A lake in Lincoln has been cordoned off after a suspected grenade was found, police have said.
Officers are on the scene at Brayford Pool and a 100-metre cordon has been put in place.
The cordon affects part of Brayford Wharf North and the University of Lincoln campus.
Members of the public have been advised by Lincolnshire Police to avoid the area.
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