Breaking news, sport, travel and weather updates from across Lincolnshire.

Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre is raising funds to get the Lancaster airborne again.

Rochdale produce a stunning second-half fightback to claim a draw at Scunthorpe United.

Bury earn back-to-back league wins for the first time this season as they eased past Grimsby at Gigg Lane.

Lincoln captain Lee Frecklington is shown a straight red card as Crawley hand the Imps their first defeat of the season.

A 24-hour walkout is affecting rail services on the Northern and South Western networks.

A mausoleum is opening its doors to more than just the undead this weekend, as part of a history initiative.

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The Johnson mausoleum in Spalding cemetery (pictured) is rarely opened to the public but will be open this weekend as part of a Heritage Open Days scheme.

More than 150 of Lincolnshire's historic sites and hidden gems are also taking part., external

Health bosses say there are still "no plans" to reopen Grantham's A&E overnight, despite an ongoing campaign.

But bosses at a meeting of the United Lincolnshire Hospital Trust said that the hospital still has a "strong place" in the trust, according to the Local Democracy Reporting service.

The trust said it's working hard to make Grantham an important part of the trust's service.

A recent trial chose Grantham as the hub for a specialist bone care service.

A Grimsby shop owner's been ordered to pay £1,435 in costs after 3,400 illicit cigarettes and 400g of hand-rolling tobacco were found in his shop.

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Trading standards officers found the cigarettes and tobacco, some of which were fake, in incorrect packaging at International Foods on Freeman Street.

Mariwan Osman Hassan, who's 32, pleaded guilty to six offences.

Data breaches, similar to the one affecting British Airways today, will continue to happen according to a tech expert in Lincolnshire.

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Peter Cooper, who publishes guides for technology developers says that data breaches like the one affecting the airline are just part of the world we live in.

British Airways is promising compensation to 380,000 people who've had their financial details compromised in the hack.

Developers have submitted plans for 525 homes and 80 retirement properties in Immingham.

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According to the Local Democracy Reporting Service the plans by the Brocklseby Estate would see the housing development built at Highfield Farm off Stallingborough Road in the town.

A mix of housing would be provided, including two, three and four bedroom homes.

The site is allocated under the council's local plan which was unanimously adopted back in March by councillors in the region.

The developer said that the historic Highfield Farmhouse would be retained on the site, but the remaining five farm buildings would be demolished.

A decision on the proposal will be made by the council at a later date.

Drivers are facing delays this afternoon after a three car crash on the A17.

Emergency services have been called to the scene on the road near Fleet near Spalding.

It's not known whether anyone has been injured in the collision.

Three men have been arrested in connection with a burglary at a charity shop in Bourne during the early hours of this morning.

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A helicopter and police dogs were used to help officers at the Barnardos store on Elsea Park.

One of the men was arrested for aggravated burglary, assault on police, theft of a vehicle and possession of a bladed article.

The other two men were arrested on suspicion of aggravated burglary and assaulting a police officer and aggravated burglary and assault.

A leading Lincolnshire police officer says he's confident the force is catching most of the county's burglars, despite new figures showing 78% of house break-ins went unsolved last year.

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Lincolnshire's Assistant Chief Constable Shaun West insists his officers are doing all they can bring burglars to justice.

Mr West says: "It's a sad reflection of these abhorrent criminals that they are committing a series of burglaries, they are career criminals."

A runner exposed himself to a pair of women who were walking along an old railway path in Horncastle, police say.

The incident happened at about 11:30 on Saturday 25 August as the women were walking from the Leisure Centre and were passed by a man jogging towards Woodhall Spa.

The two women who reported it to police say they had briefly talked to the "well-spoken" man five minutes earlier.

Police say they think it will be easy to trace the man involved in what they describe as a "very unusual" incident because of his unique appearance.

He was wearing black running tights, a bright blue long-sleeved running top and he was running in flip flops.

He's described as being in his late 20s, about 5ft 10ins tall, with black hair and of slender build.

Three people have died in the last two months while sleeping rough on the streets of Lincolnshire, according to a homeless charity.

P3, an outreach programme based in Lincoln, says three homeless people died in the last three months.

They say that it shows that rough sleeping is "harmful and dangerous".

Portraits of the 133 airmen involved in the Dambuster raids are to be kept permanently together in Lincolnshire.

Image source, Dan Llywelyn Hall

The portraits were painted by artist Dan Llywelyn Hall to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the legendary raid this year.

There had been plans for them to go on display at the RAF Museum near London, but Mr Llywelyn Hall says the collection will stay in Lincoln.

Donors have raised money for the upkeep of the paintings which will be displayed at the Usher Gallery in Lincoln, according to Mr Llywelyn Hall.

The famous raid set off from RAF Scampton, north of Lincoln, in May 1943 and saw bombers break two German dams with "bouncing" bombs.

A total of 78% of burglary cases in Lincolnshire last year were closed without a suspect being identified, according to new figures.

New police data which reveals the scale of unsolved crime in the county shows the majority of burglaries and thefts remain unsolved.

But Lincolnshire's figures are actually better than the national average in both cases.

The figures also show that, despite the proliferation of CCTV, fewer than half of shoplifting investigations in Lincolnshire were closed without a suspect being identified.

Shaun West, Assistant Chief Constable of Lincolnshire Police, says the force has to prioritise resources to safeguard those most at harm and this can be a real challenge and a fine balance.

It's important that crimes are reported and it's vital that any victim is supported by police, Mr West adds.

But the Victim Support charity says the figures could put people off reporting crime in the future.

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A large lorry carrying a load the size of a house is expected to be moved from Immingham docks later.

The transporter, which measures in at about 35m long, will travel from the docks to a National Grid Substation near Derby.

It will be under police escort during the journey which is expected to start at about 09:00 this morning.