a better sense of how to respond in the uk, we've had a partial shutdown in the midlands, the east midlandsicester but it is how you respond through the southern spikes and how you ensure that they do not show the economies that they do not show the economies that spot are back again. it will be interesting to see if that is a localised lockdown. what this number of growing cases among young people in their 20s of growing cases among young people in their205 and of growing cases among young people in their 20s and 30s, and there is more testing but it is a sign the virus is spreading amongst individuals less likely to show symptoms so rather concerning. that is the takeaway that i have from this article because there is a sense of sitting in the uk when you see younger people being interviewed when they are out on the beach, it's not... it is crowded. younger people saying it does not affect them, they are all right. it is younger people. and also we see these figures and it is the 20s and 30s being hit hard. in tokyo, to such a cramped city, even worse than london in terms of people living

a late desperate place for a goal in the east midlands but break whereby stoke spending nearly sevences both in injuries, the hope of coming back to the premier league team to a shattering halt. nottingham forest fans will be feeling absolutely numb today, let's speak to the chair of the official supporters trust elliott stanley evening elliott how's your day been ‘waking this morning to survey the wreckage of our season'forest manager, sabri lamouchi, called it is still pretty rotten still pretty painful. your teams capitulation ‘unacceptable' and a disastser do you point fingers? it probably is too soon. there are legitimate questions of the style of the approach and some the decisions over these performances, but when the represented our cloud with absolute dignity and sincerity in the least we owe him is to have decisions the clear—headed and give him the respect that they deserve. 21 yea rs him the respect that they deserve. 21 years since you are in the top division, addition phyllis vance that you mention the manager twice of the month and you've got man's face in the top —— m

, east anglia and heat. the midlandsnglia and across england, expect rain to start the day. south—west england, many of us here and across the midlands and parts of east anglia brightening up in the afternoon but the rest of the uk, sunshine, chance ofa the rest of the uk, sunshine, chance of a shower in scotland, most staying dry and temperatures for the most pa rt into staying dry and temperatures for the most part into the high teens. i have and i attended a monday, a call night to come. temperatures falling widely into single figures, still the chance of catching a shower or two in scotland and indeed here on monday, too. sunday, a few showers, much of england and wales are staying dry though some cloud building after a sunny start. well intojuly building after a sunny start. well into july and temperatures may building after a sunny start. well intojuly and temperatures may need to the high teens. —— temperatures in the high teens. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow

the next six months. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has been assessing reaction in the east midlandsrs are still shut. the trampolines sadly still at this park in north nottinghamshire. caught between leisure and indoor sport, this is a sector desperate to get going again, not least for the sake of the staff. i'm excited to get back open but then there is also the dread of what if we can't open? employees here are all on the furlough scheme, welcome support, but that ends in autumn and unless this business can open soon even the promise of a bonus for every job saved might not be enough. it would be nice to have but it would be difficult and definitely keeping everybody on the books, would be really hard to sort of do. we've got between 20, 25 members of staff here. hopefully we don't have to get to that situation where we are letting people off and things, but it's always a possibility, which is quite sad. being open is key. that's it, that's what we want to do. so many businesses have been hard hit. high street names already shedding jobs. retail, hospitality, often sectors that em

leicester which is a lockdown —— in lockdown because of the infection rates, but other parts of the east midlandsve imposed this blanket quarantine across spain in the islands, given that what we understand from the public information is that the outbreak is in one part of spain. the government have got other information which suggestions more widespread. if the government had just said it at a press co nfe re nce government had just said it at a press conference on friday, i think it would have given people greater reassurance. the way in which they have handled this in the last 24 hours has caused confusion and anxiety and stress. they could have handled this better. prescriptions for cycling are set to be included in the uk government's plans to tackle obesity in england. full measures will be set out tomorrow, and are expected to include a 12 week plan to encourage people to lose weight and a ban onjunk food tv adverts before 9pm. it comes after public health england found being overweight puts people at greater risk from coronavirus. president putin is reviewing his naval fleet today on the

this afternoon those heavy downpours running through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, somery, a chance of hail. wales and south—west england brightening up, northern ireland and scotland with some sunny spells, just the chance of a few showers this afternoon into eastern parts of scotla nd afternoon into eastern parts of scotland and as for temperatures, just pick out yorkshire and north—east england where it staying cloudy this afternoon, some of us just around iii—15d, not great for earlyjuly. tonight, any of those heavy showers fade away but the weather fronts i showed you, this is what's coming from them, the rain into northern ireland and scotland and parts of north—west england and wales by morning, a freshening wind, temperature is after an early debt rising later in the night so i milder start to the day tomorrow. a lot of cloud around and soaking day in scotland particularly in the west. 20 or 30 millimetres possible, they could be disruption. really wet in glasgow. rain at times in northern ireland, through western and northern areas of england and wales, wettest

there will be patchy, light rain in the east midlands and east anglia overnight, but that will clearumid night. cooler and fresher further north. 0ne weather system has gone out of the way and another is approaching, but in between most will be dry with sunny spells in the east and isolated showers in the south of england. in the far north of scotla nd south of england. in the far north of scotland it will feel warmer. this week and it is turning warmer, cooler and with heavy and thundery showers to come as well. you're watching bbc news.... borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says the uk's response to the coronavirus shows the share might of the union, as he makes his first visit to scotland since the last general election. wearing face mask becomes compulsory in england from midnight tonight, but people say the rules are unclear. an attempt to accelerate transport investment in the northern region. there has been a sharp increase in the number of women facing domestic abuse trying to find places in refuges. president trump says he is sending a surge of federal officers int

and for east wales, midlands, south—east england, we could see 31 to 3a degrees in the south—east.ar. a chance of some showers and thunderstorms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that weather front continues to work its way in from the west, introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. it will be cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower even into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: the heads of some of the world's biggest tech companies have appeared before washington lawmakers to defend their firms against claims they abuse their power to quash competitors, and that their policies lead to political bias. the tech giants argue their companies have spurred innovation. there's pressure from both ends of the political spectrum for tougher regulation. in an interview with bbc news, dr anthony fauci, who leads american efforts to contain the

and for east wales, midlands, south—east england, we could see 31 to 3a degrees in the south—east.thunderstorms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. but that weather front continues to work its way in from the west, introducing cooler air just in time for the weekend. so it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. it will be cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower even into sunday and we'll see a mixture of sunshine and showers too in those brisk west—south—west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: the titans of us tech under the microscope — facebook, amazon, google and apple challenged in congress over claims they're stifling competition. we face a lot of competitors and every part of what we do. —— in every part of what we do. russia joins the coronavirus vaccine race — scientists there say they will have one ready for approval in august. is there anyone out there? nasa's new perseverance rov

getting widely into the mid to high 205, 30 getting widely into the mid to high 20s, 30 across east wales, midlands south—east of england. it is going to be a brief heat though because the weather is going to change as we head into the weekend as those weather fronts push eastwards and we change the wind direction, so instead of that warm, south to south easterly, we get a freshening west or south westerly winds and there will be some sunshine, if you showers, more significantly, the heat is going to be ebbing away. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines... the boss of heathrow calls for coronavirus tests at uk airports to avoid the need for holidaymakers to self isolate for 1h days on their return. people would stay in quarantine until they had had two tests that show that they did not have the disease, and then they would be allowed out earlier than would otherwise be the case. the world health organization warns increasing infections among young people could be driving spikes in coronavirus cases across europe. millions of pounds are pledged to researchers to investigate why people from e

and for east wales, the midlands, south—east england, we could see 31 to 3a degrees in the south—eastrstorms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. but that weather front continues to work its way in from the west, introducing cooler air just in time for the weekend. so it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. it will be cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower even into sunday and we'll see a mixture of sunshine and showers too in those brisk west—south—west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. is big techjust too big? the bosses of amazon, google, facebook and apple face congress on accusations they use their vast power to stifle competition. plus, the worst slump since world war two? official figures could confirm the us economy was declining at a rate of 35% between april and june. we start with those technology giants because the bosses of google, apple, facebook and amazon have been facing questionin

and for east wales, midlands, south of england, we could see 3! to sa degrees in the south—east. weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. a very warm welcome if you‘re watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i‘m mike embley. our top stories: tech titans in tiny boxes. four of the biggest names in technology get a grilling at a congressional hearing over claims they‘re stifling competition. talking to the bbc, the expert leading american efforts to contain the coronavirus warns against politicising the pandemic. there is a considerable degree of political divisiveness to a level that everyone admits, you don‘t need me to make that declaration. brazil records its highest death in a single day of the virus tightens its grips on latin america.

bbc‘s east midlands political editor tony roe is in leicester where they're waiting for the announcementf health approved the date from saturday to today for some all day today we have had various times given to us about when we will get an announcement. the city's master peter salisbury came in, we asked him, he did not know, and it could be saturday, we do not know at this stage when an announcement will come from the department of health and it isa from the department of health and it is a bit like the day leicester went into this extended walk supper all day we were expecting an announcement that did not come until announcement that did not come until a court past nine at night in the house of commons. we don't know and john ashworth has called for some certainty for the people of leicester, and leicester west's and liz kendall saying what is happening today just like liz kendall saying what is happening todayjust like goodenough liz kendall saying what is happening today just like goodenough and people need an answer and some certainty what is going to happen, is the lockdown going

and for east wales, midlands, south of england, we could see 31 to sa degrees in the southeast.torms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. the headlines... the heads of some of the world's biggest tech companies have appeared before washington lawmakers to defend their firms against claims they abuse their power in order to quash competitors. the tech giants argue their companies have spurred innovation. the appearance comes as congress considers tougher regulation. in an interview with bbc world news, dr anthony fauci, the man leading the us efforts to contain the coronavirus, has warned against politicising the pandemic. he also said he has been frustrated by people not s

and for east wales, midlands, south of england, we could see 31 to 3a degrees in the southeast.developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name's mike embley. tech titans in tiny boxes. four of the biggest names in technology get a grilling at a congressional hearing over claims they're stifling competition. talking to the bbc, the expert leading american efforts to contain the coronavirus warns against politicising the pandemic. there is a considerable degree of political divisiveness to a level that everyone admits, you don't need me to make that declaration. the world health organization urges young europe

and for east wales, midlands, south of england, we could see 31 to 3a degrees in the southeast.ome showers and thunderstorms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. to bear on these problems. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tech titans in tiny boxes. four of the biggest names in technology get a grilling at a congressional hearing over claims they're stifling competition. talking to the bbc, the expert leading american efforts to contain the coronavirus warns against politicising the pandemic. there is a considerable degree of political divisiveness to a level that everyone admits, you don't need me to make that declaration. the world health organizati

it's not in any rush at all and that means that east anglia, the midlands and down along that channelhine and some warmth. perhaps not quite as warm as today but temperatures peaking into the mid—20s. the question mark unfortunately is what's going to happen to the cricket? if you are following the second test, that weather front just sitting around the north—west, so there's likely to be some interruption to play, hopefully slowly improving as we go through the latter stages of the afternoon. so there it is — really not moving very far very fast. one thing that's interesting about it — it's a cold front. so as it does squeeze its way south and east, it will continue to introduce this fresher air from the north—west. so, you'll notice the difference with the feel of the weather across south—east england particularly on sunday. it may well start off grey, dull, drizzly in places. slowly brightening up, we keep the risk of some showers driven on by that westerly breeze in the far north—west. a look at the temperatures widely into the mid to high teens. if we're lucky, we may well see 21

bbc east midlands today. how about this for loyalty?china to return to what the camel belief was true home. when the camel belief was true home. when the original ownerfound the camel belief was true home. when the original owner found that camel he was so touched he promised never to sell it again. well, that is a happy ending. the rescuer became the rescued on friday when a st bernard dog had to be helped down from england's highest mountain. st bernard is are usually on the other side of such missions. they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps, but four year daisy collapsed while walking down salford pike. the 16 man mountain rescue tea m pike. the 16 man mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours and her rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. we have jamie oliver, the tv chef, coming up after ten, so do stay for that. and right now look at the weather with carol. hello again. today's weather pretty much summed up by the same, cloudy and wet. a little bit of b

persistent rain effect in the south—east corner and heavy showers moving into the midlands, east angliaemic strain. through northern england, a bit dry as we in the day. further showers into western scotland and some thundery —— thundery rain drifting across shetland. as we drift through this evening, there showers and downpours will continue for a time. they will fade tonight but we will keep some showers in northern ireland and west of scotland. very breezy through the night, not as mild as tonight —— last night but not cold by any stretch. ii to 14 degrees. tomorrow isa stretch. ii to 14 degrees. tomorrow is a drier day on balance, some spells of sunshine, still some showers, medically western and northern parts and we could seem more persistent rain getting into western parts of scotland. it is going to be quite a windy day, unusually windy for this time of year and towards the far west of the north west of the uk, it could be a0 mph or mile. i ratherface —— fresh feel, temperatures from 11 in glasgow to 23 and under. 0n feel, temperatures from 11 in glasgow to 23 and under. on mond

and for east wales, midlands, south of england, we could see 31 to sa degrees in the southeast.eveloping in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. now on bbc news — panorama. did china hide crucial information about covid—19 from the world? what began with a handful of mystery pneumonia cases in wuhan late last year has now left more than half a million dead worldwide. former bbc china editor carrie gracie investigates how it delayed reporting the initial outbreak and evidence that covid—19 could be spread by people. warning this programme contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. tonight, we investigate how china covered up the scale of its coronavirus crisis. why didn't they tell the rest of the w

to look around 7pm — persistent rain affecting the south—east corner and heavy, thundery showers moving across southern england into the midlandsut through northern england it's likely to be a little bit drier as we end the day. we will see some further showers pushing into western scotland, and some heavy, thundery rain drifting its way northwards across shetland. as we head through this evening, the showers and downpours will continue for a time. i think they'll tend to fade in most areas through the night, but we'll keep some showers going in northern ireland and western scotland. it stays fairly breezy through the night as well. not as mild as it was last night, but not cold by any stretch — 11 to 14. tomorrow is, on balance, a drier day. there will be some spells of sunshine, but still some showers, particularly in western and northern parts, and we could see some more persistent rain getting into western parts of scotland. it's going to be quite a windy day, unusually windy for this time of year. towards the far north—west of the uk, we could be looking at gusts of a0 mph or more, and a rather fresh feel to the weather, w

those particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern england, maybe clipping into east wales, the midlandsas well. the further south and west you are, not as many showers, more dry weather and some spells of sunshine here. still, a noticeable north—westerly breeze. these are the wind gusts we're expecting. they are just a notch or two lower than the wind speeds we saw during sunday. but it will still feel fairly cool out there, i suspect, with top temperatures between 1a and 21 degrees, and it will remain fairly cool and fresh as we head through monday night. many of the daytime showers will continue to fade. i think we will see some showery rain drifting across the far north of scotland and cloud amounts increasing across northern ireland through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperature—wise, we start the day between 8 and 12 degrees. so, high pressure just about in charge as we begin tuesday. you can see this little bump in the isobars here. however, there is a frontal system that will be working in very quickly to northern ireland. i showed you the increasing amounts of cloud. we

england and wales, heaviest and most persistent into the hills. 0ccasional rain for north—east england and the midlandsghout as well, parts of wales and the middle seen some gusts in excess of a0 mph. 0ccasional rain staying for many overnight, but notice how northern scotland is turning drier and a bit clearer as well and cooler. notice also how temperatures hold up across much of england and for wales, quite a warm and muggy night to come with plenty of cloud, low cloud so some mistiness around the coast and into the hills and we keep a lot of that cloud tomorrow, again with some occasional outbreaks of rain. not necessarily raining everywhere all the time, but if you are to the east of high ground you mayjust see a few sunny breaks. it is still windy out there but if you do get to see some sunshine, temperatures may end up a little bit higher than this, though most of us will not see that sun and stay cloudy. problem saturday night into sunday with the area of low pressure which moves just close to scotland on the southern flank of that and a bit of uncertainty on how strong the winds will be but it

east and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the evening. this light and patchy rain by this stage heading down towards the midlandsy weak, and as we move into friday, we are in between two wet weather systems — a transient ridge of high pressure before that weather front increases the cloud and brings some rain in from the atlantic. but many places will have a dry day on friday. could be a fair bit of cloud, particularly across southern parts of england and south wales, the odd shower here. one or two showers further north, perhaps into north—east england and scotland. then we get later on in the day some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland. ahead of that, 20 degrees through the central belt of scotland, and we're back up to 25 in the south—east of england. as we head into the weekend, we're dominated by low pressure sitting close to the north of the uk. that weather front will tend to move through, taking some heavy rain away, and then it's showers following on behind. certainly looks like saturday is going to be the wetter day, and those showers could be heavy and thundery. a much drier day on

the rain will turn showery into the afternoon so big showers for the midlands, east anglia, southeastotland. where those tempers are, 12 in aberdeen and for the south this temperature is a little disappointing for earlierjuly. to the end of the week we're looking at the end of the week we're looking at the next area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. this being the heaviest rain across the north—west of the country but it is notjust wet, it will be pretty windy. there may be some rain across eastern england for a time but should clear for the morning. a greater chance in the afternoon for breaks in the cloud and some sunny spells across at the seaman, the prospect of that for the north and west with the rain continuing to pour down. the week and with the prospects still dominated by low pressure. weather fronts scooting across the uk bringing rain at times, showers merging together to give lengthier spells of rain during the second half of the weekend as well. it doesn't state unsettled, this we can rain at times, often windy, often cloudy, and thus temperatures somewhere to

certainly, some rain around at times for wales, the midlands, southern england, eventually into east mes for wales, the midlands, southern england, eventually into east anglia and the southeast. but i think much of yorkshire, northern ireland and scotland in for a bright day with just a few showers. and that trend continues into thursday. it's more southern parts of the country that get the cloud and the outbreaks of rain, so i think for some of us, once again, not a pretty picture. it isn't going to be cold. 20 degrees in london. actually fresher in scotland with the sunshine, where temperatures will be between 1a and 18 celsius. now, on friday, there is a weather front out in the north sea. it's actually a low pressure with its weather front and it will be close enough to drive our weather, so i think showers for the northeast of england, certainly through yorkshire and into east anglia, and a bit of a breeze as well. the winds actually coming out to the north west on friday, so it could feel a little on the chilly side in some northwestern areas. the best of the weather, i suspect,

some patchy rain to the east of the pennines and the midlands, parts of east anglia.e late in the day. a few spots into the low 20s, most of us not getting that high, and it will be a windier day. now these weather fronts are still close by as we go into saturday. quite a lot of humid air coming in as well, so it will be quite a warm start to saturday despite the cloud, the wind and some outbreaks of rain. but again, pushing through northern ireland into scotland after a brief lull, some of us towards wales and western parts of england, especially into the hills may see some patchy rain through eastern and southern england, but quite a bit of the day here is looking dry. it will be a windier day on saturday with average speeds here 30—110 mph, perhaps a little bit higher in some places. another windy weekend is on the way. temperatures a bit higher, if you do see a bit of sunshine, it will feel quite warm. but most of us will not. all that moist, humid air begins to clear away on sunday to showers. on monday it's looking sunnier with a few showers around, with a cool

those particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern england, maybe clipping into east wales, the midlandsmore dry weather and some spells of sunshine here. still, a noticeable north—westerly breeze. these are the wind gusts we‘re expecting. they are just a notch or two lower than the wind speeds we saw during sunday. but it will still feel fairly cool out there, i suspect, with top temperatures between 11! and 2! degrees, and it will remain fairly cool and fresh as we head through monday night. many of the daytime showers will continue to fade. i think we will see some showery rain drifting across the far north of scotland and cloud amounts increasing across northern ireland through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperature—wise, we start the day between 8 and 12 degrees. so, high pressure just about in charge as we begin tuesday. you can see this little bump in the isobars here. however, there is a frontal system that will be working in very quickly to northern ireland. i showed you the increasing amounts of cloud. well, rain will set in through the morning and then spread its way

its way further south, so robbing you of a wee bit of sunshine perhaps down across the southern midlands, eastf it eventually being elbowed off into the near continent. as we get on into sunday, there is something a bit cooler and fresherfollowing on behind. but a better chance if you were stuck under the weather front on saturday of seeing some sunshine on sunday. some cloud will bubble up, there will be some showers on the western side of scotland. temperatures just feeling that tad fresher, with a high of 21. the harsh toll of the lockdown onjobs — new uk figures show the number of people on company payrolls fell by nearly 650 thousand between march and june. england bowler jofra archer is dropped from the team for the second test against the west indies — for breaching coronavirus rules.

but across northern and eastern scotland, down the eastern side of england, perhaps into the midlands, eastr two showers. not as many the further south and west you are, should be largely dry with some spells of sunshine. these are the wind gusts we are expecting tomorrow. not quite as windy as it was today, still fairly blustery out there, and it will feel cool as well, particularly given the fact the temperatures are a touch below average for the time of year — 1a to 21 celsius. as we look further ahead into tuesday and wednesday, well, some dry weather, but some wet weather also pushing in from the west. the winds will be lighter, but it stays fairly cool. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a grim milestone for india as it overtakes russia to become the country with the world's third—highest confirmed coronavirus infections. a partial lockdown is reimposed in the australian city of melbourne as thousands of residents are told not to leave their homes for at least five days. how turkey is using its influence in libya to further its ambit

those particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern england, maybe clipping into east wales, the midlands are, not as many showers, more dry weather and some spells of sunshine here. still, a noticeable north—westerly breeze. these are the wind gusts we're expecting. they are just a notch or two lower than the wind speeds we saw during sunday. but it will still feel fairly cool out there, i suspect, with top temperatures between 1a and 21 degrees, and it will remain fairly cool and fresh as we head through monday night. many of the daytime showers will continue to fade. i think we will see some showery rain drifting across the far north of scotland and cloud amounts increasing across northern ireland through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperature—wise, we start the day between 8 and 12 degrees. so, high pressure just about in charge as we begin tuesday. you can see this little bump in the isobars here. however, there is a frontal system that will be working in very quickly to northern ireland. i showed you the increasing amounts of cloud. well, rain will set in through the mornin

further south in wales, midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england, there is sunshine. 23ndon. feeling warm in that sunshine. further north a little bit disappointing for the time of year. overnight tonight showers continue in scotland, but otherwise it is a dry night. once again it will be quite a chilly night with temperatures getting down to single figures in the countryside. a cool start to the day on tuesday. plenty of sunshine in the morning, fair whether cloud will bubble up in england, wales and northern ireland. in scotland things cloud up further as we head into the afternoon and eventually we see outbreaks of rain starting to make inroads from a weather system pushing in off the atlantic. temperatures still disappointing in the north and further south, the low 20s with light winds. towards the middle part of the week we will see this area of low pressure spinning off the atla ntic low pressure spinning off the atlantic and that will bring rain tuesday night into wednesday, particularly for northern ireland and scotland. the rain will push into the far north—west

midlands as we go through the afternoon. may be increasing cloud into the south—east.w much we are going to see for a play of the second test, but hopefully it will improve as a day continues. it is still with us, and out of saturday into sunday, this rain goes into the south—east corner. another interesting thing is behind it, there is a colderfront, so as it continues to clear south and east, it will be a noticeable difference in the feel of the weather. sunday morning could start off as a contrast, cloudy and rain easing through. sunny spells and scattered showers continuing, most up into the north but look at the difference with the feel of the weather. widely temperatures into the high teens and maybe if we are lucky 21. this is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson sets out the next stage of the government's plans to ease the coronavirus lockdown in england, including a timeline for returning to workplaces. we will give employers more discretion and ask them to make decisions about how their staff can work safely. can we have confidence that the government's scie

east up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the evening. this light and patchy rain by this stage heading down towards the midlandsengland. the weather front bringing that is going to be very weak, and as we move into friday, we are in between two wet weather systems — a transient ridge of high pressure before that weather front increases the cloud and brings some rain in from the atlantic. but many places will have a dry day on friday. could be a fair bit of cloud, particularly across southern parts of england and south wales, the odd shower here. one or two showers further north, perhaps into north—east england and scotland. then we get later on in the day some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland. ahead of that, 20 degrees through the central belt of scotland, and we're back up to 25 in the south—east of england. as we head into the weekend, we're dominated by low pressure sitting close to the north of the uk. that weather front will tend to move through, taking some heavy rain away and then it's showers following on behind. certainly looks like saturday is going to be the wetter day, and those

east and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the evening. this light and patchy rain by this stage heading down towards the midlandsweather front bringing that is going to be very weak, and as we move into friday, we are in between two wet weather systems — a transient ridge of high pressure before that weather front increases the cloud and brings some rain in from the atlantic. but many places will have a dry day on friday. could be a fair bit of cloud, particularly across southern parts of england and south wales, the odd shower here. one or two showers further north, perhaps into north—east england and scotland. then we get later on in the day some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland. ahead of that, 20 degrees through the central belt of scotland, and we're back up to 25 in the south—east of england. as we head into the weekend, we're dominated by low pressure sitting close to the north of the uk. that weather front will tend to move through, taking some heavy rain away, and then it's showers following on behind. certainly looks like saturday is going to be the wetter day, and those showers cou

those particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern england, maybe clipping into east wales, the midlandsll. the further south and west you are, not as many showers, more dry weather and some spells of sunshine here. still, a noticeable north—westerly breeze. these are the wind gusts we're expecting. they are just a notch or two lower than the wind speeds we saw during sunday. but it will still feel cool out there, i suspect, with top temperatures between 1a and 21 degrees, and it will remain fairly cool and fresh as we head through monday night. many of the daytime showers will continue to fade. i think we will see some showery rain drifting across the far north of scotland and cloud amounts increasing across northern ireland through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperature—wise, we start the day between 8 and 12 degrees. so, high pressure just about in charge as we begin tuesday. you can see this little bump in the isobars here. however, there is a frontal system that will be working in very quickly to northern ireland. i showed you increasing amounts of cloud, and rain will set

those particularly affecting parts of scotland, northern england, maybe clipping into east wales, the midlandsare, not as many showers, more dry weather and some spells of sunshine here. still, a noticeable north—westerly breeze. these are the wind gusts we're expecting. they are just a notch or two lower than the wind speeds we saw during sunday. but it will still feel fairly cool out there, i suspect, with top temperatures between 1a and 21 degrees, and it will remain fairly cool and fresh as we head through monday night. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: the taj mahal stays shut as india's coronavirus cases reach a record high. galicia in the north—west of spain becomes the second region to impose a local lockdown after a fresh outbreak. the australian state of victoria closes its border with neighbouring new south wales as a spike in cases forces further restrictions. also coming up, how turkey is using its

it's not in any rush at all and that means that east anglia, the midlands and down along that channelres peaking into the mid—20s. the question mark unfortunately is what's going to happen to the cricket? if you are following the second test, that weather front just sitting around the north—west, so there's likely to be some interruption to play, hopefully slowly improving as we go through the latter stages of the afternoon. so there it is — really not moving very far very fast. one thing that's interesting about it — it's a cold front. so as it does squeeze its way south and east, it will continue to introduce this fresher air from the north—west. so, you'll notice the difference with the feel of the weather across south—east england particularly on sunday. it may well start off grey, dull, drizzly in places. slowly brightening up, we keep the risk of some showers driven on by that westerly breeze in the far north—west. a look at the temperatures widely into the mid to high teens. if we're lucky, we may well see 21 degrees but high pressure is set to build and start the week off on q

that will be in east anglia and the south east and brighter skies will develop in scotland and northern ireland. in between, damp in the midlandsd the hills and the coast. through the channel islands, east anglia and the south is, quite humid at 24, 25. even in wet spots we could see temperatures around 20. the isle of man, northern ireland and scotland, most places dry with the odd, isolated shower. winds are generally on the light side and it should feel warm enough with the sun on your back. overnight, patchy rain and drizzle in the midlands and southern england, east anglia and the south—east. quite humid overnight, with temperatures at 15 or 16. patchy mist and fog further north. in rural areas spots will drop down to single figures. but if you have plans for the outdoors on friday, it is the day to do it. between two weather systems and most will be dry. cloud amounts will vary, not huge amounts of sunshine everywhere. the odd shower in the south of england, the far north of scotland, and turning wetter in northern ireland. we will have more sunshine around on friday and temperatures should creep up a little bit. just as

east in response to very high temperatures. i 20s quite widely. low to mid 30s for the midlands and south—east.h a mix of sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news — i'm mike embley. our top stories: tech titans in tiny boxes — four of the biggest names in technology get a grilling at a congressional hearing over claims they're stifling competition. talking to the bbc, the expert leading american efforts to contain the coronavirus warns against politicising the pandemic. there is a considerable degree of political divisiveness to a level that everyone admits, you don't need me to make that declaration. the world health organization urges young europeans to act responsibly. there's concern their behaviour may be behind the spikes in virus infections. russia joins the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine — scientists there say they will have one ready for approval in august.

parts of the midlands, east anglia, south—east, some sunshine around at times this afternoon but could scotland and much of northern england, rather cool for the stage in earlyjuly, particularly on the pennines and east coast. where you see the showers and thunderstorms in the south and east, they will clear this evening, most will become dry for a time but more rain arrives out of the atlantic later on, particularly for northern ireland and western scotland. it does mean not as cool a night to come tonight across scotla nd night to come tonight across scotland in the most places in double figures, if not the teens, as we start tomorrow morning. but for tomorrow morning at the start of the day has a north—south split, scotland, northern ireland and northern england, outbreaks of rain at times. further south, northern england, outbreaks of rain at times. furthersouth, dry northern england, outbreaks of rain at times. further south, dry and bright, some sunshine now and again, some of the south and east will stay dry all day long at the same in shetland. the rain will be relentless in pa

england and wales, again the threat of heavy, it may be thundery showers developing through the midlands into eastsouth with sunshine, a little bit better further north—west, but still chilly near those north—east coasts. as we head on into friday, here it is, the next area of low pressure starts to push in off the atlantic. lots of isobars on the charts, so it'll turn windier initially across the west, then spreading its way eastwards through the day. the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales. but i think central and eastern areas should tend to stay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this

east and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the evening. this light and patchy rain by this stage heading down towards the midlandsging that is going to be very weak, and as we move into friday, we are in between two wet weather systems — a transient ridge of high pressure before that weather front increases the cloud and brings some rain in from the atlantic. but many places will have a dry day on friday. could be a fair bit of cloud, particularly across southern parts of england and south wales, the odd shower here. one or two showers further north, perhaps into north—east england and scotland. then we get later on in the day some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland. ahead of that, 20 degrees through the central belt of scotland, and we're back up to 25 in the south—east of england. as we head into the weekend, we're dominated by low pressure sitting close to the north of the uk. that weather front will tend to move through, taking some heavy rain away, and then it's showers following on behind. certainly looks like saturday is going to be the wetter day, and those showers could be heavy and th

east and up towards the northern isles. those will tend to ease off a bit during the evening. this light and patchy rain by this stage heading down towards the midlandsoing to be very weak, and as we move into friday, we are in between two wet weather systems — a transient ridge of high pressure before that weather front increases the cloud and brings some rain in from the atlantic. but many places will have a dry day on friday. could be a fair bit of cloud, particularly across southern parts of england and south wales, the odd shower here. one or two showers further north, perhaps into north—east england and scotland. then we get later on in the day some rain pushing in from the west across northern ireland. ahead of that, 20 degrees through the central belt of scotland, and we're back up to 25 in the south—east of england. as we head into the weekend, we're dominated by low pressure sitting close to the north of the uk. that weather front will tend to move through, taking some heavy rain away, and then it's showers following on behind. certainly looks like saturday is going to be the wetter day, and those showers could be heavy and thundery. a much

england and wales, again the threat of heavy, it may be thundery showers developing through the midlands into eastst. temperatures reaching again below 20 in the south with sunshine, a little bit better further north—west, but still chilly near those north—east coasts. as we head on into friday, here it is, the next area of low pressure starts to push in off the atlantic. lots of isobars on the charts, so it'll turn windier initially across the west, then spreading its way eastwards through the day. the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales. but i think central and eastern areas should tend to stay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be