Works to improve Wragby Road in Lincolnshire are going to take longer than expected.
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilLincolnshire County Council says the work to improve footpaths, install new signals and resurface the highway should now finish in August.
The delay is being blamed on unknown underground cables and equipment being discovered during the works.
The Humber Roads team have tweeted that they carried out 113 breath tests and seized eight uninsured vehicles yesterday.
They will be carrying out further checks today.
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Thousands of people have gathered outside Buckingham Palace to watch a flypast of aircraft to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force.
100 planes representing the RAF over the years flew over The Mall following a parade by personnel.
RAF centenary: Queen watches impressive display
Over half of the aircraft involved are from Lincolnshire - including some of the 22 typhoons which spelled out '100':
Volunteers are being invited to take part in a major two-week archaeological dig from 17 to 28 July in Epworth, North Lincolnshire.
Image source, PAThe site is thought to be a medieval manor house linked to one of the greatest families of the Middle Ages, the Mowbrays.
Volunteers will join a team of archaeologists find further evidence of this famous manor.
The top stories so far today in Lincolnshire include:
A family from Boston have returned home from holiday to find their home devastated by fire.
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilA fridge/freezer had caught fire and been smouldering unnoticed for some time.
The fire had burned out by the time the family got home.
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilLincolnshire Fire and Rescue are encouraging people to stay safe by closing all the doors in their homes when they leave or go to bed, and making sure appliances are registered.
Not as hot as recent days this afternoon, with cloud increasing.
There will still be a few sunny spells form time to time:
Lincolnshire's Red Arrows are getting ready to take part in the RAF100 flypast to celebrate the centenary of the Royal Air Force.
The nine pilot display team, based at RAF Scampton, had their helmets for today's event designed by Blue Peter viewers, here's the end result:
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An investigation has been launched following the discovery of a body at a disused building in Scunthorpe.
Image source, GoogleThe body was found in the building on Cliff Gardens, police said.
It hasn't been formally identified and a cause of death has not been established.
A cordon is in place at the address, and officers remain at the property as the investigation continues.
People are marking the 15th anniversary of the dualling of the A46, between Lincoln and Newark, by discussing the difference it has made.
The old road used to run through the hamlet of Brough, directly in front of Suzanne Steeples house.
She says the dualling changed her life.
Quote MessageIt was like heaven! It was marvelous, I'll always remember the first day it was really wonderful it was so silent."
Suzanne Steeples
Official figures show traffic on the road rose dramatically after it was turned into dual-carriageway and many residents nearby say it's continuing to grow.
A new machine, which could turn roadside grass cuttings into electricity, is being unveiled in Lincolnshire today.
The harvester collects the grass and takes it to a local anaerobic digestion plant.
Before now, the cut grass from verges was left by the county council to rot down.
The council says removing the cuttings from the roadside will also help encourage and protect wildflowers, slow the regrowth of grass, and reduce the need for roadside cutting.
It'll also reduce the council's costs.
Yorkshire and the Humber is the second most dangerous region in the UK for vulnerable road users in HGV collisions, with the South East being the most dangerous.
The figures come from charity Roadpeace, external, who say many lorries on our roads are not fit for purpose - due to blind spots and a lack of safety features.
They want drivers, councils and companies to sign up to CLOCS - a scheme which tackles the issue by ensuring vehicles are safer and also responsibly driven.
A vote of no confidence has been passed on the senior management of Lincolnshire's hospitals trust.
Boston Borough councillors met last night.
It's over concerns about the future of services at Boston Pilgrim Hospital.
Jennifer Bartram
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It's been a rather cloudy start to the morning.
Here's the full weather forecast:
Here are some of the top stories from across the county today:
Police want to speak to this woman after £500 worth of goods were stolen from the Boots store on the High Street in Mablethorpe.
Image source, PoliceIt happened around 11:00 on 29 June, when a woman was reportedly seen placing the goods into a black bag before leaving the store.
Tonight will be dry with clear intervals but also quite a lot of cloud.
Temperatures will be lower than on recent nights with gentle northerly breezes.
Tomorrow will be dry with a fair amount of cloud but a few sunny intervals should develop at times.
If you haven't noticed it's been a busy old day in the world of British politics.
The Brexit Secretary David Davis resigned from the Cabinet last night and the Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson followed suit this afternoon.
Speculation has begun to build around the possibility of a leadership challenge to Theresa May.
Edward Leigh, the MP for Gainsborough and a senior voice in The Conservative Party, wouldn't commit to backing anyone other than the Prime Minister in a possible leadership vote.
Quote MessageI like Theresa May personally. She's probably the best person we've got at the present circumstance. I'm not interested in a leadership election... this is about giving a proper voice to the British people. The problem for the government is not Tory MPs, the problem for the government is the people.
Sir Edward Leigh, Gainsborough MP
A North East Lincolnshire by-election will be held for the Freshney ward in the borough following the resignation of a local councillor.
The election will take place on July 26 after Labour councillor Ray Sutton stood down.
Mr Sutton resigned from his seat at the end of May as he is moving out of the borough to be closer to family.
The ward will remain a Labour seat until the by-election is held.
The Lincoln Labour MP Karen Lee is in the chamber at the moment as the Prime Minister addresses Parliament about her new Brexit plan.
It comes off the back of a chaotic few hours for Theresa May after two members of her Cabinet resigned.
Ms Lee says that the PM doesn't have the confidence of her own MPs.
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