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Plans to turn a Grade II listed former church into a mosque for 500 people are approved by planners.
Plans to build a straw-fired power station in a Lincolnshire town are thrown out.
A motorcyclist is killed in a collision with a tractor and trailer which then catches fire.
The government's approach to delivering up to 10 eco-towns could be "unlawful".
A charity shop unearths a 2,000-year-old dog skeleton from one of its donation boxes.
A police authority facing funding problems may spend up to £500,000 to create a new efficiency team.
A seafood firm in North Lincolnshire which employs 2,500 people in the area is bought for £1bn by a private equity firm.
The government's approach to delivering up to 10 eco-towns could be "unlawful", councils warn.
A seafood firm in North Lincolnshire which employs 2,500 people in the area is bought for £1bn by a private equity firm.
Severn Trent Water say former bosses will not face action over its £2m fine for giving false information.
The town crier in Lincoln is retiring and the city is looking for a new voice.
A Grade II listed former Lincoln church could be turned into a mosque after city planners backed the move.
The government says more homes will need to be built in the East Midlands area than originally planned.
Teenagers in two Lincolnshire towns will be offered entry to free films, police say.
A woman arrested after the death of a man from stab wounds is released without charge.
A Lincolnshire father is charged with causing the deaths of four of his seven children by dangerous driving.
Young people are being encouraged to daub graffiti at two designated sites in Lincolnshire.
More than 2,000 flats will be built in England for elderly and vulnerable people as an alternative to care homes.
A six-week improvement programme at Lincoln railway station will cause some disruption to services.
People living in a Lincolnshire seaside resort get the chance to have their say on how part of it should be transformed.
Farming safety leaflets in seven languages are published to help European workers near power lines.
A man is charged with murder after the death of a man from stabbing injuries in a Lincolnshire hospital.
Passengers face disruption on the East Midlands rail network as drivers plan to not turn up for work.
More than £50m is being spent on a six-week improvement programme at Lincoln railway station.
A controversial set of traffic lights in a Lincolnshire town are to be removed, the county council confirms.
A man who died after being stabbed in a Lincolnshire town is identified by police.
A Lincolnshire head teacher is ordered to leave her school - because she was working too hard.
A Lincolnshire head teacher is ordered to leave her school - because she was working too hard.
A Lincolnshire head teacher is ordered to leave her school - because she was working too hard.
A Lincolnshire head teacher is ordered to leave her school - because she was working too hard.
Young woman killed in car crash
A 19-year-old woman from Scotland is killed in a collision between two cars in north Cumbria.
Gun death mother starts charity
The mother of a woman shot dead by an ex-boyfriend launches a domestic violence charity in her campaign for more family justice centres.
Canoe couple's assets are frozen
The search to recover the cash conned out of insurance firms by canoe couple Anne and John Darwin begins.
Warning after meningitis cluster
Parents are told to be vigilant after a small cluster of bacterial meningitis in a Cornish town.
Man arrested in shot boy inquiry
A 19-year-old man is arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a Sheffield teenager.
UK retail sales fall 3.9% in June
Retail sales in the UK fell 3.9% in June, reversing a sudden and unexpected 3.6% record surge seen in May.
Nationwide saves world's oldest football annual
Baidu profits boosted by Olympics
Leading Chinese search engine firm Baidu.com sees quarterly profits rise sharply, as traffic rises thanks to the Olympics.
Easyjet to reduce flight numbers
UK budget carrier Easyjet will reduce the number of flights at Stansted for the winter 2008/2009 season as fuel costs bite.
Brazil increases interest rates
Brazil increases interest rates to 13% from 12.25%, in an attempt to counter rising inflation
Batman star stays silent in Spain
Dark Knight star Christian Bale greets fans at its Spanish gala, but refuses to comment on being questioned over assault claims.
Bale 'outperforms' Ledger in the new Batman film
Net firms in music pirates deal
Six of the UK's biggest net providers sign up to a government plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.
BBC One shows new Merlin drama
A host of stars including John Hurt, Michelle Ryan and Richard Wilson will appear in new BBC One drama Merlin in September.
Early sale for Glastonbury 2009
Fans wanting to attend next year's Glastonbury Festival will be able to reserve their tickets six months earlier than normal.
India make first umpire referral
India captain Anil Kumble makes the first-ever challenge of an umpiring decision during his side's Test match against Sri Lanka in Colombo.
The European Tour moves to Moscow for the Russia Open.
Sri Lanka take on India in the first Test in Colombo, with players able to challenge umpiring decisions in a new trial system.
Games spending 'needs eagle eye'
There must be "tight control over costs" in the run-up to the 2012 London Olympics, MPs say.
Murray advances after rain delay
Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal both reach round three of the Toronto Masters but top seed Roger Federer suffers a shock loss.
UK academics sign a letter criticising the ongoing neglect of Bletchley Park - home of the wartime codebreakers.
Net firms in music pirates deal
Six of the UK's biggest net providers are believed to have signed up to a government-backed plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.
Family lose Narnia web name fight
An Edinburgh couple have lost a battle with the estate of Chronicles of Narnia author CS Lewis over a web domain name.
The communities that are laying their own fibre
Yahoo reaches an agreement with the activist investor Carl Icahn that will stop him trying to replace its board.
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