thank you for being with us, dominic grieve and andrew fisher.e reportedly had around 15,000 lightning reports across the uk in the past 2a hours, a culmination of the heat and the humidity. it has been the hottest day of the year so far, following a tropical night — that's when temperatures don't fall below 20 celsius and make it really uncomfortable for sleeping. but gradually, through the day, the heat and the humidity has been pushed to become confined to southern and eastern areas. and we have seen at least 3a celsius — we may see the odd 35 popping up as the figures come in later. but at the moment, as those storms clear away — and they clear away from shetland, as well, through this evening, overnight — the humidity lowers a little, it looks more comfortable for sleeping. but there is more rain, accompanied by brisk winds coming into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland later in the night. but for many, temperatures of 4—5 degrees down on those of last night — so more comfortable for sleeping, and a bright, dry start under that

while the narrative of the grieving and suffering mother often dominates how she is remembered is important for us to know who she was after the tragedy and what she did with her life after her son's death. thank you. well, i do. we have time for questions if there are any. thanks. i was wondering if you could start. it's official. presentation. i was wondering if you came across anything in terms of mamie till-mobley reflection on over the course of her life, the circulation of the narratives and images in that or sort of reflection on on what that looked like in terms of how she learned through practice and watching things unfold. yeah. so i think the important thing is to know that her memoir was not published until after her death. and so she was actively thinking about and and with christopher benson, who her coauthor for it. they were trying to piece, you know, her thoughts about this 40 years or so after it happened. but i think her she was still kind of weighing it for all of these years, which is why it took her so long to actually come to terms with writing the memoir. and so with