Here's some of the top stories so far today:
A van driver involved in a collision with a cyclist in Lincoln is being sought by police.
The rider suffered serious injuries in the collision on Cross O'Cliffe Hill last Thursday afternoon.
Officers say the driver of a flat bed style van stopped to check the cyclist's injuries but left the scene without leaving his contact details.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
Don McLean has added his signature to a guitar that will be used to raise money for the East Midlands children's hospice Rainbows.
The American singer-songwriter added his name to the instrument when he met with guitar owner Dave Allen and charity worker Andy Goss.
Image source, RainbowsThe Fender Stratocaster has already been signed by Eric Clapton, Brian May and Jimmy Page. It went missing 10 years ago but was recovered by Leicestershire Police earlier this year.
The guitar will be sold at auction for Rainbows in December - and it's hoped more rock "legends" will have signed it by then. Those approached to add their names include Alice Cooper, The Hollywood Vampires, Sir Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, Jeff Beck and Ozzy Osbourne.
BBC News Travel
A tanker fire has closed part of the M180 near Barnetby Top - motorists are being warned to avoid the area if possible:
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Engineers restoring the family's gas supply found carbon monoxide was leaking into the house.
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Louth Academy has promised plans not to run sixth form provision, external from September will only be temporary.
Image source, Lincolnshire reporterThe recent run of good weather continued into the weekend here in Lincolnshire, so let's take a look at what our BBC Weather Watchers got up to:.
Weather Watcher Ar captured this floral scene in Hainton:
While Weather Watcher All Quiet on the Wolds snapped this next one in Barnetby le Wold:
And it's not just humans who've been enjoying the recent hot spell...
TwoWei took this picture in Dunham:
You can join in by clicking this link and following the instructions and maybe next time it'll be your photo on here?
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
A dramatic sprint finish saw Rebecca Durrell, from Metheringham, take first place in the women's race at the Lincoln Grand Prix , externalyesterday:
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Durrell probably knew the course, which took cyclists round the city eight times, better than most - her home village is just 15 miles away.
Image source, Lincoln Grand PrixThe route includes the notoriously steep Michaelgate.
I gave it a go on Friday to show just what a tough challenge it can be:
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Eight people, aged between 16 and 45, have been released under investigation after a teenager was assaulted in Lincoln in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The 16-year-old was found injured on Mons Road but it's believed the incident itself actually took place on Burton Road.
He was taken to hospital for treatment.
BBC News Travel
The A16 is partially blocked in Spalding because of an accident involving three vehicles.
It's happened between the A151 Holbeach Road and the B1180.
Traffic is steadily building up. Avoid the area if you can.
Scunthorpe Central Library opens to the public this morning following a £1m redevelopment.
As well as the library, the building now has large open spaces, room for meetings and other events.
The Citizens Advice Bureau for North Lincolnshire will also move in to the premises.
A Lincolnshire family says a gas fault in their village which saw supplies cut off earlier this month ended up saving their lives.
Thousands of homes in Saxilby lost their supplies over the bank holiday weekend and took several days to be reinstated.
But the Cliffe family say that when engineers visited their house they discovered carbon monoxide had been leaking into the family home.
They had a working carbon monoxide detector, but it was positioned about 1ft too low and unable to sense the build-up of the deadly gas.
Zoe Cliffe says the family hadn't been feeling well for some time:
Quote MessageWe felt quite light-headed, fuzzy headed...My husband would get headaches but only when he came back from working at the weekend. Since the gas has been turned off none of us have been poorly, all I can say is thank god for the Saxilby gas leak."
Zoe Cliffe
More protests against plans to move an indoor bowls club in Gainsborough are expected to be held in the town this evening.
Image source, GoogleThe council wants to create a health and wellbeing centre in the hall of the West Lindsey Centre (pictured).
However, the bowlers who currently use the hall says it will leave them with nowhere to go.
Owain Wyn Evans
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
After a chilly start, it'll be a dry day with plenty of sunshine and just a few patches of cloud.
There'll be a gentle northerly wind with a top temperature of about 19C (66F).
Watch my full forecast here:
