Lives at risk if Boston Pilgrim children's ward closes - Ex-consultant
Grimsby couple jailed for manslaughter of homeless man
Fish larvae released into River Witham to help it recover from pollution incident
Sprinklers installed in Scunthorpe's tower blocks
Cleethorpes coastguard rescues bus stranded on beach
Live updates on Friday 25 May 2018
A collection of 16,000 Lincolnshire postcards is expected to sell for about £20,000 at auction later.
The unique lot includes postcards from towns across the county from the Victorian era to the mid-20th Century.
Take a look at some of them here:
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Today will brighten up with sunny spells.
Here's my full forecast:
It's being recommended that more agency staff should be taken on at Boston Pilgrim Hospital to keep services running.
Non-emergency children's surgery has resumed at the hospital after a staff shortage stopped it in February.
However, the trust in charge of the hospital says it's still concerned about the long-term future of the children's unit.
The search continues today for Charlie, the African Grey Parrot who went missing in Lincolnshire last week.
Image source, Alison HallThe parrot escaped in Grainthorpe, near Louth, last Thursday and flew off in the direction of Fulstow.
Charlie is quite distinctive in that:
a) she's a parrot (we don't get too many of them in the wild in Lincolnshire!)b) she can sing Monty Python's Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life
If you've seen or heard Charlie, you're being asked to contact BBC Radio Lincolnshire.
Quote MessageWe think that because she's not a domesticated parrot and she's not kept in an aviary that she might gravitate towards humans."
Mark Hall, Charlie's owner
David Lambert took his son to the Ariana Grande concert to celebrate his 14th birthday.
Read MoreVulnerable Chinese and Malaysian women who had been trafficked were found at nine brothels.
Read MoreLincolnshire's headlines today include:
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
The eyes of the world were on a certain wedding over the weekend and Chris and Mandy Cook thought they were going to miss the nuptials for their daughter's birthday party on Saturday.
However when they arrived they were shocked to find out that in fact their daughter Hayley was getting married and the surprise was over a year in the making:
Image source, Hayley CookThe family are from Boston but the party/wedding was held in Leeds.
Dad, Chris said he was so shocked he couldn't do a speech:
Quote MessageIt was so emotional I think I was crying from the start! It was unreal and great to have all the friends and relatives there as well.
Chris Cook
Image source, Hayley CookMother of the bride Mandy said none of the guests had any idea:
Quote MessageIt was just amazing, very emotional still and she had all the friends and family there that she wanted.
Mandy Cook
Image source, Hayley CookThe African grey parrot is known to sing Monty Python's Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.
Read MoreOutdoor pools across the county are taking advantage of the good weather to fill up in time for the half-term holidays.
Like this one in Bourne:
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Lincolnshire Police want to speak to this man after £30 worth of sausages and lamb were stolen from a shop in Dunholme.
Image source, Lincs PoliceIt happened at a store on Market Rasen Road.
A new power station could be built in South Killingholme and this is what it would look like:
Image source, VPIThe Local Democracy Reporting Service says plans have been submitted to North Lincolnshire Council by VPI Immingham for the new 49.9 megawatt gas-fired station which they say will help the country's move towards renewable energy.
If given approval the plant would be built at Energy Park A at the site on Rosper Road and take around 12 to 18 months to construct, creating 100 jobs in the process.
VPI say the plant would most likely be used at periods of low electricity supply or high demand in order to support the National Grid.
Quote MessageVPI Immingham has been a critical part of the region's industrial infrastructure for over a decade. The new plant will add to this; providing essential services and support to National Grid and underpinning the move to more renewable energy."
David Brignall, Manager, VPI Immingham
There are concerns about people using drugs in public on the streets of Skegness, with some business owners worried the problem is such that visitors will be put off from visiting the town.
Andrew Brett, a gym owner and personal trainer in the town, has told the BBC he's experienced problems with drug users outside his own building over the past few months.
However, Ch Insp Colin Haigh, from Lincolnshire Police, says talk on social media has exaggerated the issue and the area actually leads the way in tackling it.
He says: "Skegness and East Lindsey are ahead of the game compared to other areas.
"I think I'm right in saying that some people are concerned that it's vagrants causing these problems and we're the first area to get Criminal Behaviour Orders for vagrancy."
Grimsby Town goalkeeper James McKeown signs a new three-year deal with the League Two side.
Read MoreNorthern Rail introduced a new direct train service between Lincoln and Leeds, external with advance tickets priced at £30.90
Image source, The LincolniteA Lincolnshire woman says she was left without any money for days because of ongoing computer problems at TSB.
Image source, TSBAmanda from Lincoln, told BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme that money fraudulently taken from her account hasn't been refunded fast enough:
Quote MessageI've got no money, no access to internet banking, no telephone banking, no cards that are working. To then not get any updates, get no information is so frustrating and stressful... it's just the worst feeling
Amanda
TSB is apologising for delays experienced by some customers and is putting in additional resources to resolve cases more quickly.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Most places will be dry warm and sunny this afternoon.
However, the coast will be cooler with a risk of sea mist
There's also a small chance of an isolated thunderstorm later.
The top temperature will be about 21C (70F):
The RNLI is once again warning people about the dangers of 'tombstoning' after a man broke his back jumping off the pier at Cleethorpes over the weekend.
Image source, RNLIThe emergency services, including the RNLI, were called to the seafront to help the man who was airlifted to hospital.
Matt McNally from the Cleethorpes lifeboat station says jumping into the sea from a height when you don't know how deep the water is not a risk worth taking.
Quote MessageThe water can look really attractive, especially on a hot summers day when you want to cool down. But jumping into water of any sort from height, when you don't know how deep it is or what lies underneath the surface, can be a really dangerous thing to do."
Matt McNally, RNLI, Cleethorpes
Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist was hit on the back of the head and knocked off his bike in an attempted robbery in Grimsby.
It happened at about 22:30 on Monday 14 May on a footpath on Bradley Pitches.
The man managed to get back on his bike and ride off before it could be stolen.
Police say they are looking for a teenager in connection with the incident and are appealing for information.
The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:
