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Read MoreWayne Jones, who is serving a life sentence, went missing from HMP North Sea Camp on Sunday.
Read MoreLeague One leaders Portsmouth maintain their impressive away record by grinding out a 2-1 success at Scunthorpe.
Read MoreGrimsby end their three-game losing run on the road with an entertaining 2-2 League Two draw at Northampton.
Read MoreA commission wants more mental health services in schools and colleges in the North East.
Read MoreOne horse was left needing veterinary treatment after thieves knocked down and stole a stable.
Read MoreJacob Mellis scores a stoppage-time equaliser as Mansfield rescue a point against Lincoln at Sincil Bank.
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Read MoreLabour suggests the timing of the honour could be an attempt to win support for the PM's Brexit deal.
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Read MoreThree landlords from Lincolnshire have been fined a total of £58,000 for breaching housing regulations, according to City of Lincoln Council.
The largest fine, of more than £40,000, was given to a Lincoln man who failed to maintain his two properties on St Catherine's despite being handed an Improvement Notice.
Some of the windows were broken, smoke alarms were missing and the toilets didn't work properly.
In another case, a landlord was fined more than £16,000 when inspectors discovered his house in the Sincil Bank area, with six tenants, had no fire doors and an inadequate fire alarm system.
And in another case, a landlord removed the handle of the front door so his tenant couldn't get in.
The three landlords had a duty of care to protect their tenants and had failed to do so, said City of Lincoln Council.
Most areas will remain dry through tonight with just the chance of a very light shower.
Plenty of cloud is expected in general but with a few localised clear breaks as well:
A burglar involved in a raid on a charity shop in Bourne has been jailed.
Lincoln Crown Court heard how Jason O'Keefe was one of five men involved in the raid on the Barnardo's Shop in the early hours of 7 September.
The 39-year-old, of no fixed address, was picked up by police later on that morning.
Forensic tests on his clothing found fragments of glass from the shattered shop window.
O'Keefe admitted burglary and was jailed for two years.
Lincolnshire Trading Standards is offering advice on staying safe from fraud during Black Friday.
Image source, Getty ImagesAhead of Citizens Advice's next week, the group is advising people to:
More than 13,000 problems with purchases from online marketplaces were reported to the Citizens Advice consumer service last year.
Quote MessageFar too many people are being ripped-off on online marketplaces. This National Consumer Week, we want to make sure customers know what to look out for when making a purchase - and their rights if something goes wrong."
Gillian Guy, Chief executive, Citizens Advice
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A Lincolnshire horse owner says she's been left "devastated" after thieves stole a three-stable shed and field shelter overnight.
Image source, Tasha BentleyAs well as stealing the stable, the culprits fed the animals food which hadn't been mixed with water to lure them out of the building, meaning the vet had to be called out.
Tasha Bentley, who keeps three horses on the land at North Scarle, near Lincoln, says the thieves drove down one of the back lanes, through a farmer's field and over the electric fence to reach the stables.
"They knew what they were doing," she added.
Quote MessageIt took us a while to realise what they had taken because there is just wood and nails and plastic all over the place."
Tasha Bentley
An oil pollution incident at a highly sensitive Lincolnshire chalk stream is being investigated by the Environment Agency, it's been confirmed.
Contamination has been visible on the River Bain in Horncastle for the last two days, according to local residents.
Chalk streams like the Bain are chemically different from most other rivers and support huge biodiversity.
Volunteers are concerned this incident could have a devastating impact on wildlife.
The Environment Agency is investigating the cause of the pollution, which remains unclear.
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It may be a touch brighter this afternoon, but still with lots of cloud and local mist.
Mostly dry and chilly with a gentle easterly wind.
