a real shout out to devon cota beef and the city of aberdeen. them just wanting to do the right thing. howe are good examples of we can work together to manage the response. thank you. i appreciate that. i want to give you a quick update on a couple of executive orders. involvingorder vulnerable individuals in minnehaha is going to relapse today. and we all feel that it is appropriate at this time to let it lapse. if we need to revisit again in the coming days, we will. i want to remind those folks that if they can stay home, they sure would be advised to do that. just because the executive order is lifted does not mean the risk is gone. continue to be smart and practice social distancing. i have signed also an executive order today to give some more flexibility to businesses as it relates to licenses and financial statements. onails of that can be found covid. sd.gov. with that, i will open it up to any questions you might have. is arielle with the journal. can you hear me? gov. noem: yes. go ahead. >> happy mother's day. what i wanted to ask i

joining us now is james athey, investment director, aberdeen asset management. good morning and thank you for coming on. how much do you worry about the ratcheting up of rhetoric between the u.s. and china? what does it mean for markets? toos: i try not to worry much, but it is a concern for market. s. we have a reemergence of tents narratives bilaterally between the u.s. and china, and more broadly between china and other countries. s atralia is applying tariff the border there. we may have seen after the phase one deal, that we could put these trade tensions behind us, but that is not the case. more broadly on a secular basis people have been expecting this anyway. what we have learned from the coronavirus is supply chain costs, minimizing costs across leads to vulnerability, and maybe there needs to be a rethink to that model. know china -- we have seen that with the passing of this bill. to be seen as soft on china going into the election in november. the combination of all those suggests these skirmishes and trade tensions will be with us. it is a negative

temperatures 18 degrees in aberdeen, so feeling pleasa nt degrees in aberdeen, so feeling pleasant but and more of us will sunshine and high temperatures. still rain in the west scotland. in the brighter moments, in belfast, turning warmer. 18 celsius the forecast high on tuesday, 25 in the south east. wednesday will be the warmest day of this week with temperatures reaching 27 around london. it would turn more and settled across the north west with rain returning. that is the weather. hello, good afternoon. the cabinet office minister, michael gove, has insisted the government is confident that teachers and students will be safe, if a phased reopening of english schools begins next month. mr gove has been defending the government's plan to gradually re—start lessons in england next month with social distancing measures following criticism from teaching unions. labour has urged the government to publish the scientific advice guiding the proposals. 0ur policical correspondent jessica parker reports.

those are your temperatures at apm. 5 degrees in aberdeen but 13 in glasgow.or two showers. quite a lot of cloud by the afternoon, and not as windy as today. to evening, the band of cloud, rain and snow will continue southwards. that will push away on wednesday. dry weather on wednesday but a wednesday. dry weather on wednesday butafairamount wednesday. dry weather on wednesday but a fair amount of cloud, may be showery rain in the far north—west of scotland, and the temperature is below par for many. 7 degrees in aberdeen. cardiff and plymouth, 15. wednesday into thursday, high—pressure which has been sitting to the west starts to build in a little more strongly across the british isles. that should cut off the feed of very cold air from the north. we have a north—west air coming in instead. not a heatwave, not initially anyway, but as we go to the weekend for the temperatures we re to the weekend for the temperatures were left to the low 20s in the south and a lot of dry weather on the way. hello, this is bbc news. the government has just published a 50 page

in aberdeen, things were still very quiet today.to something like normal will not happen at the same speed or in the same way. david shukman, bbc news. let's turn to china now where disneyland has reopened in shanghai. here you can see people arriving there after a four—month shutdown. vistor numbers have been reduced to allow for social distancing and as you can see people are having their temperature checked upon arrival. other disney theme parks around the world remain closed. it comes as china has seen declining virus cases for weeks and has been gradually easing restrictions. but the authorities are still working to stop further transmission of covid—19 with some reported new cases. here's a spokesman from china's national health commission. translation: in the past 14 days, new local cases have been reported and the number of local cluster infections continues to rise. we need to identify the source of the infections and their routes, trace and manage all close contacts, treat patients in isolation and keep them under observat

up, james athey of aberdeen on this tuesday market rally.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from new york city, this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we are live on bloomberg tv and radio. -- with tomne keene, i'm jonathan ferro, along with lisa abramowicz. nicelyon the s&p 500, through 3000, up by 1.8%. the correlation is pretty much in line with what you would expect to see as risk appetite improves. a weaker dollar, stronger euro. lower, higher yield. weaker, whichnc is one of those indicators, and gold ebbing away, still above $7,900. $1700.-- above what do they call this three day weekend in england? england is off today, right? jonathan: we had a nice long weekend into monday. we don't get the tuesday off as well. traditionally, the first monday of may and the final monday of may, everyone gets a bank holiday. tom: we should do that in america, no question about it. recalibrate, folks, with our investment. james athey is with us right now from aberdeen standard as he recalibrate's as well. what have you adjusted within your view, given this past two to do

in aberdeen, things were still very quiet today. the infection rates are higher than in england, so getting back to something like normal will not happen at the same speed or in the same way. david shukman, bbc news. if you want more information about the changes to the lockdown in england, you can find it on the bbc news website. i'll be back at seven o'clock tonight to bring you coverage of the prime minister's press conference and we'll be trying to fill you in on more of the details and answer some of your questions straight after it. but, first, let's take a look at the weather with ben rich. a cold day today, particularly where it has been windy. we have had gusts of 50 mph off the coast of kent. those wins will slowly ease as we go through tonight with a lot of dry weather and clear spells. but some showers working in across scotland, some wintry over high ground. temperatures overnight dipping close to freezing or a touch below in a few spots so if you have been doing gardening over the last few days bearin gardening over th

temperatures 18 in aberdeen, feeling pleasant in the sunshine.land with a weather front which will eventually steer out of the way. belfast turning warmer, up to 18 celsius on tuesday. 25 towards the south—east. wednesday will be the warmest day of this week, with temperatures reaching 27 around the london area. turning more unsettled in the north—west towards the end of the week, with some rain returning here. this is bbc news, the headlines... barack obama has launched a scathing attack on the trump administration‘s response to the coronavirus crisis. more than anything, this pandemic has fully finally turn back the curtain on the idea that so many of the folks in charge know what they are doing. a lot of them aren't even pretending to be in charge. borisjohnson has acknowledged the new lockdown guidelines in england are more complicated than the previous message to "stay at home" — saying he understands people will feel frustrated with the new rules. the government is to spend millions of pounds on accelerating the mass production of a vaccine

temperatures of 18 degrees in aberdeen, pleasant in the sunshine, and up to 2a in london and the south—east and higher temperatures but still some rain affecting western scotla nd still some rain affecting western scotland with that weather front eventually staring out of the way. in the brighter moments in belfast, turning warmer, 18 degrees on tuesday but 25 in the south—east and it looks like wednesday will be the warmest day of the week with temperatures reaching 27 in the london area. by the end of the week, a bit more unsettled in the north—west with some rain returning here. that is your weather. this is bbc world news. the headlines... the uk government defends plans to begin reopening primary schools in england from next month. it says there will be measures to ensure the safety of children and teachers. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to bea unlikely that any school is likely to be a source of a covid—19 outbreak and if for any reason there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. barack obama has launched a scathing attack on the

clearly you have some massive clubs there, celtic and rangers obviously, but hearts and aberdeen, dundeebs — who get good support, but others who don't get good support, how can they operate as professional clubs in a league that is aligned to uefa? there is an obligation on the top leagues to make next season work, to some extent, because there is uefa competition. obviously, rangers are still in this year's uefa competition. i think there's an interesting scenario developing there, it might notjust be in scotland, it might be in a number of countries. but whether there will be an obligation on the scottish government to help its senior football teams, at a time where many other businesses are feeling a real financial pain, i'm not sure. over the next few weeks and months, iwould imagine it's a question that will be asked. there will be an obligation, i guess, on the scottish premiership to start the 2021 season. it's how financially able they are to do that, clearly, some clubs, celtic and rangers, have a big supporter base, others not so much. simon, i will let you ask nicola sturgeon

temperatures 18 in aberdeen, feeling present in the sunshine.ther, and the sunshine and higher temperatures. still some rain affecting western scotland with a weather front which will eventually steer out of the way. belfast any warmer, up steer out of the way. belfast any warmer, up to 18 celsius on tuesday. 25 towards the south—east. wednesday will be the warmest day of this week, with temperatures reaching 27 around the london area. turning more and settled in the north—west towards the end of the week, with some rain returning here. this is bbc news, the headlines... borisjohnson has acknowledged the new lockdown guidelines in england are more complicated than the previous message to "stay at home" — saying he understands people will feel frustrated with the new rules. the government is to spend millions of pounds on accelerating the mass production of a vaccine — but the prime minister has warned

in scotland there will be a spell of sunshine this afternoon, boosting temperatures in aberdeen to 16e latter part of the afternoon and evening. tonight the afternoon and evening. tonight the rain will spread into scotland, northern england, it may be the midlands and wales seen damp weather. wherever you are it is a mild nightly temperatures seven to 11 mild nightly temperatures seven to ii celsius. high pressure will drift in and there will be southerly winds bringing warmerair in and there will be southerly winds bringing warmer air across the uk. 0n bringing warmer air across the uk. on monday we will start to see the warmerair on monday we will start to see the warmer air ride across the south and temperatures will be boosted. across wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland there will be clad and we could see further outbreaks of rain at times. 18 in aberdeen, feeling pleasant in the sunshine that 2a towards london and south—east england. tuesday more dry weather for more of us and more high temperatures. still rain affecting western scotland. the weather front even

and whether it's near empty parks in cardiff or deserted beaches of aberdeen, the administrations inorthern ireland are taking a different path sticking to the stay at home message with sharp political disagreement. there is now a three nations approach, wales, scotland and northern ireland all agree on policy and message. and imean all agree on policy and message. and i mean this with no malice but for the sake of clarity, can he confirm to almost everything he has announced today, the prime minister is acting as the prime minister of england? know i reject that completely, it is very good advice for the entire population of the united kingdom though i perfectly respect the inflections and variations that may be necessary both locally, regionally, and nationally. the elastic bonds between westminster, belfast, edinburgh and cardiff are certainly being stretched and in private frustration among tory and pieces bubbling up too. one cabinet minister confided the situation is so minister confided the situation is so complicated they feel like they almost can't win. but no question uneas

anna: let us talk about what is going on at aberdeen. first four months at about 24 billion pounds. poundsng in 25 billion -- it's all inflows of one billion pounds. joining us now is keith skeoch, the ceo at standard life aberdeen. great to have you with us. great to speak to you. you describe the inflows and beenows data i have through as an encouraging signal today. the day of your atm. why are you encouraged? ith: thank you end it is a pleasure to be care. i think it is encouraging because during so much turbulence, clients are remaining relatively calm. our performance has held up and to see confidence from our clients sticking with us and sending us some new money is encouraging. matt: why do you think they are doing that? about --hat it is all is there fomo? if we see another dip, will you get more? most of our clients are long-term and i think they are oning a view to some extent the longer-term pace of recovery. making sure there is an opportunity. the other thing going on is we are seeing money market funds with houses with goo

only around five degrees in aberdeen, five there in lerwick, but south of that, it would be quite soof the week, then stop not much change overall and the weather pattern. it's still going to be fairly bright, but the winds will slowly, slowly started to ease. so even though the temperatures are going to be similar, say, ten, 11, 12,13, going to be similar, say, ten, 11, 12, 13, with lighter winds and in the sunshine, itjust going to feel that little bit less cold. and i wa nt to that little bit less cold. and i want to show the outlook now for the rest of the week. you can see those temperatures gradually rising. certainly by the time we get to friday we could get up into the middle to high teens again, and by the weekend, possibly 20 again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm james reynolds. 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. but the opposition says it doesn't answer crucia

more of a breeze the further north you are, and those temperatures, well, 17 degrees in aberdeen, 20,, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies. now as we had through sunday night, we'll see these outbreaks of rain once again pushing across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night. actually quite a mild one, 9—iid as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather set up is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles. there is something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england, the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer again. 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry and largely su

tom: stephanie kelly with aberdeen standard today.ay, it is not monday even though it feels like it, futures up 57, dow futures up 511. up next, a conversation with adam posen. this is bloomberg. ♪ w?w?uhió'ñó ♪ tom: this morning, there will be an end to this pandemic. stocks and bonds price the expectation of a return to normal, or at least a new normal. look for a june surge in bankruptcies. wind ofe, and july, the this crisis. distant,nt is socially particularly over the weekend, and the politics of wearing a mask? golfs, one prime minister explains a 260 mile drive and another prime minister says goodbye to a 96-year-old mother from a distance. this is "bloomberg surveillance," on a most extraordinary tuesday. tom keene in new york, francine lacqua in london. the juxtaposition of the uproar in the united kingdom versus the silent courage

what you do at the aberdeen centre is so very special.group appreciation of nurses and midwives during testing times. thank you all so much for the diligence and courage that you have shown. daniela relph, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one time for the news where you are. have a very good night. welcome to bbc news. it's now time for a look at the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura hughes, the political and diplomatic correspondent for the financial times, and sam lister, the deputy political editor for the daily express. let's have a quick look at tomorrow's front pages... let's start with the ft. it says the decision by the uk government to extend its flagship job retention scheme until the end of october has been welcomed by businesses and unions. the same story makes the front page of the i. it says a cliff edge has been avoided for 7—and—a—half million people. the sun focuses on the mounting covid bill after that decision by the chancellor to extend the

but as far as the temperatures go, well, 18 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in belfast, but a high of 2a acrosse go through monday night into the early part of tuesday, we'll see more splashes of rain at times across northern ireland, northern england and scotland. some clear spells further south, but look at those overnight temperatures — ii, 12 degrees the minimum values for some. so a very mild start to tuesday morning. again we see a lot of cloud across northern areas, with some patchy rain at times. it's likely to be quite misty and murky for some of these western coasts, as well. further south and further east, that's where we see the best of the sunshine, and once again the highest of the temperatures. 25 degrees looks likely in london by this stage. now, as we move into wednesday, high pressure firmly in charge for the middle of the week, these frontal systems being held at bay for the time being. so i think wednesday is going to be the sunniest day of the week, even northern ireland and scotland brightening up by this stage. the exception — shetland here. you'll hold onto a lot of clou

scotland, even down to low levels, and it will be particularly cold here, only about 5 degrees in aberdeenwon't be quite so chilly and maybe 14 degrees in cardiff on tuesday. let's look at the middle part of the week. not much change as a whole in the weather pattern. it is still going to be fairly bright, but the winds will slowly start to ease, so even though the temperatures are going to be similar, 10—13d, with lighter winds and in the sunshine it is just going to feel that little bit less cold. i want to show you the outlook now for the rest of the week. we can see those temperatures gradually rising, and certainly by the time we get to friday we will get up into the mid or high teens again and by the weekend possibly 20 degrees. tonight at ten — 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 three—step plan — to boost the economy, schools and social life. if there are problems, we will not hesitate to put on the brakes. we've been through the ini

ten degrees in aberdeen, 18 in newcastle and 24 in london, so quite a contrast.air from the north sweeps in through the course of saturday night into sunday. and you can see by sunday, the cold air has reached southern parts of the uk. i say cold air relatively speaking, because after all, it is may. it does tend to be a little bit warmer. this is going to feel a lot colder than normal because we'll have screaming winds blowing out of the north sea. it will feel particularly chilly on the coast of yorkshire, east anglia, windy in the south east as well. really strong, cold, gusty winds and a really big temperature drop as well, and it looks as though it will stay chilly into monday, tuesday and wednesday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as usjob claims leap again, a special report on new york's poor and vulnerable. they are trying to figure how to make ends meet, so part of how they are doing that is to stand at this line in the mission and pick up to go meal, and make ends that way. the bank of england has w

temperatures not quite as low across the far north of scotland. 9 degrees or so in aberdeen, not a warmoing to be dragging in some colder air. again, we could see some of the showers all in the spells of rain turning to snow for a time, particularly across the high ground. but perhaps also to some lower levels for a time. colder again across the north of scotland. temperatures here around five or six celsius. further south, well, temperatures below par just about everywhere, 12—14 degrees. for wednesday, high pressure to the west is beginning to send the winds coming in more of the north atlantic. so, it‘s not a warm direction, but it‘s not quite as cold as it has been at the same time. for the rest of the week, a fair amount of dry weather, with temperature slowly recovering, with some spells of sunshine around as well. that‘s your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. borisjohnson says people should "stay at home as much as possible" ahead of outlining a roadmap towards easing lockdown restrictions in england. but the governmen

further north, 19 in aberdeen and 17 for newcastle and belfast too.t will tend to be shunted northwards through the day, and again more in the way of sunshine through england, wales and northern ireland too. that will start to push the temperatures up — 25 in london, 18 also in belfast, but at the moment it looks like wednesday will see that widespread warmth. temperatures across the whole of the uk reaching the high teens to low 20s but peaking at about 26 to 27 across parts of the south—east. there is a trend for the weather to turn more unsettled, particularly across the north—west, towards the end of the week, but we have got a fine, warm spell for many of us in the week ahead. back to you. if you are missing football, have you picked your german football team? you picked your german football team ? it's you picked your german football team? it's back in action. i'm going to level with you — i'm not going to profess to be an expert in german football. i'm going to ta ke in german football. i'm going to take my time and what plenty of it before pic

we have seen, i am based in aberdeen and we have had a case and they are terrifying.he pa rent terrifying. for the patient, for the parent and the staff looking after them, for lots of reasons. fortu nately, them, for lots of reasons. fortunately, these cases are very shoo—in for the team —— few and far between. if you are worried about your child, you should seek help from the nhs. it is open it is in many areas very quiet at the moment. if you are worried, don't wait, seek help. particularly if your child has had a temperature for a few days and just isn't right. in terms of the infectiousness of coronavirus, do we have any measure of how likely children are to pass it onto other and then pass it on two adults? because presumably that is one of the fears and one of the reasons we kept children away from grandparents, one of the concerns there were leading to schools being closed in the first place, the possibility of children spreading the virus. anybody who has child come home from nursery nice and snotty, they will have a sore throat and in it she knows and we hav

you can see that in the temperatures, aberdeen 17, 18, with some shelterfrom temperatures, aberdeen 17kies. we will again see some areas of low cloud and fog on the coast of north—east england and scotland. perhaps chilly across london of these north—east england areas as well but not a particularly cold night. monday is a similar day. we should lose most of this cloud on the north sea coast, it might linger for a little bit longer than today. through the afternoon, a very small chance of showers. temperatures low to mid 20s. it's changes as we had a deep and weak. this is the forecast for monday night into tuesday. a frontal system are pushing in from the north and that is going to bring some outbreaks of rain southwards across scotland in tuesday for stop some of that rain could get heavy for a time but behind that rain band, see where the wind is coming from, from the north. that will make it feel cooler across northern parts of the uk. down to the south, 27 degrees is likely but that cool air will reach all parts through the middle of the week and even in the south, where we could

and light winds here, more of a breeze the further north you are, and those temperatures — 17 in aberdeen degrees in lerwick but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies. as we head through sunday night we will see these outbreaks of rain once again pushing through northern areas. further south predominantly dry with some clear spells and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one. nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. monday's weather set up is a similar one. high—pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting from mainland scotland and across the northern isles. then something a little dryer with a fairamount of then something a little dryer with a fair amount of cloud. and a similar story for northern ireland and northern england. further south, dry with some spells of sunshine, and slightly warmer, again, 23 degrees in london. into tuesday, another fine, dry and largely sunny day for

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around 16 degrees but was shelter on that wind, a little bit fresher and temperatures of aberdeen aroundwales, temperatures close to the mid—20s and a lot of dry weather and the big question is how long it will carry on for. the jet stream looks like this, this is a pattern that looks like the greek letter and this pattern really does not move and so ina way, pattern really does not move and so in a way, the what the system gets stuck in the weather system also plots across eastern europe and although we have gotten area of high pressure, it‘s quite a weak area of high pressure into next week and it probably is not going to move very far very fast on the account of what is happening in europe across the atlantic, so it will probably stay dry for atlantic, so it will probably stay dryfora atlantic, so it will probably stay dry for a long time. tonight at ten, the fears among doctors that, as the lockdown eases in england, there‘ll be a second peak of coronavirus cases. we talk to staff in one of the worst—affected hospitals in the uk, in one of the most densely—populated parts of london.

money they're teaching phone politics and stash relations at the university of aberdeen thank you for your insights out of there now is predicting an 80 percent fall in annual profits next year that's already off to an 86 percent fall in the 1st quarter of profits this year a japanese vehicle manufacturer expects the global market will bottom out around now but is also warning it will take a long time to sales to recover. well one of latin america's biggest ally and has filed for bankruptcy at the end failed to meet a bond payment to deadline and it's plenty of aid from the colombian government has also not and that the pandemic has grounded flights across the wild man or palo has more from mexico. avianca airlines out of bogota colombia could be the 1st major global airline to be taken under by the coronavirus pandemic. on sunday the company of more than 20000 employees filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. of young guys facing the most impressed that in that event in its 100 years of history given the effects of the covered $1000.00 pandemic globally passenger traffic is coming in at und

but as far as the temperatures go, well, 18 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in belfast, but a high of 2a acrosshrough monday night into the early part of tuesday, we'll see more splashes of rain at times across northern ireland, northern england and scotland. some clear spells further south, but look at those overnight temperatures — 11,12 degrees the minimum values for some. so a very mild start to tuesday morning. again we see a lot of cloud across northern areas, with some patchy rain at times. it's likely to be quite misty and murky for some of these western coasts, as well. further south and further east, that's where we see the best of the sunshine and, once again, the highest of the temperatures. 25 degrees looks likely in london by this stage. now, as we move into wednesday, high pressure firmly in charge for the middle of the week, these frontal systems being held at bay for the time being. so i think wednesday is going to be the sunniest day of the week, even northern ireland and scotland brightening up by this stage. the exception — shetland here. you'll hold onto a lot of cloud, som

higher than they have been today. 2a degrees in the south—east, 17 there for belfast, 18 perhaps in aberdeen we look further ahead into tuesday and wednesday, we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. those temperatures continue to climb. 27 is likely in the south. hello, this is bbc news with me, james reynolds. the headlines. the uk government insists england's schools are safe to open to more children at the beginning of next month. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid—19 outbreak and if, for any reason, there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. a pledge to help accelerate the work of vaccine programmes, as the uk's daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170 — the lowest since lockdown began in march spain records fewer than 100 deaths in the past 2a hours for the first time since the lockdown began. barack 0bama launches a second scathing attack on the trump administration's response to the coronavirus crisis. more than anything, this pandemic has fully, finally torn back the curtain on the idea that so

he lives in aberdeen scotland and teaches in a college there reserving his free time for his art. so we cook long since learned to churn out the balloon animals familiar from children's birthday parties . but it takes hours for him to finish one of his balloon birds. depending on which bird it pick. a look at a couple of images. for all like google or something like that and so you can understand how the feathers like you kind of pick up the balloons you want and i just have to go from there basically there's no right or wrong way to do it there's no there's no rules for as long as you can. tie them into a shape that sort of vaguely resembles them and then they're on a winner. aspires to make the bloom birds look as realistic as possible. they and he had so the park their photographs the balloon birds in the natural habitats of their life counterparts. as with the days not hatch. they kind of under all the like little bits of barking stuff they stick their beaks on there and pick out little bugs and things like that. but i just read it has a really cool looking little bright color

quite a big range of temperatures. 9 degrees and aberdeen, 23 in london.very chilly feel, well below average for this week in may. next week, high—pressure to the west, low—pressure to east. this area of high pressure could start to build strongly across the british isles which will cut off this northerly flow and bring something into the north—west, not a heatwave but it will feel less chilly but the colder side of spring is on the way in the week ahead.

temperatures 18 celsius in aberdeen so feeling pleasant in the sunshine here got up to 24 celsius acrossther and more of us seeing more sunshine in those temperatures. still some rain affecting western scotla nd still some rain affecting western scotland with that where the front being steered out of the way. in belfast, turning over here. 18 celsius. 27 around london. more u nsettled celsius. 27 around london. more unsettled around the northwest some rain returning. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government defends plans to begin reopening primary schools in england from next month. it says there'll be measures to ensure the safety of children and teachers. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid outbreak and if, for any reason there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. barack obama has launched a scathing attack on the trump administration's response to the coronavirus crisis.

extent of a new and growing rape and sexual harassment scandal at all took place at the army base at aberdeen proving ground where 30 women have filed complaints of sexual advances that range from unwanted touching to rape and forcible sodomy acceptable conduct for shoulders to bow to the army and we have 0 tolerance. 12 years ago that still looks sex scandal shook the u.s. navy and the air force faces what may be an even bigger problem and other sexual abuse at the air force academy in colorado springs 100 out of 42 allegations of assault against women have been made in the last decade highest ranking air force generals knew about serious problems of sexual assault at the academy yet failed to take action we don't intend to sweep this under the rug we take it very seriously we're going to address it publicly in congress outraged senators accused the air force brass of ignoring assaults on women we have a clear pattern. of reports of sexual assault where the reaction of the air force academy seems to be to blame the victim we are in the process of is to those changes now the process reinstitu

pm johnson: whether it is near empty parks or, deserted beaches of aberdeen the administration in scotlandles and northern ireland are taking a bit -- a different path, sticking to the stay-at-home message with sharp political disagreement. >> it is obvious theast 20 four hours has spread confusion. whaty the public desperat needs today is to be given some clarity. ves are at risk, so political judgments and verdicts at this weekends kiosk will have to wait for another day. >> there is aap free nations oach. wales, scotland and northern ireland all agree on policy and message. s and i mean tth noalice but for the sake of clarity, can ha confirm t prime minister, is acting as the primminister of england? >> no, i reject that completely it is good advr the entire population of the united kingdom, who i perfectly respect, the inflections and variations that may be necessary both locally, reflect differences in those areas. reporter: in number 10, there have been worries for weeut, not just ahe disease, but how to keep the public on site when complicated instructions.e those concerns were well