announced he will be standing in the boston in skegness constituency. we will bring you more developments later in the day. that in the meantime, what about the weather? as we head through the bank holiday weekend the weather is a little bit mixed. there is some patchy cloud but it is then across much of the country. waking up to allow some decent spells of sunshine. in the west you can see the wind picking up, less windy in the east where temperatures of 16 17 degrees. many of us will end the day on a fine and dry note. it is turning breezy overnight and it should be frost free with temperatures of 9 10 degrees first thing tomorrow morning. wet and windy weather on sunday across the south of england and wales. much of eastern england and wales. much of eastern england and scotland will stay dry and bright with temperatures up to 16 degrees, but feeling cooler along the east coast. on monday sun and scattered showers, drier and brighter towards the north. hello. this is bbc n
speaking at whitechapel in east london. there we are. addressing first of all, and i think that will make the headlines, the issue of the number of young people who are not registered to vote. he has highlighted the figure, 2.4 million young people not registered to vote, and he said register, he urged them to register, and what he called claim your future. to register, and what he called claim yourfuture. he to register, and what he called claim your future. he also attacked the conservative party and conservative policies and said that they had held the country back and he urged people as the election approaches, don t let the conservatives hold you back and he promised that people voted in a new labour government it would be a better tomorrow. theresa may will campaign in scotland today for the first time since calling the general election. the conservatives currently hold one scottish seat at westminster, but opinion polls suggest support for the party in scotland is g