Lincolnshire Police's Force Control Room has tweeted this afternoon to say there's a temporary lane closure on Broadgate (northbound) in Lincoln after part of a building roof collapsed onto the pavement.
Image source, Googe Street ViewA cloudy start this afternoon with the odd patch of drizzle.
Through the afternoon, the cloud will lift a little in places.
That will allow some brighter spells to develop:
A Lincolnshire horse rider is in silver medal position in the individual competition at the World Equestrian Games in America.
Ros Canter, from Hallington, near Louth, and her horse Allstar B will take part in the showjumping this afternoon.
The competition has been delayed because of the remnants of Hurricane Florence.
The British team is in gold medal position after the cross-country phase.
The top stories from across Lincolnshire so far today include:
The latest beach hut fire on the Lincolnshire coast is being treated as arson, officials have confirmed.
Four huts were involved in the latest blaze overnight on Bohemian Promenade in Sutton on Sea - two neighbouring chalets suffered from heat damage.
Three huts were destroyed in a separate fire last week.
Residents parking could be expanded in Lincoln, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
Image source, Goggle Street ViewThe City of Lincoln Council is looking at plans to expand the scheme in which households pay £26 a year for a first permit, and £52 for a second.
The first two phases would see 129 houses across eight streets in uphill Lincoln join the scheme, and the third phase would include a further 3,977 properties across 76 streets.
It's hoped it will stop traffic building while motorists look for free parking spaces and stop shoppers and commuters from using residential streets to park.
A report will be looked at by councillors on 24 September.
County councillors have voted down a motion calling on the government to take action on pension changes affecting some women, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
In 1995 the state pension age was amended to make the retirement age for both sexes equal - but it is claimed some women born in the 1950s were left out of pocket.
Councillor Sarah Parkin called on the authority to lobby the government to take action.
However, members of the council voted it down because men hadn't been considered.
Quote MessageFor the county council to just focus on women is wrong, we have to consider all our residents."
Councillor Jacqueline Brockway, Chief Whip at the County Council
Health bosses hope a brand new degree course at the University of Lincoln will help address a shortage of paramedics in the county.
The degree in paramedic sciences will teach students a broad range of skills from giving life-saving medical help at the scene of an accident to supporting a patient who is experiencing a mental health crisis.
It's hoped that students who study in Lincolnshire will stay on in the area after they qualify.
Amy Woodfield
BBC News
A faulty signalling system in Sileby is causing a lot of disruption to trains running between Nottingham and London.
East Midlands Trains has said all trains on the route cannot run in either direction between Leicester and Loughborough.
Here's how it stands at the moment:
From London:XX47 Corby will runXX34 Nottingham (fast) will terminate at LeicesterXX31 Derby (stopping service) will not runXX04 Nottingham (stopping service) will terminate at LeicesterXX02 Sheffield (fast) will not runTo London:XX41 from Corby will runXX45 from Nottingham will start from LeicesterXX20 from Derby will not runXX21 from Nottingham will start from LeicesterXX29 from Sheffield will terminate at LoughboroughThe Lincoln Central to Leicester train will run between Lincoln Central and Loughborough only.
A new way to recover tonnes of plastic which are buried in landfill sites has been developed and could be tested in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
It's estimated there are currently about 400 million tonnes of plastic buried in landfill in the UK.
But now scientists have discovered a way to turn it into what they say is a new greener fuel.
In Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, 136 sites have been identified which could be "mined" to recover it.
But environmentalists say people still need to reduce the amount of plastic they use and throw away without recycling.
A bridge in Boston is closed today because it's gone green with algae which needs to be cleaned up.
Image source, Lincolnshire County CouncilSt Botolph's footbridge was installed in the town centre four years ago.
It cost £750,000 and replaced an earlier crossing.
Six beach huts have been destroyed or damaged in a fire in Sutton on Sea.
Image source, John M/GeographFour fire crews were called to the blaze in the early hours of this morning on Bohemia Promenade.
Four beach chalets were involved in the fire with two neighbouring ones suffering heat damage.
It's the second time beach huts have been damaged in the last week.
Lisa Gallagher
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
A fairly cloudy day with some sunny spells and a few showers possible.
Watch my full forecast here:
People with knives in Grimsby and Scunthorpe are being asked to start handing them in from tomorrow, with the promise of no questions being asked by police.
Image source, Humberside PoliceSealed knife bins will be located in police stations in the two towns for a week.
There will be no need to complete any forms or speak to an officer or staff member, according to police.
Det Supt Jo Roe, overseeing the knife amnesty for Humberside Police, said: "The campaign is about keeping our communities safe by continuing to rid our streets of as many knives as possible."
More than 200 knives, including Samurai swords, were handed in to Humberside Police during last year's amnesty.
