across eastern scotland and north—east england were yesterday it was warm at 17 or 18, to as temperatureslittle bit. nine, ten or11. i temperatures down a little bit. nine, ten or 11. i attempt us across parts of south—west england. to this evening we will see some clear spells across easter in scotland. that will allow temperatures to drop. they could be a touch of frost in places where it stays a bit cloudy it was the south—east and north—west it is not going to be quite as cold. tomorrow is another fine day. a dry start to new week that things will change from mid—weight movement and turn windier and briefly quite a lot colder. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk government is facing more questions over whether or not people can plan forforeign holidays. the cabinet minister, ben wallace said summer travel abroad is looking increasingly unlikely. it would be premature to do that. it would be potentially risky. we are seeing a growth in variance. we have done a huge amount of work, taxpayer, nhs staff, my constituents who have been unlocked out in september, i do not want to

largely clear overnight for eastern scotland and north—east england, that is where we will have the lowestperatures. this is where there is a greater chance of seeing a touch of frost going into the morning, whereas elsewhere, temperatures staying well above freezing. it's in the west tomorrow that we will see most of the cloud for northern ireland, wales, western parts of england into western scotland. that cloud increases. chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas the eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, it will stay dry with plenty of sunny spells around. the winds tomorrow are lighter and in fact continue to ease as we go through the day and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. the headlines. shame on you! after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard, the home secretary demands a report from the met by the end of the day. labour says it will vote a

the clearest skies likely across parts of eastern and south—eastern scotland and into northern england two mist patches and temperatures getting very close to freezing, even a degree or so below freezing in one or two places. but where it stays cloudier, most likely towards the south—east and the north—west of the uk, it is not going to be quite as cold. but high pressure will stay in charge during tomorrow. quite a few isobars, though, quite a few white lines you can see towards the north—west of the country, so the winds will be a little bit stronger through the day across parts of northern ireland and scotland and that breeze will feed more cloud in here as well, even the odd spot of rain for western scotland. eastern scotland should see some brightness and certainly we will see some sunny spells across england and wales once any early mist is cleared. still some fairly large areas of cloud around and temperatures around 10—14 , not far off, really, where they have been throughout this weekend. now, as we move out of monday and into tuesday, high pressure will try to hold on, but th

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas the eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england,dry with plenty of sunny spells around. the winds tomorrow are lighter and in fact continue to ease as we go through the day and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. calmer for a time than last week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the home secretary is expected to receive a report from the metropolitan police by the end of today into its handling of a vigil in memory of sarah everard — it follows clashes between police and crowds on clapham common. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where enforcement action was necessary, but we were placed in this position because of the overriding need to protect people's safety. the foreign secretary makes another call for the immediate release of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — after she appeared in court to face a new allegation of anti—government propaganda.

england and wales seen plenty of sunshine and some of that into northern ireland and southern eastern scotlandg at the top temperatures on tuesday. 22, maybe 23 degrees. but don't get too used to it. another big change on the way from midweek onwards towards the easter weekend, this frontal system sinks southward, cordero plunges back and from the north, quite a range of temperatures this week. london, for example, 23 on tuesday and down to 9 degrees by good friday. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughanjones. we start with another day of bloodshed on the streets of myanmar. world leaders have expressed outrage at the killing of dozens of protestors — on what was the deadliest day since last month's military coup. the un secretary general antonio guterres said the violence was unacceptable and demanded a resolute international response. 0ur correspondent laura bicker has this report from bangkok. defiant, determined and undaunted. armed with wooden sticks and slingshots.

but at least for a time, eastern scotland, central and eastern parts of england, will see fewer showersrly across england and wales. these are the winds gusts you can expect, 50 mph or more in exposed places. so, when you factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel really chilly out there. top temperatures between 7—10 degrees. through saturday night, we'll see one clump of showers pushing south—eastwards across england and wales. more feeding into northern ireland and scotland for a time, but you can see the showers become fewer and further between by the end of the night. more dry weather to start sunday morning. it stays windy enough, i think, to avoid a frost in most places, but it will be quite a chilly start to the day. and then through sunday, high pressure fairly close by, but low pressure still in charge. a frontal system approaching from the west, so while many places will start off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, we'll see more in the way of cloud spinning across northern ireland and scotland. outbreaks of rain with that, which will then get down into no

coldest overnight in north—east england and eastern scotland, a few places getting a touch of frost intong. fine weather to stop the day tomorrow, but it is not going to last. rain into northern ireland, southern and western scotland, the midlands, wales, then to east anglia and the south—east. muffy scotland seeing the sunny and driest weather. still breezy tomorrow, not as today was up temperatures may be a degree orso was up temperatures may be a degree or so higher. i am rebecca jones. the headlines: a serving metropolitan police officer has appeared before magistrates. 48—year—old wayne couzens is charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. an event to remember sarah in south london has been cancelled, and replaced with a doorstep vigil. new coronavirus restrictions in italy to stop the number of new cases — schools, shops and restaurants will close from monday. at least eight people have been shot dead by the security forces in myanmar, as protests continue across the country against last month's military coup. and a scheme begins in coventry where you can swap your old ca

where they had the clearest guys parts of northeast england, midlands and wales and even into eastern scotlandmorning. one or two mist and fog patches most of those won't last long for stops looking ahead to monday, looks quite cloudy for western scotland, western england in northern scotland for the more of reason like weather for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees weather clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high start to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a cell to south—westerly breeze. simple breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday for that we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzle across western areas of the day as well. that wea

parts of eastern scotland, northern england, the midlands, wales particularly prone to touch of frostards the south—east of england, north—west of scotland and northern ireland. now, as we head into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland can expect a lot of cloud feeding in on these south—westerly winds and the odd spot of drizzle possibly as well. eastern scotland, down across england and wales will see some areas of scotland, large areas of cloud too, temperatures between 10 and 14 degrees. so, a fine start to the week ahead, but it will turn wetter and windier from midweek onwards and then, briefly, quite a bit colder for the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6:00. the government warns the european union that any attempt to block the export of doses of coronavirus vaccine to the uk would be "counterproductive". yesterday saw another record—breaking number of vaccinations in the uk — nearly 900,000 — but there's a warning that facemasks and some social distancing could be could be with us for years. more questions over whether people can plan forforeign holidays a

of rain to come in western scotland, that's one thing to note, but with the warmth, we could see temperatures widely into the 205 for england and wales, high teens for easternet stream changes direction again, coming in from the north, opening the door to arctic air across the country, and by the time easter weekend starts, temperatures in single figures and, dare i say it, some could see a little bit of snow. winds at the moment coming in from the south—west, and for sunday, quite blowy in places, a touch of gale—force winds here and there. rain at times for western scotland into the afternoon, after a reasonably dry and bright start. rain at times too for northern ireland, heavy as well through the second half of the day, but the rain will ease off through northern parts of england and wales for a time, and to the south and east, a largely dry day, more cloud than saturday, but some sunny breaks, temperatures into the teens, maybe 16 or 17 along those eastern coasts. we continue that run of south—westerly winds into the evening and overnight. relentless rain for western scotland, and with these weather fronts lining up, here we could see over a month's wo

some of that into northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland. es. but don't get too used to it. another big change on the way from mid week onwards towards the easter weekend. this frontal system sinks southwards, cold air plunges back in from the north, so quite a range of temperatures this week. london, for an example, 23 on tuesday down to 9 degrees by good friday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... lockdown eases in wales — the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders. borisjohnson says england's road map out of lockdown remains on track, as it's revealed covid booster jabs may be available as early as september. mp kenny macaskill says he will quit the snp to stand for election within alex salmond's new party. the un says it's received �*shocking' reports of violence in myanmar —

eastern scotland down across england and wales will see some areas of scotland, large areas of cloud turn wetter and windier from midweek onwards and then, briefly, quite a bit colder for the end of the week. hello. this is bbc news with tim willcox. clive myrie will be here in a few moments with the national bulletin but first... the defence secretary has said summer travel abroad is looking increasingly unlikely. speaking this morning, ben wallace said the uk can't ignore what is happening elsewhere and risk the progress of the country's vaccination programme. earlier i spoke to tim hawkins, chief of staff at the manchester airports group, who told me the industry's reaction to the defence secretary's statement. it feels very premature to be taking the view is that we have had from some scientists about the prospects of travel over the summer. i'm not really sure what purpose it serves but i know many people will have been very disappointed.

over high ground in the north and the potential for some hail as well but at least for a time, eastern scotlandthe way of sunshine. but it does stay windy, particularly across england and wales. these are the winds gusts you can expect — 50 mph or more in exposed places. so when you factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel really chilly out there. top temperatures between 7—10 degrees. through saturday night, we'll see one clump of showers pushing south—eastwards across england and wales, more feeding into northern ireland and scotland for a time, but you can see the showers become fewer and further between by the end of the night. it stays windy enough, i think, to avoid a frost in most places, but it will be quite a chilly start to the day. and then through sunday, high pressure fairly close by but low pressure still in charge. a frontal system approaching from the west, so while many places will start off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, we'll see more in the way of cloud spinning across northern ireland and scotland. outbreaks of rain with that, which will then get d

mostly cloudy, again, but through the day, we will start to see some cloud break, some sunshine, eastern scotlander winds here and outbreaks of rain. so a little bit cooler here because of the wind, but where we have the sunshine for eastern scotland, north—east england, we could see 13—14 celsius, but for most, 10—12 celsius. 0n into sunday, our area of high pressure�*s still with us, so winds for most will be light away from the north and east, a bit of an onshore breeze here, and then signs of the cloud tending to break up more on sunday. so we could see increasing amounts of sunny spells here and there, but some areas may stay grey all day. again, those temperatures 10—12 celsius, maybe 13 celsius in any brighter spots, but chillier along north sea coasts. then into next week, our area of high pressure eventually breaks down and moves towards the near continent and allows weather fronts to move in from the atlantic, starting to pick up more of a west—south—westerly airflow, so it begins to turn more unsettled. so a generally fine, settled, benign week, rather cloudy, before it starts to turn

we have the sunny skies across parts of eastern scotland down into north—east england.d into the night, that weather front will push its way southwards come out of scotland across northern ireland and down into england and wales. much of the rain fizzling away. behind that weather front, if anything, the skies. to clear out a little bit. so, where we have those clearer skies by the end of the night, parts of southern scotland, the far north of england could get just down to around freezing, so a potential for a touch of frost in these areas. not as cold elsewhere. through tomorrow, the remnants of that weather front could bring the odd spot of rain first thing in south—west england and parts of wales. for many areas, we will see more in the way of sunshine during tomorrow with a slight change in the wind direction which will make it cooler today in the parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, temperatures of ten to 11 degrees. now, as we head out of sunday into monday, the high pressure still in charge. there are frontal systems waiting in the wings out west. t

even further north for eastern scotland for example, we could make a teen in aberdeenshire. h this evening and overnight it stays very wet across the north—west of scotland, an increasing risk of low cloud flooding in, windy and more cloud across northern areas, not quite as chilly as what we will have a good portion is bang on the girls with clear skies, slightly lighter winds, temperatures could drop close to freezing. we can start on a chilly night further south, quickly mist and cloud breaks. a sunny day. the sunshine going further north into southern and eastern scotland and perhaps northern ireland but for the north—west of scotland it will stay wet and windy. the temperatures creep up ever higher and we could see 22 or 23 across eastern parts of england and that is well above the seasonal norm. from wednesday we hold onto the other front across the north, could see some snow over the hard ground as cold northerly winds begin to begin, a sunnier england and wales. another 11, 22 or 23, compare that to some colder air arriving across the northern half of scotland, single

scotland. where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could get close to freezing, it should be a milder night than last night across south—eastern but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably more of a breeze picking up through the day on tuesday, mind you, and this band of rain on a weather front is not f

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas for eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england,rough the day and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. calmer for a time than last week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: shame on you! after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard the home secretary demands a report from the met by the end of the day. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where enforcement action was necessary, but we were placed in this position because of the overriding need to protect people's safety. labour says it will vote against a bill in parliament this week that would give the police more powers to impose restrictions on non—violent protests. it wants the proposed legislation to be widened to address violence against women. the foreign secretary makes another call for the immediate release of british—iranian nazanin zag

parts of eastern scotland, northern england, the midlands, wales, particularly prone to touch of frost—west of scotland not as cold where we keep more cloud, perhaps towards the south—east of england, north—west of scotland and northern ireland. now, as we head into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland can expect a lot of cloud feeding in on these south—westerly wind and the odd spot of drizzle possibly as well. eastern scotland down across england and wales will see some spots of sunshine, , large areas of cloud too, temperatures between 10 and 14 degrees. so, a fine start to the week ahead but it will turn wetter and windier from midweek onwards and then, briefly, quite a bit colder for the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm tim willcox. the headlines at 5pm. the government criticises the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen for suggesting that exports of the astrazeneca covid vaccine outside the eu could be blocked. yesterday saw another record—breaking number of vaccinations in the uk, nearly 900,000 but there's a warning that facemasks and some social

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas for eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, are lighter and in fact continue to ease as we go through the day and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. calmer for a time than last week. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. chanting: shame - on you, shame on you! the home secretary and mayor of london call for an independent investigation after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where enforcement action was necessary, but we were placed in this position because of the overriding need to protect people's safety. hundreds of demonstrators have now gathered near the houses of parliament in central london, following a protest at police headquarters — demonstrators lay on the ground for a minutes silence. labour says it will vote against a bill in parliament th

and tonight, where we have clear skies that is where temperatures are going to drop, parts of eastern scotlandouth—east of england, north—west of scotland and northern ireland. as we head into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland can expect a lot of cloud feeding in on the south—westerly wind and the odd spot of drizzle possibly as well. eastern scotland down across england and wales will see some spells of sunshine, large areas of cloud too, temperatures between 10—14 degrees. so, a fine start to the week ahead but it will turn wetter and windier from mid week onwards and then briefly quite a bit colder for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news with me, lukwesa burak. the headlines: the government warns the european union that any attempt to block the export of doses of coronavirus vaccine to the uk would be "counterproductive". yesterday saw another record—breaking number of vaccinations in the uk — nearly 850,000 — but there's a warning that face masks and some social distancing could be with us for years. it comes as the government faces further questions over plans to extend the

the clearer skies for longer, say parts of northeast england, midlands and wales and even into eastern scotlando mist and fog patches. but those won't last long. looking ahead to monday, looks quite cloudy for western scotland, northwest england and northern scotland. more of a breeze or light drizzle for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees where the clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high starts to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a south to south—westerly breeze. a noticable breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday and we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we've got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzle across western areas of the day as well. that weatherfront is going to signal a change. it's not bringing much rain at all but it will move down

the best chance of prolonged sunny spells in eastern scotland and the east of the pennines, newcastleer the uk. very little wind to push around the clouds, some places it will break but in others it won't. temperatures vary between 8 on the norfolk coast to around 13 degrees in cardiff. i was looking at this forecast yesterday. the weather symbols have till remained unchanged. you can see plenty of cloud on the horizon for cardiff with little change in the temperature. the weather will shift to something a lot more unsettled but that won't happen probably until around wednesday, thursday next week. sophie, overto you. around wednesday, thursday next week. sophie, over to you.-

eastern scotland should have a decent day, and mainly the extreme south—east, but the afternoon overallor the bulk of the country is looking pretty wet again. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines: the prime minister borisjohnson says he and his partner will light a candle this evening for sarah everard after an official vigil in south london was cancelled. despite this, hundreds have gathered at clapham common to raise the issue of women's safety. metropolitan police officer wayne couzens has appeared in court after being charged with sarah everard's kidnap and murder. former formula 1 commentator murray walker has died. he was 97. walker was appointed an obe in 1996 for his services to broadcasting and motor racing. now on bbc news, felicity baker, who has a stammer, reveals what it is like to live with the condition. 0k. i've worked for bbc news for ten years as a producer, always behind the scenes, finding guests, setting up stories. i wondered if you had someone that might be available for an interview? but recently, during a chance conversation with the presenter sophie raworth,

eastern scotland should see some brightness and certainly we will see some sunny spells across englandratures 10—14 , not far off what they have been throughout this weekend. as we move out of monday and introduced a high pressure will try to hold on but this frontal system will begin to approach from the west. this font is going to make quite slow progress, so much of tuesday will be dry in many areas, quite a lot of cloud, but later in the day we will see some rain starting to approach northern ireland in the western side of scotland and winds will start to pick up here as well. temperatures in a familiar range, 11—13 in most places. as you move through the middle part of the week, things will turn more unsettled. this first run will slide through during tuesday night on wednesday. some showers pushing on towards the north—west. and then this next frontal system arriving through thursday will usher in for a time some colder air and even some wintry showers in places for the end of the week so a dry start. it will then turn wetter and windier and a little bit colderfor a time later in

pretty high temperatures for the time of year where we had these sunny skies across parts of eastern scotlandud on the earlier satellite picture producing the odd spot of rain and as we go through this evening and tonight, that weather front will push its way southwards, out of scotland across northern ireland and into england and wales, much of the rain fizzling away. behind the weather front, rain fizzling away. behind the weatherfront, if rain fizzling away. behind the weather front, if anything, rain fizzling away. behind the weatherfront, if anything, this skies tend to clear out a little bit. where we have those clearer skies by the end of the night, parts of southern scotland, the far north of southern scotland, the far north of england, could get down to around freezing, so the potentialfor a touch of frost in these areas. not as cold elsewhere. tomorrow the remnants of the weather front could bring rain first thing for south—west england and parts of wales and that should clear. in many areas, we will see more sunshine tomorrow but a slight change in the wind direction will make it c

england and wales seen plenty of sunshine and some of that into northern ireland and southern eastern scotlanday from midweek onwards towards the way from midweek onwards towards the easter weekend, this frontal system sinks southward, cordero plunges back and from the north, quite a range of temperatures this week. london, for example, 23 on tuesday and down to 9 degrees by good friday. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. lockdown eases in wales — the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders.

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas for eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england,ay and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. calmer for a time than last week. hello, this is bbc news with tim willcox. the headlines. shame on you! the home secretary and mayor of london are calling for an independent investigation — after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard. labour says it will vote against a bill in parliament this week that would give the police more powers to impose restrictions on non—violent protests. it wants the proposed legislation to be widened to address violence against women. the foreign secretary makes another call for the immediate release of british—iranian nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — after she faced new allegations of anti—government propaganda in court. authorities in the republic of ireland recommend temporarily suspending use

the best sunshine today was across parts of eastern scotland and the north—east of england, beautifulmberland, are much warmer day than it has been in the north—east of england as well, we saw temperatures of 17 degrees in bridlington, the highest in aberdeenshire, 18 degrees, after a frosty start. quite chilly with the cloud in merseyside and in parts of kent. these areas may be warmer tomorrow where we have had those high temperatures today, temperatures will not be as high tomorrow. the higher temperatures and sunshine came ahead of this weather front, and sunshine came ahead of this weatherfront, very and sunshine came ahead of this weather front, very weak, and sunshine came ahead of this weatherfront, very weak, not producing much rain at all. it is moving southwards, mind you, and as it does so it introduces slightly different air. this is cooler air for tomorrow so despite some sunshine around, temperatures probably not as high as they were today, expecting 17 degrees. this is where we have the weak weather front at the moment producing light rain or drizzle, nothing very much

skies for longer, parts of north—east england, down into the woodlands and wales, and even into eastern scotland morning as well, but they won't last for long. on monday, quite cloudy, for western scotland and northern ireland, a dream breeze and some drizzle... elsewhere, it looks like it will be dry with sunshine from time to time, has temperatures 10—14 , the weather a bit cloudier in the din midlands, also the north—east of scotland. high pressure in charge, at the centre of the high drifting away towards continental europe on tuesday, allowing more of a south or south westerly breeze, a noticeable breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday and we may have a fair bit of cloud around, the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas and in northern ireland and western scotland a weather front arriving bringing some rain, a bit of drizzle some western areas through the day as well. that weather front will signal a change. it is not bring much rain at all, but it will move down across the country, opening up more than atlantic air stream heading our way and bringing with it some mor

scotland. where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could get close to freezing, it should be a milder night than last night across south—easternuite cloudy in the morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the count

eastern scotland, northern ireland, broadly the south—western portion of the uk.sunny spells today. but the vast majority stuck underneath the cloud. only around four, five celsius. it has felt nippy and will continue to do so. now, tonight, it's a different story in the north—west of scotland. weather fronts are sneaking in. they're just brushing the north—west of the uk so it will be mild and damp here — for example, in stornoway. but certainly from central scotland southwards, with clearing skies there will be a touch of frost. probably around —1 or two celsius outside of town. and tomorrow, we do it all over again. hardly any wind at all across much of england and wales — northern ireland, too. so some of us will be stuck underneath the cloud, others will have some sunshine. but the weather fronts continue to sneak into scotland, so there will be some rain, particularly in the western isles. and this pattern continues into monday. see, the high pressure is eroding away to the south, and that's basically opening up the doors for weather fronts and that atlantic

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas for eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england,ugh the day and the temperatures are a bit higher, so if you do get see some sunshine, get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. calmer for a time than last week. hello, this is bbc news with tim willcox. the headlines. the home secretary is expected to receive a report from the metropolitan police by the end of today into its handling of a vigil in memory of sarah everard — it follows clashes between police and crowds on clapham common. we absolutely did not want to be in a position where enforcement action was necessary, but we were placed in this position because of the overriding need to protect people's safety.

parts of eastern scotland, northern england, the midlands, wales, particularly prone to a touch of frostnd and northern ireland. now, as we head into tomorrow, northern ireland and scotland can expect a lot of cloud feeding in on this south—westerly wind and the odd spot of drizzle possibly as well. eastern scotland down across england and wales will see some spells of sunshine, large areas of cloud too, temperatures between 10 and 1a degrees. so, a fine start to the week ahead but it will turn wetter and windier from midweek onwards and then, briefly, quite a bit colder for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. it is 5:30pm and you're watching bbc news with me, tim wilcox. the headlines: the government criticises the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, for suggesting that exports of the astrazeneca covid vaccine outside the eu could be blocked. yesterday saw another record—breaking number of vaccinations in the uk — nearly 900,000 — but there's a warning that face masks and some social distancing could be with us for years. more questions over whether peo

under clear skies thatjust could be some frost eastern scotland under clear skies that just could bet first thing tomorrow. so another day of sunshine and showers on thursday, the bulk of the showers in the north—west tomorrow so northern ireland, scotland, the north west of england. later in the day some scattered showers continuing down to the south—east as well. joy between these areas of showers and top temperatures around 13, 14 degrees. all changed thursday night into friday with an active cold fronts with the east which opens the doors colder air mass to return from the north—west. feeling quite windy as well sulphide initially a band of cloud and rain across england and wales shifting east followed by sunshine and showers. some of the showers quite wintry of the higher ground of northern ireland, the north pennines, highland scotland as well. a strong and gusty when combining with the heavy showers. so feeling very different on friday, just seven, 11 degrees and feeling colder with the wind chill and those wintry showers around as well. but a brief cold spell as through the w

the clearer skies for longer, say parts of northeast england, midlands and wales and even into eastern scotland breeze or light drizzle for western scotland. elsewhere it looks dry, sunshine from time to time. highest temperatures 13, 14 degrees where the clouds a bit thinner through the midlands, the southeast and also the northeast of scotland. high pressure then in charge. the centre of the high starts to drift away towards continental europe on tuesday. allowing more of a south to south—westerly breeze. a noticable breeze picking up in most areas on tuesday and we may have a fair bit of cloud around. the best of the sunshine across more sheltered eastern areas in northern ireland in eastern scotland we've got a weather front arriving and that will start to bring rain. could be drizzle across western areas of the day as well. that weatherfront is going to signal a change. it's not bringing much rain at all but it will move down across the country, opening up more of an atlantic airstream heading our way and bringing it's with it some more unsettled weather. this weather front, there it is th

even in eastern scotland, 17 or 18 degrees. it gets warmer still through tuesday and wednesday towards the south. still through tuesday but the cold air is back across the north midweek onwards. hello, this is bbc news with tim wilcox. the headlines. more than 30 million people in the uk have now received their first covid vaccine dose, according to the latest government figures. ahead of restrictions easing in england, the nhs warns not to "squander" the progress made against covid — as the culture secretary says plans to lift lockdown are on target. at the moment, we are on track so thanks to the work of the british people and the vaccine roll—out we are confident so we will be going ahead with the easing from tomorrow and the next stage. police are to investigate allegations of sexual harassment, abuse and rape in schools and universities — setting up a dedicated helpline. the latest attempts to dislodge the ship that's stuck in the suez canal have failed — officials say efforts will continue around the clock. they look forw

eastern scotland, aberdeenshire, it should have a decent afternoon with some sunshine here, but on the whole, the morning certainly, but the afternoon wet, so take it as you will. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the prime minister borisjohnson says he and his partner will light a candle this evening for sarah everard after an official vigil in south london was cancelled metropolitan police officer, wayne couzens, has appeared in court after being charged with sarah everard's kidnap and murder. most of italy is set to shut schools, shops and restaurants from monday after an increase in coronavirus infections. in myanmar, at least eight people have been killed by security forces, as protests continue across the country against last month's military coup. former formula 1 commentator murray walker has died. he was 97. in a moment we'll get all the latest sport with chethan pathak in sportsday — but first now on bbc news the film review hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new home viewing releases as we look forward to cinemas re

england and wales and increasing amounts of sunshine, 20, 21 degrees, and with a fair effect into eastern scotlandease a little bit to the south and east as we go into tuesday night. some mist and fog patches will form. the rain continues across the north—west of scotland, and it is going to be a colder night in the south, even though temperatures by day are building, with clearer skies, some of that warmth disappears into the horizon. could be a touch of frost or two. but with high—pressure in the near continent and the flow coming off that, that means skies will be clearer. a lot more sunshine around. early morning mist and fog clears, and quickly warming up. brighter day too for northern ireland, southern scotland. rains still there to the highlands and islands, it will be a rather chilly day, but in the sunshine further south, widely into the 20s, the temperatures, for england and wales. 23 possible in the south east corner, the warmest march day since 2012 certainly on the cards. now, that warmth, of course, disappears into the night sky again as we go through to wednesday, but with high—pres

eastern scotland should have a decent day, and mainly the extreme south—east, but the afternoon overalllooking pretty wet again. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: the prime minister borisjohnson says he and his partner will light a candle this evening for sarah everard after an official vigil in south london was cancelled. despite this, hundreds of people have gathered at clapham common, with police officers in attendance. metropolitan police officer wayne couzens has appeared in court after being charged with sarah everard's with sarah everard's kidnap and murder. most of italy is set to shut schools, shops and restaurants from monday after an increase in coronavirus infections. the tighter restrictions will extend to the whole of the country over easter. former formula 1 commentator murray walker has died. he was 97.

scotland. where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could get close to freezing, it should be a milder night than last night across south—easterne morning, few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in from the line pick, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, it also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure, there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. they will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of crowd but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, it is a similar sort of picture for many parts of th

chances of seeing patches of rain, whereas the eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england,bit higher, so if you do get to see some sunshine, it is going to feel a little bit warmer. high pressure building in, not completely dry in the week ahead, certainly drier. the headlines. shame on you! after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard, the home secretary demands a report from the met by the end of the day.

eastern scotland could see 17 at 18 degrees. t and fog patches form. rain continues across the north—west of scotland and could be a cold night in the south—east. temperatures building in the day but the warmth disappears into the horizon. a touch of frost for one or two. high pressure on the continent mean skies will be clearer, a lot more sunshine around. mist and fog clears, quickly warming up. bright for northern ireland and southern scotland. rain still in the highlands and islands. a chilly day. in the south, widely reaching the 20s. 23 possible in the south east corner. the warmest march day since 2012 on the cards. warmth disappears into wednesday but with high pressure building from the north, the weather front pushes south through wednesday. rain, snow and sleet through time. day for scotland. brightening up in the north. temperatures in single figures. contrast that with further south where the sunshine continues, 23 again is possible. the colder air winds out, high—pressure slips westwards allowing a north—easterly fl

them england, wales seen plenty of sunshine, some of that into northern island, southern and eastern scotland. 22 may be 23 degrees. but don't get too used to it. another big change on the way front midweek onwards towards the easter weekend this frontal systems inc. southwards. cold air plunges back and from the north was up quite a range of temperatures to the weak london for example 23 on tuesday down to 9 degrees by good friday. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm... lockdown eases in wales — the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders. borisjohnson says england's roadmap out of lockdown remains on track — as it's revealed covid boosterjabs may be available as early as september. mp kenny macaskill says he will quit the snp to stand for election within alex salmond's new party. it's a party for those who support the cause of independence, and who want to make sure that we grasp that nettle, which is badly required because of the risks and challenges that we face. the un says its received shocking reports of violence in myanmar — around 90 pro—d

scotland. where we have the clearest skies for longer, around lothian, tayside and fife, temperatures could get close to freezing, it should be a milder night than last night across south—easternhe morning, a few spots of drizzle, the north—west of scotland sees more cloud coming in, a bit misty in the hills but elsewhere dry, there will be some sunshine and the weather should brighten up in the south—west as well. the winds should be fairly light but as i say the area should be slightly cooler, and temperatures will be ten or 12 degrees, a bit chillier perhaps in norfolk, but also in the north—west of scotland. high pressure there is in charge, still, as we head into the start of the new week and it is keeping these weather fronts at bay for the time being. there will be more of a breeze in the north—west of scotland, could be a few spots of drizzle here with more in the way of cloud but otherwise the wind should be fairly light and it should be dry and there will be sunshine at times. those temperatures aren't really changing much, they are near—normal really for this time of year. moving ahead into tuesday, a similar sort of picture for many parts of the country, probably m

but at least for a time, eastern scotland, central and eastern parts of england, will see fewer showersgland and wales. these are the winds gusts you can expect, 50 mph or more in exposed places. so, when you factor in the strength of the wind, it is going to feel really chilly out there. top temperatures between 7—10 degrees. through saturday night, we'll see one clump of showers pushing south—eastwards across england and wales. more feeding into northern ireland and scotland for a time, but you can see the showers become fewer and further between by the end of the night. more dry weather to start sunday morning. it stays windy enough, i think, to avoid a frost in most places, but it will be quite a chilly start to the day. and then through sunday, high pressure fairly close by, but low pressure still in charge. a frontal system approaching from the west, so while many places will start off the day dry with some spells of sunshine, we'll see more in the way of cloud spinning across northern ireland and scotland. outbreaks of rain with that, which will then get down into northern englan

eastern scotland, northern ireland, broadly the south—western portion of the uk.majority stuck underneath the cloud. only around four, five celsius. it has felt nippy and will continue to do so. now, tonight, it's a different story in the north—west of scotland. weather fronts are sneaking in. they're just brushing the north—west of the uk so it will be mild and damp here — for example, in stornoway. but certainly from central scotland southwards, with clearing skies there will be a touch of frost. probably around —i or two celsius outside of town. and tomorrow, we do it all over again. hardly any wind at all across much of england and wales — northern ireland, too. so some of us will be stuck underneath the cloud, others will have some sunshine. but the weather fronts continue to sneak into scotland, so there will be some rain, particularly in the western isles. and this pattern continues into monday. see, the high pressure is eroding away to the south, and that's basically opening up the doors for weather fronts and that atlantic breeze to set in. and that's wha