Humberside Police says a record number of people have applied to join the force in its latest recruitment window
More than 900 candidates applied this month and 4,307 applications have been made since August last year.
Humberside Police says the response "bucks the national trend" and is hoping to have 400 new officers employed by the end of the year.
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A woman in her 50s has been found dead at a house in Skegness.
Image source, PAPolice were called to Dorothy Avenue at about lunchtime yesterday.
A post-mortem examination is due to be held later.
Officers are currently describing her death as unexplained.
With excitement growing ahead of the Royal Wedding tomorrow, some school children have also been tying the knot.
Pupils at Scampton Primary School near Lincoln held their own mock Royal Wedding in church this morning.
Image source, Scampton Primary SchoolGreat Grimsby MP Melanie Onn says tackling gang crime in North East Lincolnshire is a priority.
The Labour MP has met with the Deputy Chief Constable of Humberside Police, and says the force is working on the issue but more needs to be done.
Quote MessageMy concern is that when I go round and talk to constituents, that they feel if they call the police that they don't always get the response that they're expecting."
Melanie Onn, Great Grimsby MP
A big screen will be set up at Lincoln Castle tomorrow so people in the city can watch the Royal wedding.
The event is being organised in association with BBC Radio Lincolnshire.
Entry will be free.
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BBC News Online
Police say they are not currently investigating the assaults that are alleged to have occurred following Exeter City's League Two play-off game against Lincoln City last night.
Two members of Lincoln's coaching staff - including a 78-year-old kit man - are said to have been hurt when fans invaded the pitch after the final whistle.
Quote MessageAt this time the police have received no official complaint into any alleged matters following a pitch invasion at the full-time whistle. This currently is a matter that is being looked into between the two teams. Police will liaise with the club if there are further matters that need investigating."
Devon and Cornwall Police
Exeter City FC say they will fully investigate the matter.
Lincoln's Labour MP is expected to ask transport officials later whether promised new London to Lincoln trains will still go ahead following this week's news about the East Coast Main Line franchise.
Image source, PAConcerns have been raised after it was announced Virgin Trains was being stripped of the franchise.
Virgin had promised to increase the amount of trains on many routes - including a two-hourly service from Lincoln to London by 2019.
New laws intended to protect people's personal data are flawed, an expert has claimed.
Image source, Getty ImagesA six-month investigation by BBC Radio Lincolnshire has revealed that one computer was tracked by 800 "cookies", some originating in countries such as Russia, China and Japan.
New legislation to come into force this month demands that consumers give so-called informed consent.
But Thomas Moore, from Midlands-based TKM Technologies, says he's not convinced the new legislation will work as intended:
Quote MessageConsent is almost unavoidable. We're going to see situations where users essentially have to accept that in order to use a particular website or facility they have to grant consent. I think the majority of users won't look in detail at the small print associated with that."
Thomas Moore, TKM Technologies
Exeter City promise a "full investigation" as Lincoln boss Danny Cowley alleges the club's kit man was "assaulted" during a pitch invasion.
Read MoreFuel and meat isn't a pleasant mixture, but that's exactly what's been spilled on the A160 Humber Road westbound.
It comes after a lorry overturned near Immingham Docks and the A160 is currently closed in the area:
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Exeter City FC says it's investigating claims that Lincoln City's kit man was assaulted after last night's League Two play-off semi-final at St James Park.
Image source, PAExeter won the game 3-1, but Lincoln City Manager Danny Cowley says a minority of Exeter's fans behaved poorly when they were celebrating.
The kit man was not seriously injured in the incident, according to Lincoln City.
Exeter City says it will take appropriate action where necessary.
Cowley says: "Our 78-year-old kit man was assaulted. It's not what you want to see, it's not what you're in the game for."
Quote MessageThey deserved to win tonight, but their supporters got a bit over-zealous and that's a shame."
Danny Cowley, Manager, Lincoln City
Plans to turn the Humber region into a leading area for commercial fish farming will be discussed at the University of Hull later.
The Humber is already one of the UK's leading fish producing areas, with a market in Grimsby and several large processing factories.
Experts from the newly-formed National Aquaculture Centre are expected to tell a conference later about plans to reduce the pressure on wild fish stocks by farming more fish locally.
Exeter City has issued a statement saying it will "fully investigate" the behaviour of supporters following the club's victory over Lincoln City last night to win a spot in the League Two play-off final at Wembley.
After the final whistle, a number of fans invaded the pitch at St James Park and it's been alleged two members of Lincoln's coaching staff - including a 78-year-old kit man - were hurt in the aftermath.
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A Lincolnshire MP says she wants to see a big improvement in ambulance response times now the service is to be better funded.
It was announced yesterday that East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) is to have up to £19m more every year.
EMAS currently reaches the most critically ill people in an average time of nine minutes, two short of its target.
The trust will use the money to recruit about 300 front-line staff.
Dr Caroline Johnson, the Conservative MP for Sleaford and North Hykeham, says she's "delighted" at the cash boost and hopes it will mean "much better" response times in the future.
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Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
A dry and reasonably warm day for Lincolnshire.
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Two stunning second-half goals help Exeter City beat Lincoln City to reach the League Two play-off final.
Read MoreSquadron Leader George "Johnny" Johnson, 96, flew over the same area where he trained 75 years ago.
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