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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
'Worst time' for fish and chip shops as costs soar
Cleethorpes restaurant owner Ian Stead says the price of ingredients is increasing by 10% a month.
School bans pupils' phones to remove 'toxicity'
A school has banned pupils' phones to reduce distractions and "toxicity".
Plane spotters flock to watch major RAF exercise
More than 50 aircraft, some from Nato allies, are taking part in the annual event in Lincolnshire.
Young woman spared jail for hiding killer's knife
The 19-year-old admitted assisting Connor Hulse after he stabbed Tom Gaughan in the head.
Unlicensed puppy-breeder made £8,000 in a month
The North Lincolnshire woman has bred 10 litters since 2018, listing some dogs for more than £1,000.
More families refusing to donate relatives' organs
Hundreds of patients died waiting for a transplant last year, amid concerns about consent rates.
Bid to expand car park next to Lincoln prison
Plans have been submitted to the city council to make the temporary facility a permanent one.
Plans to demolish artwork car park win approval
Campaigners hope to save four concrete sculptures attached to the sides of the car park in Grimsby.
Restoration work begins on 'at-risk' building
The project to bring Greyfriars in Lincoln back into use has got under way.
Coldplay tickets and everything you need to know
The band said Hull and London are the only cities in Europe where they will be performing in 2025.
Devolution deals approved by the government
Mayors are set to be elected in 2025, with control over housing, job creation and public transport.
Council pays driver £100 after refusing blue badge
A "cursory two-line" assessment email failed to follow proper procedure, the ombudsman has said.
It's alive! Filming Frankenstein at Burghley House
It's a new adaptation of the classic horror novel.
Does Lincolnshire have enough police on the beat?
Chief Constable Paul Gibson shares his thoughts.
Should East Lindsey's beach dog ban be extended?
The summer ban covers beaches in three towns.
Meet Grantham's champion arm-wrestler
James 'Brick' Wall is a multiple title-holder.
Secret Lincolnshire
Legend says he disappeared in a secret tunnel.
Olympic gold medallist Canter wins Burghley title
Olympic gold medallist Ros Canter wins the the first Burghley Horse Trials title of her career.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Clean slate at Boston, says Drury
Boston United manager Graham Drury says there will be a chance for players to impress at York Street.
Boston appoint Drury as new boss
Blue Square Bet North club Boston name AFC Stamford boss Graham Drury as Jason Lee's replacement as manager.
Imps Cup run generates £100,000
Lincoln City chief executive Steve Prescott says the FA Cup run generated more than £100,000 for the cash-strapped club.
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National News Headlines
Rape reported every hour in London
There were more than 8,800 rape offences reported to the Metropolitan Police in 2023.
'Tradeswomen paid less amid appalling sexism'
One tradeswoman struggled to find employment despite finishing her training with a distinction.
Chaplain from Geordie Hospital show reported missing
Katherine Watson was last seen on Thursday afternoon but police are concerned for her welfare.
Pedestrian crossing 'looks like a playground'
The design is defended by the council, which says the markings will make the road safer.
Ten-mile jams on M25 following lorry fire
National Highways says traffic was delayed by up to two-and-a-half hours between Kent and Surrey.
Families' trauma over car cruise deaths trial delay
Dhiya Al Maamoury, 56, was due to face trial but changed his plea to guilty on Monday.
'I quit minimum wage job and now make £50k a month'
Jack Long from Buckinghamshire says he began selling second-hand items at the age of 12.
Lowest tide 'may never be seen again'
A low spring tide could be the lowest we will see again thanks to rising sea levels, experts say.
'I don't want this to be the last harvest'
An Old Malton farmer speaks out before plans to build a solar farm go to public consultation.
US firm to open Yorkshire nuclear reactor factory
South Yorkshire mayor Oliver Coppard says the plant could support hundreds of ?high-paying jobs?.
Work begins on bridges to give aerial views of bison
The four bridges will expand the area the animals can roam by hundreds of acres.
Five-week-old kitten saved from car engine
Ota is expected to make a full recovery after his ordeal in Bradford.
Source: BBC News
