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Lincoln City re-sign defender Scott Wharton on a season-long loan deal from Championship side Blackburn Rovers.

Two women aged 29 and 30 and a 31-year-old man are arrested on suspicion of murder.

The 52-year-old victim had been involved in an incident outside Buzz Bar, Ingoldmells.

Lincolnshire Police said the discovery was made at about 08:00 BST near North Parade, in Skegness.

The Welsh singer called off four shows this week as he is in hospital with a "bacterial infection".

Our top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom today include:

• Window fall boy was 'vibrant' and 'incredibly kind'
• Woman denies killing man hit by car outside a pub
• Extra police on Lincoln's streets to tackle drug abuse
• Second arrest in Cleethorpes murder inquiry
• Praise for golfer Turner's 'tenacity and determination'

Around 200 sq m of crop in Scotter have been damaged by fire this afternoon.

Fire crews from Gainsborough attended the call on Brigg Road.

It was caused by a bonfire being left unattended.

As we head into the summer holidays two schools in Grantham are undertaking quite the challenge.

Image source, Grantham Additional Needs Fellowship

Groups from Ambergate Sports College and Sandon School which make up Grantham Additional Needs Fellowship (GANF) are attempting a 24-hour, 115-mile relay run across the county.

They cater for pupils between the ages of three and 19 with moderate to severe learning difficulties and complex needs.

They want to raise £2,000, external to improve the school's outdoor amphitheatre.

William Coy died in hospital after falling from a window at a house in Lincoln.

Around 160 premises in the Scunthorpe area are experiencing a power cut this afternoon.

Image source, Google

Northern Powergrid say they don't expect to have the supply fully restored until late this evening.

Postcode areas DN2,DN3,DN32,DN7 are affected.

The chairman of a council committee which branded children's ideas for Boston Market Place 'tacky' and 'bonkers' says she's extremely disappointed with her colleagues.

Pupils from Boston High School submitted the plans to Boston Borough Council, but some members said an idea for an archway would be a "waste of money".

Councillor Judith Skinner has apologised for the negative comments:

A Lincolnshire woman who admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm to a five-month-old baby is due to be sentenced later this year.

Jamie-Lee Lauren Cooper, 30, from Billinghay near Sleaford, appeared before Lincoln Crown Court today.

She was granted bail and will appear in court again in September.

The school of a Lincoln boy who died after falling out of a window have said they are 'devastated' by the news of his death.

In a statement the headteacher of Monks Abbey Primary School, Vicky Johnson described William Coy as "a vibrant boy who was incredibly kind".

The school are also providing support to the children and staff.

The A52 Barrowby Road in Grantham is closed.

The railway bridge by Asda was struck this lunchtime.

An inspection is taking place.

Our top stories so far today across Lincolnshire include:

• Extra police on Lincoln's streets to tackle drug abuse
• Fundraising is taking place for the family of a 6-year-old boy who died after falling from a window
• Praise for golfer Turner's 'tenacity and determination'.

A fundraising page has been set up to raise money for the family of a 6-year-old boy who died after falling from a window in Lincoln.

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The incident happened on Tuesday night, at a property on Lindum Avenue.

The boy's been named locally as William Coy.

Kevin Nix died of his injuries after being struck by a black Peugeot in Crowland.

BBC Weather

It will be largely dry during the afternoon with some spells of sunshine, but also some showers breaking out.

These showers could be heavy and thundery and may be slow-moving.