'Toxic relationship' led to killingspublished at 21:34 BST 12 October 2016
The killing of a mother and daughter would not have happened if two teenagers had not formed an "intense, toxic relationship", a court hears
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'Toxic relationship' led to killingspublished at 21:34 BST 12 October 2016
Goodbye: Five things we learned todaypublished at 18:00 BST 12 October 2016
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire LiveThat’s it from us this Wednesday – but we’ll be back from 08.00 tomorrow.
Before we go, let’s have a look back at five things we didn’t know when we started out this morning:
- Dog owners could face £100 fines for not clearing up after their pets in Boston
- There'll be gold in the streets of Scunthorpe as part of a new arts project
- Lincoln's bus station was the site of a brewery in a former life
- Will Young's Strictly decision's left a Lincolnshire family 'devastated'
- Even the mayor can't park where he likes in North Lincolnshire
Bye for now!
Bus station dig discovers old brewerypublished at 17:38 BST 12 October 2016
Natasha Turney
BBC Radio LincolnshireHere's a sample of some of the items found in an archaeological dig at Lincoln's former bus station.
I've been there today and spoken to the people taking part in the dig. They've found the remains of the city's old Crown Brewery - including a well (bottom right) which was used in the brewing process.
Energy firm fails in fine reduction bidpublished at 17:35 BST 12 October 2016
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire LiveA company fined after gas leaks on a platform off the Lincolnshire coast put dozens of lives at risk has failed to gets its multi-million pound penalty reduced.
Some 40 workers were airlifted from the Lincolnshire Offshore Gas Gathering System (LOGGS) platform 70 miles off Mablethorpe during the incident in 2012.
Conoco Phillips had argued that the £3m fine imposed earlier this year was far too harsh.
But judges at London's Appeal Court disagreed.
Strictly family 'devastated' after Will Young leaves showpublished at 17:33 BST 12 October 2016
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire LiveA famous dancing family from Grimsby say they're stunned by the withdrawal of Will Young from Strictly Come Dancing.
The singer's left the hit BBC programme after three live shows for personal reasons.
His dance partner Karen is married to Kevin Clifton who's also a dancer in the show along with his sister Joanne.
Their dad Keith Clifton has been giving his reaction and says they're all "absolutely devastated".
Look North BBC One 18:30published at 17:26 BST 12 October 2016
BBC Look North
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End of X postYour headlines this afternoonpublished at 17:17 BST 12 October 2016
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio LincolnshireHere are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
- Doctors disagree over mental state of girl on trial for Spalding double murder
- Shopkeepers report 'sinkhole' opening at busy road junction in Stamford
- Archaeologists in dig at former city bus station
Doctors in dispute over murder accused teenagerpublished at 17:10 BST 12 October 2016
Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire LiveThere have been disputes in court about the mental state of a 15-year-old girl accused of murdering a mother and daughter in Spalding.
A psychiatrist said the girl who denies murder was suffering from a stress-related mental condition which impaired her ability to make rational decisions.
But that has been disputed by another doctor. A 15-year-old boy has already pleaded guilty to the murders.
The trial continues at Nottingham Crown Court.
Stamford sinkhole: Picture from scenepublished at 16:48 BST 12 October 2016
Stamford MercuryHere's the latest from the Stamford Mercury, external on the "sinkhole" that's causing traffic problems in the town.
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End of X postMissing man's body foundpublished at 16:20 BST 12 October 2016
BBC Radio LincolnshirePolice say they've found the body of a man they issued an appeal to find yesterday.
Carl Mawe, who was 38, had been missing since Monday - but officers have just said they've found his body in a wooded area in South Hykeham, near Lincoln.
Overnight closures on A17published at 16:02 BST 12 October 2016
One of Lincolnshire's major roads will be closed overnight for a week starting tomorrow for resurfacing and bridge repairs.
The A17 will be shut each night, from 18.00 to 07.00, between East Heckington and Swineshead Bridge until Friday 21 October.
Image source, GoogleMissing teen found safepublished at 15:33 BST 12 October 2016
Yesterday Grimsby police issued an appeal - today it's good news:
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End of X postWeather: Cloudy and cool with some sunshine laterpublished at 15:11 BST 12 October 2016
If you are thinking of heading out this afternoon - here's the forecast you'll need:
Pooper scooper evaders risk finepublished at 14:52 BST 12 October 2016
A council considers issuing penalties to dog walkers caught without the means to clean-up after their pets.
Read MoreCouncil apologises after mayor's car spotted in disabled baypublished at 14:34 BST 12 October 2016
Scunthorpe TelegraphNorth Lincolnshire Council has apologised after the mayor's car was spotted parked in a disabled, external parking space.
Image source, Scunthorpe LifeCharity: Cutting gluten free prescriptions not the answer to NHS budget problemspublished at 14:27 BST 12 October 2016
Martin Slack
BBC Lincolnshire LiveA charity says cutting gluten free prescriptions in Lincolnshire will cost the NHS more in the long run.
NHS bosses are considering withdrawing prescriptions for treatments - including gluten free foods- to save money.
But Coeliac UK says it could lead to other health problems.
Traffic and travel: Collapsed road warningpublished at 14:11 BST 12 October 2016
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End of X postWATCH: Archaeologists discuss dig at city bus stationpublished at 13:44 BST 12 October 2016
Here's some details of what's going on at Lincoln's bus station at the moment:
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End of X postRogue traders warning after gutters scampublished at 13:23 BST 12 October 2016
BBC Radio HumbersideVulnerable residents in North Lincolnshire are being warned about cold callers operating in the area.
One man in the Ashby area of Scunthorpe's reported being approached by a group, who offered to clean his guttering and fascias for £120.
He agreed, but on completing the work the men demanded more than £2,500, returning the following day to collect the money.
The man did not pay the extra cash and four men have been arrested on suspicion of fraud by misrepresentation.
Your headlines this lunchtimepublished at 13:09 BST 12 October 2016
Barbara Stimpson
BBC Radio LincolnshireHere are the top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom:
- Teenage girl accused of double murder had 'looked forward to killings' court told
- Van driver admits causing death of Lincolnshire couple in road crash earlier this year
- Children fall ill after being given contaminated biscuits on the street in Grimsby
