A motorbike rider has been seriously injured after an accident involving a car on the A631 in West Rasen.
It happened at 14:10 - the road is still blocked at the junction with Toft Lane.
Royal Bank of Scotland has announced it's closing 162 branches - including ones in Lincoln, Grimsby and Scunthorpe.
The bank said almost 800 jobs would go nationally as a result and staff would be offered voluntary redundancy.
A body, believed to be that of a man, has been found on the edge of the tide area at Gedney Drove End near Spalding.
Police made the discovery yesterday just after 1215.
A coroner will carry out a post-mortem examination later.
The future of the steel industry remains uncertain, according to Scunthorpe Labour MP Nic Dakin.
This is despite the US President, Donald Trump, announcing a month's delay on deciding whether to impose higher steel tariffs on EU countries.
The European Commission has called for a permanent exemption from the tariffs.
An extraordinary meeting has been called , externalfor people in Skegness to discuss the impact closing down children’s’ services at Boston’s Pilgrim hospital might have on the town.
Image source, Linocolnshire Echo
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Here are some of the top stories from across the county this lunchtime:
An elderly Lincolnshire woman is in a critical condition in hospital after she fell over after allegedly being splashed by flood water.
Image source, The familyHilda Moore, 95, from Sleaford was out shopping last Friday when she fell and hit her head on the ground.
Peter Wheeldon, her son-in-law, says the family are preparing themselves for the worst:
Quote MessageShe's in Lincoln County Hospital and she's being made as comfortable as she can. She lost consciousness completely later on the Friday and it's unlikely she'll regain consciousness."
Peter Wheeldon
Scunthorpe United could seal their place in the League One play-off places this evening if they beat Plymouth Argyle at Glanford Park.
If the Iron lose tonight, they will have to better Plymouth's result on Saturday when United play Bradford City.
Scunthorpe are aiming to be in the play-offs for a second year running.
Bosses at the East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) will be questioned later over continually missed performance targets.
Image source, EMASRepresentatives from NHS Improvement and NHS England will meet trust leaders just days after EMAS, external asked for millions of pounds of extra funding for staff and vehicles.
A man who went missing from Spalding two weeks ago has been found.
Police have thanked the public for their efforts in tracing 21-year-old Szymon Janczewski.
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The money would mean an extra 300 staff could be recruited to tackle pressures, the trust said.
Read MoreA new £1.6m endoscopy unit has officially opened in Scunthorpe.
Image source, NLAGThe Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLAG) said the new unit will improve patient care and attract new nurses.
More than 4,500 people have already used the unit where diagnostic tests take place.
Quote MessageIt has been a fantastic journey to this point. We’re able to treat more patients due to having more capacity and better equipment."
Mr Ramana Kallam, Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Trust
BBC News Travel
The A151 High Road in Weston is running as normal now.
There was a crash there earlier, but it's now been cleared.
It involved two vehicles but police say no-one was hurt.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A bright start to the day.
Here's the full weather forecast:
Lincolnshire County Council is due to call on the NHS to be clearer about plans for the future of local health care at a meeting later.
The council claims that despite years of time and effort going into working out a long-term strategy known as the Sustainability and Transformation Plan, nothing substantial has been revealed to the public.
Lincolnshire County Council leader Martin Hill says if the plan isn't revealed then the problems will just get worse.
"Without a direction of travel and a vision of how NHS services can be enhanced in Lincolnshire, it'll feed into the issue of recruitment and retention," he says.
Quote MessagePeople aren't going to come and work in the NHS in Lincolnshire unless they have confidence there is a sensible future ahead.
Martin Hill, Leader, Lincolnshire County Council
We had some lovely views of the sunset yesterday evening - a glorious end to a mixed bag month when it came to the weather.
Let's go to Stamford first where BBC Weather Watcher Mozza snapped this:
Fosdyke next, thanks to Fenland Bird for this one:
Finally to Bassingham, where Stormwind27 took this wonderful panoramic shot:
A robber has been jailed for 12 years for killing a man while he tried to escape from a ram-raid.
Read MoreA group of bowlers plan to protest outside Gainsborough Guildhall later after the council took the decision to close their indoor bowls hall.
Image source, bbcThe hall is set to be replaced with a health and well-being facility at West Lindsey Leisure Centre, with the district council claiming it will be used by more people.
Linda Grocock, from Gainsborough Indoor Bowls Club, says protesting is not something they want to do - but they feel they have no choice:
Quote MessageWe don't want to be demonstrating. It's the last thing we want to do, but what can you do to get the council to listen to you? We had a petition to reconsider the closure but they wouldn't even reconsider it."
Linda Grocock, Gainsborough Indoor Bowls Club
BBC News Travel
Three fire crews had to cut free the occupant of a car after a crash on the A1175 late last night in Market Deeping.
Emergency crews were called just after 23:00.
The victim has been taken to hospital and the road has now been reopened.
BBC News Travel
There are currently problems on the roads in the south of Lincolnshire this morning.
There's been a crash on the A151 High Road near Stone Gate involving two vehicles, with the road blocked both ways.
However the police say it won't take too long to clear as no-one's been hurt.
