wind is still blowing a gale across northern and the wind is still blowing a gale gci’oss northern areashe wind is still blowing a gale across northern areas particularly. we had more snow today, winter returning across scotland. a wintry element to showers across the south wales hills. as we go through the evening and overnight, showers easing and still a bit more snow to come across scotland even at lower levels as we pick up an arctic northerly wind. as that sets in we will see the sky is clear. a sharper and more widespread frost in the north. a few icy patches where we will see late showers. tomorrow is looking a drier day, probably the driest of the week. not altogether dry because there will still be showers around, on the east coast and later developing in the midlands and later developing in the midlands and south—east england, and very late in the day the rain coming in to the west. although temperature is not much higher than today we have a lighter window more sunshine so it will feel more pleasant. not in all good news for cast because the rain will slip eastwards. there is

that amount on saturday, gales andi well.and i the costs. 0utbreaks well. that amount on saturday, gales and i the costs. outbreaks of rain spreading east into sunday. it will be chilly with sunshine and showers heaviest in the west. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines... another big rise in the number of people infected by coronavirus in the uk, 163 people now have the virus. the government has pledged an extra £46 million for research into coronavirus vaccines and faster testing. it looks to me as though there will certainly be a substantial period of disruption when we have to deal with this outbreak. reassurance for shoppers. the government says retailers have robust plans in place to ensure people can buy the supplies they need, amid concerns that some

or even severe gales across northern areas.e south. variable cloud with some sunshine, too. lots of showers across western scotland and they'll be blown in on a very strong wind gusting 50—60 mph. later in the day, we could see even stronger gusts than that. given some sunshine across the south and east with that mild air mass, it could be extremely mild with temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees here and double figure values across much of central and southern scotland. that area of low pressure clears away later on tuesday, and we start to see westerly winds again on wednesday. slightly cooler air mass, you'll notice there's more wintry showers mixed into this airflow. so, for wednesday, another day of sunshine and showers. best of the sunshine across southern and eastern areas. lots of showers in the north and west. again, some heavy with hail and thunder and increasingly wintry over the high ground of scotland. scotland and northern ireland look chillier on wednesday. 10—13 degrees for england and wales. we maintain this westerl

coupled with the strong gale force winds.but for the vast majority, a lot of fine and dry weather and we will see more cloud coming in across northern ireland and scotland and eventually some rain working its way to these parts by midweek. to follow guidance to stay at home, to protect the nhs and save lives. he warns the country is only two to three weeks behind italy — where almost 800 people have died in the past 2a hours. it comes as the nhs has struck an unprecedented deal with england's private hospitals to secure thousands more beds, ventiliators and staff. but there are still concerns that people are failing to heed official advice to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. this is the time in your lifetime whereby your action will

a gale of wind here 50, 60 miles scotland. a gale of wind here 50,60 miles an hour. scotland.cotland, the most part, passing shower for the northern isles closer to the low centre. and much closer to some very strong winds as well. come thursday, the remnants of that weather front just dribbling their way ever further towards their way ever further towards the south, so event of cloud, not much more than that, maybe some ran into this far south—western quarter having a ha rd south—western quarter having a hard 13, 1a or 15 on wednesday in the south, look at that. that is going to be a bit of a shock! eight or nine degrees only. despite the sunshine further north and pretty much drierair, further north and pretty much drier air, you further north and pretty much drierair, you are further north and pretty much drier air, you are going to be stuck at eight or nine as well. thursday and friday, perhaps a bit more about that run to the channel and certainly more i suppose so it is windy, it is daily, there is cloud, there is some rain as well. so it could be one of those days. but

or even severe gales at times.umber of coronavirus cases in the ukjumps to 164, the biggest rise in a single day so far. it's an increase of 48 cases in 2a hours. more than 20,000 people here have now been tested. the government pledges millions of pounds to try to develop a vaccine. the prime minister warns of a bumpy road ahead. it looks to me like there will be a substantial period of disruption when we will have to deal with this outbreak. meanwhile, thousands of people quarantined on a cruise ship off san francisco have virus testing kits dropped by helicopter. we'll be looking at how china has coped six weeks into its outbreak, and be asking how serious it could be here in the uk.

very mild on saturday as that wind continues to pick up, gales and sea coast wind continues to pick upeading eastwards and will be chilly with tension and showers heaviest in the west. this is bbc world news today. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories. italy announces its biggest daily increase in deaths from the coronavirus — with nearly 50 more fatalities. in the united states, 2,000 people are stranded on a cruise ship stopped from docking by the authorities. they want to prevent further cases of the coronavirus being brought to shore into california, but, if the reality is it's already here and spreading. syria's tiny casualties of war — doctors say there's been a sharp rise in the number of babies born prematurely. and coming up in sport — empty stadiums in france — how football is dealing with the coronavirus outbreak.

through the day, severe gales through southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england.hat low pressure whisks away quite quickly, bringing strong wind into the north sea. then we have a ridge of high pressure building on friday. a quieter window of weather. it is worth pointing out that at the moment we still have over 100 flood warnings in force for scotland, england and wales. even the showers we are seeing today and tomorrow are not good news. more rain to come friday night. for the majority on friday, a drier day with lighter wind. not especially warm, but given sunshine and light wind it will feel that way in the march sunshine. strengthening now. there is more rain on the way for the weekend. not a wash—out. more strong wind, an area of low pressure coming in off the atlantic. a reminder of our top story... the chancellor has unveiled a package to protect the economy from the impact of the coronavirus, promising the nhs would have whatever it needs. whether it is millions or billions of pounds, whatever it means and whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. that

or severe gales particularly on monday so stay tuned to the forecast. government money to fund urgent work on coronavirus, including research on a new vaccine against the disease. what we're announcing today is a £46 million package of investment in uk science which will in time deliver a vaccine, some science which will in time deliver a vaccine, some say science which will in time deliver a vaccine, some say about a year, around that scale. coronavirus testing kits are airlifted onto a cruise ship off the california coast where 140 britons are among those in quarantine when the water won't go away — the enduring misery of an east yorkshire village flooded for more than a week. campaigners say that

most frequent for the far north of scotland, here we will see gusty winds, gale force gusts, perhapsby the end of the afternoon. blustery winds, but not quite as strong. we could see double digits, ten, 11 degrees as the afternoon high across central and southern england. scotland, coupled with a northerly wind, much colder, four or 5 degrees. the northerly wind will become lighter through the night. it goes steadily southwards. clear skies and shower season, temperatures will drop as well. in fa ct, temperatures will drop as well. in fact, we will see temperatures below freezing in a few spots. a touch of frost not out of the question first thing for monday morning. it will be a dry, settled, relatively sunny start for the new working week. spring sunshine on offer for many, but by the afternoon, clouding over with rain into northern ireland and western scotland. here, temperatures at eight or 9 degrees, but a maximum of 12 or 13. it continues to get milder, the emphasis is without southerly flow over the next few days. that weather front the far north—west sinks south, but it reall

or even severe gales across northern areas. a milder day, much milder in the south. variable cloud with some sunshine, too. lots of showers across western scotland and they'll be blown in on a very strong wind gusting 50—60 mph. later in the day, we could see even stronger gusts than that. given some sunshine across the south and east with that mild air mass, it could be extremely mild with temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees here and double figure values across much of central and southern scotland. that area of low pressure clears away later on tuesday, and we start to see westerly winds again on wednesday. slightly cooler air mass, you'll notice there's more wintry showers mixed into this airflow. so, for wednesday, another day of sunshine and showers. best of the sunshine across southern and eastern areas. lots of showers in the north and west. again, some heavy with hail and thunder and increasingly wintry over the high ground of scotland. scotland and northern ireland look chillier on wednesday. 10—13 degrees for england and

coupled with the strong gale force winds.f fine and dry weather and we will see more cloud coming in across northern ireland and scotland and eventually some rain working its way to east parts by midweek. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise. nearly 800 people have died in the last 2a hours from coronavirus — the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. nobody was prepared for a tragedy of this magnitude. and in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. in the uk, more beds, ventilators and thousands of extra staff will be made available from next week after a deal between nhs england and the nation's independent hospitals. that's as the death toll in the uk climbed to 56 people, bringing the total number of people who died after contracting

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widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see theegin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china catches investors off guard, after official data shows the country's economy expanded in march. a stark warning from the fed, which estimates as many as 47 million americanjobs could be lost due to the coronavirus pandemic. and oil prices continue to slide — falling to their lowest level in almost two decades. so let's now focus on some big stories. some big economic news coming out of china, which appears to show the world's second biggest economy is getting back on track. official

late in the day, more showers into the western scotland, and some gales here.his is bbc news with maxine croxall. the headlines... a patient in scotland tests positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of uk cases to 36. some british holidaymakers who were on lockdown at a tenerife hotel arrive at the airport to fly back to the uk this evening, after testing negative for coronavirus. borisjohnson says he has "confidence" in his home secretary priti patel, who faces allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff. greek authorities have been using tear gas as clashes intensify with migrants on the border with turkey — they say they've already stopped almost ten thousand from entering. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show: face—to—face with an iconic predator. you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heart goes... and exploring the wetlands. here, left hand here. right hand behind, grab the tail... and we're away! the best north american road trips, and storytelling in scotland. yo

widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see theo begin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm lewis—vaughan jones. our top stories: the us navy sails into virus—stricken new york city, as donald trump says americans must social distance to save a million lives. this is our shared patriotic duty. challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days, and this is a very vital 30 days. syria reports its first deaths. we'll talk to an aid worker who fears a disaster is about to unfold.

but for the north—west in particular, some very wet and very windy weather with gales due in for therain for parts of highland and island scotland in particular. but elsewhere, for most of us, there should be dry weather with plenty of sunshine, but we will pay with some frosty nights. hopefully, however, we will lose the chilly wind in the next 24 hours that has been quite keen today, limiting our temperatures particularly near the east coast. bear in mind, the north sea is at its coldest at this time of year. as a result, we'll pick up some sea haar and fret for eastern parts of england and scotland overnight. we still have our weak weather front, passing close by to the western and northern isles, perhaps giving us a little bit of drizzly rain here and preventing a frost, but for most it's a cold night again, a widely frosty night, —5, —6 in the glens of scotland under that ridge of high pressure. through the course of sunday, hopefully, as that slips further southwards, we replace our easterly winds gradually for a south—easterly. so it may not feel quite so bitter out and about

coupled with the strong gale force winds.and we will see more cloud coming in across northern ireland and scotland and eventually some rain working its way to these parts by mid—week. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise — nearly 800 people have died in the last 2a hours from coronavirus — the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. nobody was prepared for a tragedy of this magnitude. and in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. in the uk more beds, ventilators and thousands of extra staff will be made available from next week after a deal between nhs england and the nation's independent hospitals. the total of dead

widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see they to begin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news, the headlines: a us navy hospital ship has docked in new york to help the city cope with coronavirus. the governor of new york state has described the scale of the crisis as staggering and warned it will spread nationwide. president trump says social distancing can save more than a million american lives. two virus—related deaths have now been recorded in syria. the health ministry has confirmed that a woman died from coronavirus on sunday after being taken to hospital. medics suspect there are many more cases. there are fears the virus will spread r

into sunday, that wet and windy weather sweeps its way steadily south—east, driven along by those gale—east, but hopefully it will clear south—east england first thing on sunday, and then leave another day of sunny spells and scattered showers. but with strong, blustery winds, some of these showers could be heavy, with some rumbles of thunder and some hail mixed in there as well. just with the nature of showers, some of you may escape them altogether and some of you, particularly the further west you are, could be quite frequent. and it looks as though this theme is set to continue into the early half of the new working week. sunny spells, scattered showers, and blustery winds to go with it. that's it. take care. this is bbc news. our top stories: israeli and palestinian authorities have declared a state of emergency and pace bethlehem under quarantine because there are seven cases of coronavirus in the city. governments are raising to contain the virus with concerns about the spread and increase in spread have caused markets to fall. a ceasefire have come in to the province of italy b

widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see thehursday, cloudy to begin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the us navy sails into virus—stricken new york city, as donald trump says americans must social distance to save a million lives. this is our shared patriotic duty. challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days, and this is a very vital 30 days. syria reports its first deaths. we'll talk to an aid worker who fears a disaster is about to unfold. a national silence and tough new restrictions as the number of infections in spain makes another jump. new social distancing rules come into force in

here with the strengthening wind, touching gale force, it will temper our temperatures. but most will see 12 and 13 and on the east coast, where it's been so chilly, double figures. one or two showers for the channel islands. that rain will hang around for the north—west of scotland, and a met office warning is in force here. it will push south to scotland and northern ireland on wednesday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk prime minister warns of tougher measures if social distancing advice isn't followed. he says people who are acting irresponsibly are putting lives at risk. we will keep the implementation of these measures under constant review and yes, of course we will bring forward further measures if we think that is necessary. nhs england writes to 1.5 million of the most high risk people, who are told to not leave home for 12 weeks, to shield them from the coronavirus. spain's state of emergency has been extended for another two weeks, while in italy the death toll from the virus has risen again. germany bans gatherings of more than two people in ord

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widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see the thursday, cloudy to begin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. virus deaths in the united states pass 3,000 and the country now has more cases than any other. this is our shared patriotic duty. challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days, and this is a very vital 30 days. in the uk, there are signs that social distancing is working, but also calls for the police to be more consistent. syria reports its first virus deaths. aid workers fear a disaster is about to unfold. the pandemic has brought out selfis

gale force gusts in scotland. that will introduce some colder air to the north.mild across southern england for a time. as we go through the week it is a subtle change. some showers at times and often quite cloudy. that's it. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk government insists it's ramping up testing for nhs workers — as doctors' leaders warn the shortage of tests has caused serious problems for the health service. we do need this extended to all staff. and certainly in general practice at the moment we are still waiting for testing, so i have lots of doctors contacting me every day saying they want to get back to work. formula one developers join scientists to develop new breathing equipment which can help keep patients out of intensive care. i sincerely think it may actually save many lives, by preventing patients from needing to go onto a ventilator, and again saving that vital resource for the very, very severely ill. easyjet grounds all its planes, as the aviation industry struggles

widely across the northern half of scotland, if not severe gales, and a shot of cold air to see theegin with in the south. a few more showers pushing through the day. brightening up in the north but showers turn wintry, sleet and snow quite abundantly, and temperatures in lower single figures. whereas we've still got temperatures potentially around 12 or 13 in the south—east corner. but the cold snap, thursday into friday, is short—lived. just notice by saturday and the weekend, milder air returns from the south. this is bbc news, the headlines: a us navy hospital ship has docked in new york to help the city cope with coronavirus. the governor of new york state has described the scale of crisis as staggering and warned that it will spread nationwide. president trump says social distancing can save more than a million american lives. the latest figures for the uk show another 180 people with coronavirus have died, taking the total to 1,408. however, one leading scientist has suggested that transmission of the virus in the community may be decreasing. a three—week nationwide lockdown

showers most frequent into the far north of scotland accompanied by gale force gusts of wind from a northerly direction here. so a colder afternoon to come, just a maximum height of four or five degrees. elsewhere, we should see temperatures ranging from nine to 11 celsius. through the night, the rain or the showers will ease away, winds full light and sky is clear. so temperatures are likely to fall quite sharply and the blue tones denote where they will full below freezing. so do expect a frost first thing on monday morning, bit of a shock to the system. but monday will be predominantly dry, settled and sunny and a little bit milder from tuesday onwards. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: the health secretary warns that measures to combat coronavirus will disrupt the lives of everybody — and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. the protection of the vulnerable and elderly by asking them to stay away, to stay at home, that is in our action plan, but we do not want formally to say yet that people should do that. british companies are

into sunday, that wet and windy weather sweeps its way steadily south—east, driven along by those galet england first thing on sunday, and then leave another day of sunny spells and scattered showers. but with strong, blustery winds, some of these showers could be heavy, with some rumbles of thunder and some hail mixed in there as well. just with the nature of showers, some of you may escape them altogether and some of you, particularly the further west you are, could be quite frequent. and it looks as though this theme is set to continue into the early half of the new working week. sunny spells, scattered showers, and blustery winds to go with it. that's it. take care. closely. thank you very much for coming in. hello. this is the business briefing. trouble in the pipeline. crude prices slumped further as virus phase grow. can oil producers do anything to stop the slide? last, the fight for 50—50. will india's women ever get equal access to the boardroom? women ever get equal access to the boardroom ? and women ever get equal access to the boardroom? and on the financial markets, the

gale of wind here, gusto 50, 60 mph. scotland. gale of wind here, gusto 50,60 mph.of rain. northern england, northern scotland, dry for the most part. may a passing shower, certainly so for the northern isles, closer to the low centre and much closer to the low centre and much closer to the low centre and much closer to some very strong winds as well. come thursday, the remnants of that weather front just dribbling their way ever further towards the south. so a band of cloud, not much more than that. maybe some rain into the far south—western quarter. having had 13, 1a or 15 again on wednesday on the south, look at that. that's going to be a bit of a shock. eight or nine degrees only. despite the sunshine further north, and pretty much dry, you are going to be stuck at eight or nine as well. thursday into friday, perhaps a little bit more about that front through the channel, and certainly more isobars. so it is windy, there is an easterly, there is some cloud and rain as well, so it could be one of those days. but for many parts of the british isles, it is bright,

it will take its time, bring outbreaks of rain to the north great glen —— great north glen and gale force cloud and 12 degrees to high. the next few days will stay relatively quiet across the country, a few showers around and, for many others, it is going to stay pretty cloudy. that is it. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me , and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. let's start with the new dates announced for the tokyo olympics, as the rescheduled games will now start on the 23rd ofjuly, 2021 and run until the 8th of august. that after being postponed for a year because of the coronavirus pandemic. the games will still be called tokyo 2020, and the paralympics will start now on the 24th of august next year. our sports news reporter laura scottjoins us live now. laura, they may have taken their time to postpone the games initially, but this decision over the new dates has been pretty swift. exactly. we had the postponement last tuesday and we thought it might ta ke last tuesday and we tho

on this area of low pressure, today on the southern flank, strong winds, gales for some.hern half of the uk yesterday has drifted down towards the near continent. we are all in cooler conditions. this is the earlier radar, you can see the showers packing in, we've had snow across scotland. through this afternoon, that will become confined to the hills. elsewhere, we have got further showers for northern ireland, scotland and northern england. some of these will be quite heavy. no one is immune to the showers but there is a good deal of fine and dry weather out there, even some sunshine, but the winds are strong, gales across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. it is windy across the board and that is reallyjust taking the edge of the temperatures, which are about average for the time of year. but it does feel quite chilly out there. into this evening and slowly, the wind starts to ease down. we start to bring in more of a northerly flow across scotland. where we see the showers, they will turn wintry. snow even to lower levels and the risk of ice fir

gales, though, for northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england.temperatures suggest. overnight the winds gradually start to ease down. we draw in more of a northerly feed, though, through scotland, and the showers, wintry even to some lower levels. the risk of ice here as well, as temperatures drop to or below freezing. a widespread frost, and it will be a chilly start across the board on friday morning. but a ridge of high pressure helping to settle things down. a lot of sunshine around, many places remaining dry. the cloud will start to increase down towards the south—west of england and wales, as rain starts to edge its way in. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2... the government's emergency committee meets — as the uk looks set to move into a new phase of dealing with coronavirus — what will it mean for public gatherings and schools? we'll make the right decision at the right time every step of this process. people can be assured of that. stock markets plunge so far the new york stock exchange was temporarily s

that weather front will continue to slip steadily south, the winds will strength them to gale force ande hills in the far north and west. wintry showers to come in scotland, the windier fair here. elsewhere in northern ireland, england and wales, a cloudy affair, but again, predominantly dry, and six to eight in the north, ten to 13 in the south. that low pressure pushes into scandinavia so by the end of the week, things will quieten down a touch. by friday, they should be sunny spells around with high pressure starting to build. more cloud developing in the west by the end of the day, temperatures taking between seven and 12. into the start of the weekend, high pressure is set to build and as the winds swing round ina to build and as the winds swing round in a clockwise direction, we see a return to a southerly wind, dragging somewhat milder conditions up dragging somewhat milder conditions up across dragging somewhat milder conditions up across the country. for the start of the weekend, we might be able to look out at beautiful spring blossom and blue skies from our window and it does

the area of low pressure is bringing heavy rain, gale force gusts of winds across the near continent, the alps as well. but behind it, clear skies and lighter winds. that means for us a chilly start to our friday morning with many places hovering around or just our friday morning with many places hovering around orjust below freezing. the exception is the far southeast clinging to some cloud, may be ended northern ireland. here we could see some showers from the word go. elsewhere there could be early morning mist and fog lifting a way to dry, sunny spells for many. some of those showers out of the west will merge together for longer spells of rain into the afternoon, some of the showers will linger for a time belt where it stage dry and largely fine with temperatures ranging from 7—11dc. moving into friday into the start of the weekend, an area just another area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. but it is really worth emphasising that for many of us this weekend, we will see some usable, dry weather in the story. but the winds will become a future once again, increasingly

accompanied by gales in excess of 45-50 accompanied by gales in excess of 45—50 mph in places.ween 7—11d. the strong winds and showers will ease away and as we move into friday, we see a ridge high pressure building, with light winds and clear size. —— skies. a difference to the feel of the weather. light winds around on friday and friday looks likely to be a prominent predominantly dry story. again, those temperatures, 5—11d as the daytime maximum. as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, it's a bit of a tricky one. there will be some rain around this weekend, but it's not a wash—out by any means. there's also going to be some decent dry interludes as well. friday night into saturday morning brings a spell of wet weather which may be slow to clear from the southeast of england, but it will do southeast of england, but it will do so and then quiet down. early morning rain, cloudy skies following behind, but you can saturday for many, before the next spell of wet and windy weather pushes into the far northwest for the end of the afternoon. 7—13d, the winds change

for all of us the winds will be stronger on thursday, may be touching gale force in northern scotland to the chill with temperatures no better than 6 degrees or so. decent temperatures across southern england and eastern england, 13 or 1a degrees. it will be chillier but less windy on friday and signs of some windy weather but warmer weather over the weekend. sophie. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun, and this is your latest sports news. football clubs are meeting tomorrow to discuss what wage sacrifices the game's top players should make to help sides cope in the coronavirus pandemic. matches across the premier league and the efl have been postponed until at least the 30th the april. non—playing staff at some teams have already had their pay cut as they fight to protect jobs through the crisis. joe lynskey reports. it is the multi—billion pound industry that gets richer every year but even premier league finances will be effective in a pandemic. the matches are off and supporters are at hom

democratic national convention not once but twice in 20082016 both were historic for the party michele gale a grassroots democratic party activist in chicago she's been canvassing for bernie sanders nonstop since his 1st run in 2016 and they erickson is the senior vice president for social policy and politics at 3rd way a progressive think tank here in washington d.c. great to have all of you with us here today to talk about what's all going to unfold in the next up months but i want to start with a clip from president trump who sort of sets this up nicely going to hell is easier to be. easier for us. crazy bernie. oh i think crazy bernie has. let me pose president from squash into you has this come to be a race between bernie sanders and joe biden essentially is that are those the 2 choices we have well they certainly are at the front of the pack i don't want to leave out or dismiss senator warren who may have a 3rd way a path we have come through as the united between the 2 factions but you know i think it's a challenge and it's why the republican party has certainly been at the forefront

as we go into saturday night, gales across we go into saturday night, gales a cross m ost we go intofew on sunday afternoon, a mixture of rain, hail, sleetand on sunday afternoon, a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow, a rumble of thunder. snow primarily over the hills. eight to 10 degrees although the wind will make it feel a bit more chilly. the wind next week will become more of a feature, quite a changeable week next week, plenty of showers, rain at times and gale force wind especially during the first half of the week. you have be looking at temperatures in europe as well? i have done and it looks like we had a record breaking winter right across europe. according to the climate change and monitoring service, temperatures well above where they should be, 3.4 degrees higher than they should have been. i will have on thatjust before 8:45. business leaders have warned that flybe's collapse will have a hugely negative impact on the uk's regional economies. ben is at george best belfast city airport for us this morning to find out what the consequences are there. i guess people are

we could see gales for a time through monday night into tuesday, more on their way of showers startingt and they will push their way eastwards. a cover of snow across parts of scotla nd cover of snow across parts of scotland and even in the hills of northern ireland in northern england later on. the temperature will still be close to freezing in many areas so frost and ice are the greatest risk, coldest of the weather first thing on tuesday morning in the east. this is a set up for tuesday, that whether front will take showers eastwards initially and more rain bearing weather fronts diverting down towards france in iberia thanks towards france in iberia thanks to that's a link tracking jetstrea m to that's a link tracking jetstream but there could be close enough to produce rains across the southernmost of england and especially the channel islands. more showers around to start tuesday morning, wintry mix. those will clear away and then it is back to sunshine and showers for many, mainly across western areas, temperatures similar to those on monday. and in the middle of the week, many

gale—force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding.cross scotland, northern ireland. most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most, blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures, scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, though, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in particular, where we're likely to see a frost to start wednesday. lots of sunshine once again for england and wales though on wednesday. still f

low pressure influencing our weather, stronger winds, perhaps gale force in the western isles and somest majority of us — a fine day on monday. now, that weather front is going to move through monday night into tuesday and it's actually going to introduce, again, cloud and possibly some rain across the west and the north—west of the uk. a little bit messy, i think, the cloud amount or forecasting the cloud amounts on tuesday. there could be a bit of cloud here. but more especially, i think, in the north—west of the uk. basically, the further south and the east you are on tuesday the better the weather will be and very mild. look about, 14, 15, 16 degrees. towards the end of the upcoming week and into the weekend, it looks as though the weather's going to settle down, with high pressure building. a lot of sunshine on the way. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: spain orders residents to stay at home unless they are purchasing essentials or going to work. the prime minister's white is among a surge in coron

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we could see gales for a time during monday night into tuesday.push their way eastwards. snow across parts of scotland, even in the hills of northern ireland and northern england later on. now, temperatures will still be close to freezing in many areas. frost and ice, the greatest risk. coldest of the weather first thing on tuesday morning towards the east. this is the set up for tuesday. that weather front taking showers eastwards initially. more rain bearing weatherfronts diverted down towards france and iberia thanks to that southern track in jet stream, but they could be close enough to produce some rain across southern most counties of england and more especially the channel islands. more showers around, by and large, to start tuesday morning. a wintry mix. those will clear away. then it's back to sunshine and showers for many into the afternoon. showers mainly across some western areas. temperatures similar to those on monday. then, as we head into the middle part of the week, it looks like many will still stay largely dry. still some shower

it is going to be windy, gales through the irish sea and some coasts could see up to 50mph gusts.. we are going to see some rather misty and murky conditions developing with poor visibility around coasts and hills, especially in the west, on what will actually be a milder day. then again, it's cloudier, it's windier and for some of us, it's wetter. and overnight saturday into sunday morning, the rain does move south. n0w, before it clears from southern and western scotland, there could be problems from high rainfall totals in some of the higher ground, up to 70mm, coupled with snow belts, so that could bring flooding in places. a much milder start on sunday but with cloud and outbreaks of rain around. that's clearing the south—east early on sunday morning, and behind that, lots of showers moving through, but not a washout of a day because there will be some sunshine. but catch a shower on sunday, it could be heavy, thundery, some hail. some snow over higher hills in scotland, and still very gusty winds as well, and it is going to feel a bit colder on sunday because remember there'