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Read MoreThe RSPCA found the "distressed" deer with his head and antlers in a twisted tangle of plastic netting.
Read MoreSouthend United sign Scunthorpe United striker Tom Hopper and goalkeeper Ted Smith agrees a new contract.
Read MoreHere are today's top stories for Lincolnshire:
Updates on breaking news will continue through the weekend.
Any showers will die away to leave a dry night.
Tomorrow morning will see showery rain move in from the west.
In the afternoon there's a risk of heavy showers and possible thunderstorms.
Sunday will be largely dry and settled.
Police are searching for a woman after several items were stolen from a shop in Skegness.
Image source, Lincs PolicePolice say they want help identifying the woman pictured to help with their investigation., external
The woman was photographed at Home Bargains in Hildred's Shopping Centre after several items were stolen on 5 June.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire says he's "ashamed to be a man" after a Conservative MP prevented an attempt to make upskirting a specific criminal offence.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceThe campaign for the law against upskirting - where photos are secretly taken under a skirt - has been supported by Lincolnshire Police.
Marc Jones criticised MP Sir Christopher Chope for objecting to the law in the House of Common today.
Quote MessageI think it's very shocking. It makes me ashamed to be a man in some respects to think that any man would think it's ok to object to a law that stops women having photographs taken up their clothing. How can he go home to his wife, his daughter, his granddaughter and say 'what i did today was for you'?"
Marc Jones, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire
The RSPCA have issued a warning after a deer became entangled in some plastic netting in Lincolnshire.
Image source, RSPCAThe charity says they had to rush to the roadside in Swayfield, near Grantham, to help the young buck escape from the net.
The netting had been left behind from when the land was used to house pens for rearing game birds, the RSPCA said.
It said the incident highlighted the importance of clearing rubbish away because of the danger it poses to wildlife.
Quote MessageThe deer was very distressed and panicking. He was able to run in circles but was getting very stressed and stress can kill deers."
Andy Bostock, RSPCA Inspector
An attempt to make upskirting a specific criminal offence in England and Wales has been blocked by a Conservative MP.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe government gave its support to a change in the law before it was brought to the Commons.
Sir Christopher Chope shouted "object" to the bill, leading to cries of "shame" from other MPs.
Lincolnshire's Police and Crime Commissioner, who supported the campaign against upskirting - -where photos are secretly taken under a skirt - says he's "lost for words" at Sir Christopher's actions.
Quote MessageI’m stunned and ashamed that one man has brought an end to this bill."
Marc Jones, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with the investigation into so-called "Punish A Muslim Day" letters.
Image source, Tell Mama UKDavid Parnham, 35, is accused of a total of 14 offences spanning two years, including one count of soliciting to murder.
He is also charged with two counts of sending a number of letters promoting a "Punish A Muslim Day".
Mr Parnham, of St Andrew's Close in Lincoln, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Friday, the Crown Prosecution Service said.
He was remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on June 29.
He was arrested on Tuesday by counter-terrorism police as part of an intelligence operation.
A year after it took to the skies, Lincolnshire's new air ambulance has flown almost 1,000 missions.
Image source, Lincs & Notts Air AmbulanceThe chopper is able to reach critically ill patients quicker than before and the facilities on board mean it can provide better care for patients.
A woman from Lincolnshire has been named Apprentice of the Year by her industry - the 19-year-old drives tipper lorries.
Image source, Shooting StarEmily Luff, from Skellingthorpe near Lincoln, started work at a building supplier last year.
Quote MessageI was delighted to be named Apprentice of the Year. It came as a shock to me as I didn’t really expect to get it. I hope it shows other women that we can beat stereotypes and do jobs that women aren’t seen to do."
Emily Ruff, Tipper Driver
Grimsby Town sign midfielder Elliott Whitehouse from League Two rivals and neighbours Lincoln City on a two-year deal.
Read MoreA DJ playing shellac records from the 1940s will be one of the attractions at a retro event in Boston this weekend.
Image source, 78 DJAdam Wareham performs using his classic record player and will be playing tunes at Boston's market on Saturday.
Other attractions at the themed weekend include a Lancaster flypast on Sunday, a vintage market on Saturday, and a 1940s themed dance this evening., external
Bomb disposal experts have been called to a street in Spalding after the discovery of a round of ammunition.
Image source, Lincolnshire PoliceExplosives experts are expected to carry out a controlled detonation of the round which was discovered by a local resident on Fen End Lane.
It's not thought to be a live round, so residents shouldn't be too concerned, police say.
Preparations are under way for Grantham's Annual Carnival, which kicks off tomorrow.
The event features a parade which is described as one of the last in the country of its kind.
The fire engine above is a former Lincoln City vehicle, and is just one of the retro vehicles on display this weekend.
Quote MessageWe've got a whole weekend, starting with the parade at Saturday lunchtime which comes through the town centre and that will be full of bands and floats - a bit of everything."
Roy Wright, Grantham Carnival organiser
A group in Lincoln are holding an event for people to pitch community projects.
Image source, Lincoln Drill HallThe Big Lincoln Soup - as it's been called because of the dinner provided - will be at Lincoln's Drill Hall on Saturday 16 June at 11:30., external
Money raised from ticket sales to the event will be used to fund the most popular idea pitched.
Quote MessageWhen local people invest in the enthusiasm of others, making a positive difference becomes so much easier."
Steve Kemp, Compassionate Lincoln
A body was found after a search of a marshland river at Moulton Marsh Nature Reserve.
Read MoreA woman in her 70s has been left shocked but uninjured after being knocked over on Lincoln's High Street.
Image source, PolicePolice believe that her fall was caused by another woman walking in the direction of the railway station.
It happened on Tuesday 29 May at about 14:00.
Tickets for a rare BBC Proms performance in Lincoln go on sale today.
Image source, Lincoln Drill HallIt's only the second time a Proms event has been held outside London since the 1940s.
In August, Stravinsky's 'The Soldier's Tale' will be performed at Lincoln's Drill Hall, to mark the centenary of the end of World War One.
