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Live updates on Friday 12 October 2018
Alex Rhodes
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Read MoreSeafood fraud sees cheaper fish being passed off or mislabelled as a more expensive type to boost profits.
Read MoreLeague Two leaders Lincoln City produce a scintillating display to thrash Port Vale.
Read MorePeterborough striker Matt Godden scores twice in seven minutes as they beat Scunthorpe to reclaim second place in League One.
Read MoreA Citroen Relay and a Mercedes Sprinter collided on the A153 near Belchford, according to police.
Read MoreDavid Parnham admits sending the letters to mosques, the Queen, David Cameron and Theresa May.
Read MoreA Lincoln man who sent hundreds of racist letters, including calls for a "Punish a Muslim Day", has admitted encouraging murder, and causing fear through hoax bomb and poison threats.
David Parnham, 35, of St Andrews Close in the city, targeted mosques, the Queen, David Cameron and Theresa May.
Today at the Old Bailey he admitted 15 offences relating to a two-year hate campaign.
It's non-league day tomorrow, designed to highlight community football and pack the stands for local sides.
To celebrate, Grantham Town - nicknamed the gingerbreads - will be giving away free gingerbread men (what else?) at their game against Lancaster City.
Take a look at what some other clubs are doing across the country.
Alex Rhodes
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire
Now this is probably the most bizarre of the story of the day.
Hollywood actor Rob Lowe is to star in a new ITV drama where he plays an American cop who joins Lincolnshire Police.
The Parks and Recreation, Emmy Award nominated actor is due to start filming in November for the six part series.
It's going to be called "Wild Bill" and frankly I can't say anything that tops this line from the ITV press release:
Quote MessageWhen high-flying US police chief Bill Hixon lands in Boston, Lincolnshire, with his 14-year-old daughter Kelsey in tow, he's hoping they can flee their painful recent past. But this unfamiliar, unimpressed community will force Bill to question everything about himself and leave him asking whether it's Boston that needs Bill, or Bill that needs Boston?
ITV
It goes on to say "Bill discovers the people of Boston are just as smart-mouthed, cynical and difficult to impress as he is." Charming!
Claire Johnston used the cash to pay for her wedding in Mexico, holidays abroad and designer goods.
Read MoreDetectives are investigating a robbery at a Tesco Express store in Grantham.
Three masked men went into the shop, on Winchester Road, and threatened staff with a knife.
They made off with a large quantity of cigarettes.
The robbery happened at around 06:30 this morning.
Take a look at this - a beautiful photo of the sun rising over the outdoor pool at Jubilee Park in Woodhall Spa this morning.
It might look inviting but the pool's now shut for the season, external. The water's probably a bit chilly!
Spalding is celebrating all things pumpkin today at the town's annual Pumpkin Festival.
It began in the town centre this morning, with street entertainment, pumpkin carving, and craft stalls. It will culminate with a parade and firework display this evening.
Millions of pumpkins are grown in Spalding every year and sold across the UK and Europe.
Councillor Gary Taylor from South Holland District Council says it's important for the area:
Quote MessageIt celebrates the local horticulture and harvest... it puts Spalding and South Holland on the map and we hope it continues long into the future.
Councillor Gary Taylor, SHDC
A Lincolnshire woman, who spent thousands of pounds of stolen money on luxury holidays and designer clothes, has been jailed.
Lincoln Crown Court heard that Claire Johnston, 34, of Bradley Drive, has since been diagnosed with a "compulsive buying disorder".
The fraud was uncovered by her employers - the Grantham firm BGB Engineering - when a discrepancy in the accounts was discovered while she was on holiday.
Over a three year period Johnston paid for her wedding in Mexico, bought designer label shoes and gave her friends expensive gifts among other purchases.
Quote MessageThis was an abuse of trust over a sustained period. There was an element of sophistication. It resulted in a lavish lifestyle. The only appropriate punishment is immediate custody.
Judge Simon Hirst, Lincoln Crown Caught
Lincolnshire Reporter
A senior county councillor has said a new partnership with China’s Hunan province, external will help to “sell Lincolnshire internationally”.
Vulnerable people in Lincolnshire are being targeted in a new scam.
Lincolnshire Police say in one case yesterday, the victim was contacted by phone and told they had PPI reward money to claim - but only if they paid a £150 'handling fee.'
Ross Edgley is attempting to swim 2,000 miles around Great Britain, but is stuck in Grimsby.
Read MorePeople living in parts of Gainsborough say their streets are in a "dreadful condition" because of a build-up of rubbish.
Homes in the south west of the town have to use black bin bags because the streets and alleyways are too narrow for wheelie bins and collection lorries.
However, it's claimed some people are just dumping their rubbish bags by the side of the road.
Local councillor Trevor Young says more needs to be done to deal with the situation:
Quote MessageThe council has started to recognise there's a really big problem. Over the last two or three years, the issues around waste have become more and more of a challenge."
Trevor Young, Councillor
West Lindsey District Council say it's committed to taking enforcement action against offenders and is also starting to work with local residents to tackle the issue.
Grantham firm Quality Furniture Company Ltd closes today with the loss of about 160 jobs.
The company went into administration in the summer.
The firm's been operating in the town for 26 years.
An endurance swimmer from Grantham's having to keep his wetsuit in the wardrobe this morning and bide his time.
Ross Edgley, who's swimming 2,000 miles around the coast of Britain, was hoping to begin the stretch along the Lincolnshire coast today.
But a storm and strong winds mean he's got to wait out the weather in Grimsby:
Quote MessageI think this is our third storm of the year...We're kind of playing hide-and-seek with the storm. As soon as it lets its guard down, we get back out there and we carry on. But at the moment it's too windy."
Ross Edgley, Swimmer