we will have more of a breeze over scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england and it will bring some rain with it, especially to north west highlands, hebrides, later orkney, and by the end of the night, shetland. not before though, we see temperatures drop close to freezing across shetland and we could get to around two or three degrees in rural parts of wales, the midlands and southern england as we start tuesday morning. a lovely, bright start, even though it is a little bit on the fresh side. good, sunny spells, a bit more cloud building through the day. occasional sunshine, northern england, southern and eastern scotland and northern ireland but we will always have more cloud, the north west highlands, particularly north west of the great glen into orkney, shetland and also across the hebrides as well. this is where we will see some rain on and off through the day. temperatures a little on the cool side, nice enough in the sunshine further south, still a nud
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The final list of candidtates for Rwanda's elections on 15 July has been published. There are only three candidates including the incumbent President, Paul Kagame.