Scunthorpe United 2-1 Burton Albionpublished at 18:31 Greenwich Mean Time 10 November 2018
Scunthorpe booked their place in the second round of the FA Cup by beating League One rivals Burton.
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Scunthorpe booked their place in the second round of the FA Cup by beating League One rivals Burton.
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Read MoreThe patient was being treated for mental health issues when he broke free from carers and leapt.
Read MoreTurning wet and windy this evening and into tonight with a band of heavy rain moving through.
Turning drier and clearer during the early hours though with winds easing too.
Preparations are being made to mark Armistice Day in Lincolnshire this weekend.
A number of places in the county are taking part in the Beacons of Light event, when thousands of beacons will be lit across the country on Sunday evening.
A portrait of a solider will also be drawn in the sand on the beach at Sutton on Sea as part of a national project being led by the film director Danny Boyle.
Police officers say they're extremely concerned for the welfare of missing man Jordan Wass.
The 24-year-old hasn't been seen since Tuesday 6 November in Spilsby.
They are urgently seeking help in finding him.
Lincolnshire Police have found a car and a van which are believed to have been used in the theft of a cash machine from a Lincolnshire Co-op yesterday.
The store in North Somercotes was targeted the day after it opened.
Police found "a large hole in the side of the shop" at about 00:55 GMT, adding the wall "suffered extensive damage".
The van was found near to Goole and the car was in Askern in Doncaster.
A Lincolnshire watch that's been up Mount Everest is being auctioned off., external
The watch, made by Loomes & Co in Stamford, was worn last year by the Gurkha climbing team.
They're hoping to sell it for around £20,000.
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Read MoreThe pilot of the Hawk aircraft, which crashed at RAF Valley, is receiving medical care.
Read MoreA patient who jumped from the roof of Boston Pilgrim Hospital after hearing voices in his head has won millions of pounds in compensation from the NHS.
London's High Court today heard how the man, who was in his twenties at the time, was being escorted into the garden for a cigarette by two carers when he climbed on top of the smoking shelter and then onto the hospital roof.
After desperate attempts to try and talk him down ended in failure he jumped.
The man, who's now in his 30s and who can't be named, suffered brain damage and catastrophic spinal injuries.
His lawyers sued the Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust for a lump sum of £3m after admitting it should have done more to protect the man from himself.
On top of that he will receive £165,000 a year to pay for his care for the rest of his life.
Hundreds of children from 12 schools have gathered to honour Lincolnshire's contribution to World War One.
A children's Service of Remembrance, at the International Bomber Command Centre, was held today ahead of the centenary of the end of World War One on Sunday.
Schools designed their own wreaths and pupils read winning poems from a special competition.
From a dog called Elvis to non-league sides dreaming of a shock, BBC Sport previews the 40 FA Cup first-round ties.
Read MoreA man is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car on the A1 last night.
It happened on the southbound carriageway near Foston at about 19:00.
Anyone with information is being asked to contact officers.
Today will be rather cloudy with one or two light showers possible this afternoon.
Some bright or sunny spells too though.
The top stories today include:
A poppy tin has gone missing from St Peter's Church in Woodhall Spa.
It contained donations for the British Legion.
The church says the police and the British Legion have been informed.
They are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Pupils at a Lincoln primary school have put up a beautiful sea of poppies at the Tritton Road tank memorial, external.