lucy manning, bbc news, peterborough.gh. a few grey clouds around but the rain has held off so far thank thankfully. could see some thundery downpours like last night when we had over 36,000 lightning strikes, can you believe it? in actualfact, there is a risk of further offending downpours this evening and overnight. this area at the greatest risk and we are seeing those showers as we speak developing and moving in from cornwall and across parts of south wales. there was another batch of thundery downpours tucking in

lucy manning, bbc news, peterborough.inal word from our political editor chris mason who's in downing street. chris, what does tomorrow bring? first thing tomorrow, as they are having our breakfast, the prime minister, borisjohnson, still the minister, boris johnson, still the prime minister, borisjohnson, still the prime minister tonight and still the prime minister tonight and still the prime minister tonight and still the prime minister tomorrow morning, it will come out and give his valedictory address. expect him to call on the can services to unite behind liz truss. then we have a constitutional ritual garnished with a bit of geography, with the— to aberdeenshire for the outgoing prime minister to resign and the incoming prime minister to say that she can form a government. liz truss will then return to downing street and around about teatime, she will give her speech from the same spot, framing the premiership that will follow. and then she will appoint her cabinet. news tonight as to the machinations going on behi

liz truss started her tory leadership campaign here in peterborough, winning by appealing to tory partyer. the scale of her task — at the fishy business, they are not even sure they will have a business soon. at the moment, our gas bill is just over £500 a month. it's going to be over £6,000 a month which isjust... that means we are going to have to close the door. we simply cannot afford to pay that. she has got a lot of work ahead of her and we really need her to prove to me what she's doing to do to help me keep the doors open on my business and help my customers and the local community. she needs to prove herself to get my vote in the next election. even her supporters worry they still don't know her plans

lucy manning, bbc news, peterborough. a small selection of voices from peter brett this afternoon responding to the news about liz truss�*s election as conservative leader —— in peterborough. a few grey clouds around but the rain has held off so far thank thankfully. could see some thundery downpours like last night when we had over 36,000 lightning strikes, can you believe it? in actualfact, there is a risk of further offending downpours this evening and overnight. this area at the greatest risk and we are seeing those showers as we speak developing and moving in from cornwall and across parts of south wales. there was another batch of thundery downpours tucking in behind so sharp showers the order of the evening and they will continue to push through the midlands into the north of england and towards that scottish borders in the early hours of tuesday morning. behind it, somewhat quieter, a very warm at night again with temperatures sitting widely in the mid teens. we start tomorrow with the showers clearing from scotla

lucy manning, bbc news, peterborough. iam ros i am ros atkins.nfirm his resignation. as we have been discussion, liz truss has pressure to unite a conservative party that has been anything but united in recent months, and one way to do that is to set our programme of government. how she plans to meet the challenges people across the uk are facing. in her short speech, she spoke directly to members of the party. friends and colleagues, thank you for putting your faith in friends and colleagues, thank you for putting yourfaith in me friends and colleagues, thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party on earth. during this leadership campaign, i campaigned as a conservative and i will govern as a conservative. applause let's speak again tojoe and caitlin. understandably, everyone is focused on the cost—of—living crisis, but the people who have not followed the campaign closely, what else is a priority for liz truss as she sets out her leadership, tries to unite the party and win the countr

john the evangelist capital church in peterborough for the funeral mass celebrating the lsu senior, shotge last friday. a small comfort for her father who tells fox news digital that he is grateful she wasn't struck in the face so he could see her one last time. rice was murdered around 2:20 friday morning as she sat in her car waiting at a railroad crossing and what law enforcement has called a random act. a makeshift memorial at the murder scene marks the place where the 21-year-old marketing student who was described by so many including her boss at a local restaurant as loving, kind, and ambitious was killed. >> she had such a bright future. she had an internship set up. she was so excited the last time she was here. >> sharing these photos with fox and tells us that their friends and family have been working on replacing the cross to honor at the scene of her murder after the original one made by her parents and friends with out the photo on it was stolen. they plan to hang the new one higher up on the telephone pole so that no one can reach it. this shooting has brought attention t

this lunch club in peterborough provides much needed help for people struggling with cost.uncommon that i get to the last two weeks when i waiting for the 15th when i'm going to get paid and i've got barely anything. the basic necessities. i don't get paid until next week and i've literally got e4 of electric left, so i've got to scrabble around because i'm on a prepaid metre. i live on my own, my kids have grown up now. you know, it's hard. the concerns here are repeated across the country and by businesses as well, like this charity which runs children's hospices in wales. unlike other businesses we don't have a price tag and we can't the price up. our services are free at the point of service to children and families and that's how we want to keep it. the new prime minister liz truss says she knows families and businesses are worried and is promising what number ten calls a bold plan of action. after weeks of being told what her plan is, this morning she will spell it out to parliament. it is expected she will stop typical household energy bills from going up to 5,519 fr

this lunch club in peterborough provides much needed help for people struggling with cost.t i get to the last two weeks when i waiting for the 15th when i'm going to get paid and i've got barely anything. the basic necessities. i don't get paid until next week and i've literally got £4 of electric left, so i've got to scrabble around because i'm on a prepaid metre. i live on my own, my kids have grown up i'iow. you know, it's hard. the concerns here are repeated across the country and by businesses as well, like this charity which runs children's hospital is in wales. unlike other businesses we don't have a price tag and we can't the price up. our services are free at the point of service to children and families and that's how we want to keep it. the new prime minister says she knows families and businesses are worried and is promising calls a bold plan of action. after weeks of being told what her plan is, this morning she will spell it out to parliament. it is expected she will stop typical household energy bills from going up to £3549 from next month by lowering the pri

and the same is true in burnley, sunderland, peterborough.s the bedrock of security and aspiration. that pebble—dashed semi meant everything to my family. but now, under the tories, the dream of owning your own home is slipping away for too many. and that is a political choice. because if you keep inflating demand without increasing supply, house prices will only rise and homes become less affordable for working people. so we will set a new target, 70% homeownership, and we will meet it with a new set of political choices. a labour set of political choices. no more buy to let landlords or second home owners getting in first. we will back working people's aspirations. help first—time buyers onto the ladder with a new mortgage guarantee scheme. reform planning so speculators can't stop communities getting shovels in the ground. my message is this, if you are grafting every hour to buy your own home, labour is on your side. labour is the party of home ownership in britain today. applause and let me say something about business, too. don't be foo

instead, it landed in peterborough, new jersey, just as i'd new york city. where biden was in town for the annual un general assembly meeting. no migrants were aboard the plane. when it comes to the mic is flown to martha's vineyard, axios reporting this morning that those migrants there filed a class action lawsuit on tuesday against florida's governor and other florida officials. saying that the migrants alleged in the complaint that they were given miss leading information promise saying employment services, housing assistance and cash services, which they called bold face lies. most of the, migrants mostly venezuelan, said they are told they're headed to boston and washington, d.c. according to the complaint. they allege florida officials manufactured an official looking brochure using resource from the massachusetts refugee resettlement program in order to buttress their false oral representations in furtherance of this conspiracy. is there some of the stories dealing with immigration, that 2 million arrest figure released by customs and border patrol,