Hossam Metwally is an anaesthetist and chronic pain specialist at a Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Trust.

A house was left badly water-damaged and furniture was destroyed with bleach and knives during a break-in in Grimsby, police have revealed.

Humberside Police said thieves stole a number of items of jewellery from the house on Campbell Grove, including a 24ct gold chain and two designer watches, along with medicines and alcohol.

The burglary happened between 13:30 on 20 July and 12:00 on Sunday 21 July.

Anyone with information is being asked to contact Humberside Police.

New wards, intensive care units and diagnostic centres will be built, says new PM.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been shown around Boston's Pilgrim Hospital after announcing a £21m makeover of the site's A&E department as part of an £850m investment in 20 hospitals.

Mr Johnson said there would be more capacity and and the set-up would enable people to be seen in a more timely manner.

This is the scene this afternoon in Lincoln Road, Branston, after the bodies of a man and woman were found earlier today.

The bodies were discovered by Lincolnshire Police at about 11:15. They have not yet been identified.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is being held in police custody.

Police want to hear from anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area.

Police are dealing with a collision between a lorry and a cyclist on Springfield Road in Grantham:

A 22-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man and a woman were found dead in Branston.

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Police were called to a property on Lincoln Road at about 11:15 this morning.

The arrested man remains in custody, police say.

Detectives say they want to hear from anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area.

A man and a woman have been found dead in a Lincolnshire village.

Police were called to a property on Lincoln Road in Branston at about 11:15 this morning.

Officers say they're in the early stages of their investigation and are appealing for anyone with any information to get in touch.

Adult learning services in Lincolnshire have been rated as "good" by Ofsted inspectors.

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The inspection focused on adult and community learning and apprenticeship programmes delivered by the county council and study programmes delivered by the Young People’s Learning Provision.

The effectiveness of leadership and management, quality of teaching and learning, outcomes for learners, 16 to 19 study programmes, adult learning programmes and apprenticeships were all rated as good.

Personal development, behaviour and welfare were rated "outstanding".

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has arrived at Boston Pilgrim Hospital where he is expected to announce of an extra £1.8bn in funding for the NHS in England:

Bicycle thefts from railway stations in Lincolnshire have increased over the past three years, new figures obtained by the BBC show.

There have been 62 incidents in the county since 2016 - with 17 bicycles stolen from Lincoln rail station despite there being a secure hub where cyclists can pay a one-off £10 to lock their bike.

Ten bikes were also stolen from Stamford and nine from Grantham.

Supt Mark Cleland, from British Transport Police, said: "We're determined to tackle any rise in crime and work closely with train operating companies to improve bike security at stations.

"That includes encouraging operators to invest in dedicated cycle storage areas or high quality CCTV cameras."

He advised cyclists to invest in good quality D-locks.

The world famous Lincolnshire-based Red Arrows are due to set off from their base at RAF Scampton to start their 11-week tour of North America and Canada.

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The team will perform displays and fly-pasts in 25 different cities.

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Fl Lt Mike Bowden, also known as Red 3, has returned to the team for the season after six months of piloting package holidays to Spain.

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He said: "Let's be honest, it was quite a big carrot. They said, 'Do you want to come back, we're doing a north American tour?' So I said yes.

"I'm really excited to come back and do that. It's very different, but it's all flying at the end of the day."

A motorcyclist has been seriously injured in a collision on the A17 at Cranwell.

The incident happened at about 11:00 on Saturday, leading to the road being closed in both directions.

The motorcyclist is believed to have serious injuries which could be potentially be "life-changing", police say.

Anyone who witnessed the incident, or has dashcam footage, is being asked to contact Lincolnshire Police.

Lincolnshire is the second worst affected area for the cost of rural crime in the UK, new figures have shown.

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More than £2.5m of equipment was stolen in the county last year, according to a report by NFU Mutual.

That's a rise of more than 20% since 2017.

David Harrison, from the company, says he's not surprised by the figures.

"We are aware of the challenges of rural policing and the fact there are scarce resources there," he said.

"We're hearing quite a lot about farmers and those in rural areas being targeted by hardened criminals, being staked out.

"We're also sadly in a place now where some farmers are effectively afraid to leave their premises to go out for the day with their families for fear of criminals striking."

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to visit a hospital in Lincolnshire for the official announcement of an extra £1.8bn in funding for the NHS in England.

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A total of £850m of that sum will be shared among 20 hospitals across the country, of which Boston's Pilgrim Hospital is being awarded £21m to ease pressure on its A&E department.

Earlier this year, Care Quality Commission inspectors criticised Boston’s A&E, saying there was significant overcrowding and unacceptable waiting times for patients.

The rest of the £850m sum will go on infrastructure, including buildings.

Responding to the funding announcement, the Health Foundation healthcare charity said "years of under-investment in the NHS's infrastructure means this extra money risks being little more than a drop in the ocean".

Ben Gershlick, from the charity, added that NHS facilities in England were "in major disrepair", with a £6bn maintenance backlog.