some of those in wales, midlands, east lincolnshire. .. wales, midlands, east lincolnshire...for sunday again i think we can see one or two showers across england and wales and maybe one or two showers by the sage, rain pushing in from the west. northerly wind across scotland and northern ireland and that will make it feel considerably cooler here. the further south, still warm. 23 degrees perhaps in london but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday. low pressure down to the south, high pressure down to the south, high pressure from the north, with the feed of winds around high—pressure ina feed of winds around high—pressure in a clockwise direction drawing and much colder air around the uk and it will feel particularly chilly given the strength of this north northeasterly wind. quite a lot of cloud feeding into north hernandez in scotland and the eastern side of him the best of the sunshine the further west you are but those are the average wind speeds, the gusts are blustery particular for some eastern coats for some single—digit temperatures here

low cloud, mist and fog is likely to work in through the north sea through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshiree into east anglia and the midlands. typically between 2-9d and the midlands. typically between 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotla nd 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotland below freezing and for tomorrow some of the eastern parts of england will start off quite grey, mystic and murky, but that should tend to lift and clear and again you've got lots of dry weather and lots of sunshine. just a chance later in the day with the high ground of wales, say snowdonia, may be the west country moors, we could see the odd shower popping up and temperatures generally 20—22d, a little cooler than that again for some coasts. as we go through friday evening again a chance of one or two hefty showers for parts of wales and the south—west, most places stay dry and they're still going to be a lot of dry weather around this weekend. change is slow and subtle, just the chance of one or two showers and it will slowly turn a bit cooler. you can see the pressure pattern for saturday morning. not man

this is the united hospital trust of lincolnshire.is required. in a setting where covid is less spread than the capital city or birmingham or whatever. it is usage per day in the middle column, 72,000 items per day for hospital trust and that is a lot of ppe. and you scale that up. the scale that up across the nhs and the uk and you are obviously talking about millions of items of ppe a day. and suddenly, hundreds of millions over 50, 60 days doesn't look quite a significant as it might otherwise do. so you need to know how much is being used. we have only got scarce data for that of the example i have just got scarce data for that of the example i havejust given got scarce data for that of the example i have just given you, got scarce data for that of the example i havejust given you, but one also needs to take into account the fact that it is difficult to replenish. so you have this demand you have supply problems because the whole world wants it, and that is where you get the problem of lots of distribution, but also the fact that

that could bea are local in lincolnshire that could be a blessing to get stuff locally to clear outad, we have been doing events with football clu bs been doing events with football clubs at the football stadium in the grounds, lots of space we can keep oui’ grounds, lots of space we can keep our social distancing, we worked with leeds united, hull city, arsenal, in the first week of the operation, we fed 10,000 nhs front line workers with fresh fruit and vegeta bles line workers with fresh fruit and vegetables which we cleared out from the supply chain of major restau ra nts the supply chain of major restaurants like mcdonald's in pret a manger and costa and so yes it's a large thing and you may have heard this on radio four, some of the viewers will have seen this on radio four but we heard about a care home that were taking on 20 extra patients with alzheimer's and dementia and we were able to respond immediately and help them with bedding and food on the things they needed to stay safe. it is inspiring to hear you talk. thank you very much, very best wishes to you and all of tho

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,ck 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here,

ahead of it, across south wales, the midlands, lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, there could be some of that, still warm airaround, temperatures 20—21. to the north of the front, it's a cooler, fresher feel. and that cooler air will continue its journey southwards behind our weather front as we move on into monday. again on monday, the front actually not that much to look at, mostly a band of thicker cloud. to the south, though, something a little bit more disruptive coming up from france into the south—west and across southern counties of england to get into the latter part of the day. still warm for the southernmost counties. elsewhere, the cooler air working its way in and some showers across northern scotland. here's the low pressure that will bring the more widespread rainfall for us as we look into tuesday and the middle part of the week. surging up from the south, so not particularly chilly, but certainly notably cooler as that rain arrives. some of that rain is going to be quite heavy, and the wind will start to pick up as well. mostly the rain for england and wales on tuesda

some of those through wales, the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, will continue into the evening. see i— just make sure is breaking up, perhapsi—2 see i— just make sure is breaking up, perhaps i—2 more showers by the state. some rain trying to push and from the west, northerly wind developing across scotland and northern ireland. that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here. further south, you are still at some warmth, 23 degrees perhaps in london. but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday. low pressure down to the south, high—pressure squashing and from the north. feed of winds into the into this high—pressure that will draw this much, much colder air down across the uk, and it will feel particularly chilly, given the strength of this north — north easterly wind. quite a lot of cloud feeding into northern and eastern scotland and down the eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, the best of the sunshine the further west you are. of those are the average wind speeds. i guess a little stronger and make them a particularly bluster

it a better chance of heavier downpours for south wales, the midlands, parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire, some thunderstorms. to the north, a cooler pressure feel, some sunny spells around and a few showers. cooler air working its way as the week pans out. hello, this is bbc news. and about 50 minutes, the film review. now on bbc news, the latest information and health advice on coronavirus, including what the symptoms are and how to self—isolate. presented by annita mcveigh. hello, and welcome to the special programme. i'm annita mcveigh. since the start of this outbreak, scientists have been trying to answer the question, where did this virus come from? as the lockdown in the chinese city of wuhan has eased, forensic researchers and other investigators can restart their investigations into the origins of the virus. scientists say finding clues as to how it started is crucial to stop a similar crisis happening in the future, as jim reed reports. for decades, there have been fears that a global pandemic could be caused by zoonotic transmission. that's a disease thatjumps from animals to

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,urn 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 14 degrees. on 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again

later this morning, a spitfire and a hurricane will travel from lincolnshire to take part in a specialn captain tom's honour. you will be able to watch that on brea kfast. alison freeman is at raf coningsby, from where the planes will take—off. alison, are the preparations underway? it is pretty exciting and i feel quite honoured to be here. this is the hurricane that is going to be pa rt the hurricane that is going to be part of that fly past. it will leave here in lincolnshire in the next couple of hours, had to captain tom moore's house where the hurricane and spitfire will perform three leaves of the house in his honour. the hurricane is quite special, it is part of the bridge battle of britain memorial and only one of 12 still thought to be in operation across the world. not only with a mark is 100 birthday obviously in honour of his fantastic achievement raising all those millions of pounds for the nhs. we will be bringing you more in the next couple of hours. add we will be with you as the aircraft ta ke add we will be with you as the aircraft take off. —— and we will be. it is

afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshirepart of the day. so, perhaps some heavier rain locally here, and some sharper showers across northern scotland. showers though across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks, the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or northeasterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far southeast. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the southwest later on in the day on monday, as this area of low pressure winds itself up, and into tuesday, we are talking about heavier and more widespread rain spre

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south—east england, the east midlands,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 1a 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 or four 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. the air 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 dropping away. highs only 9 degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for

i think we will see below cloud willing from the dead sea, yorkshire, lincolnshire, into the midlandsese areas. temperature wise generally between two and 9 degrees, some spots in scotland mightjust get below freezing allowing a touch of frost to develop. into tomorrow, we will see this area of cloud with mist and mark named in the midlands and it will break up very quickly and it will break up very quickly and any mist will tend to lift and then we will again see plenty of sunshine to take us through the day. still the potential for extra crowd close to the chapmans and on the cooler side across the far north and east of the uk. generally speaking it's another warm day with temperatures getting up into the 20s. as we had to friday evening, wa nted 20s. as we had to friday evening, wanted to two showers breaking out over the hills and mountains of wales most will remain dry. that chance for showers does tend to increase at that as we head through the weekend. it will feel cooler as well. a very slack pressure pattern, what do i mean by that? not many white lines, the winds are light,

could see the odd afternoon shower or thunderstorm, some of those three males, the woodlands, lincolnshireing. —— through wales. through england and wales will see one or two showers breaking out and perhaps more showers by this stage, some rain trying to push on from the west and a northerly wind developing across scotla nd a northerly wind developing across scotland and northern ireland and thatis scotland and northern ireland and that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here. further south you are still having some warmth, 23 perhaps in london. but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday. low pressure down to the south and high pressure down to the south and high pressure squashing in from the north with the feet of winds around high pressure in this clockwise direction and that will draw this much, much colder air down across the uk and it will feel particularly chilly, given the strength of this north or north—easterly wind. quite a lot of cloud feeding into northern and eastern scotland and down the eastern scotland and down the eastern side of eng

of rain to be had for some overnight, keeping some cloud with showers running into east anglia, lincolnshire, where you have had some rain, some low cloud on the eastern coast of scotland, lots of clear skies in scotland and northern parts of northern england allowing for a touch of frost in a few places. starting sunday with a chance of a shower in cornwall and pembrokeshire, soon clearing away, but still some cloud around southern and western england through wales and northern ireland. then some sunny spells in the afternoon. much of northern england and scotland will have a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures holding back a little along north sea coasts with a freshening easterly breeze but when you are exchanging today's cloud for tomorrow's sunshine, if you're going to be outside at all it is going to feel warmer. high pressure in control for monday. the isobars closer together indicating a stronger breeze. that will a notable feature if and when you're outside over the half of the week ahead. maybe just the odd shower towards the channel islands and cornwall, the isles of scilly, in f

afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshireps some heavier rain locally here, and some sharper showers across northern scotland. showers though across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks, the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or northeasterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far southeast. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the southwest later on in the day on monday, as this area of low pressure winds itself up, and into tuesday, we are talking about heavier and more widespread rain spreading across england and w

afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshireut as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here‘s what that weather front really marks — the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or north—easterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far south—east. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the south—west later on in the day on monday as this area of low pressure winds itself up, and into tuesday, we are talking about heavier and more widespread rain spreading across england and wales. still taking a time to work its way north for scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england, i think a dry day with some brig

ahead of it a chance of heavier downpours for south wales, the midlands, parts of yorkshire and lincolnshires around and a few showers. cooler air working its way south as the week pans out. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines:

you are going to be able to protect yourself is a worry we shouldn't have to have. 0ne trust in lincolnshirevealed how much protective equipment known as ppe they use in a single day. 39,500 surgical masks, nearly 11,500 gloves, around 1,500 gowns and about 4,200 specialist ffp3 masks. in total, that is 72,000 items forjust one day. i raised the concerns about shortages in some areas at the downing street media briefing. are you ashamed as a government that there are so many nhs staff going into work who say they're worried about their safety because they fear their hospitals might run out of ppe? absolutely, everybody working hard on the front line deserves to have the equipment they need to be able to do theirjobs safely and we are working around the clock to make sure we can deliver on that. obviously, a billion pieces of ppe have been delivered, i think 12 million yesterday, and we are improving our sourcing internationally and domestically to make sure we can get the ppe we need in what is a challenging international context. the chancellor said there were delays with the planned turkis

some of those two wales, the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, will continue into the evening.england and wales, we will see 1—2 showers breaking out, perhaps 1— does make more showers by this stage. some rain trying to push in from the west. a northerly wind developing across scotland and northern ireland command that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here. for this there are still some warmth, 23 degrees perhaps in london. but, it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday. low pressure down to the south, high—pressure squashing in from the north, with the feet of wind around, high—pressure and this clockwise direction, and that will draw this much colder air down across the uk, and it will feel particularly chilly, given the strength of this north— north easterly wind. quite a lot of blood feeding into northern and eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, the best of the sunshine and the further west you are. those of the average wind speeds, the gus a little stronger and a particularly blustery for some eastern coasts. single—di

you are going to be able to protect yourself is a worry we should not have to have. 0ne trust in lincolnshirehospitals has revealed how much protective equipment, or ppe, they use in a single day. 39,500 surgical masks, nearly 11,500 gloves, around 1,500 gowns and 4,200 specialist masks. that is 72,000 items forjust one day. i raised the concerns about shortages in some areas at the downing street media briefing. are you ashamed as a government that there are so many nhs staff going into work who say they are worried about their safety because they fear their hospitals might run out of ppe? absolutely, everybody working hard on the front line deserves to have the equipment they need to do theirjobs safely and we are working around the clock to make sure we can deliver on that. a billion pieces of ppe have been delivered, i think 12 million yesterday, and we are improving our sourcing internationally and domestically to make sure we can get the ppe we need in what is a challenging international context. the chancellor said there were delays with the planned turkish consignment of ppe, but a sh

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,t's going to feel a bit warmer, the winds a bit lighter, temperatures a couple of degrees higher with highs up to 1a 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for england and wales, it's a warmer day with temperat

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,me 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 1a 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 scotla nd 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for

wales but a chance of thunderstorms across the southern half of wales, the midlands, yorkshire and lincolnshirefall some to plenty of warmth for the south again through the afternoon, cooler across the northern half of the uk into the northern half of the uk into the north of the front we will see some showers for northern scotland. in terms of the outlook, as i said things will become cooler for all areas as we go on into the week ahead in the unsettled conditions will become increasingly widespread, especially from tuesday onwards when wet weather will spread into england and wales. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: coronavirus has now taken the lives 200,000 people around the globe. the number of deaths in uk hospitals has passed 20,000. the governor of new york — the us state worst hit by the outbreak — authorises independent pharmacies to carry out tests. it's endured a month under one of the strictest lockdowns in the world, now south africa prepares to begin an easing of some restrictions. when the circus came to town and stayed — we find out what happened when one t

afternoon shower or thunderstorm with some of those into wells and the midlands and east anglia in lincolnshirek again come across england and wales we will see where two showers breaking up by this afternoon and the wrenching depression from the west and northerly wind developing across scotland and northern ireland and that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here and further south there is still some warmth, trade degrees in london but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday and monday, low pressure down to the south with high—pressure squashing in from the north with winds around high pressure in this clockwise direction and that will trot this much colder air down across the uk and it will feel particularly chilly given the strength of this northern northeasterly went with clyde a lot of cloud feeding into scotland and on the eastern side of england, the sunshine and the further west you are, but the average wind speeds to the gus a little stronger than a particularly blustery for some eastern coasts with temperatures here, the highest temperatures cardiff, plymouth

i had of it, come across south wales, the midlands, lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, there could beor 21 volt up around, temperatures 20 or 21 volt up to the north of the front, it is a cooler, fresher feel. up to the north of the front, it is a cooler, fresherfeel. that cooler airwill a cooler, fresherfeel. that cooler air will continue its journey southwards as we move on into one day. on monday, the front is mostly a band of thicker cloud, to the south something a bit more destructive coming up from france into the south—west and across southern counties of england to get into the latter part of the day. still one verse southernmost counties, elsewhere a cooler air working its way in. here is the low pressure that will bring the more widespread rain forest. as we look into chelsea in the middle part of the week. it is surging up from the south. —— into tuesday and the middle of the week. notably colour is that rain arrives, some of that is that rain arrives, some of that is going to be heavy and the wind will start to pick up as well. mostly the rain for england and wales on tues

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,f 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 1a 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for engl

some of those do wales and the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire will continue into the eveningles we will see one or two showers breaking up for one or two showers breaking up for one or two more showers by the states. great in trying to push in from the west and i noisily reigned developing across scotland and northern ireland and that will make it feel considerably cooler here, further south you are still warm, 23 degrees in london. but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out on sunday into monday. no pressure to the south, high—pressure coming in from the north with the wind around high pressure in this clockwise direction and that will draw much colder air down across the uk. it will feel chilly giving the strength of this north, northeast of the wind. cloud feeding into scotla nd the wind. cloud feeding into scotland and down the eastern side of england. the best of the sunshine the further west you are but those are the average wind speeds. when before some eastern coasts. single—digit temperatures. the highest temperatures in cardiff and plymouth only getting up to

one trust in lincolnshire made up of three major hospitals has revealed how much protective equipmentl masks, nearly 11,500 gloves, around 1,500 gowns and about 4,200 specialist ffp3 masks. in total, that is 72,000 items forjust one day. i raised the concerns about shortages in some areas at the downing street media briefing. are you ashamed as a government that there are so many nhs staff going into work who say they're worried about their safety because they fear their hospitals might run out of ppe? absolutely, everybody working hard on the front line deserves to have the equipment they need to be able to do theirjobs safely and we are working around the clock to make sure we can deliver on that. obviously, a billion pieces of ppe have been delivered, i think 12 million yesterday, and we are improving our sourcing internationally and domestically to make sure we can get the ppe we need in what is a challenging international context. the chancellor said there were delays with the planned turkish consignment of ppe, but a shipment of gowns from myanmar had arrived. with the new tempo

some of those do wales, midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire will continue into the evening. one or two more showers by this stage. rain trying to push him from the west and noisily when developing across scotland and northern ireland and that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here further south you are still warm, 23 degrees in london. but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out sunday into monday. no pressure down to the south, high—pressure risk watching you from the north with the wind around high—pressure in this clockwise direction. that will draw this much colder air down across the uk. it will feel particularly chilly giving the strength of this north, northeast of the ring. a lot of cloud into northern and eastern scotla nd cloud into northern and eastern scotland and down of england, the best of the sunshine, the further west you are. those are the average wind speed. the gust stronger than that, blustery for some eastern coasts, single—digit temperatures here, the highest temperatures but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. this is bbc news of

some through the midlands, lincolnshire, will continue into the evening.rhaps one or more showers. a northerly when developing across scotland and northern ireland and that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here. further south you are still some warm 23 degrees perhaps but it cools for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday for some low— pressure of sunday into monday for some low—pressure down to the south, high—pressure splashing in from the north. the feet of winds in this clockwise direction which will draw this much colder air down across the uk and will feel particularly chilly given the strength of this north or northeasterly wind quite a lot of cloud feeding into north and eastern scotla nd cloud feeding into north and eastern scotland and down the east of scotland, the best of sunshine the further west you are but those are the average wind speeds, the costs are stronger than that, blustery for eastern coast. single digits, the highest capture card put a myth. but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. —— cardiff and plymouth.

to give you a sense, this is the united hospital trust of lincolnshire.ow much ppe is required in a setting, actually, where covid—i9 is less spread than, say, the capital city or birmingham or wherever. you can see, if you tot it all up, it's that middle column, usage per day, 72,000 items per day for a three—hospital trust, and that's a lot of ppe. and you scale that up, you scale that up across the nhs, across the uk, and we are obviously talking about millions of items of ppe a day, and then suddenly hundreds of millions over 50, 60 days doesn't look quite as significant as it might otherwise do, so you need to know how much is being used. we've only got scarce data for that, with the example i've just given you, but one also needs to take into account the fact that it's difficult to replenish, so you have this demand, you have supply problems, because the whole world wants it, and that is where you get the problem of, yes, lots of distribution, but also the fact that the people on the ground are telling us incessantly that they can't get enough. spai

afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshireross northern scotland. showers, though, across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks — the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or north—easterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far south—east. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the south—west later on in the day on monday as this area of low pressure winds itself up, and into tuesday, we are talking about heavier and more widespread rain spreading across england and wales. still taking a time to work its way north for scotl

to give you a sense, this is the united hospital trust of lincolnshire.ting, actually, where covid—19 is less spread than, say, the capital city or birmingham or wherever. you can see, if you tot it all up, it's that middle column, usage per day, 72,000 items per day for a three—hospital trust, and that's a lot of ppe. and you scale that up, you scale that up across the nhs, across the uk, and we are obviously talking about millions of items of ppe a day, and then suddenly hundreds of millions over 50, 60 days doesn't look quite as significant as it might otherwise do, so you need to know how much is being used. we've only got scarce data for that, with the example i've just given you, but one also needs to take into account the fact that it's difficult to replenish, so you have this demand, you have supply problems, because the whole world wants it, and that is where you get the problem of, yes, lots of distribution, but also the fact that the people on the ground are telling us incessantly that they can't get enough. now it's time for a look at the weat

and although we start off cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands,mperatures 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 scotla nd 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 dropping away. highs only nine degrees celsius in aberdeen, so starting to feel quite chilly once again here, whereas for england and wales, it's a warmer day with temperatures quite widely pushing on into the low 20s. now, it's been a very dry month so far, but that looks set to change as we head towards friday and indeed the weekend, as this area of low pressure drifts up from iberia. it's going to bring increasingly cloudy ski

one trust in lincolnshire made up of three hospitals has revealed how much protective equipment, or pteequipment, or pte, they use in a single day. 39,500 surgical masks, nearly 11,500 gloves, nearly 1500 gowns and 4200 specialist masks. that is 72,000 items of ppe forjust one day. i raised the concerns about shortages in some areas at the downing street media briefing. are you ashamed as a government that there are so many nhs staff going into work who say they are worried about their safety because they say they fear their hospitals might run out of ppe. absolutely everybody working hard on the front line deserves to have the equipment they need to do theirjobs safely and we are working around the clock to make sure we can deliver on that. a billion pieces of ppe have been delivered, 12 million yesterday, and we are improving our sourcing internationally and domestically to make sure we can get the ppe we need in what is a challenging international context. the chancellor said there were delays with the planned turkish consignment of ppe, but a shipment of gowns from myanmar had arriv

had a better chance of heavier downpours for south wales, the midlands, parts of yorkshire and lincolnshirer pressure. as the week pans out.