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points and their mood is considerably darker

Detectives have arrested four more boys in connection with

42`year`old Warren Fee, from Coronation Close,

died from a serious head injury in hospital on Thursday.

Police had previously arrested three children.

One girl has been released on police bail, while two others, a

A man has been airlifted to hospital after falling 40 feet from

Coastguard workers helped to transport the man to the helicopter

because it couldn't land near the building on Palace Avenue.

It's thought he could have been lying there for three to

A Lincolnshire council says fly`tipping is costing them

The City last of Lincoln Council says it had to deal with over 1,000

dumped items last year, including fridges,

Our reporter Phillip Norton has more.

Dash`macro two. An army of litter pickers marching to clear up the

streets. Residents have joined forces with army cadets and a

community group to tackle a rise in litter and fly`tipping around the

Abbey and Parkwood areas. There is fly`tipping, sofas, things like

that, so it is an issue that lots of other places have. It is not nice

when there is litter everywhere so it is good to make a difference. It

is not just compliant `` confined to this part of Lincoln. The latest

figures reveal more than 1100 items were dumped in public areas in the

city. Compared to 925 the year before. A rise of 22%. In the last

12 months, it has cost the City of Lincoln Council taxpayers around

?22,000 to clear it up. `` 20 ?7,000. More than a tonne of waste

collected already today includes televisions, printers, computers,

even hypodermic needles, collected just this morning. We have had

residents today saying, thank you very much for what we are doing. And

also, you should not have to do it. Because the minority of people who

are irresponsible and do not care about others or the environment.

Fly`tipping is a criminal offence but if my officers are reporting a

fridge and a freezer dumped, the likelihood of them relating that

back to an individual is slim. The poor must see this happening, this

large`scale fly`tipping and we need good evidence from members of the

public to take it forward. It is hoped these events will inspire

others to report people and to make culprits think again about their

actions. Hull's mobile libraries have carried

out their last rounds today. The council has provided a mobile

service since 2006, but now says it needs to reduce the library budget

by over ?400,000 by March next year. Football now, and Scunthorpe United

finally got their first win The Iron beat Walsall two`one,

with goals from Hakeeb Adelakun Both our teams in the Conference

lost today. Grimsby went down two`one

at Aldershot, after having a man sent off, and

Lincoln also had a player sent off Hull City return to Premier League

action tomorrow, The Tigers have made

an impressive start in the league, with only a late goal last week

by Stoke preventing them Manager Steve Bruce says Aston Villa

have had an equally good beginning They have had a good start. Really

good start. It has been interesting to see things developing. With

players coming in. They have had a good start. It is always a difficult

race to get a result but let's hope we can do it. `` place.

And you can hear that game at Villa Park on BBC Radio Humberside.

The risk of showers but overnight, they will fade away to the South and

we will see clear spells from the North. Light winds and temperatures

down to 12, 13 degrees. Tomorrow will be another pleasant day, it

will be dry with variable cloud, right and sunny spells. It will

cloud over from the West late in the day, gentle winds and temperatures

down to 18, 19 degrees. That is all from us this evening, we

are back tomorrow, enjoyed a weekend. `` enjoyed the weekend.

our BBC London radio station. I will be back tomorrow. Goodbye.

Good evening. We still have some showers in parts of the UK with

heavier ones in North East Scotland close to this low pressure. There is

a deeper low in the Atlantic, the former hurricane, which is moving

towards Iceland. Ahead of that through the night and tomorrow, we

see pressure building. That clears away the showers and for many

tomorrow will be drier and clearer with lighter winds and feeling

warmer. As we start Sunday morning, bright skies breakthrough across

parts of South West England with temperatures about 15 degrees

already.