glastonbury headline set with a few suprise guests. now on bbc news. talk of the train: election express. no way britain s always join up the country. bbc news has been travelling on these carol main line and speaking to people about the issues that matter to them in the uk general election. who issues that matter to them in the uk general election. general election. who are you thinkin: general election. who are you thinking of general election. who are you thinking of voting general election. who are you thinking of voting for? - general election. who are you thinking of voting for? i - general election. who are you thinking of voting for? i am i general election. who are you | thinking of voting for? i am fed general election. who are you - thinking of voting for? i am fed up with westminster. thinking of voting for? i am fed up with westminster. we thinking of voting for? i am fed up with westminster. we have - thinking of voting for? i am fed up i with westminst
or something in between? we ll hear from a prominent brexiteer and remainer. and eat your heart out, theresa may. france s president macron has a new party, and it seems to be dominating french politics at the expense of the socialists. what are the lessons for us, and the implications for europe? and katie razzall has gone back to the very start of theresa may s campaign, to find out just what went wrong for the pm there. do you feel that you were very instrumental in what s happened in this election? definitely. i feel like we ve caused it, because we ve gone from having such a small turnout amongst 18 24 year olds to having a massive one. hello. for better or worse, hung parliaments offer an excuse to parties to jettison the difficult promises made in their manifesto. we saw that in the tory lib dem coalition of 2010. we re seeing the tories prune away bits of their manifesto now, as they negotiate with the dup. but the really big question hanging over westminster is whe
disruption. more on that in a moment. out to the north and west, turning increasingly wet and windy. further south, the rain is fairly light and patchy with lots of cloud around and a pretty grey afternoon with good visibility towards the coast with poor visibility. the rain lightand coast with poor visibility. the rain light and patchy through the midlands but peps and through north and west england, the isle of man, western scotland and northern ireland, where the winds will start to strengthen. relatively mild for the time of year, seven to 11 degrees are high, perhaps dry during daylight hours for aberdeen share. overnight, wind strengthened to gale force, the rain turning heavy as it sinks out of scotland into north west england and wales. to the south, it stays rather grey, overcast and mild through the night, clear skies to the north, a cold night, but winds increasing and showers turning increasingly wintry. we could see severe gales of 70 or 80 mph across the f
Degrees. cloudy and the rest of the country. in inverness, the temperature currently at 9 degrees. through this week, temperatures will be below seasonal average. there is a risk of night frosts. we will see rain coming south today. most will be dry and we will see proper rain coming back as low pressure comes back into the forecast through the weekend, especially saturday night into sunday. this is what we have at the moment. a warm front moving south. the rain light and we have drizzle. a bright and sunny start in the south east and then the cloud will push to the south east through the midlands into south west england and wales as we go through the day. it will move away from scotland and northern ireland and here we will see sunshine return. a mild weekend across the north. northern ireland had its warmest day of the year so