following months of speculation.

Young's recently announced it's creating around 200 jobs in Grimsby after winning contracts with Marks and Spencer.

More than 1,500 people in Grimsby work for the company.

The firm said today it's opened a bidding process for all interested parties.

This is the Azuma train, which will be running on the Lincoln to London route from next year.

It was in Lincoln last night as part of the latest series of test runs on the route.

Image source, Virgin Trains

Virgin Trains said it arrived at Lincoln Central station in the early hours of the morning as part of a test run by manufacturer Hitachi.

The first of the 65 new trains are set to enter service this December and the company says by 2020 there will be six services a day from Lincoln to London, currently there's just one.

The Lincoln City manager Danny Cowley says he'd like to see referees be full-time in the Football League.

Only Premier League referees are currently full-time and Cowley wants that to change.

Cowley was speaking after the referee from Tuesday night's draw against Wycombe was criticised by many fans.

Here's the latest update from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue - four fire engines at Wickenby, near Market Rasen.

More on this as we get it.

This is Craig Williamson, who farms near Gainsborough.

He's running the London Marathon this weekend.

And you may have noticed that he's wearing a costume that looks like a tractor.

Image source, Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance

He says it weighs about two stone and he will be wearing it for the entire marathon, on what is likely to be one of the hottest ever days for the event.

And yes, that's the Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance in the background.

The charity will benefit from the funds he raises on the event.

A private company which has come under sustained pressure for mishandling the wages of council workers has been told the contact is under review.

Serco is three years into a five-year, £70m deal to provide financial backroom services for Lincolnshire County Council.

But since taking over in 2015 Serco has had financial penalties imposed over a series of errors which led to problems with school budgets and workers' pay

The authority says it is considering whether to extend the Serco contract or share the systems used by Herefordshire County Council.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

If it's sunshine you're after, then it's sunshine you're going to get!

Here's my full forecast: