this is the scene at inverness war memorial, where ve day commemorations continue.other news, there's to be limited easing of lockdown restrictions in wales with people able to exercise more than once a day and garden centres re—opening. let's take you straight to inverness war memorial where ve day commemorations continue. let us hear a little of this life. bagpipes play. just one of the many celebrations and commemorations up and down the country. a two—minute silence has been held across the united kingdom to commemorate the 75th anniversary of ve day. events are taking place all day, but public gatherings have been cancelled as the country remains in lockdown because of coronavirus. victory in europe day marks the day in 1945 when britain and its allies accepted the unconditional surrender of nazi germany, bringing the war in europe to an end. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall led the silence from balmoral, and the queen will address the nation this evening. our first report is from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. in the streets largely

inverness, you can go about your day ina inverness, you can go about your day in a slightly more normalwas necessary and if we judged that that was practically deliverable than i've never ruled that out but we are not at that stage at this point. in terms of, again, forgive me, i've not seenjon terms of, again, forgive me, i've not seen jon ashworth's terms of, again, forgive me, i've not seenjon ashworth's comments. but i also think it's really important we don't get ahead of ourselves here. i think what you will see for the next few days is minor differences between the different countries of the uk, in terms of what the detail of the loch town restrictions are. not heading for a situation where scotland is in lockdown and england is not. if we ever got to that stage, and i don't anticipate we will get to that stage, then clearly you have more fundamental issues to issues to try to resolve. but let's not overstate the degree of detailed differences we are likely to be looking at. what we are likely to be looking at. what we are likely to be looking at. what we are talking at here is t

but with some shelter in inverness, more like 25 degrees. across western counties, county tyrone, county fermanagh. the east coast of england on the cool side, exposed to that breeze. but further west, the midlands, wales, north—west england towards the west country as well, some spots will get up to 26 or 27 degrees. strong sunshine with high uv levels and high pollen levels for most as well. through tonight, we keep clear skies overhead except for this lump of low cloud and fog which i think is likely to work into some coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures between seven and 13 degrees for most. tomorrow, we could start off with some mist and murk for some of these eastern coasts. it should tend to retreat back out to sea as the day wears on. and then we see patchy cloud and sunny spells, but just a very small chance of an afternoon shower across scotland and northern ireland. those temperatures again at 19 to 25 degrees across most parts of the uk. things do start to change as we move out of monday and into tuesda

so aberdeen, 18 degrees, not bad for this time of year, but with some shelter in inverness, more likecounties — county tyrone, county fermanagh. the east coast of england on the cool side, exposed to that breeze. but come further west, through the midlands, wales, north—west england, towards the west country as well, some spots will get up to 26 or 27. strong sunshine with high uv levels and high pollen levels for most as well. through tonight, we keep clear skies overhead, except for this lump of low cloud and fog, which i think is likely to work into some coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures between 7 and 13 degrees for most. tomorrow we could start off with some mist and murk for some of these eastern coasts. should tend to retreat back out to sea as the day wears on. then we see patchy cloud and sunny spells, but just the very small chance of an afternoon shower across scotland or northern ireland. those temperatures again, 19 to 25 degrees across most parts of the uk. things do start to change as we move out of monday into tuesday. this frontal system s

aberdeen, 18 degrees, not bad for this time of year, but with some shelter in inverness, more like 25d will be across western counties and the east coast of england on the cool side, exposed to those breezes, but come to the west, some spots will get up to 26 or 27 degrees. strong sunshine with high uv levels and high pollen levels for most. through tonight, clear skies overhead except for this lump of low cloud and fog which i think it is likely to work into some coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures at between seven and 13 degrees for most. tomorrow, we could start with some mist and tomorrow, we could start with some mistand murk tomorrow, we could start with some mist and murk for these eastern coasts but it tend to retreat as the day goes on and then patchy cloud and sunny spells butjust day goes on and then patchy cloud and sunny spells but just the day goes on and then patchy cloud and sunny spells butjust the small chance of a afternoon shower across scotla nd chance of a afternoon shower across scotland or northern ireland. this temperatures again at

but this is inverness at the moment, the warmest place across the country at the moment with 26.2 degrees. that is the warmest day of the year so that is the warmest day of the year so far in scotland but i suspect he will see high potentially up to 28 degrees a little later on in the afternoon somewhere across highlands. for many of us, this weekend is setting up to stay dry and sunny and very warm for all of us. and sunny and very warm for all of us. the satellite picture at the moment shows little in the way of cloud around, a little bit of seefeld in the northern isles, some high cloud across northern ireland. the breeze is coming in off the north sea and so a chilly sauce and so on north sea and so a chilly sauce and so on the exposed east coasts, it's noticeably cooler. we could see high values of 28 degrees, 82 fahrenheit, across parts of north—west scotland. mid 20s in the sheltered areas. along the east coast, likely to see for the rest of the afternoon 20 or 21 degrees. that is not bad, 70 fahrenheit that you need to factor in the breeze. whatever your thermometer is suggesting,

we can see that any temperatures, 16 degrees in aberdeen, 24 in inverness. sea coast of england, 15 they're in scarborough, come further west and it is 25—26, likely. the temperature has no bearing on the strength of the sun. whether it is cool or very warm you are, high uv levels across most parts of the uk. 0vernight, clear and starry skies although there could be some lumps of low cloud and fog that roll inland from the north sea. 0vernight temperatures generally between eight — 13 degrees. into tomorrow, plenty of sunshine to be had. most of the early fog clear, could keep some murky conditions for some north sea coast, a chance tomorrow for some patchy fair weather cloud. highest temperatures in the western side of the uk, 23 in glasgow, 26 in cardiff. some are likely to get to 27 degrees. into next week things start to change. high pressure close by but this frontal system will push on from the north, bringing some rain. also the chance of some showers and thunderstorms to drift up showers and thunderstorms to drift up from the near continent. an incre

available through the drive—in centres at aberdeen, edinburgh and glasgow airports and at perth and inverness mobile testing units based across the country which move around every five days or so. tests at drive—in centres have only been made available to over 65s, key workers, to people in vital infrastructure services, and for anybody who needs to work and cannot work from home. tests have also been available to household members of these groups. this further expansion that we are announcing today will ensure that anyone with symptoms will be able to find out if they have the virus and will therefore be able to know whether or not they should be isolating. tests can be booked online. priority will be given to those who are key workers and these can be secured through booking. if you book a test you will be allocated to the centre closest to your own postcode. i know that for some people this will involve travelling quite a distance. we are currently working with the military to try and make mobile testing units as available as possible. i want to stress this point, that for nhs and social c

with shelter in inverness, more like 25 degrees.ll be found here. east coast of england on the call side, exposed to that breeze, but on the midlands and west country, some spots will get up to 26 degrees. strong sunshine with high you the levels and pollen levels. clear skies overhead tonight except for this bit of fog which is likely to work into some coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures between seven and i3 england. temperatures between seven and 13 degrees for most. we might start off with some list tomorrow. should tend to retreat as day goes on. just a very small chance of an afternoon shower across scotland or northern ireland. those temperatures again at19 to northern ireland. those temperatures again at 19 to 25 degrees across most parts of the uk. things change as we head into tuesday. the frontal system starts to sink in across scotla nd system starts to sink in across scotland bringing outbreaks of rain southwards. that could turn fairly heavy for a time, and behind it to the north of it, notic

perth, aberdeen and inverness are also options. the whole thing is an absolute disgrace.cock's tests, and i would really like to know what the hell they are playing at. so you didn't have a return envelope, but i suppose that could have been a mistake in your case, you don't know how prevalent this is with other people being sent testing? looking on social media last night and this morning, it looks like i'm certainly not the only one. the speed with which i was told to just dump it, only one. the speed with which i was told tojust dump it, if it had only one. the speed with which i was told to just dump it, if it had just been one, i would think someone would have had to call a line manager to say, what do we do? do we send a return envelope? i am not an isolated case. there are quite a few hundred if not thousand of us who have been tested, according to mr hancock, but in fact the bin has got the test. i suppose what the government, what matt hancock might say having heard your story is, sorry, but there has been a very, very quick ramping up testing capacity in this co

we see that an attempt is. 16 degrees in aberdeen this afternoon. 24 in inverness.rts of northern and western scotland will be very warm indeed. western counties of northern ireland up to 2324 degrees. again, some of these north sea coast of england. 15 in for example but come further west and its 2526 degrees. remember, the temperature has no bearing on the strength of the sun is weather it called a very warm where you are, high uv called a very warm where you are, high uv levels across most parts of the uk. rates and chanted the seedling and overnight clear skies that they could be some lumps of low cloud and fog that rolled inland from the north sea. overnight temperature is generally between eight and 13 degrees. and then into tomorrow again, plenty of sunshine tomorrow again, plenty of sunshine to be had in most of the early fog will clear. we could just keep some murky conditions for some north sea coast and i think there is a greater chance tomorrow seem a little bit patchy, fair weather cloud developing was a bystanderjust once again in the western side of t

so aberdeen, 18 degrees, not bad for this time of year, but with some shelter in inverness, more likestern counties — county tyrone, county fermanagh. the east coast of england on the cool side, exposed to that breeze. but come further west, through the midlands, wales, north—west england, towards the west country as well, some spots will get up to 26 or 27. strong sunshine with high uv levels and high pollen levels for most as well. through tonight, we keep clear skies overhead, except for this lump of low cloud and fog, which i think is likely to work into some coasts of eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures between 7 and 13 degrees for most. tomorrow we could start off with some mist and murk for some of these eastern coasts. should tend to retreat back out to sea as the day wears on. then we see patchy cloud and sunny spells, but just the very small chance of an afternoon shower across scotland or northern ireland. those temperatures again, 19 to 25 degrees across most parts of the uk. things do start to change as we move out of monday into tuesday. this frontal sy

come inland, 24 for inverness and glasgow. 23 or 24. down east coast of england a little on the cool side. further west temperatures widely up to 25-26. as west temperatures widely up to 25—26. as we had through this evening and tonight it will stay fine and dry. late sunshine to end the day as well. strong sunshine of course. the uv levels for this afternoon. looking at the forecast through tonight, clear and starry skies for the most part. again one or two mister fog patches around here and there and a relatively mild night for most, temperature 7—13. a quick look at the forecast for tomorrow, more of the same. more dry weather, more spells of sunshine, and the temperatures up into the 20s. back to you. thanks very much. we'll be back with a summary of the news at 6:30. now it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, running up the best movies now available for viewing in the home. the most high—profile release of the week is the inode, a musical drama that clearly wants to be a

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if you're spending the day close to the north sea coast, 70 degrees in aberdeen but 25 in inverness. to see areas of low and fog across some coasts of eastern scotland and eastern england. not a particularly chilly night. tomorrow, spot the difference. some long spells of sunshine and another long day with temperatures widely into the 20s. change is coming in the weather this week. but the garden needs a bit of rain. and we will talk about advice about using water later on. primary schools re—open in england tomorrow for the first time since march. children in nurseries, early years, and reception classes are allowed to go back along with years one and six — but it's not mandatory to attend. the government wants all primary school children back in class before the summer holidays, but school governors want them to drop that plan because they say it's putting pressure on schools and creating uncertainty for parents. here's our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. schools in england have been getting ready, making it safe to take more children. some will start opening tomorrow. school

inverness and point raise area, we shift south over half moon bay. and pacific up. a little early there. to santa cruz is a partly center sunny one. high clouds over the bay area. a soft sunlight at times this afternoon. that will continue. the clouds are way ahead of the system that will cool is back into the weekend. here's a look at the wind belt. oakland 18 miles per hour coming in the northwest. nevada coming in from the north. changes coming in our way. low clouds. partly cloudy to mostly clear for the afternoon. it temperatures tomorrow morning. upper 40s to upper 50s so relatively mild start for many. chilly inland. by the afternoon we will see the big change in temperature. upper 60s in san francisco. low to mid 70s around the bay. 80s expected in areas that have 90s at this time. cool down will continue even a chance of rain for the forecast. the extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. >>> looking forward to that very much. thank you rosemary as we approach mother's day weekend, special kudos to the women we call heroes. today we are honoring not

it is really hard to build thes businesses back, they found tha inver ferguson and baltimore an now theywill find it in minnesota pride gentleman, so glad we had both of you want tonight to give us some perspective with all of your experience. demonstrators have taken to the streets in brooklyn. we just learned some shocking details. alex hogan is on the scene now in brooklyn with the latest. >> we are in manhattan, but we have cameras around the city, this is where some of the protest started. in brooklyn we are seeing big changes there, far more police officers in the area than we were seeing earlier on in the day. we were seeing just a couple hundred people and now it's growing into masses. they are walking around. a lot of people are angry and some of that anger translating to larger energies that were seeing in some of these crowds, so much so that police even had to bring in i have bus to put more people onto those buses periods they are also calling a level four mobilization. basically that means that calling in, any law enforcement in the surrounding area for a backup. a level fi

looks like a weather front will bring some rain into the far north of scotland for the likes of invernesse the most likely outcome in terms of our forecast with just a chance though that low pressure may come more strongly into play later on in the period bringing some wet weather into the far north west but will have higher temperatures as that high sticks around on into the following week and a much warmer picture across the board so we could be looking at a quite widely the following week at temperatures in the high teens to the low 20s and certainly it looks like there will still be a lot of dry weather around. and the obvious question mark is that risk of the rain into the north west at the moment. and as ever, we will keep you regularly updated. tonight at ten, the emergency scheme to save millions ofjobs by paying people's salaries will be extended until the end of october. but as many firms and businesses stay closed, the reality is that thousands ofjobs have already been lost. there are already many staff that are furloughed whose jobs actually no longer exist and that is very sa

commend the nhs what they are doing, but the harsh reality is, our nearest acute hospital is in inverness but when it comes to intensive care, it means a journey over a long distance for people who are already pretty critically and well. so these are challenging times for us. these are close—knit communities, and i certainly know a lot of the residents and a lot of the staff, and there is a fantastic community resilience on this island, a support network, and everyone now has to show their responsibilities if they are seeing symptoms of this. they need to make sure they are tested, that we can isolate them and trace those they have been in contact with. let's make sure we get on top of this. but my message to everyone is, this is going to be with us for a considerable period of time, and when i hear all the talk about making sure we can get back to work and unravel the lockdown measures, i would say something to everybody: think very carefully about this virus that respects no barriers and will take its opportunity to do its worst on the population unless we are vigilant against what it c

center was in a 52 after being 51, rain mendocino county, lake county, also moving in from the bay to inverness, san anselm russian river. the systems on its way but it will be here until late saturday early sunday. which allows us to get two days of a break starting tomorrow. today 60s and 70s. let's see, i think there is some good news out there. a little better on the situations? >> were we to talk about that, we're going to look at some of these other commutes. the good news part comes from the 680 drive-through concord into pleasantville and creek. you will see that traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through. we do have an update on that situation in southern san jose. on 85, we have five pictures of that. this is the scene on 85 southbound where four people were killed in that overnight crash on 85. southbound traffic is diverted, elissa harrington tells us what they are saying about how this collision occurred. >> reporter: according to the chp this suv was packed with six people when the driver lost control and that vehicle flipped several times. >> the driver of the vehic

dry weather, we could just see a weather front bothering the far north of scotland, some rain for invernessancellor says he's backing britain's workers — the scheme is supporting more than seven million people. this is a plan that will allow businesses to open, have that certainty, have all that extra support and get as many people back to the jobs that they love. but what about those businesses — like this holiday park — that are teetering on the edge after making no money at all since the lockdown? there are already many staff that are furlougheded whose job is no longer exist, and that is very sad, but it is also very real.

there is another stretch into the north bay where we have bodega bay, inverness point, all in and outeckles there. east today, and the north bay, in and out of a little light rain, right now it looks like it is primarily over the higher elevations. here's a look at what is going on for saturday. we stopped at noontime. you can notice that we are seeing moisture out there. it looks like it is over the higher elevations but all of us will see an opportunity for a pop up shower, maybe thunder and lightning. a brief downpour getting into the afternoon, it will begin to shift out. it is over the foothills and into the tahoe area. sunday morning we wake up with low clouds. take a look at what happens as we get into the afternoon. we break away from the low clouds. mid-and high-level clouds want to sweep across the bay area. this could change but we should have a cloudy afternoon on sunday with filtered sunshine, it will be a beautiful day. as far as rainfall amounts go, we don't expect much out of the system. anywhere from a 10th of an inch or less, in case you encounter a thunderstorm and