Hundreds of thousands of fish larvae are being released into the River Witham today to try and help it recover from a major pollution event in March.

Image source, The Environment Agency

It's estimated at least 100,000 fish died when high levels of ammonia were found in the water.

The Environment Agency says it will take several years to get the river's complex ecosystem back to full health, but release of the roach and bream larvae is an important first step.

A couple have been jailed for the manslaughter of a homeless man who was killed in a revenge attack.

Image source, Grimsby Telegraph

Anthony Richardson (pictured above), 45, died in hospital after he was assaulted outside a bank in Old Market Place, Grimsby, on 15 January.

The jury heard Marc Finnie, 44, carried out the attack at the request of his security guard wife Sarah Finnie, 36.

She had been upset at comments Mr Richardson had made about her after he was thrown out of the shop where she worked.

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Marc Finnie (pictured left), 44, has been jailed for eight years and his wife Sarah Finnie (pictured right) jailed for seven years.

The Finnies, of Sutcliffe Avenue, Grimsby, were cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter yesterday at Sheffield Crown Court.

League Two side Lincoln City sign 22-goal striker Bruno Andrade from National League play-off finalists Boreham Wood.

A bus recovered from Cleethorpes beach during the early hours of this morning belongs to a company in Skegness.

Image source, RNLI/Glenn Peterson

Skegness Red Cabs, which runs the Red Bus service, told the BBC it belonged to them and they believed it had been stolen.

Image source, RNLI/Glenn Peterson

Humberside Police officers discovered the bus and assisted the RNLI with the recovery operation.

An investigation is underway to establish how the bus ended up on the beach.

A motorist involved in a collision close to Langworth rail crossing near Lincoln has died.

The incident happened at 15:30 on Tuesday when the 76-year-old man's car collided with a tipper lorry.

The police say the man, who was from Mablethorpe, died yesterday.

Campaigners in Lincolnshire say they're stepping-up pressure on the government to award a medal to surviving veterans of Bomber Command.

Almost 58,000 members of Bomber Command lost their lives in World War Two, with many flying from air bases in Lincolnshire.

Veterans have been awarded a clasp, but some have described that as an insult and believe there should be a dedicated campaign medal.

If you want to know more about the campaign, watch this weekend's Sunday Politics from 11:00 on BBC One.

Latest news, weather, sport and travel from across Lincolnshire.

A bungalow has been left severely damage following a fire overnight in a Lincolnshire village.

Firefighters from Lincoln, Saxilby, and Gainsborough spent the night tackling the blaze in Laughterton, near Torksey.

A fire investigation officer is due on site later this morning.

Almost one year on from the Grenfell disaster, sprinklers have been installed in Scunthorpe's tower blocks.

It's cost about £800,000 and about five months' work to put a device in every room of every flat in the town's four blocks.

North Lincolnshire Council was the first authority in the region to pledge to fit the extra safety measures following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.

Donald Ellis, who lives in Princess House, says people were scared after the Grenfell Tower fire killed so many:

Samuel Harrison died two weeks after he suffered a serious brain injury at HMP Lincoln.

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

Not a great start to the day but the rain should ease.

Here's my full forecast:

The coastguard was called out in Cleethorpes in the early hours of this morning after a bus was spotted in the water.

Image source, Cleethorpes Coastguard/Facebook

The vehicle was discovered close to the resort's pier just before 03:00.

Image source, Cleethorpes Coastguard Facebook

A search failed to find anybody on the vehicle or nearby and the bus was eventually towed off the beach by the RNLI.

Image source, Cleethorpes Coastguard Facebook

It's not clear how it came to be there.

A former consultant from Boston Pilgrim Hospital fears patients will die if children's services are downgraded or closed at the site.

Hospital managers say they can't recruit enough middle-grade doctors, so are considering options including the closure of Boston's children's ward and neonatal unit.

The maternity unit could also be downgraded to a midwife-led facility, health bosses say.

But Doctor Surya Hanumara, who worked as a paediatrician for 23 years at the Pilgrim, says A&E staff wouldn't be able to cope with serious paediatric emergencies:

The top stories from across Lincolnshire today include:

• The body of a Lincolnshire man has been found, four months after he went missing in the French Alps
• Couple are found guilty of manslaughter of a homeless man in Grimsby

• A film directed by a former Harry Potter star is being premiered in a Lincoln hair salon
• Police are searching for two men after a householder was struck with a metal bar

• The Environment Agency has been using a remote-control grass cutter in Spalding.

Tony Richardson died in hospital after he was attacked outside a Grimsby bank in January.

Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Plenty of late sunshine at first, but cloud will quickly build as showers start to encroach from the southeast.

It'll be an increasingly cloudy night with further showers that could be thundery.

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East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

More than 60 cases of modern slavery have been investigated by Lincolnshire Police in the last two years.

Image source, Lincolnshire police

The figures emerged as the Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones held a conference in Sleaford.

It was offering businesses advice on how to protect themselves from modern slavery.

He also said there were currently nine cases being examined in Lincolnshire at present.

Nine members of the same family were jailed last year for keeping workers in squalid conditions at a caravan site in Drinsey Nook.

Lincolnshire Echo

Two people have been handed jail sentences for their part in throwing drugs and phones over the walls, external of HMP Lincoln.

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The team behind the famous Lincoln Christmas Market say they've got concerns over a rival event being planned for this December.

Image source, Visit Lincoln

The county council wants to run its own Christmas Emporium in the grounds of Lincoln Castle just two weeks after the market run by the City of Lincoln Council.

Lincolnshire County Council says the new event would complement the traditional market and would not take stallholders away from it.