Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

That's it from me for another week, I hope I and the team have been able to keep you up to date with all things Lincolnshire.

We'll be back on Monday from 08:00 but until then I'll leave you with our five top stories today:

• A Boston man who identified himself as "Jesus Christ" to police has been jailed for shooting five people with an air rifle
• A man has died after being hit by a lorry on the A158 in the early hours of this morning
• Bird flu precautions are threatening the free-range status of some Lincolnshire farmers' chickens
• Five people were "taken ill" after taking a batch of Black Mamba
• Princess Anne has been in Louth

Enjoy your weekend. 

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Blustery rain will spread in from the southwest through the evening before easing away north during the early hours of Saturday. 

Clearer skies and colder conditions will follow, bringing a risk of frost and localised icy patches.

Jake Zuckerman
BBC Look North

Plans to allow jet skiing on a nature reserve in Scunthorpe have been condemned by local people. 

Residents say it will cause damage to the site and drive away rare birds.

Grantham Journal

Objectors have told the district council to leave a town centre car park alone after it was included in a document proposing areas for development of starter homes, external.

Image source, Grantham Journal

BBC Travel

The A1 has now re-opened in both directions at Harlaxton after being closed for most of the day.

There's still quite a lot of traffic in the area however so bear that in mind if you're planning on using the road.

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

You may have attempted this in the past - but the Spires and Steeples challenge, external is back for its ten year anniversary. 

The route starting in Lincoln and finishing in Sleaford is an off-road trail which follows marked public footpaths and bridleways crossing open fields and countryside lanes. 

It's in aid of WheelPower which provides sports wheelchairs, training and support to disabled people.

Image source, Spires and Steeples Challenge

It's taking place on Sunday 15 October.

BBC Travel

The A1 is still shut in both directions at Harlaxton following the incident this morning and diversions are causing traffic build-ups in the south of the county.

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A Boston man who shot five members of the public with an air rifle after binging on vodka has been jailed for 14 months. 

39-year-old Ruslanas Solovjovas of Vauxhall Road, took pot shots from the upstairs flat of the former Wellington pub building on November 13 last year. Armed police rushed to the Frieston Road area of the town as a result. 

When police entered the building they found a clearly drunk Solovjovas who told them he was "Jesus Christ."

Passing sentence today at Lincoln Crown Court, Judge Michael Heath told him that he had behaved "stupidly."

Alex Rhodes
BBC Lincolnshire Live

Lincolnshire Police say they're concerned for the safety of 20-year-old Luke Harris who was reported missing from the Newark area at around 15:00 yesterday.

He was last seen wearing a yellow jumper, green jacket and black jeans and police believe he could be in our county.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Laura Foster
BBC Look North

More now on the Princess Royal's visit to Louth, she's been shaking a lot of hands at the Lincolnshire Wolds Riding for the Disabled group!

Keeley Donovan
Weather presenter, BBC Look North

Rather and cloudy and windy across the county this afternoon, with the cloud getting thicker as we head towards the evening.

We could see some scattered outbreaks of rain as well but staying mild.

A couple accused of taking their son out of primary school to attend two family weddings have appeared in court.

The parents, from Cleethorpes, each received fines for their son's eight-day absence from a North East Lincolnshire school during term time.

They took him out of school last June to attend the weddings.

At Grimsby Magistrates Court, both denied two charges of their son failing to attend regularly at school.

The Lincolnite

Fundraisers behind a Lincoln cancer charity shop say they have seen a 50% decrease in footfall, external after the loss of the bus station and works on Sincil Street.

Image source, The Lincolnite

BBC Weather Watchers

Because a lot of Lincolnshire is rather flat it makes the skies seem bigger than almost anywhere else.

We think that this photo taken by wrobz in Goltho near Wragby shows this off perfectly.

Carla George
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The latest from the Lincolnshire newsroom:

• A 23-year-old man has died after being hit by a lorry on the A158 this morning
• Five people were taken ill after using a harmful batch of a drug called Black Mamba
• A campaign to get the Red Arrows immortalised in Lego is making good progress

Harry Parkhill
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A Lincolnshire farmer says he could face a hefty bill because of bird flu precautions. 

Outbreaks of avian flu in the past few weeks have meant poultry has had to be kept indoors. 

Neil Scaman, an egg farmer, says keeping the birds inside could mean his produce losing its free-range status.

The government says farmers keep the free range status for 12 weeks in special circumstances.

BBC Travel

The A158 has now re-opened after the fatal road accident this morning. 

Dayle Southwell joins National League leaders Lincoln City on a one-month loan from Wycombe Wanderers

Police issue a warning after five people become ill after taking a "psychoactive substance".