Lincolnshire Police are asking people not to get carried away after England's crunch match this evening against Croatia in the World Cup:

The force said while most fans haven't caused any problems, there were some instances of disorder and disruption after England's last games.

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The first of three major roadworks projects is expected to start in Grantham later this month.

Highways teams are going to be rebuilding the Wharf Road junction and sections of Avenue Road and Stonebridge Road.

Plans are also in place to install new traffic lights on London Road as well.

A Lincolnshire MP has given his backing to Theresa May and her plan for Brexit on social media.

The Conservative MP for Grantham and Stamford and Remain supporter Nick Boles said the 'overwhelming majority' of Conservative MPs support the Prime Minister's Brexit plan.

He said that - while he believed the vote to leave the EU was mistaken - he voted for Article 50 out of respect for democracy.

It comes as the crisis in the Conservative party deepens, two vice-chairs of the party have quit following the resignations of both the Brexit Secretary and the Foreign Secretary.

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The devastating aftermath of a crash in Boston shows a metal barrier piercing through the front of a car, external.

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The weather brings all sorts of creatures out to play, including this prickle of hedgehogs.

A prickle is the collective noun for a group of hedgehogs apparently.

The photo was taken by BBC Weather Watcher Stormwind27 in Bassingham:

Experts from the University of Lincoln have been investigating what colour Big Ben was originally painted.

Renovation work to the iconic London landmark has been under way since the beginning of the year.

The University of Lincoln hope that will help them identify what colour paint was used when it was built more than 150 years ago.

A North Lincolnshire councillor, with responsibility for greener and cleaner spaces, has promised tough action on those who fail to clean up after their dog.

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Councillor Ralph Ogg wants to see communities get involved and report anything they see, so the council can take action.

Removing litter, dumped rubbish and dog fouling costs the council £1m annually.

Councillor Ogg says he's considering increasing the cost of on-the-spot fines for those failing to clean up after their dog.

Health bosses in Lincolnshire will be questioned today over proposals to reduce services.

NHS officials are reviewing Grantham's minor injury unit, which they claim isn't cost effective.

The future of children's services at Boston Pilgrim hospital will also be discussed.

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Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

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Our top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom today include:

• Thousands watch RAF centenary flypast

• Wragby road roadworks delayed
• Man with 'distinctive' tattoos sought following threatening behaviour

• Councillors have no confidence in Boston health chiefs
• Residents mark 15th anniversary of A46 dualling

The biggest display of British military air power for nearly 30 years has taken place in London to mark the centenary of the RAF.

And Lincolnshire, aka 'Bomber County', was at the heart of it...

Clear spells with patchy cloud and dry for most throughout the evening and during the night.

Kevin Nix from Spalding died of his injuries after being struck by a Black Peugeot in Crowland.

Elisha Burkill, 16, had to be pulled off Joy Simon, 61, by two staff members as she knifed her.

Users of hand car washes are being urged to report their suspicions about workers who are being exploited.

The forecourt services are being investigated by a Parliamentary committee amid claims some workers are victims of "modern slavery" and trafficking.

The Home Office Minister - and Conservation MP for Louth and Horncastle - Victoria Atkins says members of the public are helping the authorities tackle the issue.

She says of the 1328 modern slavery operations since December 2016 86 involved labour exploitation at car washes.

Police are trying to find a man with two distinctive tattoos who verbally abused and physically threatened a woman in Cleethorpes.

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It happened on Brereton Avenue around 18:15 on 2 July 2018.

The woman was walking along the road when a man, holding what was thought to be a broken bottle, verbally abused and threatened her then chased her along the road.

The suspect has been described as white, in his late 40s to 50s, around 5 feet 9, bald and spoke with a local accent.

He was wearing a light blue tracksuit zipped down to the waist.

He also had two distinctive tattoos a wave pattern on the left side of his head and a green tattoo on his right ankle.

BBC Weather

Cloud will remain variable through this evening and through tonight.

Tomorrow will be another day of variable, often large amounts of cloud and occasional sunshine.

It will be dry for much of the day but a few showers may develop towards the end of the day, some heavy.

Humberside Police are asking for witnesses to come forward, after a man was arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon, as he walked around Scunthorpe

Image source, Humberside Police

The incident happened on 9 July as he walked along Digby Street, Spencer Avenue, Theodore Road, and then Henderson Avenue at around 16:30.

It’s alleged he threatened a group of youths with some kind of bladed weapon before he was arrested.

No one has been hurt.

The suspect has been released under investigation.

Scunthorpe United sign former Wolves goalkeeper Jonathan Flatt on a one-year deal after a successful trial.

Lincolnshire's Red Arrows ended the RAF centenary flypast in style this lunchtime.

Image source, Red Arrows

The RAF's aerobatic team, based at RAF Scampton, concluded the show vapour-trailing the red, white and blue of the Union Jack flag.

Image source, Red Arrows