rip—off of the 1960s oddity gonks go beat in which the warring inhabitants of beat land and ballad isleited by space aliens. that film featured such rock royalty as lulu, ginger baker and the nashville teens alongside the likes of kenneth connor, frank thornton and terry scott. oh, and arthur mullard. trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne, maryj blige and george clinton. oh, and james corden. poppy. you know you can't go back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils of yodelling and smooth jazz, trolls world tour throws us a few comedy crumbs to the adults who would have been taking their kids to the cinema to see this, but are now probably doing the hoover—ing while the children crowd around the television. this is fairly formulaic dreamworks affair, lacking the visual or musical imagination of happy feet and having none of the pan—generational appeal of a toy story movie even with its laudable message of embracing difference. most significantly however, trolls world tour is the fi

these are the gusts widely across the british isles. you see certainly 30mph or40mph mph.ing to feel pretty raw there. but further south, ahead of the weather front, the temperatures still holding on to double figures but, as that front completes its journey, coming ever further south as we get ourselves on into friday, so i think there will be, generally speaking, a fresher feel across the british isles but perhaps on friday, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. there'll still be a rattle of showers into the northern and north—western parts of scotland. top temperature on the day to be found at the other end of the country, getting up to a high of around about 11 or 12, with quite a mound of cloud around, but there will be some sunshine as well. from friday on into saturday, a bit of a change — high—pressure drifting towards the continent, allowing a southerly to develop ahead of weather fronts, which will be a bit of a player for western areas on sunday. but ahead of that, the temperatures are set to rise, as we pull in those southerly breezes. this is bbc news with

on through the day, followed by a widespread frost across northern and western parts of the british islesart tuesday. more details on the bbc website. this is bbc news. the headlines. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed 10,000. the health secretary calls ita 10,000. the health secretary calls it a sombre day. borisjohnson is discharged from hospital where he was treated for covid—19. he thanked nhs staff for their care when it could have gone either way. united states overtakes italy with the highest number of deaths from coronavirus in the world, more than 20,000 people have now died. pope francis says a prayer for those affected by the pandemic in his traditional easter address in an almost deserted saint peter's basilica. says stirling moss has died at the age of 90. now in bbc news, italy's prime minister speaks to our correspondent about the impact of coronavirus on italy's society and economy and when the country's lockdown might be lifted. it's seven weeks since the coronavirus hit italy like a bomb. it hasn't stopped exploding since. this i

the top two thirds of the british isles is in that cold fresh or weather.eally by mid afternoon that werejust hanging really by mid afternoon that were just hanging on to the relative mild air across the very far southwest. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts and eight noticeable cold on shared north in northeasterly wind and plenty of it as well. cost around 30, 40 plenty of it as well. cost around 30,40 miles an hour later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but where you see those onshore breezes are the strongest towards the east. seven, eight, 9 degrees something of that order. it gets colder and overnight under clear skies without widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday. but at least that means it's a sunny start. save for the northern parts of scotla nd for the northern parts of scotland northern and western isles quite a bit of cloud may bea isles quite a bit of cloud may be a spot of rain. quite noticeable win. breezy again through the channel.

these are the gusts widely across the british isles. you see certainly 30mph or40mph mph.w there. but further south, ahead of the weather front, the temperatures still holding on to double figures but, as that front completes its journey, coming ever further south as we get ourselves on into friday, so i think there will be, generally speaking, a fresher feel across the british isles but perhaps on friday, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. there'll still be a rattle of showers into the northern and north—western parts of scotland. top temperature on the day to be found at the other end of the country, getting up to a high of around about 11 or 12, with quite a mound of cloud around, but there will be some sunshine as well. from friday on into saturday, a bit of a change — high—pressure drifting towards the continent, allowing a southerly to develop ahead of weather fronts, which will be a bit of a player for western areas on sunday. but ahead of that, the temperatures are set to rise, as we pull in those southerly breezes. this is bbc news with the latest headlines

the box in question was made of the bones of a whale that washed up on the isles of harris in the outerebrides many years ago. the film follows two journeys, one in which geographer ian sinclair and photographer anonymous join andrew on a pilgrimage to take the box back to harris, on the other we venture into the dreams of eden cotting, artist and muse and daughter of andrew. there is nothing mainstream about andrew cottings films which are more like a cutup collage of sounds and vision, throwing together ideas and places and finding strange connections between them. ever since his breakthrough feature in the mid—90s, many of his films have involved an element of a journey or a quest, exploring the landscape of a virtual idea through the physical landscape of britain, with all its history and folklore and magic. there really is no one else making movies like these, although you can see the legacy of derekjarman in hiss work and find a kindred spirit in the home—made movies of cornish film—maker, markjenkin, who recently won a bafta. for bait. like bait, the whalebone box isn't for every

these are the gusts widely across the british isles. you see certainly 30mph or40mph mph.so. so it's going to feel pretty raw there. but further south, ahead of the weather front, the temperatures still holding on to double figures but, as that front completes its journey, coming ever further south as we get ourselves on into friday, so i think there will be, generally speaking, a fresher feel across the british isles but perhaps on friday, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. there'll still be a rattle of showers into the northern and north—western parts of scotland. top temperature on the day to be found at the other end of the country, getting up to a high of around about 11 or 12, with quite a mound of cloud around, but there will be some sunshine as well. from friday on into saturday, a bit of a change — high—pressure drifting towards the continent, allowing a southerly to develop ahead of weather fronts, which will be a bit of a player for western areas on sunday. but ahead of that, the temperatures are set to rise, as we pull in those southerly breezes. this is

particularly towards south—western quarter of the british isles. week—old weather front clouding the skies across the heart of scotland, maybe a spot of rain here. but with a south—easterly breeze for many, this temperature again trying to recover but over the next few days, we will be looking towards that south—western quarter to see more chances of rain moving in from the south—west. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of coronavirus deaths in the uk passes 10,000 — the health secretary calls it a ‘terrible marker‘. the fact that over 10,000 people have now lost their lives to this invisible killer demonstrate just how serious coronavirus is. the british pm continues his recovery at his country residence. he says there's no question the health service saved his life. saudi arabia and russia have decided to end their oil price war by agreeing to make the biggest production cuts in history. and italian tenor andrea bocelli sings to an empty duomo cathedral, but is heard

that sets us up for what is going to be old feeling day across the british isles.s of scotland the best of the sunshine found further west through parts of wales, southwest, northwest of england. southwest scotla nd northwest of england. southwest scotland and northern ireland. eight noticeable when particular for eastern and southern coast, they channel island could see gusts of 50 mph. look at these temperatures. way, way down from where they have been. seven in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 11! degrees at best. high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through monday night into tuesday morning you can see this blue shade on the chart. widespread fraud. if you spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling on tuesday with a lot of dry weather in the coming week and it turns warm once again.

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really bythe relative mild airs across the very far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—110 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, something of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, in—between, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recover a touch. tuesday night, on into wednesday, st

and life under lockdown in one of britain's smallest communities on the isle of mull. hello.he british prime minister, borisjohnson, has urged people not to lose patience with the lockdown. he was speaking outside number 10 for the first time since recovering from coronavirus. mrjohnson warned that britain is at the point of maximum risk, and ending social restrictions could quickly put the country at threat of a new wave of disease. president trump has used his first coronavirus news conference since friday to say the us was conducting serious investigations into how china handled the outbreak. after seven weeks of strict lockdown in italy, some restrictions will be lifted next monday. parks, manufacturing and construction businesses will be the first to reopen, restaurants will be able to serve takeaways. globally, there are now more than 3 million confirmed coronavirus cases — the true number will be much higher. but first our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on borisjohnson‘s return to work. the lectern is kept for major moments — borisjohnson ready to show he's

these are the gusts widely across the british isles.e're looking at about 50mph or so. pretty raw there. further south ahead of the weather front, temperatures still holding on to double figures, but as that front completes its journey heading ever further south as we go into friday, so i think there will be generally speaking a fresher feel across the british isles but perhaps on friday, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. there'll still be a rattle of showers into the northern and north—western parts of scotland. top temperature on the day to be found at the other end of the country, getting to a high of 11 or 12, with quite a mound of cloud around, but there will be some sunshine as well. from friday into saturday, high—pressure drifting towards the continent, allowing a southerly to develop ahead of weather fronts which will be a bit of a player for western areas on sunday. but ahead of that, the temperatures are set to rise as we pull in those southerly breezes. welcome to bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: hard times

but dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developing acrossg to be really quite a wet day and the temperature suffering as a consequence, 8, 9 or 10 underneath all that rain. and it will be really quite wet — 10,15, possibly 20mm of rain, which eventually will drag its way away from the eastern side of the british isles. but come wednesday, we will be looking towards the atlantic to see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south—west of england, wales, into northern ireland, on towards the midlands to the south—east of england. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is out except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here, but essentially it is much drier. come thursday, another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment, but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some really quite strong winds will push in across south

it rains in the western isles later. cloud putting into southern england may well push out the art shower. temperature is higher, high teens to near 20 in england and wales. warmer on wednesday. at this stage the weather front would bring rain into parts of scotland, cloud to northern ireland. cloud, bright oi’ sunny to northern ireland. cloud, bright or sunny spells in england and wales. an isolated shower. be 2a degrees in south east england. however warm it gets, it does not change the rules about essential travel and social distancing. after that things do change going into the easter weekend. thursday is looking fine but then for the weekend high—pressure giving way to low pressure. what does that mean? it means cloudy skies, the chance of some rain, the breeze will pick up as well. it looks like it does turn cooler as we go through the easter weekend. that is your forecast. thank you. a reminder of our top story... the government insists borisjohnson is still "very much in charge" despite being admitted to hospital

colder feel there and it is that colder feel that wins out across the greater part of the british isleswe get on through easter monday. here you see the scale of the change come by end of the day. it is only the very far south west that holds on to the relatively mild air. right from the word go on monday, leaden skies across scotland and eastern britain and an onshore wind and plenty of it. come the afternoon, some of the channel areas could face gusts of wind up to 30, 40, if not 50 mph. the best of the sunshine always out towards the western side of scotland through northern ireland, the western side of england, much of wales and here we find the highest of the temperatures, but look further east, six, seven or 8 degrees, perhaps, as we go on through the day. followed by a widespread frost across northern and western parts of the british isles, to get us off and running into tuesday. more details of course on the bbc weather website. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed ten thousand. the health secretary c

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really byd airs across the very far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—eaterly wind, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—a0 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, somehting of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, inbetween, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recovere a

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really bys the very far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—110 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, something of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, in—between, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recover a touch. tuesday night, on into wednesday, still pretty clear skies under

and that sets us up for what is going to be quite a cold feeling day across the british isles.ern and eastern part of scotland and down the eastern side of england. the best of the sunshine to be found further west, so through parts of wales, south—west and north—west of england, south—west scotland, and northern ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts. the channel islands could see gusts of 50mph. and look at these temperatures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best. ans as high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the sec

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really by far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—a0 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, something of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, in—between, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recover a touch. tuesday night, on into wednesday, still pretty clear skies underneath that

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really bythe relative mild airs across the very far south—west. what exacerbates that cold feel is the absence of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—110 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, something of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, in—between, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recover a touch. tuesday night, on into wednesday, st

allowing critical freight to the isle of wight and the scilly isles.y pa rt continue to support families to every part of our country. and we are making sure that air links to belfast and derry, londonderry in northern ireland will continue so that these routes are particularly important for critical workers. thanks to the measures i have announced today, we are also safeguarding five ferry and two air routes between great britain and northern ireland. and 26 different freight routes from britain and between britain and france, belgium, spain, netherlands, denmark, germany, norway and sweden. second, we have launched a transport support unit dedicated to fighting this pandemic. at the beginning of the crisis, we reduced services like railand crisis, we reduced services like rail and buses while securing their continuation to enable critical workers could make their way on essential journeys. low workers could make their way on essentialjourneys. low rider ships means we have spare capacity which i have directed to be used for logistical tasks to fight

the top two—thirds of the british isles is in that colder, fresher weather, and it is only really bynce of sunshine across northern and eastern parts, and a noticeable cold onshore north and north—easterly wind, and plenty of it as well. gusts around 30—a0 mph across the south later on in the afternoon. this is where we see the very best of the temperatures but, where you see those onshore breezes at their strongest — out towards the east — seven, nine degrees, something of that order, and it gets colder overnight under clear skies as well. quite a widespread frost to start the new day on tuesday but at least that means it is a sunny start, save for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western isles, quite a bit of cloud here, maybe a spot of rain and quite a noticeable wind, quite breezy again through the channel but, in—between, it is a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind so those temperatures just wanting to recover a touch. tuesday night, on into wednesday, still pretty clear skies underneath that area of high pressure, which is wanting to slip its way towa

high pressure centred close to scandinavia — its influence being felt across the british isles, blocking then. most of us above freezing, but there will be a frost again across parts of highland scotland, but again, those temperatures are going to rebound. and while most are sunny, there is a bit more cloud around the channel islands, perhaps parts of cornwall, the isles of scilly, a shower can't be ruled out but most places will stay dry. this is a brisk easterly wind, though, especially in england and wales, average speeds gust 30—40mph, and it's coming in from quite a chilly north sea at this time of year, where temperatures are around 7—9 degrees. so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coasts if you are outside here, we're around 10—14 degrees, whereas elsewhere, although there's still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from se

of wight and the scilly isles.d we are making sure that air links to belfast and derry, londonderry in northern ireland will continue so that these routes are particularly important for critical workers. thanks to the measures i have announced today, we are also safeguarding five ferry and two air routes between great britain and northern ireland. and 26 different freight routes from britain and between britain and france, belgium, spain, netherlands, denmark, germany, norway and sweden. second, we have launched a transport support unit dedicated to fighting this pandemic. at the beginning of the crisis, we reduced services like rail and buses while securing their continuation to enable critical workers could make their way on essential journeys. low rider ships means we have spare capacity which i have directed to be used for logistical tasks to fight this virus. by making use of the people and the resources from the department for transport, and its agencies and arms length bodies, we have been able to help nhs t

as we move through monday night, as this area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isleshe blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds it'll get cold, quite a widespread frost for tuesday morning. worth bearing in mind if you have been gardening. it does turn warmer later in the week. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: the uk home secretary acknowledges criticism, after doctors warn they're still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i'm sorry if people feel that there have been failings. i will be very, very clear about that. but at the same time, we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. the number of people who've died with coronavirus in the uk has gone up by 917 since yesterday. for the first time, the queen has recorded an easter message, in which she offers hope, and says that coronavirus will not overcome us. police in the uk say there's been a 21% drop in overall crime in the past four weeks, but more than 1,000 fines have been issued to people breaching social—di

and quite cloudy weather as well for the northern isles of scotland.y in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands, that cloud will tend to burn back toward some of those north sea coasts into the afternoon. it's going to feel a bit warmer, the winds a bit lighter, temperatures a couple of degrees higher with highs up to 11! degrees. 0n into wednesday's forecast, high pressure is with us once again. if anything, it's going to be warmer for just about everyone, with temperatures around three orfour degrees higher. highs of 17 degrees or so for london, for birmingham, for newcastle and for aberdeen, but maybe 19 the top temperature around the cardiff area. temperature contrast then begins to increase on thursday. they're getting a bit warmer across england and wales, but a bit colder across parts of scotland and north—east england. that colder air is arriving with a very weak cold front. so, it will bring a strip of cloud, maybe an odd light shower with it. most areas, though, will stay dry. but those temperatures certainly droppin

up to dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developingth, notice how dark some of those blues are. it will be quite a wet day and the temperature suffering as a consequence, eight, nine or ten underneath all that rain. and it will be really quite wet — ten, 15, possibly 20 mm of rain which eventually will drag its way away from the eastern side of the british isles but come wednesday, we will be looking towards the atlantic to see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of england, wales, into northern ireland, on towards the midlands to the south—east of england. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some rea

sunday on into monday, we've got a big area of high pressure just to the north—east of the british islests of france and into eastern parts of spain. and it's the squeeze between those features that give us the easterly wind, and the wind will be quite a noticeable feature of the day. could be quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland. and the wind will be a feature wherever you happen to be stepping out of the door for that brief spell of exercise. i'm showing you the mean speeds. on top of that, we've got the gusts. could be around 30mph or so. temperatures, though, not too bad. 13 to about 18 or 19, particularly where you can tuck yourself away from that wind over towards the west. and it's that same combination of high and low pressure that will keep us going with the dry weather into the middle of the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories: the worldwide death toll from coronavirus passes 150,000. with the uk death toll atjust over iia,500, health authorities are warni

followed by a widespread frost across northern and western parts of the british isles, to get us offe details of course on the bbc weather website. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed ten thousand. the health secretary calls it a sombre day: the calls it a sombre day: fact that over 10,000 people have the fact that over 10,000 people have now lost their lives to this invisible killer demonstrates just how serious coronavirus is. boris johnson is recuperating after intensive care it's unclear when he will be back. i have today at left hospital where the nhs has saved my life. the us overtakes italy with the highest numbers of deaths from coronavirus in the world, more than 20,000 people have now died.

up to dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developing england but further south, notice how dark some of those blues are. it will be quite a wet day and the temperature suffering as a consequence, eight, nine or ten underneath all that rain. and it will be really quite wet — ten, 15, possibly 20 mm of rain which eventually will drag its way away from the eastern side of the british isles but come wednesday, we will be looking towards the atlantic to see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of england, wales, into northern ireland, on towards the midlands to the south—east of england. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further

its northern flank just allowing cloud to stream in towards the northern and western isles, the northa dry and fine day and with the wind in the west at this stage, while the eastern shores are back up to 16, 17 or 18. in the second half of the week, on into the forthcoming weekend, we will be looking into the south—western quarter to see rain attempting to work its way up towards the british isles, but it will take time. hello. this is bbc news with james reynolds. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first, the headlines. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk has now passed 10,000. the health secretary calls it a sombre day. borisjohnson is recuperating, after intensive medical care, but it's unclear when he'll be back at work. the us overtakes italy with the highest numbers of deaths from coronavirus in the world, more than 20,000 people have now died. pope francis delivers a prayer for those affected by the pandemic in his traditional easter vigil in an almost deserted st peter's basilica. and the legendary british motor racing

high pressure centred close to scandinavia — its influence being felt across the british isles, blockingers for monday morning, then. most of us above freezing, but there will be a frost again across parts of highland scotland, but again, those temperatures are going to rebound. and while most are sunny, there is a bit more cloud around the channel islands, perhaps parts of cornwall, the isles of scilly, a shower can't be ruled out but most places will stay dry. this is a brisk easterly wind, though, especially in england and wales, average speeds gust 30—110 miles an hour and it's coming in from quite a chilly north sea at this time of year where temperatures are around 7—9 degrees. so the air is cooled, closer to that temperature. and you'll notice that right along north sea coasts if you are outside here, we're around 10—14 degrees, whereas elsewhere, although there's still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us, we're mainly clear, that w

up to dry and bright to start with across the northern half of the british isles, showers developingh, notice how dark some of those blues are. it will be quite a wet day and the temperature suffering as a consequence, eight, nine or ten underneath all that rain. and it will be really quite wet — ten, 15, possibly 20 mm of rain which eventually will drag its way away from the eastern side of the british isles but come wednesday, we will be looking towards the atlantic to see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of england, wales, into northern ireland, on towards the midlands to the south—east of england. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some real

high pressure close to scandinavia — its influence being felt across the british isles, blocking anynday morning, then. most of us above freezing but there will be a frost again across parts of highland scotland, but again, those temperatures are going to rebound. and while most are sunny, there is a bit more cloud around the channel islands, perhaps parts of cornwall, the isles of scilly, a shower can't be ruled out but most places will stay dry. this is a brisk easterly wind, though, especially in england and wales, average speeds just 30—40 miles an hour and it's coming in from quite a chilly north sea at this time of year where temperatures are around 7—9 degrees. so the air is cooled, closer to that temperature. and you'll notice that right along north sea coasts if you are outside here, we are around 10—14 degrees, whereas elsewhere, although there is still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us, we are mainly clear, that will prevent much

high pressure centred close to scandinavia — its influence being felt across the british isles, blocking starting numbers for monday morning, then. most of us above freezing, but there will be a frost again across parts of highland scotland, but again, those temperatures are going to rebound. and while most are sunny, there is a bit more cloud around the channel islands, perhaps parts of cornwall, the isles of scilly, a shower can't be ruled out but most places will stay dry. this is a brisk easterly wind, though, especially in england and wales, average speeds gust 30—40mph, and it's coming in from quite a chilly north sea at this time of year, where temperatures are around 7—9 degrees. so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coasts if you are outside here, we're around 10—14 degrees, whereas elsewhere, although there's still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, tha

least that means it is a sunny start, so for the northern parts of scotland, northern and western islesy of wind so temperatures recovering a touch. tuesday night, onto wednesday, still pretty clear skies underneath that area of high pressure which is wanting to slip its way towards the continent but is just way towards the continent but isjust doing way towards the continent but is just doing enough. way towards the continent but isjust doing enough. breezy across the far north of scotland. breeze into the channel but, in between, another dry day, plenty of sunshine and a little bit of a westerly in the breeze so up and over the pennines, no longer 7—9d, closer to 18, perhaps 19 degrees. in the second half of the week, we begin to see low pressure flowing this band of cloud and rain towards a south—western quarter of the british isles. clouding the skies across the heart of scotland with maybe a spot of rain. with a south—easterly breeze for many, this temperature trying to recover but over the next few days, we will be looking towards the south—western quarter to see more chances of r

guys stay pretty clear in the wings fall light across his northern and western part of the british isleseze across at southeastern quarter keeping the frost at bay. it will ta ke keeping the frost at bay. it will take a keeping the frost at bay. it will takea time keeping the frost at bay. it will take a time before the cloud begins to melt away. high—pressure very much the dominant feature on tuesday. again, a lot of clear skies. blue skies and the temperature is just beginning to recover a touch. along those eastern shores. given that we've cut off that on short north in northeasterly one. on into wednesday, we've still got the high—pressure dominantjust tending to slide away into the heart of the continent. still doing enough to keep many areas settled. it's northern flag just allowing cloud to strea m northern flag just allowing cloud to stream in towards the northern and western isles. northwest of scotland quite a breeze here as well. maybe a spot of rain but many enjoying a dry and fine day. and with the wind in the west at this stage the eastern shores are back to 16, 17 or 18. s