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Exeter resist a strong second-half performance from Lincoln to draw the first leg of the League Two play-off semi-final.

Cameron McGeehan levels late on in Scunthorpe's League One play-off semi-final first-leg against Rotherham.

Dambusters Inn is next to the RAF station where the famous bombing squadron flew from.

Relive the action as Lincoln and Exeter draw 0-0 in the first leg of the League Two play-off semi-final.

Relive all the action as Scunthorpe United and Rotherham United draw 2-2 in the first leg of their League One play-off semi-final.

The top stories in Lincolnshire today include:

• Campaigners are still concerned over Pilgrim's Hospital children's services future
• A man is jailed for sex attack on student
• Is there an alternative to the Norton Disney animal rendering plant?
• Louth school is criticised for ditching sixth form
• Lincoln Castle plans to throw a 'right royal' wedding party.

Tonight it will be rather cloudy with a risk of some patchy light rain or drizzle.

The Dambusters Inn at Scampton has unveiled a new sign which is copied from a critically acclaimed painting.

The pub, near the RAF base, has been given permission to use the painting by the artist Simon Atack, external, to mark the 75th anniversary of the Second World War bombing raid.

A female motorist, in her 80s, has died after the car she was driving collided with another vehicle at Kirton near Boston.

It happened on London Road on Saturday.

Councillors have hit out at Louth Academy's decision to shut its sixth form from the end of the current academic year.

But the school, which was recently formed by the merger of two comprehensives, says fewer than ten students wanted to join the sixth form in 2018.

Senior teachers say they hope to reopen it if they get enough applications for September 2019.

Lincoln Castle, external is throwing a special royal wedding party on the day Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tie the knot in Windsor.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

The wedding will be shown live on the big screen at the castle and you're welcome to bring a picnic and join in the party.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Melvyn Prior and Harry Parkhill will host the grand day out on 19 May.

A woman from Grimsby, whose baby was stillborn, is campaigning for all pregnant women to be tested for a bacteria which could put their babies at risk.

Kim Poulton found out she had Group B Strep after losing her daughter Faith in 2015.

She's since discovered that hundreds of babies in the UK develop the infection every year.

Kim now wants more to be done to stop babies being infected and thinks testing is the answer.

Councillors in Lincolnshire have elected Ron Oxby as the county council's, external new chairman.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

Councillor Oxby was first elected to the authority as a Conservative councillor in 2007 - he was previously vice-chairman of the council.

He said he was keen to promote Lincolnshire as a county and had chosen Lincoln's St Barnabas Hospice, external as his charity.

Amy Coleman blinded Carl Benham in one eye when she pushed a glass into his face in Skegness.

Drivers including football fans and people catching flights are being warned to expect disruption.

A man who sexually assaulted a university student, after following her out of a supermarket, has been jailed.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Lincoln Crown Court heard Nigel Leigh followed his young victim from Morrison's, on Tritton Road, back to her university accommodation in June 2015.

The 38-year-old caught up with her in an alleyway and assaulted her.

Leigh, from Ruston Way, Lincoln, denied a single charge of sexual assault.

The court heard he had a number of previous sexual convictions, including a nine-year sentence for rape.

He was jailed for two years and six months, and must serve a further two and a half years on extended licence.

Grimsby Town assistant manager Paul Wilkinson leaves the League Two club after just over a year in the post.

A re-trial was ordered after a jury failed to reach verdicts on nine charges of sexual assault.

Boston and Skegness Conservative MP Matt Warman has been criticised at a meeting over the future of children's services at Boston Pilgrim Hospital.

It was announced last night that paediatric services at the hospital will run until the end of July, after it had been feared they would close on Monday 4 June due to staffing shortages.

During the meeting, campaigners accused Mr Warman of protecting the trust which runs the hospital and not his constituents.

But Mr Warman says his priority is securing the long-term future of the services at the site.

The MP has raised the issue at Prime Minister's Questions, to NHS England and the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.

The trust says it doesn't want to close the ward and says it's actively recruiting doctors to keep it open.