look at the temperatures, cardiff and plymouth, higher a0 degrees. 0n temperatures, cardiff and plymouthis area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isles, noticed the blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds, it is going to get cold, a widespread frost for tuesday morning. weight bearing in mind if you have been gardening over the weekend. quite cool feeling on tuesday, but it turns warm relating into the week. -- it turns warm relating into the week. —— it turns warmer, late into the week. this is bbc news. now, you've been sending in your questions about covid—19 in your thousands and, this evening, we're focusing on the spread of the virus and the numbers of people involved in ‘your questions answered'. with us to answer those questions is professor keith neal, retired professor of the epidemiology of infectious diseases, from the university of nottingham. that is quite a title! the right man for thejob. thank that is quite a title! the right man for the job. thank you so that is quite a title! the right man for thejob. thank you so much, professor neil,

easter holidays here in cardiff.share one school during social distancing measures. staff are taking all precautions necessary to keep everyone safe, dividing the children between opposite ends of the school. it's been very different, that's for sure. we are very much now not a school, it is childcare provision and we are focusing on the wellbeing of the children and caring and supporting them in this really difficult time. we're just happy we can do our bit to support the parents and they can continue to carry outjobs and essential services. usually there are over 500 pupils here in this primary school, but this week, six different schools are using it as a hub, there have been no more than 30 pupils coming here per day, meaning empty classrooms are a common sight. teachers here sent us this footage. it's a hub for three schools in the local authority. it is open seven days a week, seven hours a day, aiming to be as flexible as possible for those parents that need childcare during this time. in wales, 400 hubs will

but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. —— cardiff and plymouth. temperatures cardiff, plymouthadlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a message to the british public after uk's highest death toll so far in coronavirus pandemic. and we all share responsibility to tackle this virus first and foremost by staying at home. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government insisted that there is now enough if used correctly. new york starts to bury some of its debt in mass graves, more coronavirus cases than any single country outside the united states. we report on a migrant still hoping for a better life.

in my garage in cardiff ona charities. in my garage in cardiff on a turbo trainer.n days ago. i wa nted the idea maybe ten days ago. i wanted to do something myself and i thought raising some money for the nhs would be a good way to do it and icame up nhs would be a good way to do it and i came up with the idea of mirroring the nhs workers shift pattern, basically doing three back—to—back 12 hour shift on the turbo here in the garage in cardiff and, i'm not going to lie, when i woke up at half past five this morning, i was thinking what have i got myself into here. you start to ache because you're not moving a lot, you're stuck in one position. i think tomorrow and the day after are going tomorrow and the day after are going to be worse but obviously it is just great to see the donations coming in and it is all going to a very worthy cause which keeps morale high. from my point of view. and a lot of riders i've spoken to, i think the main thing is if the tour de france can go ahead, that is like the pinnacle of the sport and that is why sponsors come into the sport

temperatures in the warmer spots, around cardiff, getting up to 14 spots, around cardiff, getting upder than recently. high pressure builds once again through monday night into tuesday. with the light winds and clear skies, tuesday morning likely to dawn on a chilly note with a touch of frost. a cold start to this week. things were warm up later in the week and stay largely dry. but regardless of the weather, do stay—at—home whenever you can. bye— bye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: parliament remains on course to return on the 21st of april, a date agreed by british mps before the easter recess, as the number of people who have died from the coronavirus in the uk is expected to reach more than 10,000 when the latest figures are announced later today. the us overtakes italy to have the highest death toll from coronavirus in the world. more than 20,000 people have now died. pope francis has urged people not to yield to fear over coronavirus, calling on them to be messengers of life in a time of death. doctors in the united kingdom say that some key drugs that are used in inten

easter holidays here in cardiff. not a school, it is childcare provision and we are focusing on the wellbeing of the children and caring and supporting them in this really difficult time. we're just happy we can do our bit to support the parents and they can continue to carry outjobs and essential services. usually there are over 500 pupils here in this primary school, but this week, six different schools are using it as a hub, there have been no more than 30 pupils coming here per day, meaning empty classrooms are a common sight. teachers are here sent us this footage. it's a hub for three schools in the local authority. it is open seven days a week, seven hours a day, aiming to be as flexible as possible for those parents that need childcare during this time. in wales, 400 hubs will remain open over the easter break and less than 1% of all school children here can use them if required. so, how have the children in cardiff been enjoying the holidays? it's fun, but it's also quite weird because it's stuff we wouldn't

and plymouth 14 newcastle, cardiff and plymouth 1a degrees at best.rough monday night into tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart, a widespread frost, one to bear in mind if you spent the weekend gardening. a cold feeling day on tuesday but a lot of trite weather coming through the week and it turns warmer once again. “— through the week and it turns warmer once again. —— a lot of dry weather. the governor of the worst

we are here in cardiff as, across the uk, people are finding different was to show their admiration. musicians have changed quite considerably. in this street, these houses, these people are part of five different orchestras who would normally be travelling around europe. the lockdown is they cannot do that so they formed their own cardiff street orchestra, showing their appreciation for the nhs but also raising money for musicians fighting hard at the moment. we have just had a round of you'll never walk alone. another way to come together at this difficult time and show appreciation for people on the front line. horns honk applause you're watching 0utside source. welcome to our viewers in the uk. the prime minister borisjohnson has said that the uk is past the peak of the coronavirus outbreak. this is the first time we've seen him at the daily briefing since he became ill from covid—19. here's a little of what he said. we're going to have to beat this disease by our growing resolve and ingenuity, so i will be setting out a comprehensive plan next week to explain how we can get our

say thank you for all that you and your colleagues are doing dr matt morgan joining us tonight from cardiff in wales thank you dr thank you bye. well the day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter a d w news and you can follow me at bring golf t.v. when you tweet please include hash tag today every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization face biodiversity species runs racial exploitation equality. human rights displacement. global and local action. global 3000. next on. environmentally conscious living. with maximum comfort. furia from tanzania is helping make it possible he started with sustainable ideas in his own home. how he's inspiring others to innovate and his invention school eco africa. in 60 minutes on. we know that this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good systems wash your hands if you can date at how we are d.w.p. for here we are working ha

and the experts in health is how you too can save 1000006. 1000 dr met morgan joins me tonight from cardiff in wales welcome to the day dr morgan what makes a british i.c.u. dr pin an open letter to the u.s. president well really this was a plea not a need to the u.s. press that the does around the world to really focus on 3 things in this crisis you know this virus doesn't care about politics but the way to combat it is the same it's cristobal have transparency and honest debate and conversation secondly to devolve the power to expert scientists and those who understand the complexities and the 3rd of parents supporting america's most at risk of in health the qualities and when the dust settles on this pandemic in america i hope we explore it that supports of them will be something that comes out this what do you say to those who would ask you why didn't you write this letter to boris johnson or the u.k. government. well i think many governments around the world are already using these 3 basis as a way to combat the crisis because there's no simple answer is but there are 3 ways that we ca

temperatures cardiff, plymouth and here only getting up to 13 degrees. this is bbc news of the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a message to the british public after uk's highest death toll so far in coronavirus pandemic. and we all share responsibility to tackle this virus first and foremost by staying at home. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government insisted that there is now enough if used correctly. new york starts to bury some of its debt in mass graves, more coronavirus cases than any single country outside the united states. we report on a migrant still hoping for a better life. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. you're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first we would like to ta ke globally. first we would like to take you to the live pictures from the vatican. these show a stripped down good friday service inside the vatican itself and normally on good friday, pope francis would move over t

and a half degrees in cardiff and similar temperature is today.ees. it was only 9 degrees and it will be significantly warmer and gradually over the weekend we will see high temperature is getting squeezed down towards the southeast of england and start choleric from the north and significant change for all of us on monday with cooler northerly winds. temperature is starting off with on friday so pretty mild even in the south with clear skies and much milder across northern scotland with some rain to clear away and then we see some sharp showers coming in across scotla nd showers coming in across scotland and perhaps the far north of england before it brightens up and we get some sunshine and rain holding off until the evening. & across england and wales and higher temperature is likely to be across england and wales. and some of the heat could trigger thunder a later in the day. also have some wetter weather coming into parts of scotland as well. there will still being showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england an

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best.ss the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more than 500,000 confirmed infections, the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to decline, but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdown will remain. and the queen says in her first ever easter message — "coronavirus will not overcome us."

temperatures in the warmer spots probably around cardiff getting up to 14 degrees. down the east coast, just six to nine celsius. much colder than recently. high pressure builds once again through monday night into tuesday. light winds and clear skies tuesday. light winds and clear skies tuesday morning likely to dawn on a chilly night with a touch of frost. a cold start to this week. things are going to warm up later in the week can stay largely dry but regardless of the weather, do stay—at—home if you can. i. this is bbc news. the headlines. as the number of people who have died from coronavirus is expected to reach more than 10,000, a leading scientific adviser could be worse to come, and the government should have acted earlier. the uk is likely to be one of the worst is not the worst affected country in europe. the uk parliament remains on course to remain on the 21st of april, with politicians likely to attend virtually. the us overtakes italy to have the highest death toll from coronavirus in the world. more than 20,000 people have now died. pope francis has

on sir martin evan's comments, i was surprised to see them and i see that cardiff university immediatelypresent theirs, and the university continue to work very closely with the wealth government on a range of pandemic related matters. someone i'm in good contact with and it may be a more general issue, at least at the end of last week did not want to give wider testing to other organisations. they were concerned they did not have data protection and they were waiting for public health wales to share with them a protocol on what should be done. mark drakeford said the data commissioner had put out guidance saying he would look sympathetically on data being shared but the law on data sharing hadn't changed. you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. the closure of most schools has left many parents concerned that their children are missing out on their education despite the efforts of teachers to deliver lessons online. a minister told mps it was difficult to measure how long children were learning each day. although some schools have stayed open for vulnerable chi

but cafes and restaurants in cardiff have come together to do what they can for have come together tor nhs have come together to do what they can for nhs staff. we felt helpless, we wonder what skills we had to give to the nhs staff and we wanted to raise a flag and start a fundraiser to be able to buy ingredients for local food businesses. to be able to buy ingredients for localfood businesses. prep by to be able to buy ingredients for local food businesses. prep by a crowdfunding website and going straight to the welsh captain capitalist top shelf. some serving up capitalist top shelf. some serving up michelin star meals for her medical professionals. normally, the work for about 50 people maximum and la st work for about 50 people maximum and last week we managed to serve about 3000 meals. which was an eye—opener, to be fair. the upscale to that sort of level is something that i have never done, at least we felt that we could do here. we could cook and help feed them and just give them some the back really. the workers working here for a quick break and choosing. but those workers

work is already under way to create similar hospitals in birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff,planned for bristol and harrogate. 0ur correspondent angus crawford reports from east london. ladies and gentlemen, as the wonders of modern technology can only do so much and i can't quite reach, perhaps i can invite nightingale‘s head of nursing natalie gray, on my behalf, to unveil the plaque to declare nhs nightingale hospital open. applause a royal opening from lockdown. at his home in scotland prince charles still recovering from the virus paid tribute to staff here and around the country. everyone can now have the reassurance that they will receive all the necessary technical care they may need and every chance to return to a normal life. this hospital, therefore, offers us an intensely practical message of hope for those who will need it most at this time of national suffering. an empty shell just days ago, look, an army of civilian contractors and the military have built nightingale from scratch — wards stretching the length of the building. 500 beds to start with, increasing

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff. let's talk to our health, editor hugh pym.nd the graphs they were showing at last month was cited by the government is when we would hit the peak, but we are entering week four of the lockdown, is this where we thought it would be? in some senses, yes, if you look at this graph of hospital patient numbers with covid—i9 around the uk. there is a flattening of the lines, london has flatten and the midlands, northeast and yorkshire and scotland and wales. we could be at the beginning of a peak which goes on for a little while, we really don't know how long. and it has to be said indications from the nhs are they are within capacity. they still have spare beds at this stage of the epidemic. the chief scientific adviser told us an hour ago we should prepare for an increase in the daily death toll this week. this grim tally of heartbreak. what should we prepare for? the daily total just above 700 rather understates the position because it is reported deaths, there may be delays with registration. sir patrick vallance said the number

in cardiff we have the sunshine and up to around 22.u can see the west, getting closer you can see the cloud associated with these fronts, that means increasing amounts of cloud for western fringes of the uk and also the possibility of the uk and also the possibility of some spots of rain. i think the sunniest and warmest weather will be across the south and south—east. your temperatures could get up to around 2a degrees and widely into the low 20s as far north as yorkshire. that is good friday. how about saturday? and the rest of the weekend? these weather fronts are flirting with uk, you can see a fair bit of cloud, we will see subtle changes in the wind direction over the bank holiday, over the easter weekend. that means temperatures will be changing as well. look at that london, by the time we get to monday temperatures will be dipping down to 13 degrees. peeking through friday and saturday but then a big step come the start of the week. it looks as though it will be turning cooler through the easter weekend, but only gradually. tha

temperatures in the warmer spots probably around cardiff getting up to 1a degrees.s and clear skies tuesday. light winds and clear skies tuesday morning likely to dawn on a chilly night with a touch of frost. a cold start to this week. things are going to warm up later in the week can stay largely dry but regardless of the weather, do stay—at—home if you can. i.

temperatures ranging from 11 in lerwick to 22 in cardiff.today. more warnings from hospitals in england over shortages of ppe. a number say supplies of gowns are critically low. a much needed delivery of equipment from turkey has been delayed. the government hits back at claims it was slow to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, saying it's working day and night to support the nhs. a big day for business as the government begins paying workers' wages. the long—awaited job retention scheme opens today. i'll ask the man who's rolling out the scheme, the head of hmrc, how it will work, when businesses will see their cash. as if raising £26 million wasn't astonishing enough, captain tom moore's charity single with michael ball and an nhs choir is on course to top the charts. it's monday the 20th of april. our top story. after a weekend of warnings that some supplies of personal protective equipment for nhs workers are on the verge of running out, a number of hospitals across england say their stocks of gowns are now critically low. it comes as t

vaughan gething made the comment about cardiff central am, jenny rathbone.this brings us to the end of the week in parliament but do join me on monday night at 11pm to see how mps get on with their new digital debates. for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. for many parts of the country, april has been extremely dry. but the weather pattern is changing over the week ahead. the weather is turning more unsettled, and it looks particularly wetter across england and wales. but for all areas, it will be turning cooler over the next few days. today there has been some very warm sunshine around, particularly across more southern and eastern parts of england. and we have seen temperatures getting up to around 21 degrees or so. but cooler air is pushing in from the north as the wind is changing to more of a northerly. and that cooler air comes in behind this band of cloud, which is still around this evening and overnight, drifting very slowly southwards and still producing some showery bursts of rain. clearer skies to the north of that away from the

he made the comment about cardiff central fm jenny rathbone. of the week in parliament but do join me on monday night at 11pm to see how mps get on with their new digital debates. for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. after a another predominantly dry week for most parts of the uk, the weekend promises plenty more dry weather. but slow, subtle changes, the increasing chance of catching a shower and it will begin to feel cooler particularly across northern areas. nothing much is changing very quickly at the moment because the pressure pattern is very slack. not many white lines at all on this chart. not many isobars. that means the winds are very, very light. there's nothing really to push the weather along. we start off the day with a lot of cloud across eastern scotland and the eastern side of england, misty and murky conditions in place. that should tend to break up, the mist and fog should lift and all of us should get to see some spells of sunshine. perhaps a bit more cloud than we had over the last couple of days. temper

therefore, i went to this guy, rory coleman in cardiff, who took me on, looked to see what i was capablere that we were after from that particular thing you're talking about. and when you go off on these extraordinary challenges now, in the last few years, what does your wife, what does your daughter say to you? well, they are a wonderful couple, wonderful wife, wonderful daughter. do they ever suggest to you, you are mad? are they fed up with it? i better, for the first time, not answer that question. 0h, no...i think you have to. although you've got to remember, that back when i got born, i didn't have a father, i was brought up with just a mother. and my lovely wife is a fantastically good mum, so, you know, i wouldn't feel all that guilty. and you get to a certain age, you're going to die off anyway whether you do it out in the cold or run over by a taxi. a theme through our conversation has been motivation and tracing things back to your early life. it intrigued me that you said this just a few years ago in an interview with the financial times, you said, "if i didn't do what i do,

in the last hour about the two month postponement, the 2018 champion joined me from his garage in cardiffing effort for the nhs. his thoughts on the tour in a moment but first how he is replicating mh staff working hours with 12 hour shifts in the saddle. i wanted to do something myself and i thought raising a bit of money for the nhs would be a good way to do it. and i came up with the idea of marrying nhs workers shift pattern basically giving feedback back—to—back 12 hour shifts here in my garage in cardiff and i'm not going to lie when i woke up at half five this morning i was thinking i got myself into here but it has gone really well so far. you have been on your bike, your main goalfor this, the tour de france has been shifted bya the tour de france has been shifted by a couple of months. now, to the end of august, what do you make of that? i think is great news. ifi can still go ahead, fantastic for this point. for us the right is obviously but also that teams, the sponsors because that's what we have oui’ sponsors because that's what we have our eye on. to do ourjobs and also the

at this hospital, near cardiff, one doctor reported nurses preparing for work with four visors betweenhe local health board says they do now have enough ppe. doctors, leaders and healthcare unions have written to the welsh government to say their members fear for their safety. people need answers. we can't go on like this, as the death toll increases, as people see colleagues, friends of theirs, you know, loved ones dying, as a result of not having the appropriate type of armour that was needed for them to go out and fight this battle for us. the uk's four nations have agreed to work together on sourcing equipment. at this belfast hospital, they have ppe, but gps in the city have threatened to withdraw service because of a scarcity. in residential homes, there's real anxiety too. the head of scottish care says ppe makers have been prioritising orders from england, leaving their stocks low. i will never stand here during this outbreak and say these things are off the agenda because we've fixed them all. we will monitor that and keep on that on a day—to—day basis, such is the vital impor

vaughan gething made the comment about cardiff central am, jenny rathbone.f the week in parliament but do join me on monday night at 11pm to see how mps get on with their new digital debates. for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. we've had weeks of sunshine and dry weather, thanks to high pressure, but that's all about to change. this upcoming week is looking more unsettled, thanks to low pressure. it's going to feel different. it's going to feel cooler than it has done of late. the temperatures returning closer to the seasonal norm, and we'll see a fair amount of rain at times, too, particularly across the south of the country. for monday, we've got low pressure in charge. one weather front bringing a lot of cloud to england and wales, the other side of the weather front bringing further showers and cloud to the north of scotland. further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of england. you could see some sunshine breaking out as well across the south—east into the afternoon. there will b

surveillance cameras with facial recognition tag some say this goes too far people like bridges from cardiff who recently made a shocking discovery the van was parked just around the corner and the by the time i was close enough to see facial recognition technology written on the phone it had already captured my data several times over and i felt like an invasion of my privacy i'm a law abiding member of the public i was going about my daily business i wasn't committing any crime i was no threat to anyone i knew the police were there filming me and capturing my data is actually. bridges took the welsh police to court and lost he's currently appealing that ruling but for now police continue to use their tactic scanning hundreds of faces per 2nd checking them against wanted list. we are looting we are developing and there are actually people being taken off the streets who are wanted for offenses or court direct result of the deployment of this technology. the question remains whether the people justify the means. if you ask me we should all be wary of handing out our biometric data i wonder i

thank you, hywel griffith, in cardiff.impact of the lockdown in rural parts of the country. are people in the uk's towns and cities following the guidelines, one month on? 0ur correspondent dan johnson has been investigating. the case may be back at b and q the case may be back at b and 0 but the lockdown goes on. hardware stores did not have to close so some have now decided to reopen, meaning more people are on the move but it's not a relaxation of the restrictions. i can understand why people would be slightly confused. no, government has not started to ease lockdown without you knowing, what has happened is that shops had decided to take advantage of the fa ct decided to take advantage of the fact they were able to open but had been closed. in a london park at this group was spotted out for a game of football. people were exercising at crosby beach this morning, as they are allowed, but there are some pushing the boundaries. it tends to be teenagers who obviously, in the 17, 18, 19 yea rs of who obviously, in the 17, 1

coast could see gusts of 50 mph for the channel islands look at temperatures, type temperature in cardiff through monday night this area of high pressure really builds quite strongly across the british isles and blue colours in the chart, late wins it will get colder quite a right spread frost for tuesday morning, with bearing in mind if you gardening over the weekend and a quite a cool day what it does turn warmer later in the week. this is bbc news of the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk home secretary response to criticism after doctors warn that they are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus.|j equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i am sorry if people feel that there have been failings, i'll be clear about that. but we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. number of people who have died from coronavirus is gone up since yesterday. police and the uk have said there's been a 20% drop in the past four weeks but finds have been issued for those breaking social distan

cardiff and plymouth, a high of 1a degrees.pressure builds strongly across the british isles, notice the blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds, it is going to get cold, quite a widespread frost for tuesday morning. worth bearing in mind if you've been gardening over the weekend. quite a cool feeling day on tuesday, but it does turn warmer later into the week. the uk home secretary responds to criticism that doctors are not getting ppe they need to help care for patients with coronavirus. i'm very sorry if people feel there have been failings. at the same time, we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has gone up by 917 since yesterday. for the first time the queen has recorded an easter message in which she offers hope and says coronavirus will not overcome us. police in the uk say there has been a 21% drop in overall crime

london, for birmingham, for newcastle and for aberdeen, but maybe 19 the top temperature around the cardiff begins to increase on thursday. they're getting a bit warmer across england and wales, but a bit colder across parts of scotland and north—east england. that colder air is arriving with a very weak cold front. so, it will bring a strip of cloud, maybe an odd light shower with it. most areas, though, will stay dry. but those temperatures certainly dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for england and wales, it's a warmer day with temperatures quite widely pushing on into the low 20s. now, it's been a very dry month so far, but that looks set to change as we head towards friday and indeed the weekend, as this area of low pressure drifts up from iberia. it's going to bring increasingly cloudy skies and the prospect of some rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mike embley. donald trump angrily defends his handling of the coronavirus outbreak, which ha

seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top temperatures of just 13re in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. our top stories: mass burials in new york signal the toll the coronavirus outbreak has taken, even as signs emerge that infections are levelling off. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far — almost a thousand more people have lost their lives. queuing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing — we report on the migrants still searching for a better life. how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

early morning temperatures will be around 9 degrees between cardiff and london, whereas if you compareter monday morning. the cold air that is spreading across us is also spreading into other parts of europe as well. in fact, it is right across scandinavia, where apparently they are experiencing some pretty strong winds and some heavy snow at times as well. but, back to the uk then. so here is monday, easter monday morning, plenty of bright weather out towards the west, but at times cloudy in the east and that strong wind blowing in off the north sea, sometimes around some of these coasts, could be gusting in excess of a0 mph. so, temperatures struggling, only around seven in newcastle, around 9 degrees at best in hull, a huge drop in london from 25 or 26 over the weekend, down to only 12 degrees. now, through monday night into tuesday, you can see the air frost developing from scotland through the north of england, wales and down into the south west as well. i suspect a widespread grass frost is on the way. now, because we are also in the middle of a year of high pressure, on tuesday

seven in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 11! degrees at best.s through monday night into tuesday morning you can see this blue shade on the chart. widespread fraud. if you spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling on tuesday with a lot of dry weather in the coming week and it turns warm once again.

six or so in cardiff, for example, and seven in plymouth.tively cool day. variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. temperatures around the 10 degrees mark. the real warming is heading our way from around about a saturday, but particularly sunday. temperatures could hit around 20 degrees across the south of the country. but for the south of the country. but for the time being a chill in the air still. hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines... just a thought, we are going over to wales in a moment to get a news briefing from the chief executive of the nhs in wales and we will get you that when it arrives but first the headlines. the uk prime minister says coronavirus testing needs to be increased massively after it emerges just 2,000 frontline nhs workers in england have been tested. in spain, a grim landmark as the death toll from coronavirus passes 10,000. another 950 people have died in the past 2a hours. the world health organisation says the the world will reach one million coronavirus cases in the next few days. in