you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devon or around about lunchtime. let's zoom in to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the m4, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temper

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devonng or around about lunchtime. let's zoom in to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the ma, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temp

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devon around about lunchtime. let's zoom in to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the m4, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatu

think the thing about that is, in devon and cornwall, we have very different...to the rest of the country. we only have six months to trade and in the rest of the year, we wouldn't really be employing people anyway and that's across the board for devon and cornwall, all our economy is tourism —based. we don't have people we would be employing into the winter anyway. don't have people we would be employing into the winter anywaym you just couldn't afford, even theoretically, to do that because of theoretically, to do that because of the specific economy in an area like where you are? yes. and we wouldn't need to so that kind of funding and support isn't tailored to suit our businesses or any businesses in devon and cornwall because it's the wrong type. jane from the hospitality professionals association, interesting to listen to tom. obviously quite specific because it depends so much on tourism in his location. you have described the help so far as invaluable but do you think the new measures go far enough? sadly not. i think what is happening now, it has beena t

counties of the uk at the moment and a few showers in the next few hours will clip into devon and cornwall. perhaps a few further east along the south coast as well. becoming clearerfor the channel islands after a very wet morning. into this evening, staying fine and dry, by the end of the night, bit more cloud pushing into central scotland on the north—east of england, could be a bit of drizzle, a bit murky on sunday, should shape up to be fine day with sunshine, it might just should shape up to be fine day with sunshine, it mightjust cling along the north sea coast a little and if it does so and stays murky, perhaps temperatures just 15 or 16 degrees, we are looking at the high teens and the low or even mid 20s or sunday afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. borisjohnson is holding talks this weekend to decide whether to impose lockdown restrictions on the whole of england. local lockdown restrictions have come into force in some parts of the uk, with bars and restaurants closing early in north east england. more than 800,000 people living in the spanish capital madrid, will

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devon about lunchtime. let's zoom in to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the m4, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures pos

from the tip of cornwall all the way into the western isles. the nasty weather keeps clipping and clipping the far east of the country. towards the west, the winds will be light and the skies are clearing and it will be a really nippy start to saturday. they degrees in central london. tomorrow, we still have the remnants of that gale, the stormy weather along the north sea coast. bringing showers to parts of east anglia and lincolnshire. but again, the best of the weather is further west and north. northern ireland, scotland, fabulous conditions on the way. and on sunday, still in between weather systems. that is the jet stream. with the weather fronts here and more unsettled weather across southern parts of europe. we are in between and that does mean these weather fronts will be either side of the british isles. the best of the weather sandwiched in across cornwall, devon, wales, the north west of england, northern ireland and western scotland. and a chilly, temperatures recovering to around 17 degrees, so with sunshine and later winds, it wi

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devono the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the m4, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in the

some writers guise a short while ago in cornwall.ll. one or two downpours still, but this is a hint of what is to come for more of you tomorrow, after a fairly soggy day. the rain is moving away from eastern england, with showers in the west, becoming confined to parts of scotla nd west, becoming confined to parts of scotland to end the night. a fresher night than last night and, for northern ireland, north wales, south—west scotland, there could be a touch of frost for tomorrow morning. a cooler start compared to this morning, but more drier, brighter weather. the wet weather will be in the northern half of scotla nd will be in the northern half of scotland through the day, cloud remaining in place, and we start to see some shower clans built up, northern ireland, wales, south—west england most prone, some of those heavy with thunder. most places staying dry, and they will be the sunshine to compensate, with lighter winds. those winter will be replaced

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devon to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the ma, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s in th

clear blue skies in west cornwall.s will take a turn stop it will turn much cooler as we head towards the middle part of the week. temperatures well up into the 20s today and for some of us into the 20s today and for some of us tomorrow. as we head through the autumn equinox and into the middle pa rt autumn equinox and into the middle part of the week we see the colder airarriving, part of the week we see the colder air arriving, northerly winds and, by the end of the week, temperatures much lower. just 9 degrees for some in scotland, around 1a to parts of south—east england. enjoy the warmth while it lasts. you can see the extent of the sunshine through the rest of the day today. while cloud across the north west and for the scottish islands, particularly into shetland. some fairly persistent outbreaks of rain here. top temperatures 2a, 25 across eastern england. overnight, outbreaks of rain turn heavierfor a time england. overnight, outbreaks of rain turn heavier for a time across northern areas of scotland and the r

you can see the showers there crossing the english channel, just about approaching cornwall and devonom in to the south and see where the showers will be. so, the thinking is cornwall, devon, maybe somerset, one or two possibly sneaking into the isle of wight as well, but certainly north of the m4, it's looking mostly sunny. in fact, a beautiful afternoon on the way. bit of a breeze still blowing out of the east—northeast, but even in the north of the country, temperatures could nudge up to close to 20 celsius. the thinking is that later on in the afternoon, it might cloud over around the aberdeenshire coastline and also the north of england. there's a lot of cloud here in the north sea and that north—easterly wind will push some of that cloud closer to land. but the evening on the whole is looking fine for most of us on saturday. sunday's weather forecast is going to be a mostly bright if not sunny day. the winds will be just that bit lighter in the south and no further showers are expected in the south, so, a dry day and a warm one as well. temperatures possibly hitting the mid 20s

also cornwall and scotla nd and good beaches. also cornwall and scotland of course.ly and the tiny island of lampedusa, for this special report. the joy of getting a chance at life. her name, francesca miracle, after her birth on an italian rescue boat in 2015, as her mother fled libya. suffering seizures and in intensive care, they almost didn't make it. the bbc met them back then. now, settled in sicily, we've come back. ciao, francesca. sono mark. si. come stai? bene. was everything you went through worth it? yes, it was, because most of the people they are dreaming to fill my shoes. "ah, you have kids outside the country, so i think you are blessed, you are lucky." so i think i too, i should be happy for that. they were among the million migrants who made it to europe at the height of the migration crisis of 2015, changing its society and politics. thousands more drowned en route, nameless in the graveyard of the mediterranean. five years on they're still coming. the camp in lampedusa to the south of sicily crowded and guarded. so far arrivals this year are a thi

underneath those sunny skies, the beaches in cornwall looked pretty nice.ng cloud and rain spreading in, not just a wish seeing cloud and rain spreading in, notjust a wish in scotland also to northern ireland and this rain ruined feature of whether to take us through the night. 0vernight will be soggy. through the night. 0vernight will be soggy. rain for a time across north—west england. i suspect the clouds will thicken to give a few patches of rain around the western coast in wales. dry through the midlands, east anglia and for most of us it is a mild night. temperatures 12—14. of us it is a mild night. temperatures 12—14 . tomorrow this rain will continue to come down across western scotland, were over the mountains between dow and the end of sunday we are looking at well over 100 millimetres of rain in places and that cause for concern. we could see some localised surface level flooding. i suspect this guy will break up in the northern parts. no much cloud in the east of england, 25—26 c. that warming trend are set to continue into the early pa rt are s

underneath those sunny skies, the beaches in cornwall looked pretty nice.otland and across north—west england. we probably will see a little bit of patchy rain getting into the western side of wales for a time overnight. it is across northern ireland and scotland we will see the rain being particularly persistent and lasting throughout the night in a number of places. it will be dry with clear spells in the south, a mild night for many of us. tomorrow a rain band not ina for many of us. tomorrow a rain band not in a hurry to move away from the western isles of scotland, where we can see in excess of 100 millimetres of rain by the end of the weekend. some localised surface water flooding is a possibility. england and wales, sunshine develops widely and wales, sunshine develops widely andi and wales, sunshine develops widely and i suspect is cloud across northern ireland, central and southern scotland will be tendency to break up through the afternoon to allow some sunny spells. it is across eastern england that we will see the house temperatures, a warmer da

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in across parts of england and wales, especially west and south and gale force winds around west cornwallyou head north and there are more downpours, especially around the borders of scotland, around seven or 8 degrees and wet for parts of southern and eastern northern ireland but a bright and fine day for parts of scotland after the chilly start. we will see showers returning in the hebrides later and the rain that reaches the far south of scotla nd the rain that reaches the far south of scotland and northern ireland will push south, so many parts of england and wales will see rain overnight and it will stop the temperature dropping too much but this is the temperature in glasgow, two or three degrees, and in the countryside we could be below freezing again. as you go into friday, the big picture is the low pressure and it is to the east which means normally —— northerly winds will bring frequent showers and longer spells of rain in the easternmost counties of england, gales along the coast and further south we will see showers early in the day on the western fringes of western scotland,

western areas of the uk, so while we still have this howling gale in the east, lighter winds for cornwall wales, around the irish sea and probably the lightest winds in northern ireland, for a change, and western scotland. here, the best of the weather with sunshine, but temperatures not spectacular. around 12 degrees. you can get a sense of these arrows, the winds blowing out of the north. just behind me, there is a change in the wind direction waiting, and that is going to warm things up a little bit into next week, but not in the short term. saturday night into sunday will be chilly, in fact, with winds following light in the northwest of the uk. here, we are in for a frost, whereas with that wind off the north sea in east anglia, it is going to be around 12 degrees early on sunday morning. so, sunday, we are still in between weather systems — the remnants of the low in europe, weather fronts, milder weather waiting out there in the atlantic, butjust in the middle there, so that does mean lighter winds but some sunshine for places like birmingham, liverpool, glasgow. not spectacular as

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the initial thinking is that there might be some showers around on saturday, may be cornwall, devon,e nagging on some of the coasts, blowing out of the east northeast. but still, 23 in london, a bit fresher in the north around 16 for glasgow and edinburgh and belfast. those showers continue through the course of sunday clipping the south coast of england, again, midlands is looking pretty much dry and sunny. 20 degrees in birmingham, a little bit fresher there on the north sea coast, newcastle at 15 on sunday. monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though the atlantic is turning a little more unsettled and the weather fronts will be heading our way, so that does mean the weather will slowly turn more unsettled later, but until then, friday and into tuesday next week, for most of us, the weather looks fine with hints of that unsettled weather in the north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tiktok! the clock ticks for the chinese social media giant as it faces being b

this picture was taken in cornwall. further north it was a different story across the uk. through the night into the northwest of scotla nd the night into the northwest of scotland in particular. a few spots of rainfor scotland in particular. a few spots of rain for northern ireland and some more crowd coming into england and wales as well. wind is continuing to strengthen across the northern half of the uk so we will be more warm that it was last night in scotland and the northeast of england. the best of the weather tomorrow will be across england and wales with no pressure to the north and the weather from bringing wales with no pressure to the north and the weatherfrom bringing rain into scotland and northern ireland mining into high—pressure keeping it fine further south. a band of rain moving into scotland and northern ireland quickly in the morning and he could be heavy over the hills eventually it arrives into cumbria through the afternoon. the rest of england and wales is dry with sunshine at times and temperatures getting up to 20 degrees once again. cooler north

is notjust cornwall that is quite foggy.with its increasingly behind have a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will be heavy as denoted by the greens and yellows. with the brisk south—westerly winds, we will see the many west of scotland and northern ireland, there would be blowing eastwards. some as far as eastern england coming across parts of wales. you can see in between all the showers there is a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. temperatures today, 14 anna lo worker to about 21 in london and norwich. through the evening and overnight there goes the weather front into the south, taking the cloud into the channel islands. behind there will be areas of cloud but also clear skies and still the showers coming in in the brisk south—westerly wind. temperature wise, 11—14, so not quite as mild a night as the one just gone. but it won‘t feel particularly cold if you out early outdoors. tomorrow, the weather front going down was the channel islands, it looks like it will turn around and come back i

this evening, is on them to look out for, some showers across devon and cornwall, perhaps the odd oneer east across the south coast for a time as well. 0verall, one further east across the south coast for a time as well. overall, a fine end to the day and find beginning to sunday, just increasing cloud into central scotland and north—east of england, maybe just bringing a drizzle. turning quite murky yearfor the bringing a drizzle. turning quite murky year for the early hours of sunday. the cloud should break up as the day pans out, widespread sunshine on into sunday afternoon, a bit more clouds towards the north and west of the uk, a bit hanging on to the north sea coast, 15 degrees here, up to 25 in the south—east. this hello this is bbc news. the headlines. boris johnson is considering whether to tighten covid—19 measures in england, after saying the uk was "now seeing a second wave". figuresjust figures just released show that 4422 cases have been reported with an additional 27 deaths. local lockdown restrictions have come into force in some parts of the uk, with bars and restaura

areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularlynow, as we go on through friday, pressure builds actually in the west, and this area of low pressure's slow—moving. so, the isobars are going to pinch together. the winds are going to blow even more strongly. it will feel even colder. yes, a day of sunshine and showers, but prolonged outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england. and there's going to be some very strong winds in east anglia. gusts could reach in excess of 60 mph, strong enough potentially to bring down a tree or two, so there could be some transport disruption. and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with around 20—a0 millimetres orso, perhaps a bit more in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and th

the initial thinking is that there might be some showers around on saturday, may be cornwall, devon, breeze quite nagging on some of the coasts, blowing out of the east northeast. but still, 23 in london, a bit fresher in the north around 16 for glasgow and edinburgh and belfast. those showers continue through the course of sunday clipping the south coast of england, again, midlands is looking pretty much dry and sunny. 20 degrees in birmingham, a little bit fresher there on the north sea coast, newcastle at 15 on sunday. monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though the atlantic is turning a little more unsettled and the weather fronts will be heading our way, so that does mean the weather will slowly turn more unsettled later, but until then, friday and into tuesday next week, for most of us, the weather looks fine with hints of that unsettled weather in the north. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide reaches above 30 million, officials say the

the initial thinking is that there might be some showers around on saturday, may be cornwall, devon,tinue through the course of sunday at about 15 in the south coast of england, again, midlands is looking pretty much dry and sunny. 20 degrees in birmingham, a little bit fresher there on the north sea coast, newcastle at 15 on sunday. monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though the atlantic is turning a little more unsettled and the weather fronts will be heading our way in that doesn‘t mean the weather will slowly turn more unsettled later, but until then, friday and into tuesday next week, for most of us, the weather looks fine with hints of that unsettled weather in the north. this is bbc news — the headlines. the number of officially recorded coronavirus cases across the globe has climbed above the thirty—million mark. according to figures from johns hopkins university in the united states — more than nine—hundred—and—forty—thousand people worldwide have died with the disease since it first emerged in central chi

some sunny skies therefore cornwall, devon, wales, northern ireland and many parts of scotland, so agoing to be a change in the western areas, a change in wind direction coming, meaning a much milder conditions spreading across the uk. you can see we have lost that cold northerly wind and instead we get this atlantic westerly, so a milder air, but with that comes a price, cloud and rain. but when the sun comes out on monday, temperatures back up to 18 degrees in london, 17 in hull, 15 in newcastle. again, another bowl in the weather on tuesday, in between weather systems, but this next low pressure here again out in the atla ntic pressure here again out in the atlantic will be racing from the west, pushed by an increasing powerful jet stream, so west, pushed by an increasing powerfuljet stream, so that does mean around about wednesday onwards the weather really is going to go downhill across many parts of the uk we are expecting outbreaks of rain and stronger winds and you can see from the icons here from wednesday onwards pretty much all areas are in foran onwards pretty much all ar

bring a bit more cloud into some southern counties through the evening and some showers to devon and cornwallould clear. through the course of the evening, though, just watch a little bit further east for a few showers making their way on shore. aside from these showers to the south, though, it is a fine end to the day. bit more in a way of cloud coming in to the central belt of scotland as we make our way into the early hours of sunday. it could turn misty and murky in a few spots here, clouds to the south—west will tend to break up. clear skies through the scottish glens allowing temperatures will drop perhaps locally to the lower end of single figures, typical overnight lows of around 10 or 11 degrees. sunday, a lot of sunshine as promised, just some thicker cloud around first thing across central and eastern scotland and the north—east of england. that should break up as the hours go by, however. less in the way of clouds to the south, lighter winds and temperatures the mid 20s, always a bit cooler when we've got that cloud along the north sea coast. first thing on monday, potentially som

will bring more cloud into southern counties through the evening, and some showers to devon and cornwallhere the skies should clear. through the course of the evening, look at a little further east for some showers making their way onshore. aside from the showers to the south, it is a fine end to the day. more cloud coming into the central belt of scotla nd coming into the central belt of scotland as we make our way into the early hours of sunday stop it could turn misty and murky in some spots here, the cloud towards the south—west will tend to break up. clear skies through the scottish glens allowing temperatures to drop locally to the lower end of single figures. typical over night lows of ten or 11 degrees. some thicker cloud around first thing across central and eastern scotland and the north—east of england, which should break up as the hours go by. less in the way of cloud to the south, with a lighter wind and temperatures into the mid—20s. cooler where we have the mid—20s. cooler where we have the cloud on the north sea coast. first thing monday, potentially folk for eastern wale

areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularlystent rain affecting parts of east anglia. now, as we go on through friday, pressure builds actually in the west, and this area of low pressure's 00:27:27,171 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 slow—moving. so, the isobars are going to pinch together. the winds are going to blow even more strongly. it will feel even colder. yes, a day of sunshine and showers, but prolonged outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england. and there's going to be some very strong winds in east anglia. gusts could reach in excess of 60 mph, strong enough potentially to bring down a tree or two, so there could be some transport disruption. and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with around 20—a0 millimetres orso, perhaps a bit more in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, slightly

the odd shower creeping into pembrokeshire, cornwall with fog patches in central, eastern and southern clear quickly. for many it will be a sunny day. in northern ireland brings will brighten up after a sluggish start. outbreaks of rain in the north of scotland. some low cloud feeding into some of these north sea coasts leaving things grey and murky. it will feel warmer than today. northern ireland 21.22, could once again get to 30 across parts of east anglia. a shift in weather pattern on thursday. this will change the wind direction. no more southerlies, instead we get a northerly wind which will feed much cooler air across the british isles. a week whether brandt will bring cloud with some spots of rain across the central parts. —— weather front. 13 degrees in aberdeen, 17 in hull. not the high temperatures we have seen not the high temperatures we have seen for the beginning of the week. towards the end of the week with a stick with the cooler feel, particularly in the north. temperatures will bounce back a bit towards the south but not the summer heat we have right now. goodbye. t

areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularly a band of persistent rain affecting parts of east anglia. now, as we go on through friday, pressure builds actually in the west, and this area of low pressure‘s slow—moving. so, the isobars are going to pinch together. the winds are going to blow even more strongly. it will feel even colder. yes, a day of sunshine and showers, but prolonged outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england. and there's going to be some very strong winds in east anglia. gusts could reach in excess of 60 mph, strong enough potentially to bring down a tree or two, so there could be some transport disruption. and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with around 20—a0 millimetres orso, perhaps a bit more in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less stron

areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularlyslow—moving. so, the isobars are going to pinch together. the winds are going to blow even more strongly. it will feel even colder. yes, a day of sunshine and showers, but prolonged outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england. and there‘s going to be some very strong winds in east anglia. gusts could reach in excess of 60 mph, strong enough potentially to bring down a tree or two, so there could be some transport disruption. and there‘s heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with around 20—40 millimetres orso, perhaps a bit more in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it‘s going to be another cold start to the day, and there‘s the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further

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areas to watch out for, well, west wales in pembrokeshire and also into cornwall, could see some particularlylly in the west, and this area of low pressure's slow—moving. so, the isobars are going to pinch together. the winds are going to blow even more strongly. it will feel even colder. yes, a day of sunshine and showers, but prolonged outbreaks of rain across parts of eastern england. and there's going to be some very strong winds in east anglia. gusts could reach in excess of 60 mph, strong enough potentially to bring down a tree or two, so there could be some transport disruption. and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with around 20—a0 millimetres orso, perhaps a bit more in places. we could also see some localised flooding, but away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down

also cornwall and scotland of course. thank you very much.g to increase. we will have showers affecting scotland, northern ireland, fat north of england. clouds will eventually bring rain. this cloud will be moving in for this weekend. this afternoon it is a showery story across northern areas. further south, some rain moving into the south—west of england later on. overnight that rain could turn heavier across east anglia and south—east england. showers continue across into scotland, perhaps north coast of northern ireland and if you coming into the north west of england and wales. the weekend is looking cloudy. patchy rain. mostly affecting north—western areas. saturday, a bright note for many, showers from that word go. scotland will get patchy rain across northern ireland, patchy rain in north—west england. quite damp around greater manchester area, especially towards the end of the day. southern england dry with sunshine. the second half of the weekend, quite a bit of cloud around. we are expecting further rain. rain moves across north—w

the initial thinking is that there might be some showers around on saturday, may be cornwall, devon, will be in for a fine day and again, that breeze quite nagging on some of the coasts, blowing out of the east northeast. but still, 23 in london, a bit fresher in the north around 16 for glasgow and edinburgh and belfast. those showers continue through the course of sunday clipping the south coast of england, again, midlands is looking pretty much dry and sunny. 20 degrees in birmingham, a little bit fresher there on the north sea coast, newcastle at 15 on sunday. monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though the atlantic is turning a little more unsettled and the weather fronts will be heading our way, so that does mean the weather will slowly turn more unsettled later, but until then, friday and into tuesday next week, for most of us, the weather looks fine with hints of that unsettled weather in the north. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide r

already a few showers across parts of cornwall. clouding over the south.howers. showers across parts of northern ireland and scotland continuing through the night, rain and cloud clearing away the south—east. temperatures first thing tomorrow, somewhere between 8—11 for most of us. in the weekend, the weather dominated by an area of high pressure that is starting to move from the south—west. we have got low pressure sitting out in the north—east which combination means we will be drawing in the wind from the north—westerly direction, quite a coolair the north—westerly direction, quite a cool air mass filing across the uk as we head into the weekend. a fresher, cool, breezy feel to the weather, particularly on saturday. their weekend brings us a mix of sunshine and some scattered showers. during saturday, most showers across parts of northern ireland and scotla nd parts of northern ireland and scotland as well. some sunshine in between the showers. much of england and wales keeping the dry weather through much of the day but there will be some showers pushi

i suppose, matt, we saw that at the beginning of the lockdown with cornwall and other places like thate having their second homes down there, and local people being worried about that. yes, it is a lot of deja vu at the moment. i guess, luckily for those areas, we might say that we are going into autumn and winter when it's less attractive to go to these tourist hotspots. i mean, ithink to go to these tourist hotspots. i mean, i think it'sjust extraordinary that we were even thinking that london could be the la st thinking that london could be the last region in the uk, the last big region in the uk to go into lockdown when at the start of all of this, london was the city which saw her rocketing cases and sent the rest of the country in the lockdown at the same time. i think it would be very damaging for the prime minister, prime minister who won an election promising to level up the rest of the country. 0k, promising to level up the rest of the country. ok, let's go on to the metro. quite a few papers have got this picture of boris. perhaps not the picture he would've hoped to have ha

tests quickly ran out, roads were blocked, people who had travelled from as far as way as cornwall andurned away and my constituents were no longer able to access test in the area and they in turn were sent elsewhere. i didn't know about this example in telford although i had heard of people telling me that there's been a lot of people directed to telford in this instance. the broad problem is something we're absolutely looking at and i will go and take away the particular example and find out exactly what glitch caused it. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, had his own examples of the difficulty of getting a test. yesterday, i spoke to a mum who lives in london. she has a four—year—old daughter who had a very high temperature yesterday morning. she phoned iii and was told to get a test. she tried to book it was told the nearest was romford at nine o'clock in the morning. she was told that there were no tests there. she was then told hayward, halfway to brighton. on exploration, no tests were there either. by lunch time, the mum was told the nearest pla

the initial thinking is that there might be some showers around on saturday, may be cornwall, devon,quite nagging on some of the coasts, blowing out of the east northeast. but still, 23 in london, a bit fresher in the north around 16 for glasgow and edinburgh and belfast. those showers continue through the course of sunday at about 15 in the south coast of england, again, midlands is looking pretty much dry and sunny. 20 degrees in birmingham, a little bit fresher there on the north sea coast, newcastle at 15 on sunday. monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though monday and tuesday is expected to be settled again, with high—pressure close by, beyond that, it looks as though the atlantic is turning a little more unsettled and the weather fronts will be heading our way in that doesn't mean the weather will slowly turn more unsettled later, but until then, friday and into tuesday next week, for most of us, the weather looks fine with hints of that unsettled weather in the north. this is bbc news — with the latest headl