from the campaign trail as it draws to a close. the other news in the next hour. the london bridge attack, the death toll rises to eight after a body, believed to be missing frenchman xavier thomas is found in the thames. more police raids a 30 year old man is arrested in east london amid further questions over how one of the attackers was able to enter the uk. celebrating the life of ronnie corbett stars of comedy and tv attend a memorial service for the man whose career spanned more than six decades. the creator of charlie and lola, lauren child has been announced as the new children s poet laureate good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. seven weeks after the snap general election was called, leaders from all parties are on the last push for votes before millions of people go to the polls tomorrow. after the last few days of campaigning were dominated by the issue of national security following the london bridge attack today party leaders have returned to their cor
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would be quite as low as what they have been in the last day or so. the clouds out in the atlantic are ready and waiting to come our way and with this we have much milder conditions. much milder compared to what we have had, it still won t be desperately warm. as faras had, it still won t be desperately warm. as far as this afternoon is concerned, that temperatures are still in single figures. still pretty nippy across northern and central areas. some freezing fog. through this evening and overnight that process begins where we introduce that less cold air coming in of the ocean, a frost free night across many southern in of the ocean, a frost free night across many southern areas. in of the ocean, a frost free night across many southern areas. in the north just about cold enough with rain, sleet and snow mixing in. heading into saturday morning we start to see the atlantic weather winning, pushing in the oceanic air and those temperatures will not feel anywhere near as dry a
of pounds of funding promised to schools last year is taken back by the government. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is preparing to meet donald trump in the white house in a few hours time, the first foreign leader to visit since mr trump became president. global security and a trade deal after brexit are likely to be high on the agenda. in a speech to us republicans last night, mrs may said the uk and america could not return to failed military interventions to try to remake the world. her visit comes amid ongoing controversy over president trump s support for the waterboarding of terror suspects and his war of words with mexico over the building of a border wall. here s our correspondent, richard lister. she will hope the blustery conditions aren t a portent for the meeting to come. washington has rolled out the red carpet for theresa may but the prime minister will have to tread carefully with a controversial president who is used to getting