stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10—13d. sunny day and temperatures low to mid 20s. changes on the way and as we head towards the middle part of the week we will see outbreaks of rain for some others and it will turn progressively a bit cooler as there northerly winds push their way that bit further south with rain and more showers in the forecast for many of us. showers in the forecast for many of us. with that, the northerly winds drag in cooler air, us. with that, the northerly winds drag in coolerair, so us. with that, the northerly winds drag in cooler air, so instead of temperatures being in the mid 20s towards the end of the week we are looking temperatures generally into the high teens, perhaps generally into the just into the low 20s in warmest areas. it will vary from place to place, but at least for some there is rain on the horizon. that is your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the government has defended the easing of lockdown measures in england fro

warmth, 27 degrees possible towards the south—east, shetland stays in some colder air, just nine in lerwickas we head towards the end of the week, some showers and thunderstorms, rain possible on friday and likely to turn quite windy as well, and it will start to become a little bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk government insists england's schools are safe to open to more children at the beginning of next month. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid—19 outbreak and if for any reason there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. a deal to produce doses of a potential vaccine — as the uk's daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170. and spain records fewer than 100 death in the past 2a hours — for the first time since its lockdown began. now on bbc news... our world meets three women fighting prejudice against their community in ireland. ireland. a place long associated with religion and conservative values. but over the last few years, the country has reinvented itself as a new and prog

temperatures ranging from 13 in lerwick to 25 in london.weather front sinks south, bumping into high pressure, so weakening, leaving us with a band of cloud and some spots of rain. but, on either side of it, we will have clear skies. but, nonetheless, it is not going to be a cold night. temperatures falling to between 9—13. tomorrow we start with spots of rain from the weather front, but they will soon dry up and, as the cloud sinks southwards, it will turn the sunshine hazy. but, behind it for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, we see a return to sunshine with temperatures around average with highs of 26. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minister, boris johnson, sticks by his top aide over claims dominic cummings broke the lockdown rules by travelling across the country. i think he followed the instincts of every father and every parent, and i do not mark him down for that. mounting calls for mr cummings to resign will overshadow today's cabinet discussions on

temperatures quite a bit down on recent days in stornaway and lerwick with highs of ten to 30 degreesnorthern england and wales, temperatures low to mid 20s. change is on the way, and into the middle part of next week, outbreaks of rain for some of us week, outbreaks of rain for some of us and turning progressively cooler as those more northerly winds begin to push that bit further south, with rain or showers in the forecast for many of us. along with that, the northerly winds dragging on cooler hour, so instead of temperatures being in the mid— 20s, actually towards the end of the week we are looking at temperatures generally into the high teens, perhaps just into the high teens, perhaps just into the high teens, perhaps just into the low 20s in the warmest areas. not everyone will see rain, but the amount we do see from place to place is going to vary quite a bit, but at least for some there is rain on the horizon. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. protests against police brutality continue

cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees for stornoway, seven for our friends and lerwick.ours, indicating those summertime temperatures. then, on sunday, once that cold front sweeps through, we will see increasing cloud, a spell of rain, cold winds as well, and we really are going to notice the strength of the wind, particularly on the north sea coasts there. and in the southeast, they will be gusting to around a0 mph, perhaps more in a few places. here is the cold front. even in the north, cold enough for some wintery showers across the hills of scotland. now, the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive. we're talking at least a 10 degree drop if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, 9 norwich, around 13—14 degrees there in london. and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk, and probably a ground frost across the south. so, a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea, again, very cold in the shade there, compar

only around five degrees in aberdeen, five there in lerwick, but south of that, it would be quite soof the week, then stop not much change overall and the weather pattern. it's still going to be fairly bright, but the winds will slowly, slowly started to ease. so even though the temperatures are going to be similar, say, ten, 11, 12,13, going to be similar, say, ten, 11, 12, 13, with lighter winds and in the sunshine, itjust going to feel that little bit less cold. and i wa nt to that little bit less cold. and i want to show the outlook now for the rest of the week. you can see those temperatures gradually rising. certainly by the time we get to friday we could get up into the middle to high teens again, and by the weekend, possibly 20 again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm james reynolds. the british government announces a plan to end its lockdown — but there's disagreement from scotland, wales and northern ireland. we are taking the first careful steps to modify our measures. but the opposition says it doesn't answer crucia

down to low levels, and it will be particularly cold here, only about 5 degrees in aberdeen, five in lerwick chilly and maybe 14 degrees in cardiff on tuesday. let's look at the middle part of the week. not much change as a whole in the weather pattern. it is still going to be fairly bright, but the winds will slowly start to ease, so even though the temperatures are going to be similar, 10—13d, with lighter winds and in the sunshine it is just going to feel that little bit less cold. i want to show you the outlook now for the rest of the week. we can see those temperatures gradually rising, and certainly by the time we get to friday we will get up into the mid or high teens again and by the weekend possibly 20 degrees. tonight at ten — a gradual easing of the lockdown in england, but it's all conditional on the pandemic being under control. it's no longer stay at home — but stay alert — as the prime minister outlines a three—step plan — to boost the economy, schools and social life. if there are problems, we will not hesitate to put on the brakes. we've been through the initial peak, but it

just 19 degrees in lerwick but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.se outbreaks of rain once again pushing through northern areas. further south predominantly dry with some clear spells and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one. nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. monday's weather set up is a similar one. high—pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting from mainland scotland and across the northern isles. then something a little dryer with a fairamount of then something a little dryer with a fair amount of cloud. and a similar story for northern ireland and northern england. further south, dry with some spells of sunshine, and slightly warmer, again, 23 degrees in london. into tuesday, another fine, dry and largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see some cloud and some splashes of rain at times,

temperatures today ranging from 12 in lerwick 25 or 26 today ranging from 12 in lerwick 25 or26 in theher front with its cloud makes it down into southern and south—eastern england, and the channel islands. behind it, we've got some clear skies. variable amounts of cloud, and then there's the first signs of our next front coming in from the west, introducing cloud across northern ireland and western scotland. and by the end of the night we could well see some rain from that in northern ireland. not going to be a cold night, although cooler in the north than the nightjust gone. for tomorrow, well, high pressure still very much with us. this is the front coming in by the end of the night. moving northwards, taking its cloud and some rain with it. again, through parts of northern ireland and western scotland. come south, we are under brighter skies, especially the midlands, and also wales. we could see a little bit of low cloud coming in at times across that far south—eastern corner, coastal corner, of england. now, temperatures tomorrow, 12 to gain in lerwick, i7 temperatures tomorrow, 1

temperatures quite a bit down on recent days in stornoway and lerwick.ng into the middle of the week, we are going to see outbreaks of rain for some of us and it will be turning cooler as the more northerly winds begin to push further south. with rain or showers for many of us. along with that, the northerly winds dragging in some much cooler air. instead of the mid—20s, towards the end of the week, we're looking at temperatures generally in the high teens perhaps just into the low 20s. not everyone will see rain but the amount we do get will vary quite a bit. but at least for some, there is rain on the horizon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. major cities across the us have been gripped by another night of protests decrying police brutality following killing of an unarmed black man. there is a point of being policed where we just reach our wits and is oui’ where we just reach our wits and is our wits end. thousands of people also gather in london to protest against the killing of george floyd. the g

change in northern scotland with cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees in stornoway and seven in lerwicky, when the cold front sweeps m, sunday, when the cold front sweeps in, increasing cloud, rain, cold winds and we really will notice the strength of the wind particularly on the north sea coast. and in the south east, gusts of 40 mph, perhaps more ina south east, gusts of 40 mph, perhaps more in a few places. this is a cold front and even in the north, cold enough for wintry showers across the hills of scotland. temperatures on sunday really take a dive. talking at least a 10 degrees drop, if not more, in most major towns and cities. 0nly more, in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, nine in norwich and 13 or 14 degrees in london. the following night, this is sunday night into monday, we see an airfrost is sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk and probably a ground frost across the south. a cheery start to monday and the strong winds blow in off the north sea, very cold in the shade compared to what we have been use

just nine degrees there in lerwick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies. of rain once again pushing across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one, nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather setup is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles, then something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england — the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer. again, 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry, largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud, we see some spla

just nine degrees there in lerwick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.g across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one, nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather setup is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles, then something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england — the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer. again, 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry, largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud, we see some splashes of rain at times but

just 19 degrees in lerwick but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.g through northern areas. further south predominantly dry with some clear spells and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one. nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. monday's weather set up as a similar one. high—pressure to the south, frontal systems to the south, frontal systems to the north. a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas there will be a fairamount of dry northern areas there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting from mainland scotland and across the northern isles. afairamount of and across the northern isles. a fair amount of cloud, and a similar story for northern ireland and northern england. further south, dry with some spells of sunshine, and slightly warmer, again, 23 degrees in london. into tuesday, another fine, dry degrees in london. into tuesday, anotherfine, dry and largely sunny way for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, cloud and

temperatures quite a bit down on recent days in stornoway and lerwick.to the middle of the week, we are going to see outbreaks of rain for some of us and it will be turning cooler as the more northerly winds begin to push further south. with rain or showers for many of us. along with that, the northerly winds dragging in some much cooler air. instead of the mid—20s, towards the end of the week, we are looking at temperatures generally in the high teens perhaps just into the low 20s. not everyone will see rain but the amount we do get will vary quite a bit. at least for some, there is rain on the horizon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the government has defended the easing of lockdown measures in england from tomorrow, despite the country's covid—19 alert system indicating high levels of transmission. we're reasonably confident that the steps that we've taken, and will be taken on monday, are manageable. but we have to all continue to play our part in that. after ten weeks at home, more than two million people in england and wales who've been

just nine degrees there in lerwick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.pushing across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one, nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather setup is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles, then something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england — the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer. again, 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry, largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud, we see some splashes of rain at time

just nine degrees there in lerwick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.ss northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one, nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather setup is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles, then something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england — the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer. again, 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry, largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud, we see some splashes of rain at times but not al

just nine degrees there in lerwick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.n pushing across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one, nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather setup is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles, then something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england — the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer. again, 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry, largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud, we see some splashes of rain at ti

cloud, rain, strongerwinds, 10 degrees for stornoway, seven for our friends and lerwick.ng those summertime temperatures. then, on sunday, once that cold front sweeps through, we will see increasing cloud, a spell of rain, cold winds as well, and we really are going to notice the strength of the wind, particularly on the north sea coasts there. and in the southeast, they will be gusting to around 40 mph, perhaps more in a few places. here is the cold front. even in the north, cold enough for some wintery showers across the hills of scotland. now, the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive. we're talking at least a 10 degree drop if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, 9 norwich, around 13—14 degrees there in london. and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk, and probably a ground frost across the south. so, a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea, again, very cold in the shade there, compared at least to

temperatures ranging from 13 in lerwick to 25 in london.kening, leaving us with their bank of cloud and some spots of rain. but on either side of it we will have clear skies. but nonetheless it's not going to be a cold night, temperatures falling between about 9—13d. so tomorrow we start with some spots of rain from the weather front. but they will soon dry up and as the cloud sinks southwards it will turn the sunshine hazy. behind it for northern england, northern ireland and scotland we see a return to sunshine with temperatures around average and highs of around 26. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. boris johnson sticks by his top aide — over claims dominic cummings broke the lockdown rules by travelling hundreds of miles. but mounting calls for mrcummings to resign will overshadow today's cabinet discussions on lifting coronavirus restrictions. parents and teachers are told to prepare for the return of more pupils to schools in england from next monday as planned. police and protesters in hong kong clash over china's plans to impos

we can further south with the odd shower stops and temperature —wise, we are looking at from 11 in lerwickat means we're going to have to reduce headcount significa ntly. brazil‘s daily death toll passes 1,000 — it‘s now the third worst hit country for infections in the world.

northern scotland, cloud and rain and stronger winds, 10 degrees in stornoway, seven for our friends lerwick, cold winds as well. we are going to notice the strength of the wind particularly on north sea coasts and in the south—east, where they will be gusting up to 40 mph, perhaps a bit more in some places. and in the north, cold and a force in wintry showers across the hills of scotland. the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive, we are talking at least a 10 degrees drop, if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, nine in norwich, around 13 or 14 degrees there in london, and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we will see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk and probably a ground frost across the south. so a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea again, very cold in the shade compared to what we have seen. dropping further, single figures along the north sea coast and barely making double figures across many areas in the midlands, 12 degrees in london. it is going t

chilean lerwick where we are still under the cloud the rain.ough this evening we have a weather front coming in from the west. that's introducing thicker cloud and also rain. the rain clears lerwick a lot low cloud, mist, and fog behind. as you can see is not going to be a cold night. that leads us going to be a cold night. that leads us into tomorrow, a weather front continues west to east taking rain with it. on its southern flank in the south—east of england we are likely to see thundery showers through the latter part of the morning into the afternoon before they clear. behind that we are looking at more in the way of dry conditions, bud cauley, 14 degrees and stornaway, 19 in newcastle. as we move towards the south—east we could still see 26 or even 27 degrees. enter friday we have a deep area of low pressure coming our way. that will swing rain across us, later rain in the south—east, very windy, but equally northern ireland, northern england, north wales, scotland, with gusts up to 70 mph, bearing in mind that the trees are still in full

there will be a lot of dry weather around with highs of 11 in lerwick, 15 in stornoway, 82 in glasgowrds the west. it is responding accordingly, west. it is responding accordingly, we are looking at 2a in glasgow, for example, 27 in cardiff stop and then as we head into the weekend, it is going to turn busier, nothing drastic. but we will be still looking at a lot of dry weather, variable amounts of cloud. this weather front looks like it has been kept still out towards the west, it's not getting any closer. it may produce the odd spot of rain in northern ireland or western scotland with highs of 26. the headlines are next. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: plans to impose localised lockdowns in england will be unveiled later today to try to contain future outbreaks of coronavirus. the prime minister will be questioned by mps amid calls for his top adviser dominic cummings to resign. with restaurants still closed, what's happening to all the food their space to be using? i'm in a field at a farm in lancashire this morning, wher

temperature—wise, we are looking at 11 in lerwick to 19 in london. the company's civil aerospace staff are employed in the uk. it's clear that the aviation industry is going through unprecedented change. unfortunately that means we're going to have to reduce our headcount significantly. brazil's daily death toll passes 1,000 — it's now the third worst hit country for infections in the world. the uk government says it is in listening mode as at least 11 english councils raise serious concerns about the phased re—opening of schools from 01 june. nearly two million people are evacuated from coastal areas of bangladesh and eastern india as a severe cyclone is predicted to make landfall in a few hours' time. captain tom moore, who raised almost £40 million for the uk's national health service, is awarded a knighthood, to be bestowed by the queen. i'm looking forward to that. i hope she's not very heavy—handed with the sword... laughter ..because by then i might be a rather poor old weak soul. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the wo

by then the temperature will be sliding down for most, 11 in lerwick, 16 in glasgow and belfast and 21 just you. thank you very much indeed.“ isjust coming you. thank you very much indeed.“ is just coming up to 630, you. thank you very much indeed.“ isjust coming up to 630, we you. thank you very much indeed.“ is just coming up to 630, we will have all of the latest news and sport in a moment. also coming up to you on the programme today, will be catching up with manchester united by a chadwick, who was on breakfast yesterday. he prompted apologies from some of the tv presenters who made fun of the way he looked at old trafford. and ricky hutton will tell you about his struggles with mental health and how lockdown has affected him. and later, on the day the chelsea flower show should have started, we'll meet the man who keeps almost 1,500 plants in his one bedroom house and is now giving advice to budding gardeners online. we will talk to him a little bit later. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. president trump has said he is taking an anti— malaria