Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
Today will see a cloudy start with a little drizzle.
It will gradually brighten with sunny spells extending southwards.
Here's my full forecast:
Steven Feeley is convicted of murdering Gareth Bailey who was found with knife injuries in his home.
Read MoreThe top stories today from Lincolnshire include:
Updates on breaking news will continue through the night.
Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It'll be cloudy tonight with a risk of a few spots of drizzle later.
Here's my forecast in full:
Watch the full stories on BBC One at 1830:
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A man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder after a suspected stabbing in a supermarket car park.
Andrew Mayes, 36, of no fixed address, was remanded in custody by Grimsby magistrates.
He is due to appear at Hull Crown Court next month.
He's also charged with possessing a knife in a public place.
A jealous husband who fatally stabbed his victim through the heart and left him for dead has been found guilty of murder, external.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceAn actor has had a housing development named after him in his hometown of Gainsborough.
Image source, West Lindsey District CouncilJohn Alderton was born in Gainsborough in 1940 and went on to star in Upstairs, Downstairs and Please Sir.
Younger readers might know him as the narrator of Fireman Sam.
Alderton Chase is expected to be complete in early spring.
The Lincoln City, external chairman Bob Dorrian is to step down.
During his eight years in charge, the club have had a relegation, a promotion, a run to the FA Cup Quarter finals and their first Wembley appearance.
Bob will continue with the club as an Associate Director.
The board have elected a successor and full details will be announced shortly.
League Two side Grimsby Town sign former former Wigan striker Louis Robles from Spanish side San Roque de Lepe.
Read MorePolice are warning people not to approach a man from Scunthorpe they're trying to locate.
Image source, Humberside PoliceThey're appealing for information about the whereabouts of 20-year-old Thomas 'Tom Tom' Edgar.
Officers say people shouldn't be alarmed by a police presence around Scunthorpe.
Former Lincoln City winger Nathan Arnold has retired from professional football to continue work around mental health and for charity.
The 30-year-old agreed a mutual termination of his contract with the Imps, which had another year to run, and will play part-time at Boston.
He has openly spoken about his mental health issues in the past, and now he's decided to take a step back from the professional game to do more volunteering:
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The M18 link road leading to the M1 Northbound has re-opened following an accident earlier this morning.
The road was closed whilst police investigated the crash.
Highways England says delays have now cleared along the route:
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The situation faced by passengers using Northern rail services is "totally unacceptable", Downing Street has said.
Image source, Stephen Nobel/Tom Bitcliffe/Keiran TraffordRail passengers are still facing cancellations despite changes to combat major disruption caused by new timetables introduced last month.
Northern has brought in a temporary timetable that removes 165 train services a day until 29 July.
However, more than 100 trains were still cancelled or severely delayed.
A man has died after his car crashed into a fence in the early hours of this morning.
Emergency services were called to Pinchbeck near Spalding at 00:30.
The driver, a 49-year-old local man, was pronounced dead at the scene.
Lincolnshire Police say the boy was slapped after being subjected to homophobic comments.
Read MoreEx-Lincoln City winger Nathan Arnold retires from full-time football to continue work around mental health.
Read MoreIt'll be dry but rather cloudy this afternoon with a light or moderate northeast wind.
The top temperature will be about 17C (63F):
Our top stories so far today from our Lincolnshire newsroom include:
The managing director of rail operator Northern says it could take months for train services to get back to normal.
Image source, NorthernThe company has introduced an emergency timetable today after hundreds of delays and cancellations over the last two weeks.
Managing director David Brown has also apologised for the "very poor start" admitting the company has been cancelling "far too many trains" and "inconveniencing far too many people".
Northern says it is now trying to stabilise things.:
Quote MessageThis is not a quick fix. We've put this interim timetable in for eight weeks. We hope to see and I'm sure we will see progressive improvement over that period of time."
David Brown, Managing Director, Northern
