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Television presenter Stephen Mulhern will be in Lincoln next month for ITV’s ‘In For A Penny’ show and the producers are looking for extras to assist with a returning game.

In For A penny is a British game show based on a segment of the same name from Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.

The show returned for a fourth series which began last month with Stephen Mulhern hitting the streets with his pop-up gameshow, where unsuspecting members of the public take on a challenge and compete for a cash prize.

Lifted Entertainment, who produce programmes as part of ITV Studios, are looking for extras with a variety of different hairstyles, normal, bald, colourful, braids, mullets, perms and more, for a paid role. The extras will not be in contention to win any prize money, but will help with the gameplay.

Filming will take place during the morning or afternoon of either June 8, 9 or 10, with the exact date/time being confirmed in the coming weeks.

Anyone interested and available is being urged to send their full name, contact number and location, as well as a clear picture of themselves with their current hairstyle, to [email protected].

We are appealing for witnesses and anyone who may have captured dashcam footage following a serious RTC on the A631 last night.

Officers received reports of a single-vehicle collision just after 7pm on 18 May involving a white Yamaha FZR 600 motorcycle.

A 34-year-old man sustained serious injuries and was taken to hospital where he remains.

The collision occurred on Gainsborough Road, Bishopbridge and the A631 junction just north of West Rasen was closed before 8pm to allow emergency services to deal with the incident. It was reopened during the early hours of this morning (19 May).

If you witnessed the collision or captured dashcam footage, you can get in touch in one of the following ways below:

• By calling 101 quoting incident 421 of 18th May.
• By emailing [email protected] quoting incident 421 of 18th May in the subject line.
• If you wish to remain anonymous, you can report via the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111 or online https://crimestoppers-uk.org/