Is ‘Citizen Khan’ a good portrayal of modern Muslims?
New BBC sitcom, Citizen Khan received almost 200 complaints when it was first broadcast. John Fernandez finds out why.
Free tickets to the filming of your favourite shows
With more people getting free tickets to the filming of their favourite shows, Hannah Gilbey looks at how this is possible and how she managed to get some of her…
Wretch 32 and Rizzle Kicks to perform at The Engine Shed
British artists Rizzle Kicks and Wretch 32 will both be performing at The Engine Shed in separate shows next year.
Clarkson and May talk Top Gear’s electric-powered Lincoln visit
When Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson and James May stopped in Lincoln back in May, they took some time out from 'rubbing the black prince' to talk with The Linc about…
Vaccines to ‘Blow it up’ at the Engine Shed
After their recent performance at Glastonbury festival, London based band The Vaccines are another band who have announced that they will play at the Engine Shed this year.
BBC Lincolnshire join in with national strikes
BBC Lincolnshire have had some of their NUJ journalists on strike the past couple of days to highlight the issues about changes to the corporations pension scheme.
Video: BBC’s Rippon and C4’s Byrne debate ‘what’s good journalism’
Angela Rippon and C4's head of news and current affairs, Dorothy Byrne, debated "what makes good journalism" at the university. Watch the discussion.
Allan Little: ‘information is part of the war effort’
Allan Little, veteran award-winning BBC war reporter, spoke at the University of Lincoln about the challenges facing modern war reporters.
Martin Bell on Afghanistan and a Lincolnshire uprising
Martin Bell talks to Shane Croucher on why Afghanistan is unwinnable, and what affect the expenses scandal may have on the voting public.
The ladies of the BBC
The University of Lincoln has hosted two notable female journalists from the BBC in recent weeks: Angela Rippon, a journalist and presenter, and Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News.