friday and saturday you can see all the rain very widespread heavy at times as welcome to the bay of biscay into the southern areas of france as we go through friday and also some heavy rain through areas a poem of course again remember this is suffering from an intense drought that rain hopefully is welcome still pretty warm across the southeast book arrests in athens both enjoying a high there 25 degrees celsius by saturday the rain still very much in the forecast which is really not on the low across the east but elsewhere we have got time which is close that to the average again that rain coming in through the bay of biscay an issue be a dry day generate cool small southern and central areas of the u.k. all the while warming up across much of the portugal and spain for the 1st time in really quite a long time we've got mostly clear conditions across much of northern africa and so this will be up to $26.00. going to play 9 people have been killed to be we in the united states probably ties the old public on from. saudi arabia. differently saudis other arabs when they came to britain to b

if we cast our eye down towards the south—west, towards the bay of biscay, a developing area of low pressureay bring a few showers to the south—west but most other places looking dry, and after a chilly start to the week, temperatures gradually rising so highs up to about 21 degrees by thursday. that is it for now. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of people who've died from coronavirus in uk hospitals, passes 10,000, as the country enters its fourth week of lockdown. the nhs has saved my life, no question. boris johnson recuperates at his country residence chequers, after praising nhs staff. he singled out two nurses, jenny mcgee from new zealand and luis pitarma from portugal, for caring for him at his bedside at the most critical time. china reports the highest daily rise in coronavirus cases in more than five weeks, most of them imported from overseas.

friday and saturday you can see all the rain very widespread heavy at times as welcome to the bay of biscay into the southern areas of france as a go through friday and also some heavy rain through areas a poem of course again remember this is some west suffering from an intense drought that rain hopefully is welcome still pretty warm across the southeast book arrests in athens both enjoying a high there 25 degrees celsius by saturday the rain still very much in the forecast which is really not on the low across the east. but elsewhere we have call time which is closer to the average again that rain coming in through the bay of biscay and they should be a dry day generate all small southern and central areas of the u.k. all the while warming up across much of the portugal and spain for the 1st time in really quite a long time we've got most of the conditions across much of northern africa and so it's warming up is it 26. the time had come for the p.l.o. to seek a new and peaceful solution. pursuing a path of diplomacy but what was to turn their agreed withdrawal from lebanon into one of the

rain—bearing clouds you can see here just to the west of spain and portugal, moving across the bay of biscayof low pressure and that low pressure is going to send weather fronts in our direction and it'll bring much needed rain, not an awful lot of rain, but at least some. to the far north of the country, it's a different story. high pressure is in charge of the weather across scotland, so here we're not going to see much rainfall at all. so this is the forecast from friday morning onwards. you can see it's not a huge area of rainfall but it is much—needed rain and it's moving across some southern parts of the uk and into wales and certainly by around the middle of the afternoon, we could get some rain in the midlands. now the temperatures on friday — typically around the low teens and still fairly chilly on the north sea coast of england and also eastern scotland perhaps not even making double figures, around 9 degrees there in newcastle and aberdeen. let's have a look at that rain again. so here it is. in some places no more than a couple of hours' worth of rainfall. moving into the midlan

rain—bearing clouds you can see here just to the west of spain and portugal, moving across the bay of biscay pressure is going to send weather fronts in our direction and it'll bring much needed rain, not an awful lot of rain, but at least some. to the far north of the country, it's a different story. high pressure is in charge of the weather across scotland, so here we're not going to see much rainfall at all. so this is the forecast from friday morning onwards. you can see it's not a huge area of rainfall but it is much—needed rain and it's moving across some southern parts of the uk and into wales and certainly by around the middle of the afternoon, we could get some rain in the midlands. now the temperatures on friday — typically around the low teens and still fairly chilly on the north sea coast of england and also eastern scotland perhaps not even making double figures, around 9 degrees there in newcastle and aberdeen. let's have a look at that rain again. so here it is. in some places no more than a couple of hours' worth of rainfall. moving into the midlands through the course of fri

the rain clouds are moving across the bay of biscay and france, just about entering the channel now,nd this evening it will progressively turn cloudy, and then overnight, wetter across southern counties. it is what we would describe as a slow—moving area of rain, so that means once it arrives it will probably be raining on top of you for a considerable amount of time, so for a considerable amount of time, so for some of the towns and cities in the south, it may actually be wet through most of the morning, afternoon and possibly even into the evening. a decent spell of rain, could be around 20, 25 millimetres in some places. notice that by the middle of the afternoon, the rain stops just south of yorkshire, so that means most of the day in the north there will be sunshine, around 13 celsius for example in glasgow. tuesday evening, that weather front moves away, and the next one moves m, moves away, and the next one moves in, quitea moves away, and the next one moves in, quite a substantial area of wet weather, but the difference with this low pressure and its weather front is that it

if we cast our eye down towards the south—west, towards the bay of biscay, a developing area of low pressureost other places looking dry, and after a chilly start to the week, temperatures gradually rising so highs up to about 21 degrees by thursday. that is it for now. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of people who've died from coronavirus in uk hospitals, passes 10,000, as the country enters its fourth week of lockdown. the nhs has saved my life, no question. britain's prime minister boris johnson recuperates at his country residence chequers, after praising health service staff he singled out two nurses — jenny mcgee from new zealand and luis pitarma from portugal — for caring for him at his bedside at the most critical time. china reports the highest daily rise in coronavirus cases in more than five weeks — most of them imported from overseas.

this big long line of cloud which extends right the way from the black sea or all the way to the bay of biscay and beneath that rain bearing cloud with saint's a big downpours in spain yet the rain is spain doesn't only fall on the plate in barcelona $81.00 millimeters of rain here in the last 24 hours the average for the entire month of april 40 millimeters so twice the monthly average rainfall it will improve as we go on through the next couple of days i am pleased to say but we have got these very active areas of low pressure just swirling away in that western side of the mediterranean big downpours as a result of this very disturbed weather further north it's warm sunshine for many of the warm oranges and reds you see on the chart and see temperatures in berlin of around 19 celsius should be about 13 at this time of the a paris getting up to 24 should be about 15 degrees here as we go on into thursday that heat does transfer a little further eastward so you see temperatures picking up 22 in berlin 19 celsius there in vienna and it topples a little further still as we go on into friday but

and then, on the bay of biscay, guarding, trying to sink some of the u—boats coming in, in france. cruisers, tankers, troop ships, set up cruisers, tankers, troop ships, set up by cruisers, tankers, troop ships, set up by ships —— supply ships. and we set off for the invasion ofjapan. and as we passed okinawa, we got involved in the kamikaze pilots who we re involved in the kamikaze pilots who were coming down and attacking our aircraft. it was quite a battle ken, iwant aircraft. it was quite a battle ken, i want to ask you, what inspired you, what an incredible career you had, what inspired you to sign up in the first place? well, i left school at 13, and i got a job as well, i left school at 13, and i got ajob as an well, i left school at 13, and i got a job as an errand boy in a shop. and it was a shop that provided farmers with their cattle food. so, ona farmers with their cattle food. so, on a wednesday, market day, the farmers would come in to sell their cattle, and would come into our shop and pay for their supplies of food, and pay for their supplies of food, and order the

cold front was cooler air behind it, moving into thursday, a new weather front coming up from the bay of biscayuth east back ten in aberdeen. you're watching breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. the coronavirus outbreak is already having a major impact on businesses and jobs in the uk. in the last four weeks the government has received 1.4 million claims for universal credit, that's an eight—fold increase on normal times. let's speak now to the work and pensions secretary, therese coffey. shejoins us live she joins us live from suffolk. thank you for your time this morning. can we talk about your area of expertise to start with, employment? the latest figures showing the number of people applying for universal credit has risen tenfold. how is the system dealing with what is unprecedented demand at the moment? our it systems have stood up to the challenge, we have stood up to the challenge, we have been working daily since the start of this to make sure we can build the capacity but we have also directed a lot of civil servants to make sure we can process claims so that people can get t

low pressure developing down towards the bay of biscay, elsewhere, high pressure still holding on. ens and possibly the low 20s by the time we get to thursday. still a little bit cooler when you have the cloud across the northern parts of scotland. a mixed picture but don‘t forget, whatever the weather, it does not change the rules on social distancing and staying at home wherever you can. stay with us, headlights coming up next. —— headlines. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and louise minchin. it's 6:28. we‘ll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning, have you become more aware of birds and other wildlife? we‘ll find out how spotting and listening to nature can be good for your spirits. we‘ll hearfrom one mum and her son who has autism, about how more time spent together at home has helped his condition and brought them closer as a family. the green goddess lifts our spirits with another work—out, showing us how she remains fit and healthy during lockdown. the uk is facing its fourth week in lockdown, with the government set