Alina Jenkins
Weather presenter, BBC Look North
It'll be a dry day with large amounts of cloud but also a few bright or sunny spells.
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Local Democracy Reporting Service
A proposal to build 233 new homes in Waddington has been given the go-ahead by planners.
Image source, Local Democracy Reporting ServiceThe two, three and four-bedroom properties will be built on land West of Grantham Road.
Persimmon Homes plans to build 91 properties, while a second development of 142 homes will be constructed by Jelson Ltd.
A Grimsby man cut a teenager's throat in an unprovoked attack and then strolled into a supermarket to eat raspberries, a court in Hull has heard.
Image source, Humberside PoliceColin Clarkson, 51, of Heneage Road, whispered "random murder" as he knifed the 19-year-old outside an Asda store in Grimsby in July.
He then calmly walked into the shop and sat on the floor eating berries while waiting for police to arrive.
Clarkson admitted attempted murder and possessing an offensive weapon during a hearing at Hull Crown Court and was jailed for 10 years and eight months.
Crown Prosecution Service lawyer Jeremy Evans said the victim was "very lucky to escape with his life" after the "brutal, random and completely unprovoked attack".
There will be plenty of cloud through this evening and overnight with mist and in places, fog developing once more.
Mostly dry but the odd spot of drizzle is possible.
A Grimsby man has been jailed after slashing a teenager's throat in "a brutal, random and completely unprovoked attack," before sitting on the floor of a supermarket and eating fruit.
Image source, CPSColin Clarkson, 51, of Heneage Road, Grimsby, attacked a 19-year-old who was selling energy contracts outside an Asda supermarket in the town.
He left a number of gaping wounds in the victim's throat.
CCTV footage showed that after the attack he went to the vegetable aisle of the store and began eating raspberries.
Image source, CPSClarkson admitted attempted murder and possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, he appeared at Hull Crown Court for sentencing today.
He was given 10 years and eight months imprisonment with an extended licence period of five years.
Image source, CPSSpeaking after the case, Jeremy Evans from the Crown Prosecution Service said: "The victim was very lucky to escape with his life.
"This was a brutal, random and completely unprovoked attack on the victim in broad daylight outside a busy supermarket."
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Plans to move flood defences and create a new wetland area at Saltfleetby have been proposed by the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Image source, Local Democracy Reporting ServiceThe charity wants to remove 400 metres of flood bank at Sea View Road and build two new banks as part of the project.
The Environment Agency is supporting the plans, but wants to undertake further talks and complete a flood risk assessment.
The Labour MP for Lincoln, Karen Lee, has criticised the government's draft Brexit deal for not meeting the "aspirations or hopes" of remainers or leavers.
The exchange came as the Prime Minister took questions on the proposed deal in the Commons, on a chaotic day for the government.
Responding to Ms Lee, the Prime Minister insisted the deal was a good one:
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Local Democracy Reporting Service
A Lincolnshire scouting group has come one step closer to buying tennis courts, a bowling green and fishing facilities for just £1.
Image source, Local Democracy Reporting ServiceLouth's Charles Street Recreation Ground is currently owned by East Lindsey District council, but the authority's executive has given its approval for the deal to go ahead.
Louth Scouts hope to spend £254,000 to transform the area and make it their headquarters.
Councillors said it would breathe new life into the facilities.
The man in charge of engineering giant, Siemens UK, has backed the latest Brexit proposal.
Jürgen Maier says it's the "best deal" in the current circumstances.
His comments come on a chaotic day for the government, which has seen two cabinet ministers resign.
Image source, ReutersThe chief executive of the German firm's UK operation has previously voiced concerns over Brexit.
The firm employs 15,000 people across the UK.
Quote MessageThis draft agreement is the best deal in the circumstances because it will ensure we avoid the chaos of a No Deal and secures a much-needed transition period. It represents a compromise that we can make work."
Jürgen Maier, CEO of Siemens UK
An anonymous arboreal assassin sparks fears of a backlash amid a bitter bush dispute in a village.
Read MoreOver £64,000 is to be spent on installing electric vehicle charging points in East Lindsey's public car parks.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe charging points are going to be available 24 hours a day at Mablethorpe, Louth, Skegness, Alford, Spilsby, Woodhall Spa, Coningsby and Horncastle.
East Lindsey District Council says it hopes to make the area more accessible to visitors driving electric vehicles and encourage residents to look at buying alternative fuel cars.
United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust has confirmed parking charges at hospitals in the county will be increasing by an average of 10p per hour from next week.
Image source, ULHTThe trust says the fee, which increases with inflation each year, will be used to cover maintenance and security costs.
It also announced it would be introducing number plate recognition technology at sites in Lincoln, Boston, Grantham and Louth.
Patients who are entitled to free parking are being reassured it will continue under the new system.
Quote MessageThe trust is currently experiencing significant financial pressures and has therefore taken the difficult decision to increase and public parking charges at our hospital sites."
Paul Boocock, Director of Estates and Facilities at ULHT
There are calls for a crackdown and tougher punishments for those caught fly-tipping in Lincolnshire.
New figures suggest it's costing councils and farmers in the county £1m every year to clear waste, illegally dumped, away from their land.
The Country Land and Business Association say punishments need to be tougher for the culprits.
Quote MessageBroadly speaking, it's household waste, black bags or builders' rubbish. The situation is getting out of control. The fines that are levied in these instances aren't enough and every farmer has to deal with it."
Stafford Proctor, Farmer
The men were jailed in 2012 over a plot to smuggle cocaine that was organised from a prison cell.
Read MoreSir Edward Leigh, the Conservative MP for Gainsborough, has told the BBC he can't support a Brexit deal "as things stand".
His comments came as the Prime Minister addressed the House of Commons about the deal after the resignation of a number of ministers, including the Brexit Secretary.
Quote MessageAt first sight, I don't think I can vote for it. Unless I can be convinced otherwise, it locks us in to a customs union, indefinitely, without an ability leave it on our own say-so."
Sir Edward Leigh, Gainsborough MP
Scientists in Lincolnshire who are leading the fight against superbugs have been given £500,000 to continue the battle.
Image source, SPLThe University of Lincoln is leading a project to develop a new antibiotic to tackle bugs that have become resistant to the usual treatments.
The government grant will fund the next stage of the research from January next year.
The search is on for the winner of a £76.3m lottery jackpot in Lincolnshire.
Image source, Getty ImagesOrganisers say the EuroMillions ticket was bought in the Boston and Skegness area for the draw on Friday 2 November.
Lottery players are being urged to double-check their tickets.
The winning numbers from the draw were 5, 15, 17, 37, 44 and the Lucky Star numbers were 7 and 11.
Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North
Today will see areas of cloud along with sunny spells, staying largely dry and mild.
Watch my full forecast here:
Local Democracy Reporting Service
Market traders in Louth say their stalls are an asset to the town - but more needs to be done to keep the town's markets alive.
Image source, Local Democracy Reporting ServiceNext week, East Lindsey District Council is set to examine how markets in the area can be more sustainable.
Some of the recommendations include a five-year plan, new investment and better enforcement of regulations.
Quote MessageLouth is a beautiful market town and it's important that the market stays because it helps the traders. But it's also a great asset to the retailers because you've got people coming to see all the interesting things here."
Karene Leonnard, Louth market trader
Tonight will be a dry and fairly mild night with some clear spells for a time.
However, areas of low cloud, mist and fog are likely to become more extensive later in the night.
