roger gale, mp, for joining all right, we will leave it there. roger gale, mp, forjoining us.'s have a look at the main points from that coronavirus briefing from the government, led today by the prime minister, boris johnson, for the first time since the 11th of may. the prime minister announced that the latest uk death toll stands at 36,793 in all settings, an increase of 118 in the last 24—hour period. as we've been hearing, he defended his chief advisor, dominic cummings, amid allegations he broke lockdown rules. mrjohnson said his advisor acted responsibly, legally and with integrity. the prime minister also confirmed the phased opening of schools on june ist — first to reception, year i and year 6 pupils, with some secondary schools opening on june 15th for year 10 and year 12 pupils. let's listen to what the prime minister said on the opening of schools. two weeks ago, i set out the government's road map to begin easing the measures we put in place to control the spread of coronavirus. i said that we would do so in a safe and controlled way, based on our assessment of p

gale force winds. 0n ireland and western scotland. gale force winds.p of that we have got heavy rain. the worst of the weather is concentrated on a small area of the country compared to the rest of us. the reason for this bad weather in the north west is a storm which is kind of site sweeping us. it is off the coast of northern ireland and will be moving between iceland and scotland over the next 24 iceland and scotland over the next 2a hours, but it is close enough to give us quite a blow, especially along exposed areas. gusts could approach 60 mph or more. heavy rain in the west of scotland. elsewhere across the country, the vast majority are experiencing a mostly sunny day with a few showers. not quite as hot as yesterday. temperatures in the low 20s in the south—east. friday evening into the early hours of saturday, it remains very blustery across the north—west of the country. the rain is going to continue. very heavy across western scotla nd continue. very heavy across western scotland throughout this whole period. to the south of that we have go

lighter winds in the south but windy again across northern and western scotland, where we‘ll see galesst areas thanks to this area of high pressure, so gardeners and farmers needing the rain across southern and eastern areas, doesn‘t look like there‘s going to be any significant rainfall in the near future. and if anything, it will turn sunnier and warmer across some southern and eastern areas as we move through into next week. bye for now. tonight at ten: the chancellor‘s sombre warning about the prospects for the economy, in the wake of the pandemic. the number of people claiming benefits for being out of work soared in april to its highest level for over 20 years. there‘s no offices open, there‘s no interviews being taken at the moment. it‘s a struggle to try and find something. but there‘s no guarantee of a swift recovery after the lockdown is eased more fully, according to the chancellor. it is not obvious that there will be an immediate bounceback. it takes time for people to get back to the habits that they had. we‘ll also be looking at the latest number of deaths over

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we can speak to the conservative mps sir roger gale. . ..ir roger gale.... you for your time. what are the thank you for your time. what are the thing about this affair. these think mrcummings the thing about this affair. these think mr cummings should resign? yes, iam think mr cummings should resign? yes, i am a father and grandfather, i understand mr cummings‘ desire to protect his four—year—old son and any parent would understand that, but this man is a member of a team in numberio but this man is a member of a team in number 10 downing street and you cannot have one law for the prime minister‘s team and another for absolutely everybody else. i agree with steve baker, i think his position is untenable and i think he has to go. but you have heard what downing street have said, he acted reasonably and legally, so the problem? the problem is you cannot have one lover downing st and another for everybody else. people all over the country have children, but they have had to self—isolate with them and they haven‘t been able to provide childcare

force possibly gale force as a tropical saturday after all then that goes south leave the rain behind should last in somalia probably for the next 3 months as to how if. now elsewhere same latitude fairly quiet until you get near the coast of nigeria is big massive cloud the big show seem quite like effect through nigeria back towards syria and has been particularly wet recently in those showers will keep repeating i suspect along the mediterranean coast it is breezy not enough to drop the temps are very much in cairo the certain evidence of cloud producing showers in the last month and i'm further south. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go from other potential and this and that this is all from fusses them and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims of vicious beatings. aslam is helping the pakistani community to find a voice the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack this is iraq on al-jazeera. route. but again you want to remind of our top stories this hour and anger is spr

lighter winds in the south but windy again across northern and western scotland, where we'll see galess the jet stream as we move through sunday and into next week it tends to stay just to the north of the uk. that will steer weather systems to the north of the uk but further south, high pressure will continue to dominate the scene, and as we move through monday, tuesday into wednesday, next week looks like it will be dry for most areas thanks to this area of high pressure, so gardeners and farmers needing the rain across southern and eastern areas, doesn't look like there's going to be any significant rainfall in the near future and if anything it will turn sunnier and warmer across some southern and eastern areas as we move through into next week. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm maryam moshiri. the calm before the storm — millions are moved from coastal areas — as a huge cyclone bears down on the bay of bengal. agreement for an international inquiry into how the who — and its member states —have handled the pande

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.d and wales, though. much of england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as wh

time phil gale welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccraw of throwing their support behind a you efforts to raise billions of euros to fund research into a coronavirus vaccine they use convening a donors conference next week in an effort to raise 7 and a half 1000000000 euros european commission president as at a fund to lion says the goal of the fund is to develop a vaccine treatment and tests available to all at an affordable price. as scientists around the world race to develop a vaccine the e.u. is trying to rally close will support in the fight against corona virus in an interview with the commission president person of underly and cool for a cool water and. approach have to build up capacities to manufacture and zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and affordable price and that's what exactly we're working on for that we need money and we need to go global corporation. the pandemic is also putting a strain on state finances countries like italy and spain want support

i am hopeful to get sir roger gale on the phone at some point.e who have been brought into accommodation, all of those who were sleeping rough on the streets and we re sleeping rough on the streets and were brought into accommodation during this crisis do not end up going back on the streets. that is her ambition anyway. in hong kong, carrie lam, the chief executive, has been defending china's new security law — calling it a safeguard against violent political protests. and she criticised international leaders who've supported protesters resisting the legislation. translation: national security legislation is a matterfor a country. it is the case in any country. it doesn't matter if the country has a unitary system or multiparty system or a federal system. now legislation on national security is always a matter for the central authorities. so for overseas politicians making such comments, they probably, you know, practising double standard. now i think there is no one country that will allow an important matter like national security to be flawed

that was my childhood, taking your windbreaker and wrapping it around you, with a howling gale.lastic is around the sides, but viruses can kind of pop over the top. it is not exactly a foolproof method. it looks very blue peter, actually. are you planning a holiday, in one

that was my childhood, taking your windbreaker and wrapping it around you, with a howling gale.e will enjoy this as we eat our ham sandwiches. that couple, the plastic is around the sides, but viruses can kind of pop over the top. it is not exactly a foolproof method. it looks very blue peter, actually. are you planning a holiday, in one sentence?” peter, actually. are you planning a holiday, in one sentence? i am not. i don't think i would wrap myself in a plastic transparent sheet. thank you both so much. the film review is coming up next. that's it for us. goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's home cinema releases. first up, little women. a beautifully crafted period drama from writer—director greta gerwig who gave us the wonderful lady bird. i believe we have some power over who we love. it isn't something thatjust happens to a person. i think poets might disagree. well, i'm not a poet, i'm just a woman. and as a woman, there's no way for me to make my own money. not enough to earn a living or

we have a gale warning. say we have winds gusting about 36 miles per hour and you can see the wave heights there eight to 10 feet as well. some of the when making its way into the shore. 23 miles per hour at sfo. not too bad around the rest of the day. the wind will be with us throughout the day today. current temperatures 48 degrees in santa rosa, 52 hennepin aloma, 46 in mill valley. good morning to you and oakland, 57. 55 in dublin, fremont 52. san mateo 55. san francisco 54. a little further south santa clara 57 degrees. saratoga 52. 55 in san jose. the average highs, santa rosa 76 this time a year. 78 today. san francisco will be 76. we get into the weekend. high pressure builds in and we start to see temperatures warm up. by saturday well above average. are in-line communities going into those mid 80s. look at the upper 80s on sunday. that is just the beginning of a warm-up that is coming our way. by the time we get to sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday. temperatures, those are monday temperatures on t

mary's gale that has being the top rugbier in all the country. nascar in charlotte, right now in a rain delay. they're 150 laps in on a 450 lap race. they've got work to do. >>> coming up in our next warn not to let their guard down against the coronavirus after scenes like this pop up this holiday weekend. >>> plus, some scary moments for a california family after a man tries to break into a home. how a 10-year-old girl managed to scare him off. >> she was pretty shook up. i felt really bad for her. she was really scared, but that was such a bold move of her. >>> and exterminators are getting ready for a different kind of job, how pest control businesses are helping to stop the spread of the virus. to go to the grocery store. mask! i swear. this guy would be a mess without me. stay healthy and slow the spread. wear a mask when going out in public. >>> our top story at 6:30, a live look outside the exclusive sales force camera. the warm temperature is tempting people together at beaches and parks. so the fda is warning people not to let their gua

let's have a look at the gusty winds that we are having offshore, there is a gale force wind warning for marine craps, and you can see that the wind is up to 36 miles per hour. waves are 8-10 feet. it is a dangerous day on the water today, the onshore flow is showing up at half moon bay were you see 21 miles an hour, 33 miles per hour, not bad another spots, that is just to show you that we have pretty pronounced onshore flow that is happening across the bay area. temperatures will take a temperature tour, bodega bay, it is beautiful and windy there as well. richman, 56, the same story for fremont this morning. half moon bay, 54 degrees. same story and palo alto. the advertiser on the left-hand column, deborah chai is 76, a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. san francisco, livermore, 76, at or a little bit above average, so as we had towards the weekend high pressure will build then. highs will go into the mid to upper 80s inland, that means saturday, we are going to the upper 80s and 90 degree mark on sunday, it will go even further from there. yesterday we had spots that 80s inl

up to gale force in the north and the west.e gusts of wind, but even sos—40s further south, which is very unusual in may, so clearly a concern for that. we will be keeping you updated on that. as a result, even though temperatures are in the high teens and low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and rain which willjust continue for the northwest highlands. gradually, through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number, the winds ease in the south, there is a ridge of high pressure returning to southern parts of england and wales, but a very different feeling to weekend, and still that low—pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week as well. still the potential at least for the beacon for some unsettled weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the who reports the biggest rise in new coronavirus infections in a single day since the outbreak began. one of the most powerful cyclones in south asia for decades, hits the bay of bengal — forcing thr

and it's really quite deep for this time of year so it will bring some unseasonably windy weather, galeshern ireland, scotland, met office warning in force here. and it hangs around, as you can see, for much of the weekend, bringing further strong winds and more rain. it looks as if parts of northern ireland and the north—west of scotland could see the highest rainfall totals. in fact, in some of the highlands we could have a month's worth of rainfall over the coming few days. look at the strength of the wind, really, anywhere from north wales northwards, 50mph gusts of wind, which with the trees in full leaf is clearly a concern. very mild to start our friday and as you can see, cloudier with some rain. it clears away, there may be some thundery showers in eastern areas first thing and then the showers rattle in with sunshine in between but the showers will be frequent and heavy in the north and west and even thundery. and as you can see, those strong and gusty winds affecting all areas, 30—a0mph even across the far south. so despite temperatures around about average for this time of ye

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the winds with will be stronger, gales likely in the northwest, and this is where we will see most of sunshine, cooler and fresher feel, still 21 in otherwise, some sunshine, cooler and fresherfeel, still 21 in eastern england. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump reveals he's been taking the drug hydrox—y—chloroquine as a preventative measure — he claims it can help coronavirus patients, though that isn't backed up by the science. the front—line workers many many are taking it. i happen to be taking it. i happen to be taking it. hydroxy corcoran? right now, yeah. the us renews its attack on the world health organization and china, over their response to the coronavirus pandemic. new symptoms to look for if you think you may have coronavirus in the uk a loss of smell or taste. but doctors say they should have been included weeks ago. india and bangladesh are on high alert as super

interested in your holiday videos every week we show our viewers clip and this time it's from the galeand can. with little from madrid he's been to southeast europe to bosnia herzegovina well and i've never been there so let's take a look together. this splendid building in metal that was originally in the abbey for the past 2 centuries it's house the headquarters of phil was. the company has been making ceramics since 7848 some is displayed in the museum 15000 town painted art nouveau toilets cover the walls of the museum cafe among the designer pieces is this washbasin by luigi from the 1970 s. . the mosaic floors of the infamous titanic were made in metal off. the factory strand all tableware for consumers and fine china for monarchs and pull ups. porcelain for met love is exported to $125.00 countries. manufacturing ceramics still goes on in silence today but mining is history what's left is a fascinating industrial landscape and some parts are even open to visitors the best known attraction is the 1st link to the largest fireworks in the country industrial monument and a unesco wo

mary's gale that has become the top rugby player in all the land. that's tonight on game day. my gut feeling, baseball will be back and will be back by the fourth of july weekend. >> sorry, it's not going to be back with people in the stadium, is it? >> no. absolutely not. safety guidelines. the players will actually be sitting six feet a part in the stadium seats, not in the dugout. but for the time being, certainly no fans. >> they'll hash it out. thank you. we'll be ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> many artists, singers, and musicians are sharing their talents with the world as we all get through this pandemic. >> in fact, world-renowned cellist is one of them. this afternoon's two and a half hour perfo

gales likely in the north—west, and this is where we'll see most of the showers.ooler and fresher feel, but still 21 in eastern england. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk unemployment is set to rocket. the latest numbers are out today, which will reveal the impact the covid—19 lockdown has had on the economy so far. france and germany propose a massive 500 billion euro fund to help the eu's worst—affected countries fight back against the pandemic. and a glaring red light for uber with the firm announcing it's cutting another 3,000 jobs globally. good to have you with us. let's start here in the uk where the latest unemployment numbers will be announced this morning. like many countries, analysts are expecting a large rise in the jobless figures for the first quarter due to covid—19. the previous reading from the office for national statistics showed that the unemployment rate rose to a% between december and february. today's numbers are expected to show a significantjump amid the coronavirus lockdown

and it's really quite deep for this time of year so it will bring some unseasonably windy weather, galesund, as you can see, for much of the weekend, bringing further strong winds and more rain. it looks as if parts of northern ireland and the north—west of scotland could see the highest rainfall totals. in fact, in some of the highlands we could have a month's worth of rainfall over the coming few days. look at the strength of the wind, really, anywhere from north wales northwards, 50mph gusts of wind, which with the trees in full leaf is clearly a concern. very mild to start our friday and as you can see, cloudier with some rain. it clears away, there may be some thundery showers in eastern areas first thing and then the showers rattle in with sunshine in between but the showers will be frequent and heavy in the north and west and even thundery. and as you can see, those strong and gusty winds affecting all areas, 30—a0mph even across the far south. so despite temperatures around about average for this time of year, add in those showers, add in the brisk to strong wind and it will feel

force possibly gale force as a tropical cyclone after all then that goes south leave the rain behind she lost in somalia probably for the next 3 months as to her if. now elsewhere same latitude fairly quiet until you get near the coast of nigeria is big massive cloud there and big showers seem quite like effect through nigeria back towards syria and has been particularly wet recently and those showers will keep repeating i suspect along the mediterranean coast it is breezy not enough to drop the temperature very much in cairo but certainly evidence of prior producing showers in the last month and further south. 1.3000000000 indians are in lockdown in the culvert 19 pandemic with millions unable to feed their families one o one east investigates the unfolding humanitarian crisis on al-jazeera. after more than a decade of civil war life remains a challenge in sierra leone. we follow the citizens of this war torn nation as they push their limits. for survival. risking it in sierra leone. on al-jazeera. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere. the rule. i gave you what she doe

weather and it will be sundry and wet for saturday and sunday with the wind strengthening to near gale force possibly gale force as a tropical saturday after all then that goes science leaves the rain behind which will last and probably for the next 3 months at the heart if. now elsewhere same latitude fairly quiet until you get near the coast of nigeria as big massive cloud the big showers seem quite like effect through nigeria back towards syria leone has been particularly wet recently in those showers will keep repeating i suspect along the mediterranean coast it is breezy not enough to drop the temperature very much in cairo but a certain evidence of cloud producing showers in the last month and i'm further south. but. she chipped strongman is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even their own citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you want to hear such strong words fro

we have a gale warning that is out there off the bay area. let's take a look at some of our peaks is about 20 miles per hour. it is 33 miles per hour on mt. diablo. that is not quite as pronounced, little but oakland in a little bit in concorde but not bad elsewhere. we have a low pressure system that is to the north of us in oregon and that is what is bringing a little bit of wind and i will also include a feud drew brees down today compared to yesterday. just a few clouds of visibility and current temperatures shows oakland 57 degrees 50 degrees san francisco and upper 40s in napa. today we will have a sunny day, that is slightly cooler but still above average in most spots, we will look at load 70s and that is the beginning of a big woman coming our way ever now i will send it over to sal. >> i write, thank you very much we do have traffic that is moving along pretty well around the bay area, as a matter fact i seen we do have traffic that is looking good here on san mateo ridge, we can see no major issues there and traffic continues to lo

those winds do escalate through the day — well, morning, really — into the early afternoon, up to gale—forcech is very unusual in may. so, clearly a concern for that. we'll be keeping you updated on that. and as a result, even though temperatures in the high teens or low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and that rain, which willjust continue for, as i say, the north—west highlands. but gradually through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number. the winds ease in the south as a ridge of high pressure tries to return at least to southern parts of england and wales. but a very different—feeling weekend for most of us, and still with that low pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week, as well, we still have the potential — at least for the weekend — for some unsettled weather. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a $650 billion company, 3 billion users, and one man in charge — we ask facebook boss mark zuckerberg if he simply has too much power. plus, as greece pledges to reopen for tourism next m

gales not out of the question.a result, not quite as warm — top temperatures of around 11—20 degrees. that's 68 fahrenheit. so a fresher start to the weekend, but look at this. for england and wales, as we go into next week, the heat is set to build yet again. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a stark warning from the chancellor for the uk, who says covid—19 may cause permanent scarring to the economy. and johnson & johnson announces it will stop selling baby powder in north america, as law suits mount up claiming its product can cause cancer. hello and welcome. we begin with the latest warning from the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, who cautions the uk economy may suffer permanent scarring from the effects of the covid—19 pandemic. sunak added the uk should not count on a immediate bounceback predicted by some when the country went into lockdown in march. his warning comes as figures show the number of people claiming unemployment benefit soa

gales likely in the north—west, and this is where we'll see most of the showers.her feel, but still 21 in eastern england. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the president's doctor confirms mr trump is taking the unproven drug hydroxychloroquine in an attempt to prevent coronavirus infection. i happen to be taking it, i happen to be taking it. hydroxychloroquine? hydroxychloroquine. the world health organization promises an independent inquiry into the pandemic, but the us renews its criticism. and italy enjoys its first day of reopening. we report on how life has been changed by coronavirus. he toured with stevie wonder and prince, but now a lack of gigs means this top jazz artist is performing for his neighbours.

gale force winds, some vicious gusts of wind. system. a storm, a low pressure side sweeping us. it will eventually be pulling away in the second half of the weekend but as far as saturday is concerned, we're certainly going to be feeling the effects of it. through the course of the night, remaining very windy with rain at times across western scotland. windy in northern ireland and the north of england. elsewhere, clear skies with just a few showers and a breeze in the south with temperatures of ten degrees. here is the weather map for the weekend. this is saturday and you can see the low pressure is very close to northern scotland. a lot of white lines, those isobars. that means the wind is racing into the centre of that low pressure. some strong gusts through saturday, strong for the time of the year, and that rain just continues. a lot of rainfall in western parts of scotland. to the south, there will be lots of sunshine around, scattered fair weather cloud quickly zooming across the sky carried by the strong gusts of wind. ev

this hunger to go to the movies, we'll want to segal georgia doe on the big screen this summer -- see galeo, i mean social experience has been around for thousands of years. you can watch a baseball game on tv, but you want to go to a baseball game, especially imax which is in the blockbuster business, people want to experience blockbusters with their friends, they want to feel like they're part of the movie. you know, i'm really not worried about that. the other key point is the the big audience for imax movies is millennials and young people. and according to science, they're safer and subjective hi they feel safer. so i think the kinds of movies and the kinds of people who want to go to those movies, it's just not going to be that different. i think for older people and people with conditions, you know, maybe it'll be different, maybe it'll be more streaming. but having spent so much time at home like you have and a lot of your viewers have, i mean, i'm dying to get off the couch. i like my streamed shows and i love my wife, but it's enough already. [laughter] we need to go out and meet

we have gale force winds across the water and take a look at this, you can see some buoys reporting about 36 miles per hour. it is breezy out there. we have weighs about 7 to 10 feet. you can feel that trees, 12 mile-per-hour around the rest of the bay. we see so gus around concorde and oakland. we have vallejo at 56 degrees in danville about 53 degrees, so lots of 50s out there. san mateo about 54 degrees and hello to the south bay santa clara, 55 degrees for you. these are the highs were looking at today on the left column, the average size, the highs today are on the right column. we are only a couple degrees above average today, not bad at all. it should be quite nice, san francisco 73 degrees and san jose you will see about 75 degrees today. as we get into the weekend, things will change rather quickly. saturday we will see some of our inland communities go into those mid 80s and by sunday we are talking upper 80s. it will continue into monday, tuesday and wednesday, so while we had some spots yesterday we will pull back a couple degrees and that we really off to the races with these

still gale johnson of gold star mother whose son daniel was killed in iraq paid tribute to him. >> he knew the dangers in iraq. he told me we should always honor him with laughter and not tears. >> reporter: a weekend of honor and in new york, hope after new york governor cuomo reported 84 deaths, the lowest number of daily coronavirus deaths since march. but in a sobering reminder that every number is a person, "the new york times" paid tribute to the victims of coronavirus, printing the names of 1,000 in their sunday edition, that is just 1% of the nearly 100,000 people lost in america's latest war. and as some states take caution, others are moving faster to reopen, like arc ak like arkansas and north carolina. those states experiencing their highest single day rate of new infections. elizabeth? >> klinge: jonathan, thank you. after calling on churches to reopen this weekend president trump opted to head out for another round of golf. this as some within his administration warned the virus administration warned the vi is not contained. nikole killion is at the white niuse. >> repor

he doesn't get his way and the president has tweeted his support of the fact is reopening i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. i'm going to come back to work i think there are people here i think i spent. the 1st thing in the place where interface. it appears that they're going forward. calling on the c.d.c. protocol to. be the best we can at least get to a solution and it would seem and you know let's not have. you know less people working save the mass and the mass right you're going to measure the temperature before you walk through and some diseases that it's. going to make it. also on the day of russia jumps to 2nd place in the global league table of confirmed corona virus infections but many russians are yearning for the no malice if they knew before the pandemic. that's easy i think the restrictions should be in place for 3 years why not make it 5 there just messing people around. look around people are out on the streets anyway no matter what restrictions there are. no u.s. president of donald trump has weighed into the route between electric car maker tesla california c

those winds do escalate through the day — well, morning, really — into the early afternoon, up to galeher south, which is very unusual in may. so clearly a concern for that. we'll be keeping you updated on that. and as a result, even though temperatures in the high teens or low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and rain which willjust continue for, as i say, the northwest highlands. but gradually through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number. the winds ease in the south as a ridge of high pressure returns to sullen parts of england and wales. but a very different—feeling weekend for most of us, and still with that low pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week, as well, we still have the potential — at least for the weekend — for some unsettled weather. this is bbc news. i'm mike embley. the latest headlines: the biggest one—day increase in worldwide covid—i9 cases, according to the who. cyclone amphan, one of the most powerful south asian storms in decades, kills at least 15 people in bangladesh. 5,000 crew are quarantined aboard cruise ships

with sunny days and 20 of showers and some heavy across scotland and northern ireland and driven a galend we could see heights of 21 or 22 degrees in the southeast. not much rain and forecasted to be had on into the weekend and eastern parts of the country, most of the showers saturday will be across the northwest. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a 70 per cent rise — in uk unemployment claims in april — as the chancellor warns, there's no guarantee of a swift recovery. it is not obvious there will be an immediate bounce back, it takes time for people to get back to the habits that they had. more than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain — as the goverment is criticised for not acting fast enough. countries agree — to an ‘independent inquiry‘ — into the world health organisation‘s response, to the pandemic. european airline easyjet apologises — after nine million of its customers, are affected by a sophisticated cyber—attack. and — one positive effect of lockdown — the biggest fall in carbon emissions around the world, ev

death of george floyd and will it placate the protesters a president trump has called fox i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day. we are here is actually on fire. there is a lot of pain and anger right now in our city. to try. to. as we put a presence on the street. to see justice and he. also coming up a secret police on trial here in germany and the mother still fighting for her missing husband and son we're caught up. now biggest dream is to see their leadership being brought to justice for. him to pass out. but we begin with the racial tensions are once again boiling over in the united states a city of minneapolis a scene days of violent protests following the death of a black man in police custody this week george floyd was seen on video how cuffed and clean as a white police officer. knelt on his neck for more than 5 minutes that officer is now facing charges of 30 cremata is to floyd's death as left me in this really with scenes of violence and akka on thursday night the police station where the offices of a base was set on fire and other flashpoints of awesome and looting acros

over in a moment to global health expert will tell us whether that optimism is well founded i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. i hope it will be a transcendent month i hope it will be a month when we make profound progress. that. the crown of. the numbers might be larger but it's still way out. also have. a long way to go but i think it's going to be decisive. also in the very fears of the pandemic spreading that leads kenya to people from entering refugee camps housing 400000 people. there is a lot of fear we can't sleep and disrespected there's not much work we pray to god that there will be no criminal cases here. but it's the 1st day of a new month but the story dominating the headlines remains the same tens of thousands of people are contracting covered 19 every day many survive the disease more than 230000 have died many countries now believe the peak of the disease has passed an increasing number of governments are cautiously beginning to ease their lockdowns but there's still no vaccine and no proven therapy for curing covered 19 so what could be a pivotal moment for man

those winds do escalate through the day — well, morning, really — into the early afternoon, up to gale—force even 30s and 40s further south, which is very unusual in may. so clearly a concern for that. we'll be keeping you updated on that. and as a result, even though temperatures in the high teens or low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and rain which willjust continue for, as i say, the north—west highlands. but gradually through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number. the winds ease in the south as a ridge of high pressure tries to return at least to southern parts of england and wales. but a very different—feeling weekend for most of us, and still with that low pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week, as well, we still have the potential — at least for the weekend — for some unsettled weather. this is bbc news. a very warm welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the biggest one—day increase in worldwide covid—19 cases, says the who. protests in peru — health workers ta

gales not out of the question.ugh the day. a little more cloud generally on friday, and as a result, not quite as warm — top temperatures of around 11—20 degrees. that's 68 fahrenheit. so a fresher start to the weekend, but look at this. for england and wales, as we go into next week, the heat is set to build yet again. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: brazil's daily death toll passes 1,000. it's now the third worst hit country for infections in the world. pollution and the pandemic. the world sees a dramatic improvement in air quality. millions are moved from coastal areas, as a huge cyclone bears down on the bay of bengal. and the mum and dad who never gave up. kidnapped at two years old, mao yin is finally reunited with his parents 32 years later. hello to

those winds do escalate through the day — well, morning, really — into the early afternoon, up to gale—force is very unusual in may. so clearly a concern for that. we'll be keeping you updated on that. and as a result, even though temperatures in the high teens or low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and rain which willjust continue for, as i say, the north—west highlands. but gradually through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number. the winds ease in the south as a ridge of high pressure tries to return at least to southern parts of england and wales. but a very different—feeling weekend for most of us, and still with that low pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week, as well, we still have the potential — at least for the weekend — for some unsettled weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm david eades. as european countries puzzle over re—opening tourism — we meet the hoteliers hoping to salvage the season. the balance between welcoming visitors back here and the risk of a second wave is

wars south china seas a military standoff and huawei or are we building up to something big i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. for me for obama to tell what was a congratulations reza sayah or not to ration the democratic process in taiwan has matured into a model for the world. in the u.s. taiwanese independence is a dead end plotting towards and supporting taiwanese independence be sure to fail despite great pressure from outside one is demonstrated the wisdom of giving our people a voice and a choice can only take the necessary reciprocal counter measures against us is mistaken actions the consequences of this will be borne by the us and that. greatly underestimated the degree to which beijing is proud of your logic will be hostile to free nations. also on the day a year after of autumn is umansky was sworn into presidential office in ukraine promising to end his country's a war with progress or separatists what's the 1st act on this comedian turned politician. has been able to end the war putin won't let him. he promised to end the war he should at least start doing somethin

gales not out of the question.ally on friday, and as a result, not quite as warm — top temperatures of around 11—20 degrees. that's 68 fahrenheit. so a fresher start to the weekend, but look at this. for england and wales, as we go into next week, the heat is set to build yet again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. taiwan's president tsai ing—wen uses her inauguration address to tell china she wants dialogue, but rejects its one—country, two systems policy. brazil's daily death toll passes 1,000 — it's now the third worst hit country for infections in the world. pollution and the pandemic — the world sees a dramatic improvement in air quality. and the mum and dad who never gave up looking for their kidnapped 2—year—old son are finally reunited, after 32 years.

gales not out of the question.ay. a little more cloud generally on friday, and as a result, not quite as warm. top temperatures of around 11—20 celsius — that's 68 fahrenheit. so a fresher start to the weekend, but look at this — for england and wales, as we go into next week, the heat is set to build yet again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name is mike embley. brazil's daily death toll passes 1,000. it's now the third worst hit country in the world. pollution and the pandemic. the world sees a dramatic improvement in air quality. millions are moved from coastal areas as a huge cyclone bears down on the bay of bengal. and the mum and dad who never gave up. kidnapped at two years old, mao yin is finally reunited with his parents 32 years later.