north norfolk is the only lib dem seatin north norfolk is the only lib dem seat in norfolk, suffolk orry big fun was drafted in. thejustice secretary today, a tory big fun was drafted in. the justice secretary and today, a tory big fun was drafted in. thejustice secretary and south west norfolk candidate liz trust. we have fought to get things like the aa 11 of grade, to get raf marham secured, to get the a 47 further upgraded. we want the great conservative mp here in north norfolk that can help us fight for a better deal for the whole county. the numbers are pretty stark. ukip withdrew their candidate here and if ukip voters from 2015 switch to the conservatives, lib dem norman lamb could be out. he took north norfolk from the conservatives in 2001 but defending a majority of 4500, he's fighting for his future as an mp. we knew that it was going to be a target seat and we're ready for them. norman has a huge track record that their candidate doesn't have. he's been their representative for 16 years and worked hard for them for that time. what can they put up against that? north norfo

you can see a full list of all of the candidates in norfolk north on the candidates in norfolk northnced he is standing down. ata has announced he is standing down. at a meeting of his parliamentary party this afternoon, mr kenny announced his decision to retire after six years as taoiseach. fine gael will elect a new leader, who will be in place by the second of june. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler looks back at enda kenny's career. add a word of warning, there is some flash of geography from the very beginning. —— flash photography. enda kenny has spent most of his life in politics. by spent most of his life in politics. by20fl spent most of his life in politics. by 2011 when he led his party, fine gael by 2011 when he led his party, fine gael, to their best election results ever. he had already been a member of ireland's parliament, the dail, forfour of ireland's parliament, the dail, for four decades. it has been a democratic revolution here. people did not take to the streets, they took to the baz boxes. he became taoiseach at a time when the country's finances were in a

good morning from cromer in north norfolk.hat is left standing. according today, it may not be after this election. if that is the case, it will all be down to be in fluent ukip. politics here has been dominated by the rise of ukip. this is a very rural part of the country. big infarming, quite big in fishing, the pressures of immigration and brexit have been very big issues. in some places 65 oi’ very big issues. in some places 65 or 70% of people voted to leave and so or 70% of people voted to leave and so ukip has always commanded a lot of command here. it has 3 euros meps and in the last lecture on, it came second in many seats. in this election, it isn't standing everywhere. that is so dumb act because it doesn't have the money, but into —— that is because it doesn't have the money. but that is for another reason. it is famous for the coastline and the norfolk broads. it is not used to being at the front line of an election campaign. this take on the race could be very close. the last election, the liberal democrats norma

north norfolk is famous for its stunning coastline, and the norfolk broads.ion, the liberal democrats' norman lamb had a very reduced majority of 4000. and 8000 people voted ukip. but this year its local candidate has decided not to stand. instead, he is actively campaigning for the conservatives. as norman lamb is very much a pro—european, we felt the only way to pursue the aims of ukip was to pull out and support the conservatives. the people that voted ukip in 2015, i don't think they will all naturally gravitate to the conservatives. i think many of them who have supported norman and the liberal democrats in the past, we'll be working hard to win them back. the seat of peterborough is another place where ukip could be influential. with a majority of less than 2000, the conservatives' stuart jackson is under threat from labour. but ukip polled 7500 votes last time. and now they're standing aside to try to get the pro—brexit conservative re—elected. i guess it will be helpful, because, you know, a lot of those ukip voters were formerly conservatives voters.

you end up with a lot of this sort of thing, thunder storms really breaking out widely across north norfolke evening. looking ominous for some. then just evening. looking ominous for some. thenjust turning evening. looking ominous for some. then just turning downright wet. hailand then just turning downright wet. hail and lightening, spectacular for many. then a favoured few, missed all of that and had a really glorious day. into the small hours we will see the last of the storms moving through the eastern side of scotland and off into the north sea. west keep ago fairamount of into the north sea. west keep ago fair amount of cloud and rain, for the western side of scotland. a slightly fresher night for sleeping. temperatures in a range of about nine to 15 or so. then sunday, still the remanents of saturday's rain across the north—west of scotland, gradually creeping further north and east. make the most of the dry start across the south—west, it will not last. some of the rain again heavy, wouldn't rule out thunder in there again. the opposite end of the country, that rain lingering, murky

norman lamb, who ran for lib dem leader, is vulnerable in north norfolk.in a nutshell, a high conservative tide that doesn't spare any of the other parties. chris cook. well, today, as ukip vowed to reduce net migration to zero, theresa may returned to the immigration policy of her predecessors. she repeated the conservative pledge of 2015 which promised, and failed, to reduce net migration to below 100,000. i think it is important that we continue, and we will continue to say that we do want to bring net migration down to sustainable levels. we believe that is the tens of thousands. and of course, once we leave the european union, we will have the opportunity to ensure that we have control of our borders here in the uk, because we will be able to establish our rules for people coming from the european union into the uk. that's a part of the picture we haven't been able to control before, and we will be able to control it. leaving the eu means that we won't have free movement as it has been in the past. so why is it back again? does it show renewed commitm

is crucial, just to be a lib dem battle ground but we were there at the other day in somerset, north norfolkhe area as a whole voted to leave. so he has an uphill struggle to convince those people to get them onside. and to actually vote for someone onside. and to actually vote for someone who is still going on about wanting to stay in the eu. and that is tough. just to remind you, we're just waiting for the liberal democrat leader tim farron to take to the stage. we have live special coverage from here in east london on this lib dem manifesto launch. we had the labour party manifesto launch yesterday of course in bradford and today is the turn of the lib dems. and very much of the heart of the manifesto is the promise to hold a second referendum. the lib dems saying the british people should have the final say on whether we stay in europe or leave. of course a very controversial call for a second referendum but one that ted dashed tim farron and the leadership are campaigning on and campaigning hard. they did not do well in the last election, they lost almost 50 seats. really a devastating

edinburgh west, north east fife, north cornwall, north norfolk, cardiff central...there. —— topped the poll. but you have lost 40 topped the poll. but you have lost a0 odd seats. topped the poll. but you have lost 40 odd seats. we would have preferred to gain... ukip's collapse has created a bit of difficulty for us has created a bit of difficulty for us because it means that there is 110w us because it means that there is now a home for the right—wing vote, which is the conservatives. the wider perspective is that your leader, tim farron, has painted the liberal democrats as the party, if you either remain —— supported remain in the brexit election, if you want a soft brexit, you're the party for them. were you not getting those votes in huge numbers? we're getting 18%, a lot better than our poll rating. you're losing seats! we are 9% behind the labour party. it is game on. i knocked on doors for the local elections and there was a range of opinions. there was a common theme, which wasjeremy corbyn is no good. 0ther common theme, which wasjeremy corbyn is no good.

i can't think of north norfolk without thinking of alan partridge! if the taxi—hailing app uber must stop developing parts of its new self—driving car. the company has been accused of stealing technology designed by google. dave lee reports. pulling over. uber is, of course, no stranger to a courtroom. but its latest opponents are perhaps its most formidable so far. waymo is a self—driving car firm owned by alphabet, the parent company of google. waymo has accused two former employees of stealing self driving technology by downloading 14,000 files related to the design of the system that helps the cars see what is around them. the two accused employees created otto, a self—driving truck that was company bought by uber last yearfor $680 million. now waymo wants a judge in san francisco to put in place an injunction on uber using the disputed technology. it could men uber‘s new self—driving cars being trialled in cities around the us could be taken off the roads. at the very least, it could be a major setback for uber as it tries to be the first compan

the other bits of news from norfolk, is we see a bit of a liberal democrat surge on the north norfolkalso took one seat from the conservatives. that will go down with norman lamb, the liberal democrat health spokesman, who is facing a big challenge from the conservatives on the north norfolk coast, because he only has a majority of 4000. at the end of the day, the main story, from the whole of east anglia is, this ukip wipe—out. it is significant for this pa rt wipe—out. it is significant for this part of the world because this is where ukip started to see its first signs of support, it won its first ever town council in ramsey in 2010. since then, it went on to pick up a load of smaller council seats, district council level and then in 2013, at the last county council elections, ukip sprung onto the stage by winning a lot of seats here in norfolk. so many that at one stage it was the second largest party in the council. it won a lot of seeds in cambridgeshire and six. the story here, is ukip has absolutely no seats at a county council level. that is norfolk, just putting the figure i

that rain is pushing across norfolk, lincolnshire and the isle of wight. further northarer skies and showers around. this is how they ended the day in devon. this image captured by one of our weather watchers. any showers so should ease away across northern and western parts of the country. clearer skies here and here we see chilly temperatures first thing friday morning. further east, cloud and outbreaks of rain working way it up and outbreaks of rain working way it up the east coast of england. further west, we could see i touch of grass frost. the odd misty patch verse thing. it should clear away quickly and showers pushing into the western isles of scotland. elsewhere, a good deal of sunshine to start the day. cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain. but the west, it isa dry outbreaks of rain. but the west, it is a dry and bright start. temperatures up in double figures. patchy rain lingering across the south—east of england, uncertainty about the westward extent of this rainfall but it looks like it will push northwards. these eastern counties of england could well see

north along the coast. you can see the isobars are closer together. quite a wind across east anglia into the norfolkhine and showers through the day. some will be heavy with thunder mixed in. 18 degrees. a slow improvement on conditions in the south—east. saturday is looking better generally across the south—east. sunshine. this area of low pressure confined to the north of. elsewhere, showers. the odd thundery one. pleasant. for most places, the mid—teens. saturday. this area of high pressure influencing weather. moving up from the south. actually, it is looking pretty good into sunday. a lot of dry weather. light winds. temperatures will respond. low 20s in the south—east. cloudier closer to this area of low pressure. the north—west of the uk, england, wales, a fine day. sunny spells. northern and western areas at outbreaks of rain and wind it. warm in the south—east. the mid—20s. not looking too bad. and that is your weather. this is newsday on bbc. i am rico hizon in singapore. the us president donald trump lashes out at the decision to appoint a special counsel to investigate russian influence

north along the coast. isobars are tighter packed. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. e day. top temperatures, mid—teens. nothing special. cool in the north—east. low cloud and best. saturday, conditions will improve. —— mist. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of them could be heavy and thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. the reason for the conditions are settling down an improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure, as it exerts its force across the country. importing wind from the south. going north. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especially in the south. cloud, breeze, rain, getting into northern ireland because of this area of low pressure edging in. it will affect north—western part of the uk as we go on in towards monday. breezy outbreaks of rain towards western scotla nd outbreaks of rain towards western scotland in particular. the bulk of england and wales closer to the area of high pressure, a warm day. potentially low — mid 20s. plenty of showers. a cool day. pleasant in t

norfolk. it will linger its longest over the north east of scotland, but behind that there is an abundance ofn the afternoon. but we have got those shower starting to develop on the western side of ireland and there could be some thunder in those heavier showers in highland scotland and the grampians. but in between there will be plenty of sunshine and it will be a brighter day on the north sea coasts of scotland. the highs should be 16—20d in a few spots. some showers in the south—west peninsula towards wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne 01’ wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne or two wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne ortwo in wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne or two in wales and the midlands, but an awful lot of drier weather. but it is strong sunshine, so bear that in mind if you are out for a long walk perhaps or playing some sport. it will be a pleasant evening for most of us and it will turn chilly quite quickly, but that should not last. the temperatures will lift ahead of the next band of rain, so it is a relatively mild night as we head into the monday morning rush. but northern irel

north along the coast. isobars are tighter packed. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire.ine and showers and gradually drying up in the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. nothing too special. cool in the north—east with low cloud and mist. saturday, conditions will improve. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of them could be heavy and thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. mid to upper teens. the reason for the conditions are settling down an improving even improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure, as it exerts its force across the country. importing wind from the south. going north as it does around this time of the year. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especially in the south. cloud, breeze, rain, getting into northern ireland because of this area of low pressure edging in. it will affect north—western part of the uk as we go on in towards monday. breezy outbreaks of rain towards western scotland in particular. th

be clearing away from north—east england, dawdling foran houror from north—east england, dawdling for an hour or two across norfolkst, but for most of england and wales, sunday will start bright and sunny, perhaps a little breezy, temperatures around 13 degrees. the rain soon clears away from east anglia, a little longer to clear across the north—east of scotland, heading towards 0rkney and shetland, and showers following on that south—westerly breeze, one or two heavy ones for northern ireland and scotland. temperatures not far off what we have had today, possibly around the high teens, maybe 20 or so in the sunshine. more football on the way in the premier league on sunday, and generally speaking, it will be dry. if you do catch a shower, you are quite unlucky, or blocky, depending on how you want to look at it. a brisk south—westerly breeze picking up heading into monday, low—pressure heading our way from a long way south, picking up someone from a long way south, picking up someone and thickening cloud and outbreaks of rain. the rain is a lwa ys outbreaks of rain. the rain is always good to be heavier across t

north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire.showers and gradually drying up across the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool in the north—east with low cloud and mist. into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. and the reason for the conditions are settling down and improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure exerts its force across the country. importing wind from the south. always a warmer direction, particularly for this time of year. going north as it does around this time of the year. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especially in the south. a bit of cloud, breeze, rain, getting into northern ireland because of this area of low pressure edging in. but it will affect nor

a large sprawling storm and now a tornado watch that's been extended through north carolina and through the norfolkia, area getting into southern maryland as well as this thing swirs back. the center of the low still back near the flood zone across memphis, tennessee, by 1:30 heavy rain, a nasty day from new york city to boston and showery activity, 1 to 2, 2 to 3 i river flooding in a bit. >> headed our way, thank you, rob. >>> overseas to the high stakes presidential election in france this weekend. voters will choose between a conservative nationalist and a young centrist who just got a big endorsement from former president barack obama. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is tracking that race. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the french election is big news around the world. not just because france is an important country but because it's the next chapter in that big debate we're all having, nationalism versus globalization, anti-immigration versus pro-immigration and in this highly unusual move by a former president, barack obama, is weighing in. >> i am supporti

north along the coast. but you can see the isobars are a little bit tighter packed here. so there'll be quite a breeze in norfolkessure continues to move northwards. elsewhere, it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers and gradually drying up across the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool across the north—east, though, with low cloud, mist and harr. now, into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. low pressure bringing rains the scotland and the northern isles. elsewhere, a sunshine—and—showers day. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. and the reason for the conditions settling down and improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure really exerts its force across much of the country. so we'll start to import wind from the south. always a warmer direction, particularly for this time of year. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especiall

it should be clearing away for north east england, from lincolnshire, just dwardling for an hour or two across norfolkfrom the southwest but for most of england and wales, sunday will start bright and sunny. a little breezy perhaps and temperatures around 13 celsius. that rain soon clears away from east anglia, takes a little longer to clear across the north—east of scotland, heading up towards 0rkney and shetland and then sunshine and showers follow on that south—westerly breeze. one or two heavy ones for northern ireland and scotland. maybe a line of showers running from the southwest towards the home counties. temperatures not far off what we've had today, possibly around about the high teens, maybe 20 or so in the south—east in the sunshine. more football on the way and the premier league on sunday and generally speaking it will be dry, there will not be many showers around. if you do catch a shower, you are quite unlucky or lucky, depending on which way you look at it. a brisk south—westerly breeze picking up, especially as we head into monday. the low pressure is heading our way, coming from a l

north along the coast. but you'll notice the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire.outh—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool in the north—east with low cloud and mist. into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. the reason for the conditions are settling down. improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure, as it exerts its force across the country. importing wind from the south. always a warmer direction, particularly for this time of year. going north as it does around this time of the year. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especially in the south. a bit of cloud, breeze, rain, getting into northern ireland because of this area of low pressure edging in. it will affect north—western parts of the uk as head on in towards

north and a drizzle or sprinkle here or there. but that is it. satellite, the wide view shows the issue, norfolk, virginia issues are beginning to develop and this wings our way into the southern tier late this afternoon. and philadelphia late this evening. be careful of these storms a slight chance of strong gusty storms. the storm prediction center in the zone from reading in trenton and points south into virginia. this means when storms formulator today or tonight they could potentially create strong winds to bring down tree or tree branches and some point in this range from philadelphia to the virginias there is a slight chance of an isolated tornado. as i like to say in situations like this. if you hear thunder later today or this evening, head to the lower floors in case there is a strong storm. temperatures are cool, 60 degrees and we are in the red zone into the 70s in places like dover, delaware, and 67 in washington and some warmer air is trying to work its way into the delaware valley. and winds 12 miles per hour. a high of 70 later today rick and after that we are on the lookout for

it should be clearing away for north east england, from lincolnshire, just dawdling for an hour or two across norfolky perhaps and temperatures around 13 celsius. that rain soon clears away from east anglia, takes a little longer to clear across the north—east of scotland, heading up towards 0rkney and shetland and then sunshine and showers follow on that south—westerly breeze. one or two heavy ones for northern ireland and scotland. maybe a line of showers running from the southwest towards the home counties. temperatures not far off what we've had today, possibly around about the high teens, maybe 20 or so in the south—east in the sunshine. more football on the way in the premier league on sunday and generally speaking it will be dry, there will not be many showers around. if you do catch a shower, you are quite unlucky or lucky, depending on which way you look at it. a brisk south—westerly breeze picking up, especially as we head into monday. this low pressure is heading our way, coming from a long way south, picking up a lot warm air and it's going to bring thickening cloud and outbreaks of rain.

north along the coast. but you can see the isobars are a little bit tighter packed here. so there'll be quite a breeze in norfolk northwards. elsewhere, it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers and gradually drying up across the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool across the north—east, though, with low cloud, mist and harr. now, into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. low pressure bringing rains the scotland and the northern isles. elsewhere, a sunshine—and—showers day. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. and the reason for the conditions settling down and improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure really exerts its force across much of the country. so we'll start to import wind from the south. always a warmer direction, particularly for this time of year. it will allow temperatures to rise. in the sunshine it will feel warm. especially in the south. a bit of

norfolk and ocean city in the low 70s. the clouds are a sign of the cool weather that is around. we have daytime clouds but nothing is falling out of them. kerry is well north and west are overcast near harpers ferry and fredericks has mostly cloudy skies south and east with more sunshine. futurecast, find through the evening and late afternoon, temps in the 60s with no real problems. the problems come tomorrow night as the clouds pick up and by friday night, thursday night and friday morning, the rain will be around. friday at 5:00 a.m., you can imagine what that will do to the commute. the forecast can be had anytime or anywhere on our wusa9 app. andrea? >>> thank you, howard. for every 1000 euros in the u.s. between 15 and 19 years old, about 24 of them are teenage mothers and in some communities, the number is higher. in prince william county, the rate is 3% of that age group and a new nonprofit aims to help them. as devon kozlov reports, it was created by someone who knows the struggles firsthand. >> reporter: what was it like being 17 years old and hearing the words you are pregnant? >> i was i felt very helpless, probably the most helpless in my life

norfolk. >>> looking for a little bit of sun and sand, but don't want to fight the bridge traffic, well, consider the small town of northnd. meg megan mcgrath spent the day there and learned the city has a whole summer's worth of events planned for you if you visit. >> reporter: with the coming upon memorial day, a lot of people will be hitting the beach, but you don't have to cross the chesapeake bay in order to find sand. north beach is a charming little town located right on the chesapeake bay. it's only about an hour's drive from d.c., and the vibe is very chill and family friendly. and we have a museum. we have a sculpture garden. we have shops, great restaurants. and a view that you can only find in a bayside town. >> reporter: and there's something going on all the time in north beach. one of the most popular events is the friday farmers market. it's really more than just a farmers market with produce. they close down streets. there's a classic car ride-in. you can talk to the drivers, and artisans sell their wares. but any day of the week in the summertime, just go to the calendar and take a look. there's sure t

norfolk, suffolk, a fairly cool day. temperatures went be any higher than around about 13 degrees or so. for a change, the south—eastern portion of the uk in the breeze off the northhereas some parts of western scotland could get up to 17 or 18 degrees. so another beautiful day there in the west of scotland. through this evening and overnight for as long as we keep these north—easterly winds, the weather doesn't really change an awful lot, so we doesn't really change an awful lot, so we keep dragging in the cloud and spots of rain into east anglia and the south—east. maybe that dampness moves in a bit further to the midlands and western parts of england, but many western and northern areas stay dry in the thursday morning. and tomorrow, little change. the best of the weather across the northern half of england, beautiful across western scotland, yorkshire, the south once again on the cloudy side. there might be some glimmers of brightness come thursday and friday. little change towards the end of the week. and then as we head into the weekend, we will kind of be between weather systems, one weather system out there in the atlantic, another one across central and s

watch is now issued for norfolk, virginia beach area, all the outer banks, and up to the north from washingtontorms, severe thunderstorm warnings along i-95. if you're in the d.c. area around fredericksburg over the next half hour is when the worst of the weather will be over the top of you. to the north a big shield of rain. new york airport delays averaging 2 1/2 hours. we're waiting for reports from phillynd d.c. i'm sure when the storms go through d.c. they'll put a ground stop in. d.c., baltimore, you're done. phil y almost done. worst over new york city right around noon to about 2:00. then by boston around 5:00 p.m. there's a lot of good on the weekend forecast. all of the middle of the country is warm and nice. areas that have the horrendous flooding will be drying out. no rain this upcoming weekend. for the kentucky derby and anyone in the ohio valley, great lakes, northeast, very cool for you and our friends in the northwest, you're cooling off after a couple of beautiful days. speaking of the kentucky derby, there's a horse called thundersnow, how i can not bet on it? you're watchin

norfolk this morning. there will be some sunny spells. for most of us, it is a dry afternoon with those sunny spells feeling pleasantly warm. maximum temperature 17 to 19 in the northross northern ireland gradually working its way to the west of scotland. for most of england and wales and other dry sunny day, with some light winds. maximum temperature is 21 to 25 degrees. goodbye. these are the top stories developing at 11am: a huge car bomb in the afghan capital's diplomatic quarter kills 80 people and injures over 350 others. theresa may accuses labour of wanting uncontrolled immigration, jeremy corbyn says the country needs skilled migrants to work on the nhs but promises to manage the number coming. i want to ensure we control migration, jeremy corbyn and the labour party want uncontrolled migration. we will manage migration based on the needs of this country. police investigating last week ‘s manchester terror attack now believe the suicide bomber bought the most of the components for the bomb himself. a prisoner believed to be armed with a

norfolk and things are starting to turn a bit dry across southern areas. might even be some sunshine there. one or two showers through devon and parts of somerset. a damp start in northon and off in northern ireland. turning wet across southern and western scotland. north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. 0nce north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. once the sun comes out, it will feel pleasant. elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotla nd elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotland and northern england, further outbreaks of rain. by the afternoon, northern england could see thunder, especially towards parts of liverpool bay towards cheshire, the west midlands too. heavy rain in the south—west. south—west england brightening up in the afternoon, temperatures could be a few degrees higher than on the chart. the odd rumble of thunder across east anglia and south—east to end the day, but nowhere near as severe as last night. they will ease away overnight, lots of cloud other northern england, scotland and western wales. misty conditions into tuesday morning. not a cold night, temperatures in the teens for many. a change on tuesd