that's with our reviewers john kampfner and olivia utley.eather. answer from the white house position very quickly. bookings claim it's that time of year when we can expect anything and everything from the weather. that is the case to the coming week. it will remain unsettled, rain, showers, actuating temperatures and windier times. we will turn our attention to the jetstream, that fast flowing ribbon ofair the jetstream, that fast flowing ribbon of air in the atmosphere which drives the weather and it's coming straight at us, acting like a conveyor belt and sending low pressure systems are way. heavy rain through mid wales which prompted the met office to issue an amber warning to monday. tuesday, the rain eases. showers feeding and elsewhere but a lot of fine, dry weather. dry towards the southern half of the uk and windier across the board. when we get to see cloud breaks, we could see temperatures of 16 or 17 as the south—westerly wind draws on milder hour. a trailing weather front lingers down towards the south of the uk, bringing outbr

me are olivia utley, deputy leader writer at the sun, and author, broadcaster, and commentator john kampfnerto be here. we all elbowed when you came in here. and feet. heels in touch —— heels and toes touched. i've been told we need to move on. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. in the daily mail, stay at home if you have a cold — britain's chief medical officer will soon tell people to take a week off work if they show any symptoms, to help halt the spread of the virus. the same in the telegraph, self—isolate if you have a cold — health chief prepare drastic steps as britain prepares for a significant rise in the number of cases. the express has the same story, they say the new advice will be issued within a fortnight, as a fifth briton dies from coronavirus — and the total number of cases hits 319. in the metro, tech firms tackle virus liars — the likes of google, facebook and twitter join forces with the nhs to fight fake news on covid—i9. in the observer, stock markets biggest fall since the 2008 financial crisis, with coronavirus fears triggering panic selling — 125 billion

our reviewers tonight are broadcaster and author, john kampfner and the deputy leader writer at the sun utley. that's all ahead on bbc news. we have just had an update on the coronavirus, the cruise ship off the coast of california, this is the latest pictures we have got. this is the grand princess due to arrive in the grand princess due to arrive in the city of oakland, on the coast there shortly. the foreign office said the us authorities are planning a flight tomorrow to repatriate britons on board, the very latest pictures of that cruise ship. it has a number of people infected with the coronavirus on board, some speculation as to where it would dockin speculation as to where it would dock in the united states but a harbour has been found, a non—commercial harbour, in oakland, california. apparently the american authorities will be organising some kind of airlift involving british passengers. more on that, stay with us passengers. more on that, stay with us throughout the evening, but now sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: full