It'll be a day of sunshine and showers across the region, the showers lighter and less frequent than yesterday with plenty of dry weather.
There will be a brisk, if not blustery, southwesterly wind developing through the morning, making it feel cool, with temperatures of 9C to 12C (48F to 54F).
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Most of the showers will fade away through this evening and overnight.
Lows of 4C (39F).
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A man needed medical treatment after breathing in smoke during a fire in Carlisle last night.
Firefighters were called to Dunmallet Rigg just before 23:00. The fire involved a toaster and kitchen units.
A 52-year-old from Kendal has been arrested after threats were made to Cumbria County Council and armed officers were sent to two of its buildings.
Specialist teams were deployed to Busher Walk in Kendal and Kingmoor in Carlisle this afternoon.
Police say there was no threat to the wider public and it's not being treated as a terrorist incident.
Cumbria County Council says it took "proportionate steps" to keep its staff safe and its now reopening its buildings.
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Image source, BBC Weather Watcher 'Trevor'Cumbria Police has confirmed armed officers have been sent to two locations following a threat made to the County Council.
They were sent to Busher Walk in Kendal and Parkhouse in Carlisle "as a precaution".
Police say "there is no perceived threat to the wider public, and this is not being treated as a terrorist incident".
There are reports that armed police have been sent to an office building in Carlisle.
It's understood staff working at Cumbria County Council's Parkhouse building in Kingstown have been told to stay inside.
We'll bring you more details when we get them.
A man accused of being involved in a plot to supply cocaine in Carlisle has told a jury he knew nothing about it.
Gurpashad Singh Rothore, 23, from Leeds, is accused of conspiring to supply the drug and possessing criminal property.
He was stopped by the police on the M6 near Penrith in November and almost £9,000 was found in a jacket. His passenger, Jose Mboma, 21, has admitted the two charges.
Another two men, from Carlisle, have also admitted the conspiracy charge. The trial continues.
Rail workers will go on strike again next month in a long running dispute over the role of guards on trains.
The first day of industrial action will be on 9 May, and will involve members of the RMT union who work for Northern, which runs services in Cumbria.
The RMT has said changing the role of guards and extending driver-only services would compromise staff and passenger safety, which the government denies.
The announcement was made to mark the second anniversary of the start of the dispute.
The Prime Minister has paid tribute to the Cumbrian chef, Matt Campbell, who died while taking part in the London Marathon.
The 29-year-old from Kendal collapsed during Sunday's race - just 3.7 miles short of the finish.
Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, Theresa May said she wanted to offer her condolences.
Quote MessageI understand his JustGiving page has now raised over £140,000 for the Brathay Trust which works to inspire vulnerable young people to make positive changes in their lives. I'm sure members across the house will want to join me in offering condolences to his family and friends.
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A vote will take place in Kendal asking whether local by-laws should be changed to allow free parking on common land next to New Road in the town.
In a letter that's been posted on social media South Lakeland's returning officer, Debbie Storr, says the first of four proposed questions is a legitimate matter to be considered in a non-binding parish poll.
The land had previously been used as an informal car park for decades, but South Lakeland District Council, which owns the land, banned people from parking on it last year arguing it was unlawful and unsafe.
Voters will go to the polls next Thursday to vote for all the seats on South Lakeland Council and Kendal Town Council. You can findthe full list of candidates here., external
This afternoon will see sunny intervals, along with a scattering of showers. A few of the showers could be heavy with the chance of hail and the odd rumble of thunder.
Maximum Temperature: 8 to 11C (46 to 52F).
A Cumbrian town will be turned into a film set next month.
For three days the Market Square and other parts of Kirkby Lonsdale will be used to shoot The Voyage of Dr Doolittle, a family adventure set in 1840.
Most businesses will stay open and instead of parking in the Market Place, shoppers will be able to park at Devil's Bridge nearby where a shuttle bus will take them into the town centre.
A cyclist is in hospital after a crash on London Road in Carlisle.
The 22-year-old, from the city, was taken to the Cumberland Infirmary with head and chest injuries and also a broken collar bone.
A 25-year-old van driver, also from Carlisle, wasn't injured. It happened at 18:30 last night.
The organisers of the London Marathon are calling for people to join the thousands of people who have pledged to "finish" the London Marathon in honour of Cumbrian MasterChef contestant Matt Campbell who died 3.7 miles short of the finish.
More than £140,000 has so far been donated to the Brathay Trust. - the charity the 29-year-old was running for.
His fundraising page has now reached more than £142,000 after thousands of people donated.
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The number of people in South Cumbria who are paid the lowest possible legal wage is being investigated today.
The Low Pay Commission, which advises the government, will look into the situation in Kendal over the next two days.
In South Lakeland more than 12% of workers, almost double the national average, are paid at the legal minimum rates.
Cumbria Chamber of Commerce, which represents many of the county's businesses, has warned that some of them could cease trading if the National Minimum Wage set by the government continues to rise.
