, and that will be the talking point tomorrow morning — how well will ukip do in lincolnshire? it has been fertile territory in recent yea rs it has been fertile territory in recent years and eyes will be on boston and skegness because paul nuttall announced that he would be standing against the city conservative, because the town of boston has been known as the brexit capital of the uk. in last year's eu referendum, boston had the highest vote in favour of leaving the eu, 7596, vote in favour of leaving the eu, 75%, so those crunching the numbers will have a close eye in that part of lincolnshire. as for the overall result, the conservatives say they are confident, they have seen off the threat from the other parties, and we expect lincolnshire to go conservative. it will be a conservative. it will be a conservative gain, probably. great atmospherics already, thank you very much. 0ne much. one of the key battleground areas is warwickshire, where neither party w011 warwickshire, where neither party won overall control of the county council when the seats were fought in 2013. le

why don't we pick lincolnshire? that is a good example of relative strength, ukip tidwell there in 2013 and the conservatives have now gained control from no overall control. 58 seats in lincolnshire for the tories, labour on six, independents on five, lib dems on one. what does that tell us if we look at 2013, looking at the difference between today and 2013. 23 games for the conservatives, 13 losses for ukip. this was a county which was part of the great ukip surge of 2013. i should make the point that 2013 was an exceptionally strong year for ukip, it is when they burst onto the scene, so it is a high watermark that we are comparing with. 13 losses there food ukip in lincolnshire. i would like to talk to tim iredale in lincoln. talk us through the results and what you read into them. the conservatives were always confident of gaining control of lincolnshire but they have done so with what amounts to a local landslide, securing 58 out of 70 seats available. you mention the last cou nty seats available. you mention

this lincolnshire market town has been ripe ukip turf. boston has seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere else in britain. but, last night, voters abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose. they got us a referendum, and we're getting us out. so i think they did what they set out to do. they're a spent force. i don't think they'll do much now. most of ukip‘s support here, and almost all of the county council seats, went to the tories. it is not a local issue, but some say they are the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea of how to do it. who do you think does, who do you think can do that? i think we have to rely on the conservative party, i think at the moment the conservatives are the only viable party. i think theresa may is the right person to lead this country. she's strong enough. in recent years, ukip has been a force to be reckoned with. they played a key part in getting the eu referendum, and then the country backed brexit. but in these elections, their

voiceover: it has happened before, this hospital trust covering north lincolnshire and gore, it systems we re lincolnshire and gore, it systems were closed for three days as the result of a cyber attack last autumn. hundreds of operations and patient appointments were postponed, people were told to get to eight and the only if it was really necessary, there were warnings that nhs it was honourable. and today staff looking in at other hospitals found this on their screens, with a message saying, your files are encrypted, if you want to recover them, you need to pay up. —— northern lincolnshire and goole. —— a&e. ransomware, a hidden programme used by criminal hackers was being used. the nhs is vulnerable, typically it has not invested enough in computer security, using old computers and systems and if they don't keep them properly patched they will keep getting hit by attacks like this. properly patched they will keep getting hit by attacks like thism a statement, nhs digital, responsible for it, has said: one doctor at this hospital in mansfield told us how it was affecting serv

so there'll be quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure 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 sun

damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia and lincolnshire up in the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure comtinues to move northwards. elsewhere, 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 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

, but by the afternoon, i think, midlands, lincolnshire, but by the afternoon, ithink, these midlands, lincolnshire, but by the afternoon, i think, these areas will be dry and the best of the sunshine through the day. the highest temperatures to be found through western scotland, maybe the western side of wales and northern ireland. but the onshore breeze, at this stage, still affecting those eastern coasts. the frontal system moves away as the load trundles on into northern europe. notice how we are cranking up the isobars. a change in wind direction but not a warm one. a hint of northerly about it so eastern shores again, 9—12, still dry for the most part of the british isles but the best of the sunshine and the warmth likely to be found towards the west. next week, staying for the most part predominantly dry. take care. bye—bye. good morning from westminster, and welcome to our live coverage of the local election results in england, wales and scotland. at stake is control of dozens of local authorities, providing essential local services to millions of people. it's a very impor

this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. and in fact it was at coningsby, in lincolnshire, that was one of the wettest places during wednesday, notching up about 40mm of rain — that is nearly a month worth of rain in 2a hours, but you can see elsewhere widely around 20—a0mm of rain from this weather system and clearing now into the north sea. we have a few showers for northern ireland and western scotland, parts of wales, north—west england stayed dry. now we are looking at a fresher feel to things during thursday and for the next few days as we bring in some slightly cooler air. it is more noticeably fresher, less humid rather than cooler because, actually, in some sunshine, where we had the rain during wednesday, it will feel warmer. the sun will eventually come out after perhaps a cloudy start in east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of blue sky to begin the day. take a look at things at 8am. some sunshine in the channel islands after wednesday wet weather. plenty of blue sky in south—west englan

this lincolnshire market town has been ripe ukip turf. boston has seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere else in britain. but, last night, voters abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose. they got us a referendum, and we're getting us out. so i think they did what they set out to do. they're a spent force. i don't think they'll do much now. most of ukip's support here, and almost all of the county council seats, went to the tories. it is not a local issue, but some say they are the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea of how to do it. who do you think does, who do you think can do that? i think we have to rely on the conservative party, i think at the moment the conservatives are the only viable party. i think theresa may is the right person to lead this country. she's strong enough. in recent years, ukip has been a force to be reckoned with. they played a key part in getting the eu referendum, and then the country backed brexit. but in these elections, their su

in lincolnshire, where ukip leader paul nuttall will fight for a westminster seat next month, the party was wiped out. and with such big losses, ukip‘s future is in question. out. and with such big losses, ukip's future is in question. over four years, the amount of times i have heard the phrase, ukip is finished, i have lost count. it is not over until it is over. and despite these pretty poor election results so far, it is not over. it has been a torrid time for labour. the party has lost more than 160 seats. and in glasgow, where labour has been in powerfor more than 30 yea rs, has been in powerfor more than 30 years, it has now lost overall control. these are counties which are tory strongholds, it was going to bea are tory strongholds, it was going to be a tough night for labour anyway. and we have in the middle of anyway. and we have in the middle of a general election campaign. people voting largely on local issues, not necessarily national ones. but what is coming across is that where people predicted we were going to be wiped out, in places like wales, we have done very well.

in lincolnshire there isa cyber attack. in lincolnshire there is a call out to you urging you not to go to your gp. that's from the director of the lincolnshire medical committee. do not go to your gp in lincolnshire today unless it is an emergency. and that's because all the gps computers are still shutdown. so they have no access to files or prescriptions or blood test results right across the county. so if you're in lincolnshire, if you can, please don't go to the gp today u nless can, please don't go to the gp today unless it's an emergency. that's from the director of the lincolnshire medical committee. ona similar lincolnshire medical committee. on a similar note, jeremy corbyn is saying today that labour is going to spend an extra £37 billion on the nhs in england over the next five yea rs if nhs in england over the next five years if his party wins power. he is due to speak in the next hour at the royal college of nursing annual conference where nurses are threat k to hold their first ever strike u nless yea rs to

the midlands, lincolnshire into east anglian not many showers more dry. generally, the still be clouding over with rain which will set in for some as we go into the evening. the heaviest will remain confined in areas to the east of london, and east anglia. whether west just areas to the east of london, and east anglia. whether westjust past the derry patchy rain. further west, the derry patchy rain. further west, the showers fade. temperatures will be low enough for a touch of frost. in two to marry eastern areas of england will have to content with the heaviest rain will be out in the north sea. just some patchy rain clipping across the east coast. further west another day of sunshine and showers, some heavy side maybe with a run of thunder particularly down to the south and south west. temperatures 15, 16 but a bit chillier stuck across the cloud on the east lost. saturday, cloudy and wet weather goes to scotland. elsewhere sunshine and showers. some showers will be heavy. temperatures 12-18 showers will be heavy. temperatures 12 — 18 degrees. the sec

this lincolnshire market town has been ripe ukip turf. boston's seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere else in britain. but last night, voters abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose. they got us the referendum and we are getting us out. they did what they set out to do. they are a spent force. i don't think they'll do much now. most of ukip‘s support here and almost all of its county council seats went to the tories. it's not a local issue but some say they're the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea of how to do it. who do you think does? who do you think can do that? i think we have to rely on the conservative party. i think at the moment the conservatives are the only viable party. i think theresa may is the right person to lead this country, she's strong enough. in recent years, ukip has been a force to be reckoned with. they played a key part in getting the eu referendum, and then the country backed brexit but in these elections their support has collap

this lincolnshire market town has been ripe ukip turf. boston has seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere else in britain. but, last night, voters abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose. they got us a referendum, and we're getting us out. so i think they did what they set out to do. they're a spent force. i don't think they'll do much now. most of ukip's support here, and almost all of the county council seats, went to the tories. it's not a local issue, but some say they are the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea of how to do it. who do you think does, who do you think can do that? i think we've got to rely on the conservative party, i think at the moment the conservatives are the only viable party. i think theresa may is the right person to lead this country. she's strong enough. in recent years, ukip has been a force to be reckoned with. they played a key part in getting the eu referendum, and then the country backed brexit. but in these elections, their s

alex forsyth reports from boston in lincolnshire. this lincolnshire market town has been right ukip turf. boston has seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere in britain, but last night voters abandoned ukip. they were there for abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose, they got us a referendum. they were getting us out. i think they did what they set out to do. they are a spent force. i don't think they will do much now. most of ukip's support here and almost all of its county council seats went to the tories. it is not a local issue, but some say they are the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea how to do it. who do you think can do it? we have to rely on the conservative party. at the moment the conservatives are the only viable party. theresa may is the right person to lead the country. she is strong enough. in recent yea rs, country. she is strong enough. in recent years, ukip were a force to be reckoned with, playing a key part in getting the eu referend

quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. elsewhere, a day of sunshine 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

this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. and in fact it was at coningsby, in lincolnshire, that was one of the wettest places during wednesday, notching up about 40mm of rain — that is nearly a month worth of rain in 2a hours, but you can see elsewhere widely around 20—1i0mm of rain from this weather system and clearing now into the north sea. we have a few showers for northern ireland and western scotland, parts of wales, north—west england stayed dry. now we are looking at a fresher feel to things during thursday and for the next few days as we bring in some slightly cooler air. it is more noticeably fresher, less humid rather than cooler because, actually, in some sunshine, where we had the rain during wednesday, it will feel warmer. the sun will eventually come out after perhaps a cloudy start in east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of blue sky to begin the day. take a look at things at 8am. some sunshine in the channel islands after wednesday wet weather. plenty of blue sky in south—west engla

this lincolnshire market town has been ripe ukip turf. boston has seen a surge in migration from eastern europe. more people here backed brexit than anywhere in britain, but last night, voters abandoned ukip. they were there for a purpose, they got us a referendum. they were getting us out. so, i think they did what they set out to do. they are a spent force. i don't think they will do much now. most of ukip's support here and almost all of its county council seats went to the tories. it is not a local issue, but some say they are the party to deliver brexit. i don't think ukip had any idea how to do it. who do you think can do it? we have to rely on the conservative party. at the moment, the conservatives are the only viable party. theresa may is the right person to lead the country. she is strong enough. in recent years, ukip were a force to be reckoned with, playing a key part in getting the eu referendum in which the country backed brexit. but in these elections, their support has collapsed in places like this where they were once so

income ——i lincolnshire and the isle of wight. income —— i think that the national scene has a lot to do with it. theresa may came across on the doorstep really, really well, really positive. we have felt no negativity towards the conservative party at all and towards the conservative party at allandi towards the conservative party at all and i think it bodes well for the general election in five weeks. clearly, labour is a long way behind in the opinion polls and inevitably the election will reflect that. my own view is the result in the general election won't be as bad as the polls would currently indicate. i think we will be able to close the gap between now and the eighth of june. gap between now and the eighth of june. but there was some positive news for labour when the counting finished in doncaster — they held on to the mayor's job. finished in doncaster — they held on to the mayor'sjob. it finished in doncaster — they held on to the mayor's job. it is finished in doncaster — they held on to the mayor'sjob. it

this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. and in fact it was at coningsby, in lincolnshire, that was one of the wettest places during wednesday, notching up about 40mm of rain — that is nearly a month worth of rain in 24 hours, but you can see elsewhere widely around 20—40mm of rain from this weather system and clearing now into the north sea. we have a few showers for northern ireland and western scotland, parts of wales, north—west england stayed dry. now we are looking at a fresher feel to things during thursday and for the next few days as we bring in some slightly cooler air. it is more noticeably fresher, less humid rather than cooler because, actually, in some sunshine, where we had the rain during wednesday, it will feel warmer. the sun will eventually come out after perhaps a cloudy start in east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of blue sky to begin the day. take a look at things at 8am. some sunshine in the channel islands after wednesday wet weather. plenty of blue sky in south—west englan

so there'll be quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure 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. going north as it does around this time of the

so you can see quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure continues to move northwards. elsewhere, 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. into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. 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 are settling down and improving even further into sunday, this area of high pressure really exerts its force across much of the country. so we start to import 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. especial

further south in lincolnshire it is a different story. the united lincolnshire hospitals trust says work is ongoing to restore the it systems. that has left patients like steve expecting results on tests for cancer still wondering about his diagnosis. i suppose it is because the nhs hasn't spent sufficient money on it safeguards that we are in the state we are in. the bottom line is, there's only one person who is going to suffer, and that is the tens of thousands like me. there are clearly wide variations between hospitals. 0ver just how clearly wide variations between hospitals. 0verjust how badly they we re hospitals. 0verjust how badly they were hit and how quickly they are recovering from the cyber attack. the fallout will be far reaching and uncomfortable for some. it's difficult to know why, but some of the theories are that some of those trusts might have been using old equipment and software. it has been a very stressful few days. and patients alike in the nhs. it has highlighted the system's dependency on computers, and what nee

quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. elsewhere, 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 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 lo

quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. elsewhere, a day of sunshine and showers gradually drying up in the south—east towards the end of the 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

so there'll be quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure 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 sun

this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. and in fact it was at coningsby, in lincolnshire, that was one of the wettest places during wednesday, notching up about 40mm of rain — that is nearly a month worth of rain in 24 hours, but you can see elsewhere widely around 20—40mm of rain from this weather system and clearing now into the north sea. we have a few showers for northern ireland and western scotland, parts of wales, north—west england stayed dry. now we are looking at a fresher feel to things during thursday and for the next few days as we bring in some slightly cooler air. it is more noticeably fresher, less humid rather than cooler because, actually, in some sunshine, where we had the rain during wednesday, it will feel warmer. the sun will eventually come out after perhaps a cloudy start in east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, plenty of blue sky to begin the day. take a look at things at 8am. some sunshine in the channel islands after wednesday wet weather. plenty of blue sky in south—west englan

damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia and lincolnshire up in the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure comtinues to move northwards. elsewhere, 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 in the north—east with low cloud, mist and harr. 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

damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia and lincolnshire up in the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure comtinues to move northwards. elsewhere, 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 in the north—east with low cloud, mist and harr. 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

not for much of the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, going to the cloud around. hard to shift. what happens during tuesday, we nibble away at the cloud, wales brightens up, sunny spells in scotla nd brightens up, sunny spells in scotland away from the north—east, but for the ease midlands and much of eastern england, it is still going to be cloudy and cool. warmer for south—east scotland, and north england, fine for most on choose the evening, cloud building, but for england and wales, temperatures going to be dropping low. you could get a touch of frost on wednesday morning. ruraltemperatures, get a touch of frost on wednesday morning. rural temperatures, single figures. take note of the potential impact, on delicate plans. wednesday, sunshine around, sunny spells, northern cloudy. scotland and some of us, getting those patchy outbreaks. it is going to start feeling warmer on the north sea coast. looking ahead, most places going to stay dry, but first signs of change for the south, the chance of change for the south, the chance of some showers, rain, possibly even some thu

this is one soggy picture from lincolnshire. soaking rain. all—day rain for some. looking at the totals. a0 millimetres. many of you had 20—a0 millimetres of rain. north—west england stayed dry. a fresher feel to things over the next few days. slightly cooler air. noticeably fresher. humid. sunshine. it will feel warmer. the sun will come out after a cloudy start in east anglia. elsewhere, plenty of blue skies. looking at things at 8am. sunshine in the channel islands after the wet weather on wednesday. plenty of blue sky in east england. a cloudy start. showers from the word go. you might get one in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, a dry start, but don't be fooled. showers breakout. one or two in western part of scotland to begin the day. thursday. looking at how the weather develops. the risk of catching a slow—moving and possibly thundery downpour. hail as well. beefy the showers in scotland. and isolated shower in the midlands late in the day. a fresher feel to things. pleasant in the sunshine. things cool down as the showers moved through.

and the party has been wiped out on councils like lincolnshire, hampshire and essex. their vote share is down dramatically, most of it going straight to the conservatives. in scotland — the snp have managed to deprive labour of an overall majority in glasgow but we are not yet sure if they have won overall control of scotland's biggest city for themselves. we're still waiting for most of the results in scotland. we'll keep a close eye on birmingham this afternoon. not least for the metro mayor race in the west midlands, set to be a very tight contest between labour and the tories. we'll bring you the result in the west midlands as soon as we have it. there's another metro mayor race, we'll see if andy burnham can win the contest, another significant contest to keep tabs on today. so, we're in the election studio, peter kellner resident analyst is with me once again. i'm joined kellner resident analyst is with me once again. i'mjoined in kellner resident analyst is with me once again. i'm joined in the studio at this point by karen bradley for the conservatives, john

but from lincolnshire into east anglia, and the south—east, at this stage, stilljust about dry. maybe a few spits and spots getting into london. you can see 11s, 12s 13s. 11s, 12s13s, so mild first thing. but the wind will be quite strong, particularly around these coastal areas. and then all that cloud is just going to engulf the uk. there will be some sunshine around. north—eastern parts of scotland, could be a sunnier spot, here. and maybe one or two areas. but the most of us, a cloudy, warmish sort of day, with rain coming and going throughout the course of the afternoon. how are we going compared to the rest of europe? nice weather across iberia. spain and portugal getting even warmer over the next few days. paris also warming up, and by tuesday to about 26 celsius. it will be warming up the uk as well in the south—east. tuesday, the low pressure close by. it is pushing those weather fronts in our direction. i mentioned the warmth — warming up in france, and that is drifting from the south, northwards, and if the cloud breaks across the south—east, temperatures coul

a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well that cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. they may well be a bit more cloud around, come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens. we're not seeing 20 or 21 but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, the dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19. a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well way into europe, and the pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and that means the weather is going to start to ch

and up into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire. eventually in the second part of the morning and afternoon, the uk is in in cloud and it will be quite a tampon. rain will not be falling all day long in one location, some areas may have a little sunshine from time to time. this is a look at tuesday. low pressure a cross this is a look at tuesday. low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction. this weather front crosses the uk and ahead of this one, the clouds break up with wind coming out of the cell. it could potentially be very warm, and we are expecting temperatures of 22 and even 2a degrees. not the case in most of the uk where we are mostly thinking about 17—18d, pleasant enough. on wednesday it doesn't look like it will stay warm in the south—east as we have cloud, rain, uncertain how much rain there will be in the south—east but it will be a relatively unsettled spell at the beginning of thursday and in towards friday we have a cooler condition coming in from the atlantic as well. it will be

it is not raining in kent and sussex or through east anglia or up into lincolnshire and eastern parts of yorkshire, but eventually, the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is engulfed, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall in any one location all day. it will wax and wane. it is quite warm as well, despite the rain and cloud. the low pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weather fronts being pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction. head office, the cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsubtle spell of weather beginning thursday and in towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions coming in off the atlantic, so it will be a showery end to the week. thursday and friday of relatively cool, with showers on the way. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a warning that more computers could be affected b

but from lincolnshire, into east anglia, and the south—east, at this stage, still just about dry. maybe a few spits and spots getting into london. you can see lots of 12s and 13s — 11s, 12s 13s, so mild first thing. but the wind will be quite strong, particularly around these coastal areas. and then all that cloud's just going to engulf the uk. there will be some sunshine around. north—eastern parts of scotland, could be a sunnier spot, here. and maybe one or two other areas. but i think for the most of us, a cloudy, warmish sort of day, with the rain coming and going, throughout the course of the afternoon. how are we going compared to the rest of europe? nice weather across iberia, there. spain and portugal getting even warmer over the next few days. and paris also warming up, and by tuesday, in fact, in paris, about 26 celsius. it'll be warming up the uk as well — in the south—east, that is. tuesday, the low pressure close by. it is pushing those weather fronts in our direction. so there will be some rain. i mentioned the warmth — warming up in france, and that warm a

again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well, that cloud is coming in off the north sea, around this area of high pressure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well

that rain is pushing across norfolk, lincolnshire and the isle of wight. further north and west, clearer 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 count

more cloud the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, yorkshire and lincolnshire. that cloud is coming in off the north sea and around the edge of this high pressure which dominates our weather through the early parts of the week. high—pressure extends all the way down. in the high—pressure, we may have bit more cloud by tuesday morning. even across scotland and northern ireland. still some sunshine here and there but again, it will be dryjust everywhere. temperatures into the mid—teens and we won't have the wind of the north sea so we will start to feel a bit warmer in some eastern parts of england and scotland. a chilly start on wednesday in the countryside. again, warming up in the sunshine. perhaps in southern scotland as well. 90 degrees midlands into southern england. more cloud for scotla nd southern england. more cloud for scotland and a few spots of rain on the weather front. the scotland and a few spots of rain on the weatherfront. the big change comes in terms of the pressure because high pressure is being pulled away into the continent and pressur

the midlands, eastern areas, lincolnshire, wolverhampton and newcastle. parts of scotla nd wolverhampton and newcastle. parts of scotland as well. the cloud will break up doing today across the western areas especially. essentially, the west hangs onto the sunshine with the best temperatures, such as belfast at 18 degrees and london at 16. tomorrow will be nippy. at dawn on wednesday it will feel chilly out there. temperatures will be a couple of degrees above freezing in some area. the may sunshine is very strong. so the temperature is will quickly suit s4c shoot up to the high teens. 0n thursday, we see some changes. the atmosphere changes and we see the threat of cloud and spots of rain. it will still be decent weather with temperatures in the mid—teens, heightened in some spots. the changes arise on friday. the downfalls a re changes arise on friday. the downfalls are hit and miss on southern and central areas with thunderstorm. the atmosphere is then south—westerly winds in our direction. the days of the friday will be more unsettled with spells

but from lincolnshire into east anglia, and the south—east, at this stage, still just about dry. maybe a few spits and spots getting into london. 11s, 12s 13s. you can see 11s, 12s 13s. mild first thing. but the wind will be quite strong, particularly around these coastal areas. and then all that cloud is just going to engulf the uk. there will be some sunshine around. north—eastern parts of scotland, could be a sunnier spot, here. and maybe one or two areas. but the most of us, a cloudy, warmish sort of day, with rain coming and going throughout the course of the afternoon. how are we going compared to the rest of europe? nice weather across iberia. spain and portugal getting even warmer over the next few days. paris also warming up, and by tuesday to about 26 celsius. it will be warming up the uk as well in the south—east. tuesday, the low pressure close by. it is weather fronts in our direction. i mentioned the warmth — warming up in france, and that is drifting from the south, northwards, and if the cloud breaks across the south—east, temperatures could get to 2a degr

in lincolnshire it's a different story, the united lincolnshire hospitals trust said work is ongoing to restore our it systems, but in the meantime we are unable to proceed with many of the appointments scheduled for the day. that has left patients like steve expecting results on tests for cancer still wondering about his diagnosis. i suppose it is because the nhs hasn't spent sufficient money on it safeguards that we are in the state we are in. the bottom line is, well, there is only one person going to suffer and that the tens of thousands like me. you knew the nhs computer system was vulnerable to attacks, why didn't you take action when you called? the health secretary, jeremy hunt, refused to comment on the situation when approached earlier today but he has since spoken. what has been done about the situation? we have never seen anything on this scale when it comes to ransomware attacks. they are relatively common, and there are things we can all do to protect ourselves against them. in particular making sure our data is properly backed up and making sure we use the software pat

downpours around southern scotland, northern england, down northern wales and middle england, perhaps lincolnshire as well. there is more on the warnings on the website. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8:00: police investigating the suicide attack in manchester say they've got hold of a large part of the terror network behind the bombing. they are very significant, these arrests. we are very happy we have got our hands around some of the key players that we are concerned about. as i say, there is still a little bit more to do. with the security level still at critical, armed police are in force at the start of the bank holiday weekend, with more than 1,000 public events taking place. also this hour, an election row asjeremy corbyn links british military intervention abroad to terrorist atrocities at home. the conservatives call his comments crass and ill timed — but the labour leader insists there must be a new approach to foreign policy. we must be brave enough to admit that the war on terror is not working. we need

lincolnshire into the east midlands and east anglia, just 10 degrees in norwich. through this evening and tonight, cloud will continue to affect the eastern half of the country but whereas through the day that has left things rather chilly, overnight temperatures will hold up. it will be a little milder. but out west with those clear spells it could be cold enough for a touch of frost. into tomorrow, more of the same. we will continue to see in north easterly wind feeding into scotla nd north easterly wind feeding into scotland and across the east some of thatis scotland and across the east some of that is getting into the midlands. it could just the odd spot of drizzle and things will equally brighten up a bit. chilly along the east coast, main degrees, but further west even with some sunshine it will not be quite as warm as today. all of us getting slightly cooler air. a subtle change in tuesday, if you watch the isobars, to the stretch apart. not so many of them on the charts and that shows us them on the charts and that shows us the winds will be lighter on tu

this is boston in lincolnshire, the moors breads at supporting part of the uk. the county started the night with 13 ukip councillors but not one dodge the draft. i always voted labour and my family were all labour, i have never voted for the tories. we started voting for ukip and now they have done theirjob. i like but the tory party has to say, much better than labour now. theirjob is done now. i like theresa reason meynell and i think he is better and you can believe what she is saying. membership of the european union has been a disasterfor us. european federalism. popular support group from its campaign to stop britain joining the euro, still remembered in its badge, but it only really took off after the huge wave of easton european immigration hit the uk after 2004. the breakthrough came through in 2009 and they came second in the european elections and their estimated vote share in the council elections held on the same day was 9%. fast forward to 2013 and ukip turned in its best domestic performance with 23% of the vote. they slipped the following year, b