stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10—13d. sunny day and temperatures low to mid 20s. changes on the way and as we head towards the middle part of the week we will see outbreaks of rain for some others and it will turn progressively a bit cooler as there northerly winds push their way that bit further south with rain and more showers in the forecast for many of us. showers in the forecast for many of us. with that, the northerly winds drag in cooler air, us. with that, the northerly winds drag in coolerair, so us. with that, the northerly winds drag in cooler air, so instead of temperatures being in the mid 20s towards the end of the week we are looking temperatures generally into the high teens, perhaps generally into the just into the low 20s in warmest areas. it will vary from place to place, but at least for some there is rain on the horizon. that is your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the government has defended the easing of lockdown measures in england fro

and only 10 in stornoway, but not far off 20 degrees there in southern parts of scotland and the mid—day, that cold air arrives and you can see it oozing down across the country through the course of sunday. so, for some of us, sunday is going to be cloudy. there will be a little bit of rain brought by this cold front, but the most significant thing is going to be that cold wind blowing out of the north. wintry showers across the hills in scotland. a real wind—chill in the air on the north sea coast, screaming gusty winds in the south—east. could be gusts of around 40mph or so, and with that big temperature drop, you really will feel the chill, particularly in the shade. and on top of that, sunday night into monday, an air frost will develop across the north of the country and a ground frost across the south. so, gardeners, as we often say, beware. now, the forecast for monday still suggests some pretty strong winds across the north sea coasts there around east anglia and the south—east. the temperatures will only be around 12 degrees in london, single figures there on the north sea c

possibility of clouds and maybe some rain to the north and north and scotland, it is cool. 13 in stornowaye pattern is going to continue into tuesday. so, here is that buffer zone. remember the warm continental air to the south, the cooler atlantic air to the north. in fact it looks as though the rain could be quite heavy for a time sometime midweek. but then it will eventually pull away. so there will be some sunshine around in the north for sure, but it's the far south that gets the lion's share of that warm sunshine. 26 in london and easily low to mid 20s across the midlands as well. and that pattern is not going to change much as we head towards the end of the week. we still have that warm current of air in the south and spreading evermore to other parts of europe as well. bye— bye. tonight at 10, the scientific advice behind the government's controversial plan to begin reopening primary schools in england is released. it says the balance of evidence suggests children are less vulnerable to coronavirus infection, and less likely to spread it than adults. some parents remain unconvinced

cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees for stornoway, seven for our friends and lerwick.ours, indicating those summertime temperatures. then, on sunday, once that cold front sweeps through, we will see increasing cloud, a spell of rain, cold winds as well, and we really are going to notice the strength of the wind, particularly on the north sea coasts there. and in the southeast, they will be gusting to around a0 mph, perhaps more in a few places. here is the cold front. even in the north, cold enough for some wintery showers across the hills of scotland. now, the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive. we're talking at least a 10 degree drop if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, 9 norwich, around 13—14 degrees there in london. and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk, and probably a ground frost across the south. so, a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea, again, very cold in the shade there, compar

west, we are expecting wind and rain, an optically heavy or strong but it will be noticeable in stornowayures up to 25 degrees. the indication is as we go through the course of the week, those temperatures will only rise. i wouldn't be surprised if next week temperatures at least in the south and central areas of the uk hit the high 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new quarantine rules for travellers to the uk. visitors face fines for not self—isolating. as the transmission rate across the united kingdom falls and the number of travellers arriving in the uk begins to increase, imported cases could begin to pose a larger and increased threat. scientists advising on plans to reopen schools in england say the evidence on how likely children are to transmit covid—19 remains "inconclusive". a plane carrying nearly 100 people has crashed into people's homes in the pakistani city of karachi. more than a0 bodies have been recovered, with dozens more feared dead. lawmakers in hong kong protest against china's new security law. but the terr

only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won't be quite so cold.f the uk, perhaps even 13 or 1a degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 1a or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk prime minister borisjohnson unveils plans to reopen some parts of the economy, but business groups are calling for more clarity. and a leading figure from the trump administration warns the us unemployment rate could actually be a staggering 25% with worse yet to come. let's now bring you more detail on our top business stories. let's start with the uk, bec

temperatures quite a bit down on recent days in stornoway and lerwick.ng into the middle of the week, we are going to see outbreaks of rain for some of us and it will be turning cooler as the more northerly winds begin to push further south. with rain or showers for many of us. along with that, the northerly winds dragging in some much cooler air. instead of the mid—20s, towards the end of the week, we're looking at temperatures generally in the high teens perhaps just into the low 20s. not everyone will see rain but the amount we do get will vary quite a bit. but at least for some, there is rain on the horizon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. major cities across the us have been gripped by another night of protests decrying police brutality following killing of an unarmed black man. there is a point of being policed where we just reach our wits and is oui’ where we just reach our wits and is our wits end. thousands of people also gather in london to protest against the killing of george floyd. the g

and only 10 in stornoway, but not far off 20 degrees there in southern parts of scotland and the mid—aturday afternoon. saturday night into sunday, that cold air arrives and you can see it oozing down across the country through the course of sunday. so, for some of us, sunday is going to be cloudy. there will be a little bit of rain brought by this cold front, but the most significant thing is going to be that cold wind blowing out of the north. wintry showers across the hills in scotland. a real wind—chill in the air on the north sea coast, screaming gusty winds in the south—east. could be gusts of around 40mph or so, and with that big temperature drop, you really will feel the chill, particularly in the shade. and on top of that, sunday night into monday, an air frost will develop across the north of the country and a ground frost across the south. so, gardeners, as we often say, beware. now, the forecast for monday still suggests some pretty strong winds across the north sea coasts there around east anglia and the south—east. the temperatures will only be around 12 degrees in londo

very chilly day, with perhaps some sleet and snow moving across the highlands. 0nly five degrees in stornowayns there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 14 degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 14 or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk government has set out a "conditional plan" to gradually ease the anti—virus lockdown in england. those who cannot work from home will now be actively encouraged to return to their workplaces, but should avoid public transport. from wednesday, people will be able to do unlimited exercise outdoors. the measures won't apply in scotland, wales or northern ireland. leaders in those parts of

only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won't be quite so cold.west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 14 degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 14 or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i'm aaron safir. our top stories: the british government announces a plan to end its lockdown — but there's disagreement from scotland, wales and northern ireland. we are taking the first careful steps to modify our measures. if there are problems, we will not hesitate to put on the brakes. the opposition says the plan doesn't answer crucial questions — and trade unions call it a recipe for confusion. south korea is facing a s

scotla nd temperatures for northern scotland significantly lower for tuesday with highs of 13 in stornowayvery warm days and plenty of sunshine again with temperatures widely low to mid 20s, but into the middle part of the week, it set to turn much cooler, and there is the prospect of seeing some rain. 0n prospect of seeing some rain. on wednesday, we've got the trough crossing the uk, bringing a mixture of rain and showers. as that moves through, the northerly winds that follow will be dragging on so much cooler at as we enter we, so temperatures progressively will be dropping. many areas will see outbreaks of rain. closest to that area of low pressure the rain will be heaviest across parts of northern scotland, maybe northern ireland too. the rain we see further south will vary from place to place but most places will see some rain towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: crowds of protesters have gathered for a sixth day in cities across the united states following the killing by police of an african—american man george floyd. curfews have been imposed in more than

winds, so temperatures for northern scotland significantly lower on tuesday with highs of 13 in stornowayes, this is the last of the very warm days and plenty of sunshine again with temperatures widely low to mid 20s, but into the middle part of the week, it set to turn much cooler, and there is the prospect of seeing some rain. on wednesday, we've got a trough crossing the uk, bringing a mixture of rain and showers. as that moves through, the northerly winds that follow will be dragging on some much cooler air as we enter the week, so temperatures progressively will be dropping. many areas will see outbreaks of rain. closest to that area of low pressure the rain will be heaviest across parts of northern scotland, maybe northern ireland too. the amount of rain we see further south will vary from place to place but most places will see some rain towards the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. protests against police brutality continue right across the us following the killing of an unarmed black man a week

and wales, and a huge change in northern scotland with cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees in stornowayemperatures. 0n sunday, when the cold front sweeps m, sunday, when the cold front sweeps in, increasing cloud, rain, cold winds and we really will notice the strength of the wind particularly on the north sea coast. and in the south east, gusts of 40 mph, perhaps more ina south east, gusts of 40 mph, perhaps more in a few places. this is a cold front and even in the north, cold enough for wintry showers across the hills of scotland. temperatures on sunday really take a dive. talking at least a 10 degrees drop, if not more, in most major towns and cities. 0nly more, in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, nine in norwich and 13 or 14 degrees in london. the following night, this is sunday night into monday, we see an airfrost is sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk and probably a ground frost across the south. a cheery start to monday and the strong winds blow in off the north sea, very cold in the shade compared to

increasing winds, very cold winds, rain and some mountain snow, look at the drop in temperatures, stornowaytures, stornoway10, glasgow still at 18. to the south of glasgow it still feels like summer. for some of us sunday won't be a great day. cloud and some rain and some cold winds. this is what happens through saturday night into sunday. the cold front sweeps across the country. you can see the chilly northerly winds and a screamer down these north sea coasts, east anglia and the south—east. here rain for a time early in the day and then those really gusty, cold winds. there will bea really gusty, cold winds. there will be a big temperature drop. that air has dom come from the polar regions. a huge drop in newcastle and for london. you will feel that chill. notjust on sunday, but monday, you can see the cold winds blowing in from the sea, norwich and hull feeling very chilly. temperatures around 10 degree on monday. that chilly weather will continue through the first half of the week. from around wednesday, thursday it does tend too warm up and the winds will ease as well. that ips is it

only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won‘t be quite so cold. couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it‘s just broken clouds. some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures are still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 14 or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: the uk government has set out a "conditional plan" to gradually ease the anti—virus lockdown in england. those who cannot work from home will now be actively encouraged to return to their workplaces, but should avoid public transport. from wednesday, people will be able to do unlimited exercise outdoors. the measures won‘t apply in scotland, wales or northern ireland. leaders in those parts of the uk say people should continue to remain in their homes — except for essential reasons. the

very chilly day, with perhaps some sleet and snow moving across the highlands. 0nly five degrees in stornowaytures should make double figures, around 10—11. and mildest conditions there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 1a degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken clouds, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 1a or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. hello — i'm aaron safir with the latest bbc news headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the british government announces a plan to end its lockdown — but there's disagreement from scotland, wales and northern ireland. we are taking the first careful steps to modify our measures. if there are problems, we will not hesitate to put on the brakes.

temperatures quite a bit down on recent days in stornoway and lerwick.to the middle of the week, we are going to see outbreaks of rain for some of us and it will be turning cooler as the more northerly winds begin to push further south. with rain or showers for many of us. along with that, the northerly winds dragging in some much cooler air. instead of the mid—20s, towards the end of the week, we are looking at temperatures generally in the high teens perhaps just into the low 20s. not everyone will see rain but the amount we do get will vary quite a bit. at least for some, there is rain on the horizon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the government has defended the easing of lockdown measures in england from tomorrow, despite the country's covid—19 alert system indicating high levels of transmission. we're reasonably confident that the steps that we've taken, and will be taken on monday, are manageable. but we have to all continue to play our part in that. after ten weeks at home, more than two million people in england and wales who've been

nine in stornoway, july temperatures in the south of 2a and through the course of saturday, into sundaynse airfrom course of saturday, into sunday, the cold, dense air from the course of saturday, into sunday, the cold, dense airfrom the north course of saturday, into sunday, the cold, dense air from the north uses down the country reaching the far south. that means by the time we get into sunday we're all in the screaming cold wind from the north, particularly chili on the north sea coast. gusts of a0 to mph and out to sea. but 30 and a0 inland. that combined with the temperature drop of around ten to 12, 13 degrees within a day means it will feel chilly. t—shirts one day, you will be shivering the next. back to you. a reminder of our top story... bringing devastation tojobs and incomes — the bank of england warns the coronavirus pandemic will push the uk towards its deepest recession on record. that's all from the bbc news at one. good afternoon, it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. football in europe is returning next weekend. it's been confirmed that the bundesliga in ger

cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees for stornoway, seven for our friends and lerwick.ng those summertime temperatures. then, on sunday, once that cold front sweeps through, we will see increasing cloud, a spell of rain, cold winds as well, and we really are going to notice the strength of the wind, particularly on the north sea coasts there. and in the southeast, they will be gusting to around 40 mph, perhaps more in a few places. here is the cold front. even in the north, cold enough for some wintery showers across the hills of scotland. now, the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive. we're talking at least a 10 degree drop if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, 9 norwich, around 13—14 degrees there in london. and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk, and probably a ground frost across the south. so, a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea, again, very cold in the shade there, compared at least to

very chilly day with perhaps some sleet and snow moving across the highlands, only 5 degrees in stornoway and temperatures should make ten or 11 degrees and the mildest in the south—west. on wednesday, again a couple of showers are potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise some good sunny spells coming through and temperatures still struggling, typically around 10-12d, still struggling, typically around 10—12d, just that slightly milder spotin 10—12d, just that slightly milder spot in the far south—west in the uk at 14 spot in the far south—west in the uk at 1a or 15 degrees. the temperatures will gradually recover for the course of the week, perhaps making 17 degrees by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a gradual easing of the lockdown in england, but it's all conditional on the pandemic being under control. it‘s no longer ‘stay at home‘ but ‘stay alert‘ as the prime minister outlines a 3—step plan to boost the economy, schools and social life. if th

only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won't be quite so cold.s there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 14 degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 14 or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week, perhaps making 16 or 17 by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: the british government announces a plan to end its lockdown, but there's disagreement from scotland, wales and northern ireland. we are taking the first careful steps to modify our measures. the opposition says the plan doesn't answer crucial questions and trade unions call it "a recipe for confusion." south korea is facing a second spike in infections just a few days after beginning to eas

, but a huge change there in northern scotland, cloud and rain and stronger winds, 10 degrees in stornowayincreasing cloud, spell of rain, cold winds as well. we are going to notice the strength of the wind particularly on north sea coasts and in the south—east, where they will be gusting up to 40 mph, perhaps a bit more in some places. and in the north, cold and a force in wintry showers across the hills of scotland. the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive, we are talking at least a 10 degrees drop, if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, nine in norwich, around 13 or 14 degrees there in london, and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we will see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk and probably a ground frost across the south. so a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea again, very cold in the shade compared to what we have seen. dropping further, single figures along the north sea coast and barely making double figures across many areas in the midlands, 12 d

west, we are expecting wind and rain, an optically heavy or strong but it will be noticeable in stornowayhe south and central areas of the uk hit the high 20s. the scientific advice is released that prompted the controversial decision to reopen some primary schools in england next month. it says the risk of a rise in infections is "very, very small, but isn't zero." some parents aren't convinced. it's safer for my own child and other children if i keep him off. i think they should concentrate on the older children, maybe, who can social distance. we'll look at the scientific advice, and the risk to children, teachers and the wider community. also on the programme... new quarantine rules for travellers to the uk. visitors face fines for not self—isolating. the economic cost of coronavirus, with retail sales plummeting

as windy as the weekend but still gusts across scotland, 30 mph, the western isles, a0 mph. 1a in stornoway it will still have spots of rain. ahead of it, clear skies, behind it, have spots of rain. ahead of it, clearskies, behind it, also have spots of rain. ahead of it, clear skies, behind it, also clear skies. as you can tell from the temperatures, they aren't falling away too much, overnight lows between nine and around 13. tuesday sees our weather front continuing to sink south at the high pressure is really establishing itself, so it will continue to weaken. although we might start with the odd spot of rain from this weather front, that will dry up. the cloud syncing south, turning the sunshine that bit hazier than it has been in southern areas and behind it we see a return to sunshine across scotland, northern england and northern ireland. temperature is more or less where they should be for the average at the end of may but as we come further south, look at how high they are, up to about 26 in london —— temperatures. from tuesday into wednesday, high pressure is dominating the weath

there will be a lot of dry weather around with highs of 11 in lerwick, 15 in stornoway, 82 in glasgowrds the west. it is responding accordingly, west. it is responding accordingly, we are looking at 2a in glasgow, for example, 27 in cardiff stop and then as we head into the weekend, it is going to turn busier, nothing drastic. but we will be still looking at a lot of dry weather, variable amounts of cloud. this weather front looks like it has been kept still out towards the west, it's not getting any closer. it may produce the odd spot of rain in northern ireland or western scotland with highs of 26. the headlines are next. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: plans to impose localised lockdowns in england will be unveiled later today to try to contain future outbreaks of coronavirus. the prime minister will be questioned by mps amid calls for his top adviser dominic cummings to resign. with restaurants still closed, what's happening to all the food their space to be using? i'm in a field at a farm in lancashire this morning, wher

temperatures in stornoway 1a degrees, 20 in hull and 25, possibly 26 in london.f. the waiting weather front will bring in some patchy light rain and this cloud. on thursday we will see some thunderstorms developed anywhere in the south—eastern quarter. some could be pretty heavy but we will not all patch one. if we do not catch when it will still be warm, 26 or27 do not catch when it will still be warm, 26 or 27 not out with the realms of possibility. we get back into drier conditions as the weather front moves, we will get temperatures of 20 in glasgow. a deep area of low pressure comes our way on friday, meaning rain for most of us, week across the south—east, showers following behind and a windy day across north—west scotland, where we have gusts of 50 or 60 mph and feeling a little bit cooler. but if you like it warmer, the temperature looks set to rise next week. lots to look forward to, thank you. and lovely to see you back. we are glad that you are better. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin we forgot to say hello! here are some of