A 15-year-old boy suffered serious injuries in a crash in Grimsby at the weekend.

He was riding his bike along Cromwell Road at about 17:00 on Sunday when he collided with a black Vauxhall Zafira.

The boy was taken to Sheffield Children's Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.

Humberside Police are appealing for witnesses:

One person has been airlifted to hospital in Nottingham after a crash involving a coach and a car on the A1 in Lincolnshire.

It happened just after 13:00 at Colsterworth, near Grantham.

There were passengers on the coach, but there are currently no further details of any injuries.

The road is currently closed in both directions and isn't expected to reopen for several hours, police say.

Here are the top stories from the Lincoln newsroom so far today:

• Racist graffiti in Horncastle is being treated as a hate crime, say police
• Lincolnshire firefighters are deployed to help tackle a huge moorland fire near Bolton
• Members of a Lincolnshire family want to raise more than £500,000 to get their daughter potentially life-saving cancer treatment

Dave Wade
BBC News

It's closed around the Rutland-Lincolnshire border.

Firefighters from North and North East Lincolnshire have joined colleagues in the north west as part of a national effort to tackle a huge moorland blaze near Bolton:

North Lincolnshire Council is raising the rainbow flag for the first time today.

The council said it hopes today's events will become an annual event:

This afternoon will be dry with further periods of warm sunshine but an easterly breeze means it is a bit cooler on the coast.

This evening will be dry with sunny spells.

Tonight, it will remain dry and there will be predominantly clear skies with just a few patches of cloud around.

Bristol City sign midfielder Hakeeb Adelakun on a three-year deal after the end of his contract with Scunthorpe United.

A spate of racist graffiti in Horncastle is being treated as a hate crime, police have confirmed.

Image source, Nancy Shackleton

The graffiti appeared overnight last Thursday in five separate locations in the town and included swastikas and references to far-right political movements.

The people responsible for the graffiti still haven't been found despite increased overnight patrols and house-to-house enquiries, according to Lincolnshire Police.

Anyone with information about the graffiti is being asked to contact police.

Members of a Lincolnshire family want to raise more than £500,000 to get their daughter potentially life-saving cancer treatment.

Jossie Leaver, who is four years old and from Skegness, was diagnosed with neuroblastoma last year.

It's a rare form of cancer which is most common in children under the age of five.

In order to pay for treatment, which isn't available on the NHS, family friend Claire Draper plans to swim the 13 miles from Hunstanton to Skegness in August to raise money.

Jossie's parents, Cassie and Stewart, say it's been a traumatic few months:

Lincolnshire Police are appealing for help in tracing a missing boy.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Jack Finlay, who's 15, is believed to be in the Lincoln area.

Lincolnshire firefighters have been deployed to help tackle a huge moorland fire near Bolton.

The blaze, on Winter Hill, now covers 3 sq miles and officials say it could be burning for weeks.

Crews from Skegness and Spalding have been sent as part of a nationwide effort.

This morning will be dry with mainly sunny skies.

This afternoon will be dry with further periods of warm sunshine.

However, an easterly breeze will keep it cooler on the coast.

About 100,000 people were in Cleethorpes this weekend for the Armed Forces Day celebrations.

The crowds certainly seemed to enjoy the parade and aerial displays: