A 12-year-old boy has been treated for minor injuries after being knocked off his bike in Lincoln last night.
Image source, GoogleIt happened on Scopwick Drive at about 16:30 yesterday.
Police say they wish to speak to the driver of a grey Volkwagen Jetta.
Kate Sweeting
Reporter, BBC Look North
I'm at Laughton Woods near Gainsborough this morning, where there was a major fire last night:
The fire service tells me this was a "near miss", and they only just managed to stop the grassland fire from spreading into nearby woods.
The dry grass and peatland here is similar to that found on Saddleworth Moor, which saw seven square miles engulfed by fire.
Relief crews from Saxilby, Wainfleet & Louth fire stations are now en route to relieve crews who've been working through the night.
Officers from British Transport Police have issued a warning after a man placed a traffic barrier over a level crossing in Lincoln.They've just issued this CCTV of the incident, which happened shortly after 23.00 on 28 May at the High Street level crossing:
Quote MessageThis was a silly thing to do and while I am confident this wouldn’t have resulted in a serious incident, this man’s behaviour did delay services into Lincoln. Please don’t be encouraged by this man’s behaviour. Placing items on the tracks is a reckless thing to do and we will not tolerate it."
PC Helen Green, British Transport Police
Firefighters are still on the scene of a fire which broke out near Gainsborough last night.
Two and a half acres of grassland have been damaged by the fire which broke out at Laughton Woods.
It's now out, but crews remain on site damping down.
This was the scene last night:
Video: Jo McLaughlin
Thousands of people are expected to line Cleethorpes promenade for the start of the Armed Forces Day celebrations this weekend.
Final preparations are under way for the three-day event which will start with a firework display this evening followed by parades, air displays and family activities over the next two days.
PC Danny Fleming, who served in the armed forces, says he's "delighted" to be taking part in the parade.
Quote MessageIt's absolutely fantastic and I'm very, very proud to have served in the armed forces...I'm delighted that Cleethorpes was given the honour of [hosting] the national Armed Forces event a couple of years ago and it's just grown and grown from then."
PC Danny Fleming, Humberside Police
A man from Lincoln is due to appear at the Old Bailey later charged with sending letters promoting "Punish a Muslim Day".
Image source, TellmamaUKAnonymous notes calling for a coordinated attack on Muslims were sent to addresses across the UK earlier this year.
David Parnham, who's 35 and from St Andrew's Close in Lincoln, is accused of 14 offences including staging a bomb hoax and soliciting murder.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A fine and sunny start for most of the region, staying dry and sunny for the rest of the day.
Watch my full forecast here:
People with disabilities will be able to claim thousands of pounds' worth of extra grants thanks to new rules in West Lindsey.
Image source, PAThe district council says up to £10,000 in additional grants will be available for disabled people to upgrade their homes to help them live more independently.
It comes a month after some parts of the country were criticised because of a shortage of accessible homes.
Plans also include options of grants for vulnerable people to help solve problems like mould and damp in their homes.
Hayley Gascoigne from Scunthorpe died from natural causes, a coroner rules
Read MoreThe top stories in Lincolnshire today include:
Updates on breaking news will continue through the night.
Fire crews from Donington and Spalding are currently tackling a building fire in Gosberton.
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Paul Hudson
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It will remain dry with long clear spells, but once again the mist, low cloud and patchy fog will push back inland from the North Sea.
Here's my full forecast:
An inquest has found mistakes made by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service did not cause or contribute to the death of a woman who collapsed at Hull Court.
Image source, FacebookHayley Gascoigne, 32, from Scunthorpe, suffered a cardiac arrest at a family court hearing in January last year.
A report from the ambulance service found paramedics failed to realise she had a shockable heart rhythm.
However, the coroner ruled today no opportunity that could have avoided her death had been missed.
Bijan Keshmiri, from Lincoln, is fined after leaving tenants to live in filthy flats.
Read MoreWe should all be celebrating the weather and the damage it does to our lovely green lawns.
That's the message from Anglian Water, who are encouraging us to save water, even if it does turn the lawn brown:
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There's nothing quite like watching an England football game at a pub, but for one Lincolnshire man that isn't always possible.
Bruce Ingoldmells, who lives in a care home and has one leg, says the atmosphere at the pub is much better during the game, but it's hard for him to make the half-hour journey on his own.
Care home worker Hollie Harrison has luckily stepped in and has been wheeling heel Bruce to the pub so he can join in the fun
Hollie says Bruce and her "hit it off" quickly, and they've made a firm friendship after their regular trips out.
Quote MessageI've got a TV in my room, but it's still better at the pub."
Bruce Ingoldmells, Football fan
Police say they're increasing the number of patrols overnight after five buildings in Horncastle were daubed with graffiti.
Image source, Nancy ShackletonThe graffiti has been described by residents in the town as "nasty" and "disgusting".
It makes reference to far-right groups and includes anti-Muslim slogans.
It also refers to the former leader of the English Defence League (EDL), Tommy Robinson, who was jailed after admitting contempt of court for potentially prejudicing a court case.
Image source, NANCY SHACKLETONOne resident told BBC Radio Lincolnshire she'd lived in the town all her life and had never seen "anything like" it.
Another resident said: "Horncastle is a lovely town, then you come across all this, it brings the town down doesn't it?"
Police say the graffiti was reported to them this morning and they're treating it as a hate crime.
They've been conducting "house to house" inquiries and say they will be increasing "patrols in the area especially during hours of darkness."
A woman who is alleged to have stolen £126 worth of make-up and cosmetics is being sought by police in Skegness.
Image source, Lincolnshire PolicePolice say they want to speak to the woman pictured in relation to the theft from the Boots shop on Lumley Road in the town.
Anyone with information about her identity is being asked to contact police.
People in Horncastle say they're "disgusted" after the appearance of offensive graffiti in the town.
Image source, GoogleThe graffiti has appeared on walls throughout Horncastle, including on the side of the Age UK building, on a supermarket and on a hearing aid shop on Church Lane.
Nancy Shackleton, who discovered the offending vandalism, said she was "disgusted by the act, and its message".
Horncastle Town Council are attempting to wash offending graffiti off five different walls in the town.
Lincolnshire Police are investigating.
Quote MessageIt's disgusting, it's absolutely disgusting. People can have their own opinions about things but to spray stuff like this on the walls is just nasty."
Stuart Goodacre, Estate Supervisor - Horncastle Town Council
An inquest has heard paramedics called to help a woman, who collapsed at Hull Crown Court, missed signs she could have been saved for 15 minutes.
Image source, FacebookHayley Gascoigne, 32, from Scunthorpe, suffered a cardiac arrest while at a family court hearing in January last year.
A report by the Yorkshire Ambulance Service found paramedics failed to recognise that she had a shockable heart rhythm.
A senior paramedic told a coroner today that if a defibrillator had been used on Hayley earlier then the outcome could have been very different.
The inquest continues.