Cheltenham Town seal promotion to League One after drawing 1-1 with Carlisle United.

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 1C to 3C (34F to 37F).
• Winds: This morning, north-westerly winds will be gentle or light, with gusts no greater than 15pmh. In the late afternoon, winds will veer easterly and strengthen, with gusts around 35mph to 40 mph.
• Cloud: It will be a cloudy day throughout, with only a few breaks. Cloud bases will be around 1,000ft to 2,000ft (300m to 600m) at first, rising to around 2,000ft to 3,300ft (600m to 1,000m) later.
• Weather: It will be a largely cloudy and wet day, with showers throughout, some turning heavy. It will also become increasingly breezy later in the day.
• Visibility: Generally good, but poor in any showers, and above cloud bases.
• UV levels: Low.

Listen to BBC Radio Cumbria commentary of Carlisle United v AFC Bournemouth in the Central League Cup Final at St George's Park National Football Centre.

The 20-year-old spoke about the struggles those with invisible disabilities face on her social media.

Firefighters in Cumbria have been dealing with a series of wildfires.

The latest was in the early hours of this morning at the top of The Benn overlooking Thirlmere.

Crews from Keswick, Ambleside and Penrith put out the flames at a number of sites using beaters (video below).

Meanwhile a disposable barbecue is believed to have caused a wildfire at Raven Crag at Thirlmere which started last night.

And firefighters, mountain rescuers and a helicopter worked together to tackle a grass fire on an embankment at Thornthwaite near Whinlatter Forest which started on Friday.

People are being urged not to set campfires or use barbecues in the area because of the recent spell of dry conditions.

John Bowness
BBC Radio Cumbria reporter

Scotland has eased its lockdown restrictions with cross-border travel for non-essential reasons now allowed for the first time in four months.

John McFarlane, from Kirkby Thore in Cumbria's Eden Valley, was among the first to cross into Scotland after he set off in the early hours for a four-day walking trip in the Scottish mountains.

Ahead of his venture, Mr McFarlane, who is Scottish, told BBC Cumbria: "It will give me a great sense of freedom.

"I'm very aware how privileged I am to be able to get in my car and do that. Because of Covid, many people have died and many families will not be able to do what I am."

The easing of restrictions also means shops, gyms, swimming pools, pubs, restaurants and cafes in Scotland are reopening.

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• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 2C to 3C (36F to 37F) at first, rising to around 4C to 5C (39F to 41F) in the afternoon.
• Winds: Winds will be mostly southwesterly and light at first, but becoming moderate later. Gusts reaching up to 25mph to 30mph.
• Cloud: Cloud cover will build through the morning and afternoon, becoming overcast. Cloud bases will be around 2,600 to 4,000ft (800m to 1,200m).
• Weather: There will be some sunny spells to start, but cloud will soon build in from the north, becoming overcast. The odd spot of rain is possible later in the day.
• Visibility: Good, but reducing to poor in any showers or lower cloud in the afternoon.
• UV levels: Moderate.

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An aluminium stretcher box replaces a wooden one at Sty Head pass, which has served walkers for decades.

Russell Moorhouse is wild camping on all 214 Wainwrights to raise money for a mental health charity.

Carlisle miss the chance to make up ground in the League Two play-off race as they draw at home against Harrogate Town.

Tranmere's slim automatic promotion hopes are still alive after beating Barrow, whose fight for League Two survival goes on.

A helicopter and nine engines are fighting a grass fire that broke out near a Lake District forest.

Work is under way to mend paths on England's highest mountain using 230 bags of airlifted stones.

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 4C to 6C (39F to 43F).
• Winds: Light to gentle winds in a south-easterly direction. Gusts reaching up to 15mph.
• Cloud: Skies will be mostly cloud-free throughout the day. Any cloud bases will be above the summits.
• Weather: It will be dry and fine throughout, with lengthy spells of sunshine. Feeling quite mild too at sea level.
• Visibility: Good or excellent visibility.
• UV levels: Moderate.

The National Trust ploughed the field which had been untouched for years in an attempt to rewild it.

Residents say the shop is a "lifeline" especially in times of crisis like Covid.

• Temperature at 3,000ft: Around 2C to 4C (36F to 39F) through the day.
• Winds: Light to gentle winds with a variable wind direction. Gusts of only 10mph to 15mph.
• Cloud: Skies will be cloud-free throughout the day.
• Weather: A dry and fine day throughout with plenty of sunshine, feeling quite mild too at sea level.
• Visibility: Good or excellent visibility.

Cumbria County Council wants to recruit fosterers who will take in vulnerable parents and children.

Bolton reignite their promotion charge with a crucial victory over Carlisle at the University of Bolton Stadium.