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Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was killed in a collision with a bus in Lincoln. The woman, thought to be in her thirties, was taken to hospital with serious head injuries and died shortly after. The High Street was closed for several hours after the incident. Lincolnshire...

The Gas Safety Authority warns that up to 1 in 7 privately let homes in the East Midlands may have unsafe gas work.

This week is Alcohol Awareness week 2013, the annual event runs from the 18-24 November. The week is led by charity Alcohol Concern and this year, the theme is conversations about alcohol. It is hoped that people will use the opportunity to talk about alcohol related health issues and other...

Almost half of children who are bullied in Lincoln say it is because of their appearance. This is according to a survey carried out by Lincolnshire County Council. Twenty one secondary schools and over two thousand students took part in this survey. LSJ's Emma Everitt reports. http://youtu.be/JpGJ7DnQscE

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Campaigners and religious figures have said the British Army should stop recruiting under 18 year olds. Recruits can currently volunteer from the age of 16. Human rights group Child Soldiers International called for the age to be raised in an open letter to the Ministry of Defence. Christian peace groups...

To celebrate the end of the Great British Bake Off, by far the most popular show on BBC Two this year, well, for several in fact, we decided to see who was the best baker of the bunch in the newsroom. We had very well risen muffins, banilla (banana and...

Last week we reported exclusively that the village of Eagle in West Lincolnshire had been left without internet or phone lines.