there could be a temporary covering of snow across the moors, the cotswolds, the chilterns as well, andaybe a few flakes of snow mixed in with the rain across east anglia and south—east england first thing in the morning. now that will clear through. the skies will brighten. a sunny afternoon and many eastern areas will stay sunny throughout the afternoon. in the west, though, a few showers in the morning, maybe a few more in the afternoon, but not as many as we have seen through today, and whilst the winds will be lighter, it will still be a rather cool day across the country. temperatures sticking in single figures at around 4—7 or 8 degrees for the vast majority. maybe reaching 10 in the south—east corner. late in the day, more showers into the western scotland, and some gales here. hello this is bbc news with maxine croxall. the headlines... a patient in scotland tests positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of uk cases to 36. some british holidaymakers who were on lockdown at a tenerife hotel arrive at the airport to fly back to the uk this evening, after testing negativ

the cotswolds, the chilterns to my few full fla kes cotswolds, the chilterns to my few full flakes ofing as much, could turn ic, but the main ice risk is across from mid wheels to the north midlands northwards, temperatures at if not below freezing to my future is continue through the night, mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow coming out to start tomorrow, early rain and snow, sunshine comes out, showers and the west, and they will become a bit more abundant through the afternoon, but i'm actually coming out as many as we have seen through this week and, more of you will spend the day if not largely dry, completely dry, and temperatures at levels of around 6-10d, temperatures at levels of around 6—10d, where we should be for the time of year. bris will pick up a class scotland, and we will see the showers become a bit more longer—lasting pushing across scotland, northern ireland, northern england, could drop a bit of snow here, still the main bearing weather front across france, but may be close enough to devon and cornwall, producing wet weather on tuesday. elsewhere, more showers

may be a bit of snow by the end of the day in the hills of wales and perhaps the cotswolds.res will change very little. a lot of uncertainty about the details on wednesday. that low pressure and the rain could be further north, even into northern england. it should tend to push away overnight, and on thursday, the last of that wetter weather and the cold airare clearing of that wetter weather and the cold air are clearing away from the south—east of england, the cloud eventually breaking. elsewhere, sunshine at times, more showers coming in, most of them in western scotla nd coming in, most of them in western scotland and northern ireland, and they will be wintry over the hills. temperatures are still on the cool side, 7—9dc. at least the next week ahead looks an awful lot quieter. it is nowhere near as wet or as windy as it has been. it will be quite chilly, particularly at night, and their mates be —— there may be some frost around as well. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister warns that there may be more cases of coronavirus in the days and weeks ahead and ther

overnight will produce some longer spells of rain and mixed in amongst that, across the moors, the cotswoldshe rain spreading its way up in towards east anglia. away from that, there will be clearer skies and those showers around, and temperatures close to if not below freezing. this is where we are most likely to see a frost and some icy conditions to start your monday morning commute. a fair bit of sunshine for many, away from east anglia and the south—east where we have got that rain and perhaps a few flakes of wet snow mixed in first thing. that will gradually clear through to allow the sunshine to develop. only a few showers, western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england to begin with. rain, sleet, hailand snow, but more showers developing a bit more widely across western areas through the day. many, though, will spend the bulk of day dry and some eastern areas completely dry throughout. temperatures around 8—10 celsius, winds lighter, not as cold, perhaps, as we saw earlier in the weekend, but winds will pick up through monday night and into tuesday across scotland, norther

overnight will produce some longer spells of rain and mixed in amongst that, across the moors, the cotswolds to take us into tomorrow morning, the rain spreading its way up in towards east anglia. away from that, there will be clearer skies and those showers around, and temperatures close to if not below freezing. this is where we are most likely to see a frost and some icy conditions to start your monday morning commute. a fair bit of sunshine for many, away from east anglia and the south—east where we have got that rain and perhaps a few flakes of wet snow mixed in first thing. that will gradually clear through to allow the sunshine to develop. only a few showers, western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england to begin with. rain, sleet, hailand snow, but more showers developing a bit more widely across western areas through the day. many, though, will spend the bulk of day dry and some eastern areas completely dry throughout. temperatures around 8—10 celsius, winds lighter, not as cold, perhaps, as we saw earlier in the weekend, but winds will pick up through monday night and i

there could be a temporary covering of snow across the moors, the cotswolds, the chilterns as well, andngland first thing in the morning. now that will clear through. the skies will brighten. a sunny afternoon and many eastern areas will stay sunny throughout the afternoon. in the west, though, a few showers in the morning, maybe a few more in the afternoon, but not as many as we have seen through today, and whilst the winds will be lighter, it will still be a rather cool day across the country. temperatures sticking in single figures at around 4—7 or 8 degrees for the vast majority. maybe reaching 10 in the south—east corner. late in the day, more showers into the western scotland, and some gales here. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines. another 12 people in the uk test positive for coronavirus — bringing the total number of cases in the country to 35. the prime minister has been visiting public health england the coronavirus is of concern, it is a novel illness. but it is something that this country amply has the resources to deal with. we

overnight will produce some longer spells of rain and mixed in amongst that, across the moors, the cotswoldssee some wet snow, even a temporary covering to take us into tomorrow morning, the rain spreading its way up in towards east anglia. away from that, there will be clearer skies and those showers around, and temperatures close to if not below freezing. this is where we are most likely to see a frost and some icy conditions to start your monday morning commute. a fair bit of sunshine for many, away from east anglia and the south—east where we have got that rain and perhaps a few flakes of wet snow mixed in first thing. that will gradually clear through to allow the sunshine to develop. only a few showers, western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england to begin with. rain, sleet, hailand snow, but more showers developing a bit more widely across western areas through the day. many, though, will spend the bulk of the day dry and some eastern areas completely dry throughout. temperatures around 8—10 celsius, winds lighter, not as cold, perhaps, as we saw earlier in the weekend, b

they did helicopter tours over the cotswolds residence. didn't happen at my 21st!n and did a big round of interviews ahead of the budget on wednesday and i can't stress enough how extraordinary the circumstances are around this, he is 3.5 weeks into the job, he can't really plan around the job, he can't really plan around the economy because we don't know the economy because we don't know the impact of the coronavirus. there's been a drip saidov bits of information, the latest of which todayis information, the latest of which today is a £5 billion pledged to equal out broadband across the country and promises to reduce homelessness —— a drip and drab of information. promises on fly tipping and flood defences but the big infrastructure projects and levelling up the country, he shied away from giving details on, including some of the manifesto pledges and it will be interesting to what emerges over the next 24 hours. interesting to him on andrew marr yesterday saying he can't answer the questions! but he kept his cool. it will be really interesting to.|j didn't know