Boston United's new strip has been unveiled:

It'll be sunny and warm this afternoon, but some patchy mist and cloud could linger along the coast:

Eight mothers form North Lincolnshire have been trained as volunteers to support breastfeeding mums.

Image source, North Lincolnshire Council

The volunteers all breastfed their children and have undertaken an eight-week course.

The programme's being led by the council, with support from North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust.

Volunteers will provide guidance in a range of areas, including building early relationships and the practicalities of breastfeeding.

Mercy Juma
BBC Africa, Nairobi

The son of a Lincolnshire lord who died in Kenya in 2012 was killed by police officers, a Kenyan court has confirmed.

Alexander Monson, son of the 12th Baron Monson, died in the custody of Kenyan police while undergoing treatment in hospital in 2012.

He'd been arrested under suspicion of smoking cannabis and locked in a cell at a police station in the Kenyan coastal resort of Diani.

The Monson family has maintained that the 28-year-old was beaten to death, but police claimed he died of a drug overdose.

A magistrate has now ruled in favour of the family, saying that "death was neither natural, nor caused by use of drugs as police claimed".

"His life was cut short by the police and therefore the officers should be prosecuted," he said..

The family has welcomed the decision, saying "justice has been done".

Plans to build a Lancaster Bomber replica on the Lincolnshire border have moved forward, after tests on the replica's foundations proved positive.

Image source, Bomber County Gateway Trust

The Bomber County Gateway Trust say they've tested the load-bearing capacity of the ground and archaeologists have checked the excavations.

They say the tests came back with "perfect results for the foundations".

The full-sized replica of the Lancaster bomber is hoped to be installed near the A46, between Newark and Lincoln, before the end of the year.

Hundreds of cyclists have set off on a 100-mile bike ride around old RAF stations in Lincolnshire to mark 100 years of the RAF.

Image source, Linda Rust

The Castle to Coast to Castle, external event has grown annually, with 113 businesses and groups represented this year.

The route has been adapted for this year to mark the RAF centenary.

A Lincolnshire student has been recognised for her campaign to allow girls to wear skirts at school.

Image source, University of Lincoln

Madeleine Pownall, 20, was named student Woman of the Year by student programme UNiDAYS, external for her work on gender equality and female empowerment.

Madeleine, who studied at The University of Lincoln, says more than 60 schools across the country ban girls from wearing skirts.

She says everyone has the right to outwardly express their gender identity.

Dave Wade
BBC News

Restaurants in Lincolnshire say they're suffering because of a lack of well-trained chefs.

Employers say they're struggling to fill over half the vacancies they have for skilled jobs.

Emma Brieley, director at the Petwood Hotel in Woodhall Spa, says finding chefs is "really difficult at the moment".

Jasmine Clare (pictured), a 19-year-old trainee chef at Petwood, says she wasn't encouraged to train as a chef, despite showing interest in it at school.

A new crematorium will be built in West Lindsey in a bid to help improve waiting times for families.

The application for the new service in Lea was approved by councillors last night.

Currently, residents have to travel out of the district to Scunthorpe for cremations.

Work is due to start in October and is expected to finish in October 2019.

People in Boston are being warned to make sure their homes are secure in high temperatures because of the risk of sneak-in burglaries.

Image source, Boston Police

The force says it's previously seen spikes in the number of burglaries in periods of hot weather.

Officers are warning local residents to close downstairs windows when they go to bed or if they leave the house during the day.

The verdict at an inquest into the death of the son of a Lincolnshire Lord is expected to be delivered in Kenya later.

Image source, Family

Alexander Monson, 28, son of the 12th Baron Monson and heir to the family estate in Lincolnshire, died in police custody in Mombasa in 2012.

He had been arrested near a resort in the Kenyan coastal town of Diani.

Baron Monson of Burton, near Lincoln, believes his son was assaulted by officers.

The verdict was supposed to be delivered last week, but the information was withheld and not read out because it hadn't been typed up by officials.

Today's the last chance for local residents to have their say on the future of an out-of-hours minor injuries unit at Grantham Hospital.

Health managers say it's not financially viable to keep the unit running as only 65 patients used it last year.

The cost to run the service is £130,000 a year.

Feedback from the consultation will then be reviewed and a decision will be made by health bosses.

Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

A grey start in places with mist, fog and low cloud.

This will thin and break up through the morning to allow plenty of sunshine to develop.

Here's my full forecast:

Crawley Town sign forward Ollie Palmer from Lincoln City for a nominal fee on a two-year deal.

A "family friendly" pool blames the ITV2 show for a rise in customers in barely-there swimwear.

The top stories in Lincolnshire today include:

• A murder investigation has been launched after a pedestrian died outside a pub near Spalding
• A windfarm on the Lincolnshire coast could create 2,000 jobs
• Pictures showing the destruction of 1,000 shop mannequins burnt in a fire near Sleaford
• A Lincolnshire brewer has struggled to find CO2 after a nationwide shortage
• Love Island-type thongs have been 'banned' at an outdoor pool in Woodhall Spa

Updates on breaking news will continue throughout the night.

Earlier we mentioned a campaign to get more of us involved in our local parks.

Here's a great example of the community making a difference - PC Cave was on the beat there but not because of any vandalism:

Swimmers at an outdoor pool in Woodhall Spa say a no-thong policy is causing panic over just how family friendly their costumes are.

Image source, Getty Images

Owners of Jubilee Park outdoor swimming pool are warning members of the public to not wear Love Island-style thongs at the pool.

But the policy worried some of those enjoying a dip at the pool today.

One swimmer told us: "It's just bum cheeks isn't it?"

Another said: "It's making people panic and wonder if they've got the right bikini and I think it's awful that you're judged for something like that."

On the other hand, one woman said that Jubilee park is advertised as a family-friendly swimming pool.

"Although I've got the common sense to dress in something respectful for children to see, some people don't think about what they're wearing."

Objections have been made against a £350,000 visitor centre plan near Scunthorpe after plans were resubmitted, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

Image source, North Lincolnshire Council

Plans for the proposed Bottesford and Yaddlethorpe Education and Visitor Centre were approved last year, but the council resubmitted their planning application after changing the amount of flood space it provided.

Bottesford Town Council have raised objections against the plans for a second time.

The project would be based next to the Bottesford Beck on Messingham Road, and would provide an open plan area for visitors plus kitchen and toilets.

However, town councillors have said that the centre does not have sufficient parking and is too close to homes on Hallbrook Court.

The authority's planning officer has recommended approval of the plan.

A decision will be made next week.