Police are trying to locate a man who is missing from his home in Spalding.
Image source, Lincolnshire Police31-year-old Oscars Nazars, from Spring Gardens, hasn't been seen since Thursday 31 May.
The body which trains junior doctors says it won't reinstate them at the paediatric ward of Pilgrim Hospital in Boston until the unit is adequately staffed with senior clinicians.
Health Education England has confirmed it will withdraw junior doctors from Wednesday 1 August over safety fears because of staff shortages.
The hospital trust says it is doing everything it can to maintain services and recruit more staff.
Galliford Try, external will finish the remaining construction of the Lincoln Eastern Bypass, after construction giant Carillion, who were originally due to build it, collapsed.
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilThe bypass is now expected to be finished in May 2020, months later than originally planned.
Costs are also increasing to £120m - from the original price of £99m.
The council is expected to fund the extra costs, though it is applying for additional funding from the government and Historic England.
Quote MessageWe know this isn't ideal, as were hoping for the bypass to be open in December 2019, but we have done all we can to keep the project moving in the right direction."
Richard Davies, Executive member for highways, Lincolnshire County Council
Two women are being treated in hospital after an incident at a property in Horncastle.
Officers were called to Louth Road just after 15:00 yesterday.
Police say their inquiries are continuing and a cordon remains in place at the property.
The move is in response to concerns over the safety of patients and staff at the unit.
Read MoreMotorists are being warned of the consequences of drug and drink driving as Lincolnshire Police begin its' summer campaign.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceRandom checks are taking place across the county over the next six weeks.
Lincolnshire Police said driving while under the influence is one of the four main causes of fatal or serious collisions on the country's roads.
About 100 drivers are stopped and tested each month in Lincolnshire.
A mainly dry and fine afternoon with long spells of sunshine.
Low cloud is expected to linger along parts of the coast where it will also feel chilly:
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Grimsby Town forward Siriki Dembele submits a transfer request to leave the League Two side.
Read MoreA Lincoln schoolgirl who wears a hijab has faced regular racial abuse from passing motorists, police say.
Officer said the girl is a pupil at LSST on Cross O'Cliff Hill and had been subjected to verbal abuse for several months.
Quote MessageOur society does not accept this happening to our friends and family and this must stop. I have policed this area for many years and I know the community will not tolerate singling out a young girl because of her religious beliefs."
PC Luke Casey, Community Beat Manager for Lincoln
The latest winner of Britain's Got Talent is to appear in Lincoln.
Image source, ITVLee Ridley, better known as Lost Voice Guy, will perform at the New Theatre Royal, external in July.
Theatre manager Lee Newton says his success has helped ticket sales for the show next month.
"I think it was inevitable really, he's a household name now."
Thousands of steelworkers' jobs in towns and cities across the country are under threat because of the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, according to a new study by the GMB union, external.
Image source, PAThe GMB listed Parliamentary constituencies most at risk and placed Rotherham, Scunthorpe, Newport East, Corby and Aberavon in south Wales, in the top five.
The union said the steel industry supports more than 34,000 jobs, with annual wages of more than £1 billion contributing £230m in tax and national insurance contributions.
It said the study highlighted the potential impact of steel tariffs on the UK economy.
Quote MessageThese figures hammer home the potential harm of Donald Trump's tariffs, which could have a devastating impact on jobs, steel communities and the wider UK economy. The government needs to stand up for our steel industry and UK manufacturing, not leave us at the whim of a protectionist president who will only ever put America first."
Tim Roache, GMB General Secretary
Health Education England, external has confirmed it'll withdraw junior doctors from Boston Pilgrim Hospital's paediatric ward later this summer.
It's after concerns about patient safety and a lack of doctors.
Boston health campaigner Phillip Bosworth says people's lives will be put at risk by the decision:
An event is taking place in Scunthorpe today to promote the benefits of volunteering.
Image source, David Wright/GeographThe first North Lincolnshire Volunteer Showcase will take place from 13:00 to 16:00 at The Baths Hall (pictured above).
Its aim is to bring together potential volunteers looking for exciting new opportunities with community organisations from across the region.
Lincoln City's chief executive Liam Scully the club's new chairman will be announced in the next day or two.
Image source, Lincoln City FCCurrent chair Bob Dorrian (pictured) announced yesterday he was to stand down after eight years in charge.
During that time, the club has had a relegation, a promotion, a run to the FA Cup Quarter finals and its first Wembley appearance.
Several 103-year-old chocolate bars are due to be auctioned off in Scunthorpe later.
The bars were found in a tin among a collection of items belonging to Leicestershire Regiment soldier Richard Bullimore.
Troops serving in France during the first Christmas of World War One were given the Colonies Gift Tins.
Just one of the 10 bars had been eaten.
A church in Immingham is warning people to remove ornamental items from graves.
A notice was put up asking for things like candles, plastic flowers, solar lights and vases to be removed from St Andrew's churchyard by the end of June or they will be removed for them.
The move has upset some people with relatives buried there.
The Diocese of Lincoln, which oversees the church, says Church of England churchyards are subject to rules which aim to make the space one of peace and prayer for all through fairness and consistency.
Plans to withdraw junior doctors from Boston Pilgrim Hospital's paediatric wards will be a disaster, according to campaigners.
Health Education England (HEE) has confirmed its plans, after concerns about patient safety and a lack of staff at the hospital.
HEE says it's moving trainees within the trust "to protect patients and doctors in training".
United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust (ULHT), which runs the hospital, claims it still hasn't been formally told of the move.
Campaigner Philip Bosworth, from Boston Focus Group, says lives will be put at risk as a result of the withdrawal:
Quote MessageYou've only got 20 to 30 minutes for a c-section to take place. There isn't an ambulance in the county set up with a consultant on board to do that."
Philip Bosworth, Boston Focus Group
ULHT says it's doing everything it can to maintain services and recruit more staff.
A contingency plan is going to be presented at the trust's next board meeting.
A Lincoln primary school has been rated as inadequate, external, with a new report from the education watchdog Ofsted highlighting serious weaknesses.
Image source, Google Street ViewInspectors describe Hartsholme Academy, external as inadequate for leadership, teaching and outcomes for pupils.
In a letter to parents, the headteacher admits the news may come as a shock, but says the trust which runs the school has already move forward since the inspection.
The school is due to transfer to the Healing Academy Trust, external later this year.
Junior doctors are to be withdrawn from Boston Pilgrim Hospital's paediatric ward later this summer, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Children's services are currently under review by the trust which runs the Pilgrim because of a severe shortage of staff.
Health Education England says patient safety and the safe supervision of junior doctors are both of paramount importance.
It will remove trainees from the ward at Boston Pilgrim at the start of August and they will continue their training elsewhere at the trust.
A contingency plan is expected to be presented to United Lincolnshire Hospital's Trust next board meeting.
The trust says it is still working with Health Education England on the future of junior doctors at the hospital and adds that it hasn't been formally told trainee doctors will be withdrawn.