england. scotland and wales areas of england. scotland and wales areas of england. of england. scotland and wales are a bit flatter, and they talked about a definite trend of reduced numbers. then, the next chart is of total critical care capacity in different parts of the uk, intensive ca re different parts of the uk, intensive care beds, that is, and the percentage occupied by covid—19 patients. and you can see that's coming down as well, albeit with a slight blip upwards in the last day orso, slight blip upwards in the last day or so, showing that this is by no means straightforward. and in fact as one expert put it today, with this virus, getting to the peak is like going up in an express elevator, coming down, we will have to find our way down by the stairs. hugh pym, our health and editor, thank you. spain, which has had one of the strictest lockdowns in europe, is now allowing children to leave their homes, if they're with an adult, for the first time in six weeks. there have been more than 23,000 confirmed deaths in the country, with 288 reported today, the l

england and wales and temperatures for the low 20s. it was about 18 for northern ireland, 18 or 19 for scotland.rmest day of the week. mist and fog patches to start off with, those temperatures could beat 23 or 24 celsius with the warmest areas across southern england. that's thursday's weather and what about the end of the week? just a few mist and fog patches around friday, little overall change for most of us. still spells of sunshine and very warm forjust about all of us. however start to get northerly winds blowing in across the north of highland, orkney and shetland. didn't turn cooler. ——it will be turning cooler. temperatures around nine celsius. that weekend set fair for the most part. but more cloud and temperatures coming down just a few degrees but still on the warm side. isolated showers and more especially on sunday. next this is the prime minister himself pledging a new economic stimulus package to help the country recover from the outbreak. hello, this is outside source for a view is in the uk and all around the world where covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in

england and scotland. much warmer across north—east england and scotland, warmer still across a large swathe of england and walestemperatures getting up to 24 celsius. even higher on saturday where we will see plenty of sunshine and high pollen levels across much of england and wales, and northern ireland for a time. starting to turn cooler across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but still holding on to the warmth across much of england and wales. change is afoot as we going to easter sunday, generating showers, particularly across england and wales. such is the nature of showers, not everyone will see them but some thirsty gardens may get a drink on sunday afternoon. windy and cooler across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. it doesn't last for very much longer though, through easter monday the cold air spreads across all of the uk. it should be mainly dry on easter monday but it will be feeling much colder. thank you. a reminder of our top story... police step up checks ahead of the easter weekend. the deaths of 881 more people have been recorded in the last 24 hours. that's all f

mid team since in northern and scotland, upper teens to around 20 in the warmer parts of england and walesud will push further north, some showers in southern england overnight. rainy and breezy in northern scotland. temperatures are holding up compared with last night, but in northern england and southern scotla nd but in northern england and southern scotland there might be some frost, but it is the best place for a view of the supermoon. submitted and fog patches around tomorrow. tomorrow looks more cloudy for many, some sunny spells around, and isolated shower perhaps towards the midlands and perhaps a injury one in south—west england. patchy rain in scotla nd south—west england. patchy rain in scotland and northern ireland. if anything it gets a little warmer in england and wales, but the pollen levels are high in england and wales again tomorrow. it is warmer, the windows may be open but we may be suffering a bit even if we are staying inside. i could be fog in southern england to start the day on thursday. still the chance of catching a shower in the midlands, wales and northern eng

the rain pushes north across scotland over night with further heavy downpours pushing to england, walesnorthern ireland and southern scotland. all of that going on temperatures not going down too far, mid to high single figures as we start the day tomorrow. the pressure is still very much with us so it will be wet at times and again some patchy rain in northern scotland. elsewhere some sunny spells but showers developing and some of these will be heavy. perhaps sundry as well with the chance of some hail and accompanied by a gusty wind especially the further south you are. and temperatures again mid to low teens. showers developing once again on friday although some of us may have a dry and bright start, the show is most likely because parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and into the midlands. temperatures will be a little bit higher in the south of england. for the weekend we have a bigger gap between the weather systems on saturday. so largely a fine day but low pressure will push more weather fronts are way for the second part of the weekend on sunday. a sele

important questions which is critical care capacity, if you look at these trends across england, scotland, waleseland, these are the percentage of all critical care beds being used for covid—19 patients, and both in absolute and relative terms this is gradually trending down. importantly, and i talked about this last time i was here, this is a very gradual peak. we are not seeing a dramatic fall of and nor do we expect to in the next short while. the lower the number of cases, the more successful a system of testing and tracking is. if it gets bigger, the system can work on a higher number of cases ido i do actually expect there will be a bit ofan i do actually expect there will be a bit of an uptick later in the wake as we catch up from the weekend drop. nevertheless, the trend overall as you can see from the seven day rolling average at the top which smooths out these weekend effects. it is a gradual decline. we are definitely not consistently past the peak cross—country at this point time. finally, a slide which co m pa res time. finally, a slide which compares different countries and again,

denmark seeing some heavy rain they will speckling of showers there still in place across england scotland wales and into southern parts of little drier it must be said central areas a front still seeing some of that western weather but for much of southern europe it is fine and dry a lot of fun in try to across northern parts of africa showers in the process of clearing away with plenty of sunshine behind. in a war torn city in iraq a magic documents the stories of the survivors recording their hopes and dreams for a peaceful future after american troops withdrawal. but the conflict is far from over. he turns the camera on himself when i see take control and his family are forced to flee no where to hide a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the the in. of the back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera new financial data shows the enormous impact of the coronavirus is having on heavyweight economies the united states germany and i jerry at the economic heart of africa have all suffered huge blows to their g.d.p.'s germany is facing its worst recession in 50 years playmakers boeing a

denmark seeing some heavy rain they will speckling of showers there still in place across england scotland wales and into southern parts a little drier it must be said central areas of france still seeing some of that western weather but for much of southern europe it is fine and dry a lousy father and right to across northern parts of africa showers in the process of clearing away with plenty of sunshine behind. throughout history human kind has come together to prevail in our darkest moments this is a moment for pretty much the opposite for hiding laying low saving humankind by really really not getting near it every generation has its moment where individual sacrifice makes way for the good of those who will come after this war is ours. top stories this hour on al-jazeera positive news on the pandemic in south korea where for the 1st time in 2 months it has reported no new domestic cases strictures have been eased and brought us to been allowed to hold events marking with his birthday. germany has banned iran back to hezbollah and designated as a terrorist organization police are conducting r

england and wales. a bit of a split. for northern ireland and scotlandmore in the way of cloud, some patchy rain at times. elsewhere across england and wales, some spells of sunshine and increasing cloud and a greater chance of heavy and thundery showers, could bring quite a lot of rain in a short amount of time. still warm crossed eastern england but coolerfurther north and west.

england is up 336 people recorded to have died in the last 2a hours of coronavirus. scotla nd last 2a hours of coronavirus. scotland 18 people, walesa. these are hospital deaths recorded in the last 2a hours. the australian government has released a coronavirus contact tracing app as it seeks to contain the spread of the pandemic. the development there comes as an an expert advising the uk government, says a tracing app could prevent one covid—19 infection for every one to two users who download it. professor christophe fraser, from oxford university's big data institute, said that the traditional way of contact tracing is not quick enough because of how rapidly the virus is passed on. he told andrew marr that the app could be released "within weeks" to prevent a resurgence of the outbreak. the app is going to be one of the building blocks of how to get out of the epidemic and we have two estimates. we found that when we projected over the next three months, for every one to two users who download the app and who adhere to the instructions, will prevent one infection and we found that for this intervention alone to stop resurgence

drier and clearer, which is how much of england and wales is ending the day, with rain pushing north across scotla nd day, with rain pushing north across scotland this evening, with more heavy downpours pushing north and east across england, wales and northern ireland and southernmost of scotla nd northern ireland and southernmost of scotland later in the night. with all that going on, overnight temperatures not going down too far, mainly in the racial for to eight celsius. tomorrow, sunshine and showers some rain in parts of northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland to start the day. showers for wales, western england, and they will spread further east across england, particularly in the afternoon. some will be heavy, thundery, possible hail and gusty winds. at their strongest along english channel coasts and channel islands with gusts of a0 to 50 mph. temperatures much closer to the seasonal temperatures much closer to the seasonal average temperatures much closer to the seasonal average and, when the heavy showers move through, if you are outside, it will feel quite cool, low to mid teen temperatures. fri

england. sunshine for much of england, wales and northern ireland on saturday, and northern ireland on saturday, and the greater chance of seeing showers again will be across scotland we go into easter sunday, here is where we start to see changes. you can see them out in the atlantic, the system pushing eastwards. we are likely to see showers developing on sunday, they could be on the sharp side and bring longer spells of rain through easter sunday afternoon. turning cloudier and breezier across scotland with everyone's seen temperatures using a way through easter sunday. that is the trend as we go into a bank holiday monday, this colder air sweeping across the uk. we could see patchy rain across central and southern england, that will clear away, then we will have a day of variable cloud and sunny spells but for all of us it will be feeling quite a bit colder. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: police have been carrying out spot checks as people are urged to stick to social distancing rules. the ha rd core to social distancing rules. the hardcore are quite blatantly flouting the law and it is to those people i am saying enough is enough. we are going to lo

now let's have a quick look at the latest figures and according to individual reports from england scotland wales the u.k. why death toll has now surpassed 26500 and it has england today have announced a further 391 hospital that small scott reported 60 more fatalities since yesterday and wales 22 now 2 major business groups have written to the dublin and belfast governments to demand cross border coordination for economic recovery it comes as the scottish 1st minister pledges 100000000 pounds for small and medium sized businesses with applications now open meanwhile the chief medical officer for wales says there are no plans for the country to encourage the use of face masks in public. well let's have a look at what's going on around the world and more than $3200000.00 people are known infected this is according to johns hopkins university which collates worldwide data the global pandemic has resulted in over 228000 deaths and almost 1000000 people have now recovered. the governor of new york is hit hard over a lack of federal funding to fight the virus for democratic states as new york city rem

england and wales. a bit of a split. for northern ireland and scotlandn the way of cloud, some patchy rain at times. elsewhere across england and wales, some spells of sunshine and increasing cloud and a greater chance of heavy and thundery showers, could bring quite a lot of rain in a short amount of time. still warm crossed eastern england but coolerfurther north and west. this is bbc news. the headlines, as the death figures in the uk rises by 917 doctors are warning they are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. no doctor, no health care worker, should knowingly go into a situation where they feel they will become infected simply because the government hasn't done their duty of ca re government hasn't done their duty of care to us when giving us the right equipment. going from business as usual normal relatively low levels of ppe distribution to the unprecedented level of use of ppe i'iow unprecedented level of use of ppe now has been a big challenge and we have still got work to do. the health secre

the latest coronavirus figures from across britain but according to individual reports from england scotland wales u.k. why death total is no surprise $26.00 and a half $1008.00 chessington today is announce a further 391 hospital deaths while scotland reported 60 more fatalities since yesterday and wales 22 with a lot of them has also reported 9 deaths since yesterday 2 major business groups have written to the dublin and belfast governments to demand a cross border coordination for economic recovery it comes as these got his 1st minister pledges 100000000 pounds for small and medium sized businesses with applications now opening meanwhile the chief medical officer wells says there are no plans for the country to encourage the use of face masks in public. as i look at what's going on then around the rest of the world more than $3200000.00 have now been infected this is according to johns hopkins university which collates worldwide data the global pandemic has resulted in over 228000 deaths and almost 1000000 people have now recovered well the government new yorkers head out over a lack of federal

the home nations as we await the official government announcement individual reports from england scotland wales and northern ireland tally to 360 more deaths in the past 24 hours and that brings the u.k. wide death toll to over 21000 britain coronavirus scottish 1st minister nicholas sturgeon has unveiled a range of courses to help people to learn new skills amid the pandemic and the public health agency launches a contact tracing pilot program in northern ireland in a bid to prevent a 2nd wave well here's how the pandemic is affecting the rest of the world according to johns hopkins university which collects worldwide data almost 3000000 cases have been confirmed over 207000 deaths have been recorded and over 876000 recoveries. they started coming just. leaving because think tank says an increase in state surveillance is a price worth paying to get over the pad i think but is it good from both sides of the debates. the millions of races of forced to choose between left or food bills as the lockdown threatens incomes across the u.k. . when else child small seemed wrong wrong when all we're all

push in across southern parts of both england and wales and certainly down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotland, well, that low pressure is moved away, but again, there is the chance of some pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something a little bit drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend, it will stay showering and pretty cool too. be gradually eased. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. empty shelves, frustrated shoppers and keeping staff safe — the logistics of running one of the worlds biggest supermarket chains during the coronavirus pandemic. we talk to the boss of tesco. and europe's biggest bank by assets — hsbc — announce a worse than expected 48% slump in first quarter profits as it guards against bad loans cause d by the 00:30:38,065 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 coronavirus epidemic. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronav

home nations and as we await the official government announcement individual reports from england scotland wales tally to 350 more deaths in the past 24 hours now that brings the u.k. wide death toll to over 21000 and britain will observe a minute silence at 11 am on shoes day morning to honor key workers killed by drone a virus scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon has unveiled a range of courses to help people to learn new skills amid the pandemic and the public health authority or the public health agency launches a contact tracing pilot program in northern ireland in a bid to prevent a 2nd wave and let's have a look know how the pandemic is affecting the rest of the world as you can see there according to johns hopkins university collates worldwide data almost 3000000 cases have been confirmed globally over 200000 deaths and over 875000 recoveries. still to come this hour a leading british he says increasing stakes of the price of work to get over the pedal. printers are forced to choose between the rent for food bills has locked up threatens incomes across the country. green collapsed globa

denmark seeing some heavy rain they will speckling of showers there still in place across england scotland wales and into southern parts a little drier it must be said central areas of france still seeing some of that western weather but for much of southern europe it is fine and dry a lot of the fog in dry to across northern parts of africa showers in the process of clearing away with plenty of sunshine behind. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of century are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drive them home. in the 2nd of 2 films on these contrasting experiences people and power meets the returning migrants now determined to discourage others from following the same policy. gambia back home from al-jazeera. when the news breaks over the night of the dumping of garbage in the river by the government has wrecked our lives when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told to many coming to this place of the only chance they have to eat at least once a day with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports for

that's sinking its way southwards across scotland right now, leaving the clearest of the skies and the lowest temperatures further south across england and walespatches of frost in the countryside. for thursday, well, it gets a little warmer across england and wales, but across the far north of scotland and increasingly into eastern scotland and north—east england, we've got the colder air setting its way in. now, into the afternoon, we may well see a few brighter spells for 0rkney and shetland, but otherwise, for much of scotland, it's a cloudy day. the cloud could be thick enough for an occasional spot of rain. not amounting to too much, mind you. for most, it will stay just about dry. it's going to feel a lot colder, though. temperatures 9 to 11 degrees, 11 degrees the high in durham rather than the 21 we had on wednesday. further southward across england and wales, again, most areas will have lots of dry weather and sunshine. there'll be a little bit more in the way of higher cloud moving in, and, yes, we could see just a few isolated showers across south—west england, southern wales, but even here, the majority will probably stay dry. a l

toll continues to climb here is the most recent updates according to individual reports from england scotland wales a further. 601 people have died from the virus in the last 24 hours bringing the total number to over 22000 and official government announcement is expected later the so often in british home secretary pretty to tell face criticism over britain's lack of screening or self isolating measures for international arrivals while scottish 1st minister nicola sturgeon has said that corona virus deaths in care homes of overtaken those in hospitals in the past week and now the latest figures from around the world well according to john hopkins university which collates worldwide data over 3100000 are now infected over 217000 have died while more the 947000 have recovered. and opti has become the 1st company in russia to offer its staff tests that can determine whether their blood plasma contains antibodies brazilians remain divided over their prisons downplayed response of the virus some are calling for his impeachment over the lack of preventative measures one of those take to the streets in h

england, across scotland. maybe with a rumble of thunder. still warm, a large swathe of england and wales and a change in wind direction. on saturday, little change for england and wales, more sunshine, more one. more cloud developing across parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland, may be patchy rain across the western isles later in the day. turning cool across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, they want continuing for much of england and wales could seek temperatures up to 26 celsius across south—east england on saturday afternoon. through easter sunday, changes are coming. a non—text system pushing in from the west, likely to generate some showers on easter sunday, this time across england and wales. such is the nature showers, not everyone will see them. they could bend quite a bit of rain in a short amount of time where we do get them. cloudy across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, turning cooler here. a bit of once in the sunshine, pieces of east anglia where we mist the showers. easter monday, this area of high pressure is building fr

england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotland until later on where we push the rain into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend it will stay showering and pretty cool, too. the uk's prime minister, boris johnson, is back in downing street, after his own fight against coronavirus, to tell the country now is the moment of maximum risk. i refuse to throw away all of the effort, and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a second major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the nhs. president trump used his first coronavirus news conference since friday to accuse china of failing to stop the spread of the illness. as the number of confirmed global cases passes three million, we compare how different countries are

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland. across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13—14 degrees, whereas further south, 1—2 spots could get up to 23—24 degrees. wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high—pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you‘re able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher though further north. into good friday, and it‘s all change, as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so some patchy outbreaks of rain heading west to east, and things are turning cooler into the easter weekend. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather‘s doing, remember the rules on self isolation, social distancing, wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — i‘m james reynolds our top stories: britain‘s prime ministe

england and wales. still taking a time to work its way north for scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england,ith some bright or sunny spells. for the south though, a good chance of rain for many areas, and the temperatures sitting in the mid—teens at best. then from mid week onwards, that area of low pressure will throw the influence of its showers further north. a pretty unsettled story across the board, as we look at the forecast through the latter part of the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: coronavirus has now taken the lives of 200,000 people around the globe. the number of deaths in uk hospitals has passed 20,000. the governor of new york, the us state worst hit by the outbreak, authorises independent pharmacies to carry out tests. it's endured a month under one of the strictest lockdowns in the world — now south africa prepares to begin an easing of some restrictions. when the circus came to town — and stayed. we find out what happened when one troupe of performers and their animals were grounded b

england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotlandby friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend it will stay showering and pretty cool, too. this is bbc news, the headlines: britain's prime minister boris johnson is back at work after recovering from coronavirus. he says there are "real signs" that the country is passing through the peak of the pandemic. he warned that lifting the restrictions too soon could lead to a new wave of deaths. president trump has said china could have stopped the coronavirus from spreading around the world, and that serious investigations are under way into beijing's actions. mr trump was speaking outside the white house in his first briefing since friday. he also announced plans to increase testing. el salvador‘s president has ordered o

england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotlandin into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away, but again, there is the chance of some pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south—wst of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something a little bit drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend, it will stay showering and pretty cool too. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump uses his first coronavirus news conference since friday to accuse china of failing to stop the spread of the illness. a minute's silence will be held this morning to honour uk health workers who've died from coronavirus. the prime minister will be among those taking part. italy's prime minister prepares to ease the country's lockdown — we'll look at what that might mean for one of europe's worst—affected countries. new zealand contains the spread of covid—19 an

and this is basically talking about approaches to england, wales and scotla nd approaches to england, wales and scotlandparticular what that means if restrictions remain in england and how different happy approaches and? and how people think about the three nations? we were talking about one nation and we were talking about one nation and we were talking about one nation and we were talking about nicola sturgeon about the framework for taking scotland out of lockdown. but this is something obviously we have not seen in england sell at the start of this conversation about three nations, and this framework she was suggesting may these divisions with itself, this has been a conversation that has been mentioned as well and ido that has been mentioned as well and i do not think anybody really could expect that somewhere like london could come out of lockdown restrictions in the same way that rural areas would do. but there is this sense of fracturing now and arlene foster was saying this morning, she made a point of saying that she would not take northern ireland out of lockdown any sooner without the approv

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotlandthern ireland, temperatures here around 13 or 14 degrees, whereas further south, one or two spots could get up to 23, possibly 24 degrees, wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you're able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher, though, further north. into good friday, and it's all change as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so, some patchy outbreaks of rain heading west to east, and things are turning cooler into the easter weekend. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather's doing, remember the rules on self—isolation — social distancing wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. this is bbc news with a look at the latest in business around the world. the bristis

england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotlandinto the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend it will stay showering and pretty cool, too. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories: the uk's prime minister boris johnson is back in downing street after his own fight against coronavirus to tell the country now is the moment of maximum risk. i refuse to throw away all of the effort, and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a second major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the nhs. president trump used his first coronavirus news conference since friday to accuse china of failing to stop the spread of the illness. as the number of confirmed global cases passes three million, we compare how different c

but unions say that staff sickness, patchy provisions of ppe across england, scotland and wales and social the profession is able to function. social workers should not be missing out on face—to—face contact visits because of a lack of ppe. the three devolved governments in westminster, scotland and cardiff bay say they're working hard to make ppe available for all front line staff in social services. every other person thinks their home is a safe environment, and that's what a home should be. and bethann hopes that any child in a vulnerable situation at this time can get the support they need. tomos morgan, bbc news. doctors and nurses are under extraordinary strain as they treat patients with covid—19. some say they're unable to put the thoughts of the virus out of their mind when they go home. lorna gordon has been to one hospital in ayrshire, to find out how staff are dealing with the stress. welcome to our staff wellbeing suite. in a quiet corner of a busy hospital, a place of respite away from the heat, the noise, the stress. again, this is our kind of quiet corner, where people can

england and scotland. there will be more cloud for northern ireland wales and the far south—west. ek, there's some very wet weather to come across europe, pushing its way into the mediterranean again. everything is getting blocked off by that high pressure in scandinavia, and that is going to be shaping the early part of next week. lots of sunshine to come on monday. just about dry everywhere. there is a bit more cloud to clear away from the far south—west. any early rain will get blown away by a stronger wind, there will be much stronger winds on monday, an easterly wind, which is always going to be a bit cooler on the coast. higher temperatures further west. looking further ahead into tuesday and wednesday, and it stays windy. we don't really see the winds dropping until thursday. it stays dry and it also stays sunny and it continues to get a bit warmer. higher temperatures across more western areas.

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotlandeland, temperatures here around 13—14 degrees, whereas further south, 1—2 spots could get up to 23—24 degrees. wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high—pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you're able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher though further north. into good friday, and it's all change, as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather's doing, remember the rules on self isolation, social distancing, wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. this is bbc news — i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. britain's prime minister is moved to intensive care 10 days after testing positive for coronavirus. he's been receiv

but today those figures almost double of not there are 778 deaths it england 17 scotland 25 in wales that takes the total of those who have died in hospital after testing positive with coded $19.00 to $873.00 and it doesn't include the figures from northern ireland just yet there have been suggestions that sat at these figures these $873.00 of course only including that big is in hospitals and they could downplay the actual extent of the deaths the onus figures suggest that thought he one percent of the coronavirus deaths will the number of credit are assessed for to offset the higher than those suggested by the government and just over 13000 deaths reported up to april 10th now the government's own figures up to that day suggest that the really 9000 deaths again those the deaths in hospitals just over 1600 deaths occurred outside of hospital with over a 1000 people dying in care homes and that's a jump of 217 that's the week prior to that again the government figures don't take these toxic assets into account and there are $8000.00 excess deaths up to actual that $10.00 to $15.00 th

south—west of england, into wales, the midlands, into the london area by about lunchtime, and then that rain will eventually get into northern england, northern ireland and southern scotlandng brighter, but with one or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees, i think some coastal areas in north—east england might struggle at around eight or nine. now, as we go through wednesday night, here goes ourfirst rain band northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way north—eastwards across england, wales, northern ireland, again up into southern scotland, some further hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. so for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene, you can see these various frontal systems spiralling around the low. so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with, some patchy rain drifting its way northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time. and then, yes, we'll see some spell

england. for northern ireland and across southern areas of scotland, sometimes wetter here and then a brighter gap before more heavy downpours reach england and walesin from today eventually goes across northern areas of scotland as the night goes on. many of us will see some rain or showers overnight, temperatures holding up into the mid or high single figures as we start the day tomorrow. there will be some drier moments tomorrow, some sunny spells, but the emphasis will be as low pressure remains in control a fair few heavy showers getting going during the day, particularly through england and wales into northern ireland and southern scotland. some of these will be thundery with a risk of hail, gusty winds and very brisk winds right away through the english channel coasts as well and temperatures in the mid to low teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds have announced the birth of a healthy baby boy. millions more people in england are eligible for covid—19 testing — after the government loosens rules on who can apply. the us economy shrinks by nearly 5% — the biggest drop sin

all residents and staff in care homes in england are to be eligible for coronavirus tests from wednesday, whether they have symptoms or not. scotland, walesed to follow soon. latest figures suggest a third of all deaths in england and wales related to covid—19 are in care homes. they've not been included in official figures so far. 0ur social affairs correspondent, alison holt reports. at st cecilia's nursing home in scarborough, like many homes across the country, they believe the fight they have been waging against coronavirus for weeks is only now being reflected in officialfigures. this is the area that we will have for anyone that's being barrier nursed. they locked down early, have areas set aside for nursing coronavirus residents, and people stick to their rooms. but still, across the three homes in the group, they've had 11 deaths, four confirmed as covid—19. i was called and did see her for the last — on the day that she died... one of the residents who died was reg kemp's wife, liz. they were married for more than 50 years, and she loved spending time with her grandchildren. he says staff did all they could for her. i just hope

england and wales, it has moved as far north as it will get, to the 62. with heavier rain in the midlands and at times across east anglia and the south—east of england. scotlandn ireland seeing sunshine and showers, temperatures like yesterday. showers becoming fewer overnight, some of the rainbow is eastwards from england and wales. still cloudy, misty, damp and drizzly overnight. under clearer skies in northern and eastern scotland there may be a pinch of frost here and there, temperatures are milder under the cloud at six or seven. there may be sunshine across scotland for a while tomorrow but also showers. another bunch of rain is coming from the north—west, a couple of valets of steady and perhaps heavy rain. we have a few hours of sunshine following behind that before more wind and rain arrives in the far south—west later. england and wales should have temperatures a degrees higher than today. a couple of weather fronts are keeping wet weather fronts are keeping wet weather going into wednesday evening and night, and by the time we get to thursday this low pressure will be in charge of the weather. some rain across northern england, patchy rain in scotl

england. dry with sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. spells of sunshine coming through across the channel islands through the afternoon, some southern coastal counties of england, generally for much of england and walesthe afternoon but drier with the best of the sunshine across the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland. more sunshine around through the eastern coast as seen through today. area of high pressure building from the east and north—east as we go through sunday, initially a fairly cloudy start, particularly for central and western areas of the uk but increasing amounts of sunshine from the east as the day wears on, we mayjust hang on to more cloud across northern ireland and some western parts of wales and south—west england. it should feel warmer on sunday for many, temperatures in the mid to high teens but still fairly cool for the east of scotland, the eastern coast of england and the northern isles. by the time we get to monday, it is looking dry with plenty of sunshine, still a noticeable breeze and it is coming in from a fairly cool direction across that north sea, north sea coast will always be cooler but warmer away from here, temperatures getting up to 17 to 19 celsi

england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for englad and wales. —— for england. for scotlandh the rain into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to recover. by next weekend it will stay showering and pretty cool, too. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: the uk's prime minister boris johnson is back in downing street, after his own fight against coronavirus, to tell the country now is the moment of maximum risk. i refuse to throw away all of the effort, and if the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a second major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the nhs. president trump used his first coronavirus news conference since friday to accuse china of failing to stop the spread of the illness. italy prepares to ease its lockdown — w

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13 or 1a degrees, whereas further south, one or two spots could get up to 23, possibly 2a degrees, wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you're able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher, though, further north. into good friday, and it's all change as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so, some patchy outbreaks of rain heading west to east, and things are turning cooler into the easter weekend. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather's doing, remember the rules on self—isolation — social distancing wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. this is bbc news — i'm tim willcox — with the latest headlines for viewers i

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotlandross scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13—14 degrees, whereas further south, 1—2 spots could get up to 23—24 degrees. wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high—pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you're able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher though further north. into good friday, and it's all change, as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so some patchy outbreaks of rain heading west to east, and things are turning cooler into the easter weekend. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather's doing, remember rules on self—isolation, social distancing, wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and

plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland. wednesday probably being the warmest day of the week. into thursday, high—pressure still holding on. so, again, quite a bit of dry weather, if you‘re able to open the window, get out in the garden, perhaps go for a walk if you can on thursday. temperatures in the warmest spots up to about 21 celsius, always a little bit cooler and fresher though further north. into good friday, and it‘s all change, as we start to see this weather front moving its way in from the west. so some patchy outbreaks of rain heading west to east, and things are turning cooler into the easter weekend. so a bit more unsettled, a drop in temperature, but whatever the weather‘s doing, remember the rules on self isolation, social distancing, wherever you can, stay home and stay safe. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minster, borisjohnson, has been moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened. he was admitted to st thomas‘ hospital in london for some tests after doctors said

england and wales. still taking a time to work its way north for scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england,pells. for the south though, a good chance of rain for many areas, and the temperatures sitting in the mid—teens at best. then from mid week onwards, that area of low pressure will throw the influence of its showers further north. a pretty unsettled story across the board, as we look at the forecast through the latter part of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. coronavirus has now taken the lives 200,000 people around the globe. the number of deaths in uk hospitals has passed 20,000. the governor of new york — the us state worst hit by the outbreak — authorises independent pharmacies to carry out tests. it's endured a month under one of the strictest lockdowns in the world, now south africa prepares to begin an easing of some restrictions. and lockdown at the zoo — we find out how keepers in edinburgh are looking after their animals in this time of crisis.

scotland and down the eastern side of england. the best of the sunshine to be found further west, so through parts of wales, south—west and north—westnorthern ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts. the channel islands could see gusts of 50mph. and look at these temperatures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best. ans as high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more