Emergency repairs on one of Lincoln city centre's busiest roads are causing trouble for commuters this morning.

It's not clear when the repairs to leaking water pipes on Broadgate will be complete, so if you're heading into the city, allow more time:

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Britain's last surviving Dambuster, George "Johnny" Johnson, is due to break ground on a new memorial to World War Two aircrews later.

Image source, Bomber County Gateway Trust

Mr Johnson, who was born near Horncastle, has been invited to take part in the ceremony by the Bomber County Gateway Trust, external, which has drawn up the plans for the memorial.

A giant sculpture of a Lancaster Bomber is to be built at Norton Disney near Lincoln, close to the A46.

The people behind it say it'll welcome people as a gateway to "Bomber County" and serve as a major tourist attraction.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Some warm spells of sunshine expected for many today in East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

However, low cloud, mist and fog could persist on the coast.

Watch my full forecast here:

Jeremy Bedford-Turner told a court he wanted all Jewish people to leave the UK.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Here are some of the top stories from Lincolnshire today:

• The Louth and Horncastle MP has been branded a "hypocrite" over her husband's role in a legal cannabis farm
• A Saxilby family says their lives were saved because of a gas outage
• It's been revealed a teenager was stabbed in an incident over the weekend
• A Lincolnshire cyclist says she's still buzzing after winning the Lincoln Grand Prix.

A court has heard how a CCTV camera was moved to prevent it filming a violent attack near a shopping centre in Grimsby.

Anthony Richardson, 45, died of his injuries in January after being attacked near the Freshney Place shopping centre.

Marc Finnie, 44, and his wife Sarah, 36, both of Grimsby, each deny murder.

A third defendant, Gary Clarke, who also works a security guard at the shopping centre, denies assisting the couple.

The trial continues.

A dog owner has told how his pet has been "missing" for more than two months since the RSPCA raided kennels in north Lincolnshire.

The charity went into 4Paws Vets and Rescue Centre at Killingholme in March and took about 100 dogs as part of a "welfare investigation".

Mr Hamilton said he had not been told whether his dog Wally is even alive, which he added was a "terrifying prospect".

The RSPCA said all the dogs remain in the care of the police and the Dogs Trust.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Tonight will be dry and mainly clear, although coastal areas likely to see mist and low cloud developing later.

Light northerly wind and minimum temperature of 5C (41F).

Here's my full forecast:

Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

We told you earlier about the portraits commissioned of all 133 Dambusters - well here's another example of some Dambusters artwork:

Image source, @Ruddy_Muddy

But who needs a canvas when you have a grubby van?

The artist is @Muddy_Ruddy, external who specialises in this sort of style.

It's certainly far better than the usual things you see on the back of a van.

Nobody is reported injured in the the blaze near Barnetby Top in Northern Lincolnshire.

The Home Office minister and Lincolnshire MP Victoria Atkins is being accused of a "massive conflict of interest" because her husband is the managing director of a company legally growing cannabis.

Paul Kenward, who is married to the MP for Louth and Horncastle, is managing director of British Sugar, licensed to grow non-psychoactive cannabis.

The Home Office said Ms Atkins declared the fact in parliament when she was appointed as a minister in 2017.

A statement goes on to say she's not taken part in policy or decisions relating to cannabis since becoming Minister for Crime last November.

Peter Reynolds from Clear, Campaign for Cannabis law reform, external, said the MP was directly benefiting from tight restrictions on who can grow the plant.

Four police officers were assaulted in two separate incidents in Scunthorpe over the weekend.

One officer was bitten and left with facial injuries during an incident on Grosvenor Street North in the town on Sunday.

Another three officers were injured as they tried to restrain a man on Teale Street on Saturday.

Humberside Police said it wouldn't tolerate assaults on its' officers.

Rob Makepeace
BBC Radio Lincolnshire sport

The Lincolnshire winner of the women's race of the Lincoln Grand Prix, external says she's recovering but "still buzzing."

Image source, @ossa123

Rebecca Durrell, from Metheringham near Lincoln, rides with Storey Racing, external.

She says she believed she could win the event but says you never know what's going to happen in road racing.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats say they'll work together on North East Lincolnshire Council.

Image source, Google

The council's ruling Labour group were left with a one seat majority over the Conservatives following this month's local elections.

The parties say they haven't formed a coalition but will work together on key issues on a "confidence and supply" basis.

More now on the investigation into an incident at the weekend which left a 16-year-old in hospital.

Police have revealed the teenager suffered stab wounds - although they weren't life-threatening.

Eight people, aged between 16 and 45, have been released under investigation.

Campaigners for cannabis law reform say the MP directly benefited from the regulation of cannabis.

The RSPCA removed about 100 dogs as part of the "welfare investigation" in March.

An animal rescue centre at the centre of a large raid by the police and RSCPA has been put on the market.

More than a hundred animals were removed from the 4 Paws Veterinary Clinic in South Killingholme in March.

It's now on the market for £320,000.

Hundreds of people attended the unveiling of an artwork depicting all 133 Dambusters yesterday - including Britain's last surviving Dambuster George 'Johnny' Johnson.

The paintings, by Dan Llewellyn-Hall, used mugshots of individual crew members taken before the raid flown from RAF Scampton set off 75 years ago this week.

The unveiling took place at Lincoln's International Bomber Command Centre, external.

A larger portrait of Johnny, as he is today, is being unveiled at the Dambusters Inn pub at Scampton tonight.

It'll be dry with some sunshine this afternoon.

Areas of cloud will drift in from the east at times though, and there'll be a brisk northerly breeze: