it is weakening but it will bring more cloud on sunday to south—west england and south wales, some ofor a while. any rain and drizzle will tend to peter out. there will be some sunshine elsewhere and some showers breaking out across the northern half of the uk. eventually through the midlands towards east anglia as well, and those showers could be heavy and thundery. temperatures on the whole a little bit lower on sunday but still making 18 degrees in the south—east of england where it should be dry and bright. but quite a few showers continuing into the evening further north. and again, they could be rather heavy too. the weather front that's in the south—west weakening as we move into monday, high—pressure starting to build down from the north—west across the uk. but we are still left with some cloud and some of the showers left across eastern parts of england, especially in yorkshire, lincolnshire and into east anglia. those become fewer during the afternoon and many places will be dry with some sunshine. it is continuing to cool off a little bit, except in the south—west of englan

heavy rain in the south—west of england, and here and the south—west of wales, easterly winds could gustall areas, the rain heads along the south coast towards sussex northwards into south wales and then becomes lighter and more patchy in the afternoon. away from here, likely to be dry with lots of sunshine around but the air is a bit cooler. through the early hours, and as we head into tuesday morning, it's a wet start in the south—west of england, some heavier rain, some strong and gusty easterly winds across devon and cornwall, the isles of scilly on the south—west of wales. gusts of 50, even 55mph. those winds will ease down later on in the morning and through theafternoon, but the rain will edge eastwards along the south coast of sussex, northwards into south wales and then become lighter and more patchy in the afternoon. elsewhere, it's likely to be dry, lots of sunshine around. a bit of a keen breeze to start with across england and wales, perhaps northern ireland. the winds will ease down and the highest temperatures will be across western scotland and north—west england, but coo

there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in acrossemperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few showers. for england and wales, probably dry, and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for the time of year. cold enough even for some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. stuck in reverse — uk car sales fall to a record low in april — dropping 97% — the rest of europe show a similar trend. and contact tracing as a weapon against the coronavirus — we evaluate the pros and cons as the uk government is the latest to launch an app. hello and welcome. let's bring you right up to speed now on the latest business stories. and we'

the best of any sunshine across parts of northern ireland, wales and south—west england, too.egrees in the warmer spots. at many others, typically only around nine or 11 degrees. certainly below par for this stage in may. as we move through monday night and on into tuesday, high pressure still with us, setting out to the north—west of the uk. but we've still got the wind rotating around that area of high pressure. so, still coming in from a northerly direction during the day on tuesday. another cold, frosty start for some of us. we will lose that biting, chilly wind across the east coast. still a bit of a winter chill temperatures perhaps not as chilly as monday. many of us are back in double figures, about ten or 14 degrees for most of us. a little bit colder across the north of scotland, where you could see one of two showers. as we move through into the middle of the week, we still have high pressure very much in charge of our weather. so, a largely dry, settled theme as we head into wednesday. again, one or two showers across the far north of scotland. a bit more cloud onc

brings in a spell of heavy rain here and particularly towards south—west england.g to sit before it fizzles out later on tuesday and just about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—western parts of england and south wales on tuesday. drier, though, on wednesday, and throughout the week for much of scotland and northern ireland it is looking dry with a mixture of cloud and sunshine. but where you are starting the week with a bit of rain, from mid week on it is looking mainly dry. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted — including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease its strict lockdown rules — adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus — a decision on the exact number will be made by the end of the month. the uk

weather warning for the south—west, gusts of 35 miles per.and the channel islands. further north, daytime showers wealthy, dry through the night with dry spells. further north, especially scotland, winds will be light and it is very chilly in the morning. it could dip below freezing, much milder in the site where we have brisk when bringing outbreaks of rain through the morning. some heavy rain across south wales, south—west england but that frontal system is running into a block of high pressure so you can see how our rain band makes little progress northwards on tuesday and it will tend to break and weaken as the david soren. from north wales, east anglia and northwards it should be dry with sunshine. highest temperatures in west wales, the westside of scotland with 17 or 18 degrees, chilly for the south—west of england and north sequels. another frontal system on wednesday pushing in which will the odd shower, maybe western counties of northern ireland, by the easter woe betide with sunshine. temperatures nudging up towards 18, 19 or 20 de

there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in acrossemperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few more showers. for england and wales, probably dry and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for the time of year. cold enough even for some wintry showers. this is bbc news — the headlines: world leaders have pledged $8 billion to fund research into vaccines and treatments for coronavirus — their statement says a common threat to humanity requires a concerted response. china and the united states did not take part. a0 countries and donors did join the online summit, hosted by the european union. a.5 million italians have returned to work after two months in lockdown. people are also allowe

south, the southwest weakens. high pressure builds down from the north—west. onday, may and easter england. especially across yorkshire and into east anglia. temperatures continuing to drop away, except across south wales and south—west england. it all changes again and the south—west on tuesday because pressure falls here, we will find us whether front arriving, higher pressure elsewhere means it will be dry. a band of rain will be affecting the south—west of england, west country, south wales, whence will be stronger across england, wales and northern ireland —— winds. in those wednesday temperatures will be lower, it will feel colder as well. they ease them from mid week on, the back of the rain in the south—west. many places will be dry and with some sunshine and temperatures will be rising again. good evening. ministers are studying proposals aimed at getting the economy restarted, including easing some measures of the lockdown. the prime minister will set out plans next week with the communities secretary today saying he appreciated the restrictive measur

but cool under the rain in the south—west, only 12 degrees here. to break up overnight and they will be cloud spelling around the top of the area of high pressure into shetland and 0rkney. but where we have the clearest guys in eastern scotland and the north—east of england there could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas. the cool air will be pushed away by the gentle, southerly breeze which will bring the warmth from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. just the chance of a shower in the far south—west and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland. so cooler here and otherwise a warmer day on wednesday and there is temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there will be more cloud for scotland and northern ireland and maybe a few more showers but for england and wales, probably dry and in the sunshine in the south—east,

but cool under the rain in the south—west, only 12 degrees here.tant to break up overnight, and they will be cloud sielling around the top of the area of high pressure into shetland and orkney. but where we have the clearer skies in eastern scotland and the north—east of england there could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas. the cooler air will be pushed away by the gentle, southerly breeze which will bring the warmth from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday, most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. just the chance of a shower in the far south—west and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland. so cooler here. otherwise a warmer day on wednesday and temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there will be more cloud for scotland and northern ireland and maybe a few more showers but for england and wales, probably dry and in the sunshine in the south—east, tem

as the high bills in from the south—west it will drag in this warmerair south—west it will drag in thisouth—west it will drag in this warmer airfrom the south—west it will drag in this warmer air from the south—west and from wednesday we could see temperatures peaking as high as 25 degrees. a reminder of our top story... teachers‘ unions are preparing to meet the government's scientific advisers, to demand assurances that it will be safe to allow more children to return to schools in england next month. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this good this afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... league one clubs have failed to reach an agreement on whether to end their season — after a meeting today. they'll discuss the subject again next week — with so much at stake for clubs facing relegation or promotion. league two sides have also been meeting today, we've yet to hear the outcome of their discussions. one of those clubs with a lot to lose is rotherham, who were in the second auto

, a slim chance of a shower and close toward south—west england may be west whales, most will have an into the high teens, a spew —— few spots in the 20s. look at the changes we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here but it happens to all of us, temperatures will ta ke to all of us, temperatures will take a significant drop, increasingly likely to tone colder from the north next weekend with frost and maybe wintry showers. this is bbc news. the headlines: the bbc has seen the first draft of the government's strategy to reopen the uk's workplaces. it indicates that businesses won't be required to maintain 2—metre distancing between employees. where social distancing is not possible, it says additional measures should be considered, including the use of protective equipment. the us secretary of state has said there's enormous evidence that the coronavirus pandemic originated in a laboratory in the chinese city of wuhan. however, mike pompeo gave no proof, and when challenged, said he had no reason to believe the virus was artificially made or genetically modified. russia

still some rain in south—west england fringing south wales, mayjust push in across parts of south—easts is going to get before easing, along with the strength of the wind. though still quite breezy and actually cool as well with temperatures in the mid—low teens in some spots, whereas elsewhere sunny spells, pleasant day, 17 in glasgow. onshore breeze along this north sea coast keeping it cooler compared with elsewhere. the weather system to the south—west dies a death overnight and into wednesday, as high—pressure reasserts its dominance, though. apart from the slim chance of a shower, the closer you are towards south—west england, maybe west wales, most places will have a fine wednesday, and the winds for the most part are light and temperatures are creeping upa bit. so getting quite widely now into the high teens, just a few spots in the low 20s, from cardiff and also into parts of north—west scotland. a few showers later in the week, but some warmth when the sun is out. but look at the change as we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here, but pretty much happens to al

some may push into south—west england, some uncertainty about that. south and south—west. pleasa nt rain in the south and south—west. pleasant in the sunny spells elsewhere. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. as the us virus death toll nears 70,000, donald trump says he's done a greatjob handling the pandemic. the british government starts to talk about ending the virus lockdown — but says it could be reimposed in different areas. that means that we can pause or even reintroduce those restrictions that might be required in order to deal with localised outbreaks. back to school in israel — but the country's lockdown is ending amid more political turmoil and corruption allegations. and, while sport is banned across the globe, how did taiwan's footballers manage a victory against the virus?

high does try to win out in the week, and it will eventually come about this system towards the south—westoss south wales and south—west england through tuesday and into wednesday. a distantly average if not cool temperature for the first part of the week with eight nagging easterly. it gets warm and dryfor eight nagging easterly. it gets warm and dry for wednesday. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week — another roller coaster of hopes and fears. lockdowns lifting in some parts of the globe and hopeful talk of vaccines and treatments but elsewhere infections still rising. and warnings that half the world's workers are at immediate risk of losing theirjobs. in fact, week by week the economic fallout of this pandemic looks worse. and everyone wrings their hands and says we need a global response. so where is it? my guests, on socially distanced screens, indianjournalist ashis ray and german commentator thomas kielinger. and here in the studio observing the two metre rule, the bbc‘s chief international correspondent lyse doucet. let's focus first on india, which

apart from a slim chance of a shower, the closer you are towards south—west england, maybe west wales just a few spots in the 20s, from cardiff and also parts of north—west scotland. look at the change as we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here but nothing much happens to all of us, temperatures will take a significant drop, increasingly likely to turn colder from the north next weekend with frost and maybe wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. as the us virus death toll nears 70,000, donald trump says he's done a greatjob handling the pandemic. the british government starts to talk about ending the virus lockdown — but says it could be reimposed in different areas. that means that we can pause or even reintroduce those restrictions that might be required in order to deal with localised outbreaks. celebrities and activists call on brazil's government to prevent a genocide against indigenous people from the coronavirus. and, football matches return to taiwan

heavy rain in the south—west of england, and here and the south—west of wales, easterly winds could gustst 50 or55 mph wales, easterly winds could gust 50 or 55 mph until mid—morning. then the winds ease down in all areas, the winds ease down in all areas, the rain heads along the south coast towards sussex northwards into south wales and then becomes lighter and more patchy in the afternoon. away from here, likely to be dry with lots of sunshine around but the air isa lots of sunshine around but the air is a bit cooler. probably the highest temperatures will be in western scotland and north—west england, but underneath the rain in the south—west, only around 12. drier, warmer and brighter here with sunshine on wednesday and the chance ofa sunshine on wednesday and the chance of a shower flirting with the far south—west. otherwise, dry with lots of sunshine and cooler and more cloudy in shetland and orkney. otherwise in the sunshine and lighter winds, temperatures up to around 20 or 21 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mik

brings in a spell of heavy rain here and particularly toward south—west england. and just about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—western parts of england and south—west wales on tuesday. drier, though, on wednesday, and throughout the week for much of scotland and northern ireland it is looking dry with a mixture of cloud and sunshine. but where you are starting the week with a bit of rain, from mid week on it is looking mainly dry. hello this is bbc news with james reynolds. the headlines: ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted — including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease its own strict lockdown rules — adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus — a decision on the exact number will be made by the end of the month. the uk government pledges more than £76 million to the most vulnerable i

south—west england.e uncertainty about exactly where it is going to sit before it fizzles out later on tuesday and just about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—western parts of england and south—west wales on tuesday. drier, though, on wednesday, and throughout the week for much of scotland and northern ireland it is looking dry with a mixture of cloud and sunshine. but where you are starting the week with a bit of rain, from mid week on it is looking mainly dry. hello, this is bbc news with james reynolds. the headlines. ministers in the uk look at proposals to get the economy restarted — including easing some measures of the lockdown. in spain, the country has begun to ease some of own strict lockdown rules — adults have been enjoying their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks. rolls—royce prepares to cut thousands ofjobs due to coronavirus — a decision on the exact number will be made b

and all the while a lot more cloud compared with today in south—west england and south wales, maybe someost in scotland tomorrow where you have the showers, especially in the north and east. they will continue on here into the evening. and we could well see as we get into sunday night a spell of rain across parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire which will gradually clear on monday, just leaving a few showers. whereas most places on monday will be dry, a mixture of cloud and some sunny spells around. the wind willjust start to pick up across parts of england and wales coming in from the east. that will cool things particularly across eastern counties. and as we get beyond monday to tuesday, that weather system towards the south—west brings new life and brings in a spell of heavy rain here and particularly towards south—west england. some uncertainty about exactly where it is going to sit before it fizzles out later on tuesday and just about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—we

brings in a spell of heavy rain here and particularly toward south—west england. about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—western parts of england and south—west wales on tuesday. drier, though, on wednesday, and throughout the week for much of scotland and northern ireland it is looking dry with a mixture of cloud and sunshine. but where you are starting the week with a bit of rain, from mid week on it is looking mainly dry.

west and north of the uk. some of those could be heavy and thundery. further southther around with some spells of sunshine. it could be misty in the western coastal areas with the old shower. some patchy rain into the north of scotland. whereas southern parts will get up to 25 degrees, it will start to feel cool in the far north of the uk. i cold their winds out over the weekend. the cold front will sink its way slowly southwards the base of us will be in the cold air, and hints of some wintry showers, particularly in the north and east. cool in the north by saturday, by sunday a dramatic drop in the temperatures for all of us. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: more than 30,000 people in the uk have now died from coronavirus. the number of deaths in care homes continues to rise. criticism of the uk's initial coronavirus testing procedure from its own chief scientific adviser. i think if we'd managed to ramp testing capacity quicker it would have been beneficial. for all sorts of reasons, that didn't happen. virgin atlantic announces 3000 job cuts and

, low pressure lurks, so we'll have a north—east/south—west split to the weather. t the further north and east you go, the drier the weather stays. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: north korean state media report kim jong—un attending an official event — apparently quashing rumours of his ill—health. american authorities authorise the drug remdesivir as an emergency treatment for covid—i9. and — the british government claims success in coronavirus testing — but the opposition questions the numbers. and — britain's farmers fear the consequences of a labour shortage — as european workers stay away and not enough britons step in.

that rain very heavy, possibly thundery, for the south—west and the western side of wales wind gust of55mph. it could be disruptive, say to the west of dartmoor, the far west of cornwall and the isles of scilly as well, so that very windy and wet weather confined to the far south—west tonight, elsewhere any daytime showers fade. it is dry with clear spells and where the winds stay lightest, temperatures for some will get down to freezing or below, so will get down to freezing or below, $03 will get down to freezing or below, so a touch of frost. tomorrow we start off with this band of rain, this weather front down to the south—west, but it is running into a block of high pressure, so it is not going to make much progress northwards. it affects the south—west and the south coast, into southern half of wales but not much further north. for many more it will bea further north. for many more it will be a fine day with long spells of sunshine and everyone where we have the rain, it will tend to peter out. but stuck under the cloud and rain, 12 degree, cool for north sea coast, parts of west

there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in acrosson wednesday. those temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few more showers. for england and wales, probably dry and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for the time of year. cold enough even for some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mike embley. $8 billion to help find a vaccine — world leaders club together on a coronavirus e—conference. the divide deepens in us—china relations as president trump continues to blame beijing for the outbreak. loved ones meet for the first time in weeks as italy tentatively lifts its social restrictions. tributes are paid t

there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in acrosstures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few showers. for england and wales, probably dry, and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for the time of year. cold enough even for some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. putting the tech to the test — trials begin in the uk of a contact tracing app which could help ease the lockdown. world leaders have a whip—round on webcam, pledging $8 billion to find a covid—i9 vaccine. high schools and hairdressers re—open as iceland's lockdown begins to thaw. the struggle to shoot films while social distancing — why the

remember the low to the south—west?ight, patchy rain for devon, cornwall and the isles of scilly. for most, though, a quiet night with clear spells and chilli in northern regions of scotland. on sunday, very similar to today with showers in northern scotland once again. a bit more cloud first thing in southern england and that will thicken considerably through the day and here's the biggest difference in contrast to today, sunday afternoon will bring more widespread showers across scotland and many parts of england, especially away from the south, and consequently it could be a bit cooler. but the trend for next week is for the high to push down from the north, bringing quite a bit of dry weather for many, but still towards the south—west, always the threat of rain trying to move its way in and that battle between the high and low will be our story that plays out in the week ahead. monday looks largely dry on the whole, nothing too remarkable in terms of temperatures. tuesday has the chance of rain coming in in southern

the best of the warmth towards the south—west, where we will see longer spells of sunshine. in relatively chilly arctic air on thursday but the blue weakens. friday is a bit of a hotspot to the south of the uk but then the high tips into the atlantic air by the weekend and that will warm us up. thursday not looking too bad on the face of it, the windows later, the best of the sunshine thirsting. apply building through the day, temperatures around iii on the north sea coast, perhaps 15 in the south—west where we will get the best of the sunshine into the afternoon. friday starts with quite afternoon. friday starts with quite a lot of sunshine, cloud builds through the day, some showers to the far north of scotland that day on the north sea coast, perhaps 15 in the north sea coast, perhaps 15 in the south—west where we will get the best of the sunshine into the afternoon. friday starts with quite afternoon. friday starts with quite a lot of sunshine, cloud builds through the day, some showers to the far north of scotland that day on tape, temperatures are nudging up little by l

apart from a slim chance of a shower, the closer you are towards south—west england, maybe west wales creeping upa bit. getting quite widely now into the high teens, just a few spots in the low 20s, from cardiff and also into parts of north—west scotland. a few showers later in the week, but some warmth when the sun is out. look at the change as we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here, but pretty much happens to all of us, temperatures will take a significant drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news, the headlines: donald trump has said he hopes the presidential election in november turns into a referendum on his response to the coronavirus pandemic, because he believes he's done a greatjob. in a televised town hall event, the president denied claims that he had failed to act quickly enough. the bbc has seen the first draft of the uk government's strategy to reopen workplaces. it indicates that businesses won't be required to maintain two metre distancing between employ

, low pressure lurks, so we'll have a north—east/south—west split to the weather. the further north and east you go, the drier the weather stays. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. american authorities authorise the drug remdesivir as an emergency treatment for covid—19. and, the british government claims success in coronavirus testing, but the opposition questions the numbers. north korean state media report kim jong—un attending an official event, apparently quashing rumours of his ill—health. the canadian government announces a plan to ban assault rifles, in the wake of last month's mass shooting.

all changes again in the south—west on tuesday. pressure falls here.ll be dry but a band of rain will be affecting south—west of england, the west country, south wales, perhaps in south—east of england. winds stronger across england, wales and northern ireland, not so much in scotla nd northern ireland, not so much in scotland when it will still be dry and quite sunny. in those winds, temperatures will be lower, it will feel colder as well. the winds do ease down from mid week onwards, we of the rain, many places will be dry and with some sunshine, temperatures will be rising again. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the government pledges £76 million to support victims of domestic abuse, vulnerable children and victims of modern—day slavery. blood plasma from people who've had covid—19 will be used in uk trials to see if it can help critically ill patients. adults in spain enjoy their first outdoor exercise in seven weeks, as the country eases its strict lockdown rules: and uk prime minister borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds name their b

still some rain in south—west england fringing south wales, mayjust push in across parts of south—eastis going to get before easing, along with the strength of the wind. though still quite breezy and actually cool as well with temperatures in the mid—low teens in some spots, whereas elsewhere sunny spells, pleasant day, 17 in glasgow. onshore breeze along this north sea coast keeping it cooler compared with elsewhere. the weather system to the south—west dies a death overnight and into wednesday, as high—pressure reasserts its dominance, though. apart from the slim chance of a shower, the closer you are towards south—west england, maybe west wales, most places will have a fine wednesday, and the winds for the most part are light and temperatures are creeping upa bit. so getting quite widely now into the high teens, just a few spots in the low 20s, from cardiff and also into parts of north—west scotland. a few showers later in the week, but some warmth when the sun is out. but look at the change as we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here, but pretty much happens to all

this weather front is sitting towards the south—west and will come into play of the for saturday, a lotcotland and north—east of england for the afternoon. quite a i think breeze along sea coast and will feel quite chilly here. temperatures in the mid teens, cool ever northern scotland. just 11—18. you can see the cloud trying to push towards the south—west of england through the afternoon. the late sunshine here turning increasingly hazy and that cloud pushing further rain overnight, perhaps a little bit of rainfora time overnight, perhaps a little bit of rain for a time for devon and cornwall. meanwhile the showers in the north—east fade away. temperatures overnight, five or 6 degrees. typical lows. a few clearer risk spells across scotland and there may be patchy fast. sunday morning, a quiet start. light winds, a lot of sunshine to get the day under way. showers quite quickly breaking out across northern reaches of scotland. the front to the south not manifesting much in the way of rain but definitely cloudy skies for england and wales to sunday morning. but the afternoon some sharp

brings in a spell of heavy rain here and particularly toward south—west england.ater on tuesday and just about gone by the time we get into wednesday. as high pressure builds back in. but it does bring the chance of seeing a bit of rain towards southern, south—western parts of england and south—west wales on tuesday. drier, though, on wednesday, and throughout the week for much of scotland and northern ireland it is looking dry with a mixture of cloud and sunshine. but where you are starting the week with a bit of rain, from mid week on it is looking mainly dry. hello, this is bbc news with james reynolds. we will take a look at tomorrow's papers in a moment with nigel wilson and jo philips. first of all, the headlines. with some parts of the uk reopening, ministers announce measures to help some of the country's most vulnerable trapped at home. the uk prime minister reveals the extent of his experience of the virus saying his condition was so serious that a statement announcing his death was prepared. spain embraces the start of a return to normal as lockdowns be

apart from a slim chance of a shower, the closer you are towards south—west england, maybe west waleseeping up a bit. getting quite widely now into the high teens, just a few spots in the low 20s, from cardiff and also into parts of north—west scotland. a few showers later in the week, but some warmth when the sun is out. look at the change as we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here, but pretty much happens to all of us, temperatures will take a significant drop, increasingly likely that it turns much colder from the north next weekend, with frosts and maybe some wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. as the us virus death toll nears 70,000, donald trump says he's done a great job handling the pandemic. the british government starts to talk about ending the virus lockdown, but says it could be reimposed in different areas. back to school in israel, but the country's lockdown is ending amid more political turmoil and corruption allegations. and football matches return to taiwan after its s

a met office yellow warning for parts of south—west england, dartmoor and west cornwall, in particularwill fade. it will be dry through the night with some clear spells will stop the further north you are, particularly in scotland where winds will be light, it is going to be very chilly to start tomorrow morning. temperatures in some spots will dip below freezing. much milder down towards the south where we have our brisk winds and frontal system still bringing some outbreaks of rain through the morning, some heavy rain at that across parts of south wales, the south—west of england, but that frontal system is running into a big block of high pressure. so see how our rain band makes very little progress northwards through the day and also it will tend to break apart. it will tend to weaken as the day wears on, and from north wales to the midlands, east anglia northwoods, it should be dry with plenty of sunshine. the highest temperatures through west wales, north—west england, the western side of scotla nd north—west england, the western side of scotland at 17 or 18 degrees, rather chill

west. across the south—east of scotla nd west. by lincolnshire and the east midlands. by and large, compared to the rest of the uk, they are few in number. most of the uk, they are few in number. m ost pla ces of the uk, they are few in number. most places staying dry. warmest for the south and south—west. 19 or 20 celsius possible. coolerfor the east coast at ten or 1a degrees. the showers for the east of england will fade as we go into tonight. most places dry, the breeze picks up across the south and heavy rain for the channel islands into devon and cornwall as we hit dawn tomorrow morning. even the rumble of thunder. temperatures holding up here and elsewhere it is chilly in morning. you could see a touch of frost in places. dry for many, more cloud across the southern counties of england and wales. heavy rain for south—west and south wales in the morning, turning patchy. some rain could get into the eastern counties of england. many staying dry. windiest across the south, making it feel cooler here than we will see today. tod

tablature afternoon, dressed in the south—west. tablatu re is afternoon, dressed in the south—west. the time we get into friday. lots of cloud coming down in the breeze, the best of the sun sign in southern parts of england, where temperatures are continuing to rise up temperatures are continuing to rise up to 80 degrees. most places will be dry but we will get shows a part of scotland. —— showers. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines... the chancellor says it's very likely the uk is in a significant recession, as a result of the coronavirus lockdown. it is now, yes, very likely that the uk economy will face a significant recession this year and we are in the middle of that as we speak. at prime minister's questions, boris johnson promises another £600 million for infection control in care homes — but is challenged on thousands of excess deaths amongst residents. can the prime minister give us the government's views on these unexplained deaths? he is right to draw attention, as i have said, to the tragedy that has been taking place in care homes. the easing of lockdown beg

still some rain in south—west england fringing south wales, it may push in across parts of south—eastfore easing, along with the strength of the wind. still breezy and cool as well with temperatures in the mid—low teens in some spots whereas elsewhere sunny spells and a pleasant day, 17 in glasgow and the breeze along the north sea coast keeping it cooler compared to elsewhere. the weather system to the south—west overnight into wednesday has high—pressure reasserting dominance, a slim chance of a shower you are towards south—west england maybe west wales, most will have a fine wednesday in the wind for the most part is light and temperatures creep up but quite widely known into the high teens, a few spots in the 20s. look at the changes we go through the weekend. a selection of locations here but it happens to all of us, temperatures will take a significant drop, increasingly likely to turn colder from the north next weekend with frost and maybe wintry showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. the us secretary of

new lease of energy going into tuesday and bring some rain back in towards, we think, parts of south wests to the south get a new lease of energy going into tuesday and bring some rain back in towards, we think, parts of south west england and south wales. still a bit of uncertainty about the position of this, but for some of us here, tuesday's looking like quite a wet and windy day as well. whereas further north, you could get some sunshine, especially northern ireland and scotland staying dry here. those are the winds. gusts will be be a bit higher, particularly across the south west of the uk. and as for those temperatures, still cooled in the east by the wind. where you have some sunshine across parts of western scotland, it will certainly feel quite pleasant. now, once that system has gone midweek onwards, a selection of locations for you here. not necessarily clear blue sky, but it is looking dry with high pressure in control. temperatures edge up a little bit, and the wind eases as well. so, either rain or showers for some of us to start the week, but for midweek, most are looking

wales and the far south—west wales and the far south—west of england.res in the way down, so most of us ending the night in single figures. for the bank holiday tomorrow, you can see a lot of fine weather out there, too much of england, wales and into eastern scotland. northern ireland and western scotland, the morning sunshine, cloud increasing and some outbreaks of rain, slowly moving in as the afternoon goes on. the warmest parts of scotland and northern ireland, 20, low to mid 20s across much of england and wales. high pressure still around for much of the week ahead, but a week whether fund pushes further south into tuesday. at least introducing more cloud. a selection of locations for the week, a chance of rain at times in northern ireland, northern and western scotland and most of england and wales, staying dry. that means no rain and in may, there's been hardly any at all. you're watching bbc news. the headlines. a senior member of the uk's conservative party calls for the prime minister's top aide to resign —— as dominic cummings faces fresh al

heavy rain across parts of south wales, the south—west of england. so see how our rain band makes very little progress northwards through the day and also it will tend to break apart. it will tend to weaken as the day wears on and from north wales, midlands, east anglia and northwards it should be with plenty of sunshine. the highest temperatures to west wales, north—west england, the western side of scotland at 17 or 18 degrees and chili for the south—west of england and for some north sea coast. as we head into wednesday, and frontal system will try to push its way in and that is likely to graze the challenger cornwall, temperature and may be western counties of northern ireland and the day. further east it will be predominantly dry wood spells of and temperatures just showing signs of nudging upwards to around 18, 19 or 20 degrees. that is a sign of things to come into thursday and friday. southerly flow of wind across the uk, light winds and some warm air being brought up from the south. temperatures will always be highest across southern areas,

so, yes, we see rain across the south—west of england getting into parts of wales, the midlands, maybebut that rain tends to fizzle away as it runs into that are of high pressure. it's dry further north with some sunshine. highest temperatures at this stage, i think, across north—west england and western scotland. as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, we keep a lot of dry weather, quite a chilly start on wednesday morning but then we see spells of sunshine. bit more of a breeze out west with some cloud and perhaps some showery rain coming and going at times. but those temperatures just nudging upwards, 19 or 20 degrees and certainly not feeling as chilly for those north sea coasts at the stage. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, our area of high pressure slips eastwards, low pressure squashing in from the west this time and that will drive something of a southerly flow across the british isles. so temperatures are going to start to rise, some warm air heading ourway. notice, though, something colder lying in wait up to the north. this is on thursday's forecast, a lot of

new lease of energy going into tuesday and bring some rain back in towards, we think, parts of south west uncertainty about the position of this, but for some of us here, tuesday's looking like quite a wet and windy day as well. whereas further north, you could get some sunshine, especially northern ireland and scotland staying dry here. those are the winds. gusts will be be a bit higher, particularly across the south west of the uk. and as for those temperatures, still cooled in the east by the wind. where you have some sunshine across parts of western scotland, it will certainly feel quite pleasant. now, once that system has gone midweek onwards, a selection of locations for you here. not necessarily clear blue sky, but it is looking dry with high pressure in control. temperatures edge up a little bit, and the wind eases as well. so, either rain or showers for some of us to start the week, but for midweek, most are looking dry. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. allowed out to exercise for the first time in seven weeks, but spaniards

some cloud may be hugging the eastern coast of northern ireland, south—west scotland, and it is grey sty across shetland holding temperatures down here. further west in northern ireland, we could get into 22, 24 in scotland, higher temperatures still in england and wales. temperature is not the only thing that is high, the uv levels are also high, so that means take care in the strong may sunshine. so a fine, very warm evening out