a reminder coming up on bbc one in a couple of minutes, a special programme with huw edwards as the primeafter his latest annoucements around lockdown. have a nice evening. it may have been a fine or chilly evening and eastern parts but tonight it will turn milder and milder conditions will dominate. rain at times in the west but later as things turned drier more extensive frost and fire will return. at the moment we have some westerly winds alt to the south of this weather front which is buckling ina way this weather front which is buckling in a way of developing towards a southwest and that means the front shifts southwards and eastwards in the rainjust shifts southwards and eastwards in the rain just runs along shifts southwards and eastwards in the rainjust runs along it northwards and eastwards so the same areas affected by the rain throughout the night. parts of northern ireland and scotland especially. clear in the far north of scotla nd especially. clear in the far north of scotland with the temperatures dropped a single figures but the breeze picks up across england and and plent

huw edwards spoke to political correspondentjessica parker about that on monday's news at ten.ed what is downing street saying to try to explain the context of this? yes, good evening. i think this will be seen as something of a political clanger by boris johnson. as you said the comments a virtual call with dozens comments a virtual call with d oze ns of comments a virtual call with dozens of mps who represent seats in the north of england. the subject of devolution came up the subject of devolution came up and that is when the parameter is reported to have said it was disaster north of the border and it was tony blair's biggest mistake. what these two developments have in common is that information emerged unofficially without a name source and through unknown channels. lastly‘s anonymous briefing for and against the mps came against the prime minister's comments which have not been confirmed nor denied. simonjessup not been confirmed nor denied. simon jessup questioned if not been confirmed nor denied. simonjessup questioned if this is how we should be discovering the views

huw edwards spoke typical correspondentjessica parker about that on monday‘ news at ten.be seen as something of a political clanger by boris johnson. comments emerged after he had a virtual call with dozens of conservative mps who represent seats in the north of england earlier this evening. the subject of devolution came up and that is when the prime minister is reported to have said devolution has been a disaster north of the border and it was tony blair‘s biggest mistake. what these two developments have in common is that information emerged unofficially without a need to source and through unknown channels. last week‘s anonymous briefings for and against mr kane and mr cummings were followed by the leak of the prime minister‘s comments which had been neither confirmed nor denied. simonjessop was one of a number of viewers that questioned whether they should be how we discover the views of our political leaders.

huw edwards is there. of cornwall, have just arrived at westminster abbey, being presented to the archbishop of canterbury and to the chapter at westminster abbey, that is the senior clergy who look after the key elements of the life of westminster abbey, passing just behind the grave of the unknown warrior and being presented to the seniorfigures including warrior and being presented to the senior figures including the warrior and being presented to the seniorfigures including the canon theologian and the sub dean and others who have of course been working hard to make this service working hard to make this service work in challenging circumstances. and the dean of westminster, who spoke to us a short while ago, who has been here forjust a year. he was installed in november of 2019. and the prince is of course here in his capacity as admiral of the fleet and as the air chief, colonel of the welsh guard. the prince has of course been intimately linked with all branches of the armed forces. the duchess of c

huw edwards presents coverage live from westminster abbey from 10.30 — and that will include, of courseent, it is rather beautiful, quite misty. the breeze will pick up through the course of the day. what we have for the north and west is a completely different. you have some squally rain and some very gusty winds. that is courtesy of this weather front here. being driven by low pressure at the moment, it will move eastwards. you can see from the isobars that the breeze will pick up the further east you travel. the mist and fog in the south—east, which is luckily dense, well left, there will be some sunshine but turning hazy as the cloud moves over from the west. a few showers ahead of it. here is this band of rain, squally rain, and you can see on the line of light green and yellow, not only will it be squally, but the rain will be heavy and persistent. temperature, ten to 15 degrees. these are the gusts you can expect. in the north and west of the wind will always be strongest, and also through the english channel as we go through the afternoon. this evening and overnight the rain con

huw edwards is the ceo of the trade body for the fitness and leisure sector, ukactive.go again. yes, afternoon, simon. we fully acknowledge the challenges the prime minister has the face at this moment in time but i think of is simon from little jim who put it really well on your show earlier, real frustration, given the essential services these facilities play in their local communities, but also real anxiety on facing business closures, potential significant job losses as well. these facilities are really supporting the physical and mental well— being of the supporting the physical and mental well—being of the nation, irrespective of age and background, so what we really fear right now is that these new conditions, these new decisions from the government to combat this crisis could actually fuel another crisis, in terms of inactivity and mental health. given the effort so many in your industry have put into making it safe in gyms and all these leisure centres, what is the evidence for transmission of covid—19 in areas where you operate? it's a really good point. so to

huw edwards spoke to political correspondentjessica parker about that on monday's news at 10. prime minister is reported to have said devolution was a disaster north of the border and it was tony blair's biggest mistake. what these two developments have in common is that information emerged unofficially without a named source and through unknown channels. lastly‘s anonymous briefing for and against the mps came against the prime minister's comments which have not been confirmed nor denied. simonjessup questioned if this is how we should be discovering the views of our political leaders. he wrote: well, we wanted to discuss the use of anonymous sources and leaks with someone from the bbc‘s political unit but nobody was available. our invitation to them to come on the programme remains open. meanwhile, another problem borisjohnson has faced this week is that he's having to self—isolate at number 10 after an mp he met last week tested positive for coronavirus. this led to a new outbreak of a phenomenon with which newswatch viewers will be familiar: the bbc correspondent standing