still with some outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia. elsewhere, clear, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later

notjust lincolnshire and east anglia today. not just persistent lincolnshire and east anglia today.and west parts of the uk coming in on that brisk northerly wind. concentrating on the wind across parts of east anglia and east england in general. gusts of a5-50 east england in general. gusts of a5—50 mph in land but nearer the coast, in excess of 60 mph and that could cause disruption, perhaps some small trees down, combined with a lot of wet weather and surface water flooding is possible in some parts of east anglia. into the evening and overnight, we keep the largely clear skies. still going to come and east anglia and the odd shower rattling through on the breeze overnight. under those clearing skies it would be quite a cold night with temperatures well down into the mid—or even low single figures to start saturday and there could be a touch of frost across parts of scotla nd touch of frost across parts of scotland first thing. kicking off saturday, lots of dry weather and some sunshine around for many but we will see more cloud lingering in eastern england and some outbreaks of

we keep that rainfall agenda across parts of east anglia into lincolnshire.autumnal. it's there, a bit of a bite. the first week of university is traditionally a whirlwind of making new friends, getting to grips with a new way of working and, for many freshers, exploring a new city. this year, coronavirus is ruining the party, with hundreds of positive cases across the uk and many students in scotland already confined to their accommodation blocks. shamaan freeman—powell reports. do you remember it? we always knew this year was going to be different and difficult. we will be surprised by the numbers of cases, hundreds of positive cases across the uk. hundreds of tested positive campuses scotla nd hundreds of tested positive campuses scotland in recent days. glasgow, dundee, edinburgh and aberdeen have all seen substantial numbers of stu d e nts all seen substantial numbers of students forced into self isolation. testing centres have been set up to combat the spread, now students have been told not to socialise. pubs and parties are off—limits. but life for th

heavy, maybe even thundery, sliding their way south and east with, if you shut up and down into lincolnshirels of sunshine and lighter winds as well compared to saturday so it should feel a bit warmer, 16— 20 celsius for many, little bit cooler further north across scotland. then we see rain and cloud arriving into western scotla nd cloud arriving into western scotland and northern ireland through the evening and overnight stop is slowly pushing its way eastwards. ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales. while we have a cloud in the rain temperatures will easily stay in double figures but while we have clear skies, still in single figures and we start the new week with and we start the new week with a north, south split. so wet and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. 0n drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will think its way slowly south end is to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, par

gales possible at least in exposed areas along that lincolnshire coastline and also the north norfolk sunday's weather map. we are in between weather systems, so one in the atlantic here, this is the jet stream driving that area of low pressure with the fronts. some bad weather there out into the mediterranean. we are in between all of this, so the weather here is actually looking pretty good for many western areas. you will notice there is a change in the wind direction here. it's coming in from the south. so that's a hint that things will be warming up a little bit for the second half of the weekend and into next week. in fact, 17 quite possible in cardiff on sunday with some sunshine. now, that should feel pleasant. eventually, next week, we are going to lose that cold air from the north. the milder atlantic westerlies or south—westerlies will set in, so it won't feel quite so cold. but, unfortunately, with that also comes more unsettled weather. so, i think sometime next week, certainly from wednesday onwards, it does look as though things are going to turn wetter and windier for

still with some outbreaks of rain, lincolnshire into east anglia.r, chillier, maybe a touch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday. could see a bit of drizzle, maybe s

the midlands and wales through the morning, sliding their way south and eastwards perhaps into lincolnshire than saturday, so it should feel a bit warmer in the sunshine. highs generally between 16—20 celsius. cloud and rain arrives into northern ireland and western scotland through the evening and overnight. slowly pushes its way south and eastwards, cloud toppling in ahead of that across parts of northern england and north wales. where we've got the cloud and the rain, temperatures easily holding up into double figures. but where we've got some clearer skies, more like 8—9 celsius. so, a wet blustery start to the new week across the north of the uk. it should be drier and increasingly warm and humid further south. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in the uk, a warning that the country is at "a critical moment" in the pandemic as students prepare to return to universities. a flare—up of covid cases in france as rates of infection are now higher than at the height of the pandemic in march. a senior belarussian opposition activis

gale ‘s possible at least in exposed area along the lincolnshire coastline and also the north of norfolkweather systems. one in the atlantic here, this is the jet stream driving the area of low pressure. whether they area of low pressure. whether they are out into the mediterranean, the weather here is actually looking pretty good for many western areas. there is a change in the wind direction, it's coming in from the south. that's a hint that things will be warming up a little bit. in fa ct, will be warming up a little bit. in fact, 17 quite possible in cardiff on sunday with some sunshine. that should feel pleasant. eventually next week, we will lose that cold airfrom the north. the mild air or south—westerly ‘s will set in, so i won't feel quite so cold but that also comes unsettled weather. sometime next week, it does look as though things are going to turn letter and windierfor though things are going to turn letter and windier for all of us. that's all for me, by. coming up on some nights news watch, with less than six weeks to go for the us presidential election, we have to bbc‘s

gales possible at least in exposed areas along that lincolnshire coastline and also the north norfolkn the atlantic here, this is the jet stream driving that area of low pressure with the fronts. some bad weather they are out into the mediterranean. we are in between all of this, so the weather here is actually looking pretty good for many western areas. you will notice there is a change in the wind direction here. it's coming in from the south. so that's a hint that things will be warming up a little bit for the second half of the weekend and into next week. in fact, 17 quite possible in cardiff on sunday with some sunshine. now, that should feel pleasant. eventually, next week, we are going to lose that cold air from the north. the milder atlantic westerlies or south westerlies will set in, so it won't feel quite so cold. but, unfortunately, with that also comes more unsettled weather. so, i think sometime next week, certainly from wednesday onwards, it does look as though things are going to wetter and windier for all of us. that's it for me. bye. a police officer is shot dead by a

heavy, maybe even thundery, sliding their way south and eastwards, if you shut up and down into lincolnshirey will be dry with some spells of sunshine and lighter winds as well compared to saturday so it should feel a bit warmer, 16—20 celsius for many, little bit cooler further north across scotland. then we see rain and cloud arriving into western scotland and northern ireland through the evening and overnight. slowly pushing its way eastwards. ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales. while we have the cloud in the rain temperatures will easily stay in double figures but while we have clear skies, particularly further south, still in single figures and we start the new week with a north—south split. so wetter and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will sink its way slowly south eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, drier further south and east

it's not going to feel pleasant at all in on the lincolnshire coastline.hole of the south—east. out towards the west, it will still be breezy, but the winds won't be quite so strong, so with a bit of sunshine, belfast in birmingham, cardiff, it shouldn't feel too badly. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump is not backing down — he questions if the presidential election can be honest, despite senior republicans distancing themselves from his comments. we want to make sure the election is honest and i'm not sure that it can be. i don't know that it can be. the race against time in france to avoid another deadly coronavirus wave — as the country reports a record number of new cases. the uk government unveils a plan to top up workers' wages as covid cases rise and fears of mass unemployment grow. we have a special report on the wild animal breeders in china, who lost their livelihoods after the pandemic led

sent the howling winds all along the north sea coast from the north—east of england, around the lincolnshirewn into the south—east as well, and these are some of the gusts we had during the course of the afternoon. donna nook, which is very close to grimsby, nearly 70mph, and even further south, in london itself, in northolt, around 46mph, so some very blustery conditions, and big waves out to sea and along the coast, and the cold air which this low pressure has dragged down from the north will be with us here during the course of the weekend, so a nippy weekend on the way for many of us. having said that, it's actually going to be relatively bright for many parts of the country, but not completely dry because we have a few showers in the forecast too. so this is what it looks like early on saturday morning. still some showers around across the east and east anglia as well as the south—east. you can see strong gusts of wind continuing, in fact the remnants of this low pressure still there making its presence, with gusts in excess of 50mph. but much better weather across western areas of the

across western areas of the uk but still blowing hard off the coast of norfolk and suffolk and the lincolnshire feels chilly. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. reports in us media say president trump has decided to nominate federaljudge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the us has now passed seven million — 20% of the world's total number of cases. tributes are paid to a police officer — sergeant matiu ratana — shot dead at a custody centre in south london by a man who was being detained. his service will never be forgotten and we are deeply grateful for it. it isa and we are deeply grateful for it. it is a really distinguished service from a lovely, much respected police officer. and look away if you don't like rodents, but this rat

across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshire afternoon. now, talking of rain, got more of that on the way right now, with rain already spreading into scotland and northern ireland. here, it's going to turn increasingly windy over the next few hours. but for many of us at least, temperatures holding up into double figures as we head into the first part of monday. now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that's up near iceland, weather fronts pushing into high pressure and weakening as they reach towards the south—east. and that means, actually, we'll see rain across northern and western areas, where it's going to be quite windy. but through the day on monday, it will probably stay dry with sunshine across the south east of england, turning increasingly hazy. so, this is how the charts look through monday. you can see the rain spreading from scotland and northern ireland into the north of england, across wales. but after a sunny start elsewhere in england, yes, it will tend to cloud over, with the best of any

across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshireng of rain, we've got more of that on the way right now, with rain already spreading into scotland and northern ireland. here, it's going to turn increasingly windy over the next few hours. but for many of us at least, temperatures holding up into double figures as we head into the first part of monday. now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that's up near iceland. weather fronts pushing into high pressure and weakening as they reach towards the south—east. and that means, actually, we'll see rain across northern and western areas, where it's going to be quite windy. but through the day on monday, it will probably stay dry, with sunshine across the south—east of england, turning increasingly hazy. so, this is how the charts look through monday. you can see the rain spreading from scotland and northern ireland, into the north of england, across wales. but after a sunny start elsewhere in england, yes, it will tend to cloud over, with the best of any sunshine thro

parts of the uk, but cloudier through the midlands and eastern england with showers affecting lincolnshireon this afternoon. temperatures for most around 13—16 celsius, but feeling cooler where you are exposed to that wind around the east coast. average wind speeds here will be about 10—20 mph but if we focus in on the gusts we are likely to see in the east, they will be quite significant. these numbers in the black circles here, 40—50 mph gusts coming in from the north are driving some big waves into parts of east yorkshire, down towards norfolk, for instance, as well. through the course of this evening and overnight most places become dry and any last showers fading away from the south—east throughout this evening. still quite cloudy across the eastern half of england in particular. clearer skies for scotland and northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. here temperatures will fall lowest, so there could be a touch of frost to start off sunday morning, especially for rural scotland. after that fairly cold start to the day it is looking again like an east—west split. throughou

gales possible at least in exposed areas along that lincolnshire coastline and also the north norfolkeam driving that area of low pressure with the fronts. some bad weather they are out into the mediterranean. we are in between all of this, so the weather here is actually looking pretty good for many western areas. you will notice there is a change in the wind direction here. it's coming in from the south. so that's a hint that things will be warming up a little bit for the second half of the weekend and into next week. in fact, 17 quite possible in cardiff on sunday with some sunshine. now, that should feel pleasant. eventually, next week, we are going to lose that cold air from the north. the milder atlantic westerlies or south westerlies will set in, so it won't feel quite so cold. but, unfortunately, with that also comes more unsettled weather. so, i think sometime next week, certainly from wednesday onwards, it does look as though things are going to wetter and windier for all of us. that's it for me. bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and aroun

we could have almost gale—force winds down the north sea coasts, bringing in rain to lincolnshire, eastld as well. but some sunnier skies prevailing further west eventually, and those will prevail through the weekend potentially with that area of high pressure continuing. although near the north sea coasts, there's always the chance of brisker winds ushering showers, possibly even longer spells of rain at times through saturday and sunday. so, the detail is going be difficult at this stage, but, as ever, we'll keep you updated and there's more of course on our website. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. rishi to the rescue again — the uk chancellor to unveil emergency measures to protect jobs as virus cases rise but can he hold back a wave of unemployment? plus, cracks in the glass ceiling — more women in britain's boardrooms but still just a fraction of top firms are female—run. we start here in the uk, with the economic impact of the pandemic because chancellor rishi sunak is due to reveal an emergency plan to protectjobs a

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withbut away from the east, some sunshine, feeling really cold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we're going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it'll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it's brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now, looking into

coastal showers to the west perhaps, but across east anglia and the rest of south—east england and lincolnshirer drizzle. temperatures making their way up to 18 degrees at best ontuesday. into wednesday, another weather system coming in from the atlantic, so this is where all our weather is coming from, but this one has a bit more about it, it's much more active and the rain will be heavier. it will be a wet start across the western side of the uk, windy across the irish sea, gusts of 50 mph. always wetter in the west, but some of this rain will push its way eastwards steadily through the day. more cloud, more rain around and stronger winds, but temperatures still near normal for the time of year. that is not going to last beyond wednesday because once that weather front takes the rain away and low pressure moves through, oui’ air is going to be coming in from the north—west. this is returning polar maritime air, colderair, so temperatures will be lower. having said that, it looks much drier across scotland and northern england on thursday, the rain out into the north sea, showery bursts of rai

coastal showers to the west perhaps, but across east anglia and the rest of south england and lincolnshireperhaps drizzle. temperatures making their way up to 18 degrees at best on tuesday. into wednesday, another weather system coming in from the atlantic, so this is where all our weather is coming from, but this one has a bit more about it, much more active and the rain will be heavier. it will be a wet start across the western side of the uk, windy across the irish sea, gusts of 50 mph. some of this rain will push its way eastern steadily through the day. more cloud, more rain around and stronger winds, but temperatures still near—normal for the time of year. that is not going to last beyond wednesday because once that weather front takes the rain away and low pressure moves through, our air is going to be coming in from the north—west. this is returning polar maritime air, colder air, so temperatures will be lower. having said that, it looks drier across scotla nd said that, it looks drier across scotland and northern england on thursday, the rain out into the north sea, showery burst

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but look at those gusts of wind. 50 mph for the likes of lincolnshire and east anglia, with a few drizzlyy start to ease away. we have more cloud and rain working in from the north—west. not as cold here as it was last night but still down into single figures for many of us first thing on monday morning. monday sees this band of patchy cloud working its way slowly eastwards but a much improved day for east anglia and the south—east. not as windy and temperatures between 1a and 19 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. thousands of students across the uk are forced to self—isolate due to coronavirus outbreaks — the labour party calls on the government to promise students will be able to go home for christmas. stu d e nts students have been done over on their a—levels. they have been done over on freshers week. the government is now threatening to lock them up at university. and, very worrying for them, when they graduate they may be looking at long—term youth unemployment. as senior political figures mark national police memorial day

still with some outbreaks of rain lincolnshire into east anglia.gland and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison compared to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid to low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day, but make no mistake — these will still be strong winds with big waves and again cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday. could see a bit of drizzle, maybe south east england, out of that. where you're clear, it'll be chilly again, an

we could have almost gale—force winds down the north sea coasts, bringing in rain to lincolnshire, eastt wind chill in this part of the world as well. but some sunnier skies prevailing further west eventually, and those will prevail through the weekend potentially with that area of high pressure continuing. although near the north sea coasts, there's always the chance of brisker winds ushering showers, possibly even longer spells of rain at times through saturday and sunday. so, the detail is going be difficult at this stage, but, as ever, we'll keep you updated and there's more of course on our website. bye— bye this is bbc news. the headlines — two police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman, breonna taylor, in the american state of kentucky will not face any charges. a third former officer, brett hankison, is to be indicted, but for wanton endangerment after his bullets entered a neighbouring apartment. the united states has begun three days of tributes to the supreme courtjustice ruth bader ginsburg, who died on friday at the age of 87. her casket is lying in sta

bringing showers to parts of east anglia and lincolnshire.the best of the weather is further west and north. northern ireland, scotland, fabulous conditions on the way. and on sunday, still in between weather systems. that is the jet stream. with the weather fronts here and more unsettled weather across southern parts of europe. we are in between and that does mean these weather fronts will be either side of the british isles. the best of the weather sandwiched in across cornwall, devon, wales, the north west of england, northern ireland and western scotland. and a chilly, temperatures recovering to around 17 degrees, so with sunshine and later winds, it will be one of the best places. early next week, we lose over all that cool northerly wind. we will replace it, mother nature will replace it with these milder weste rli es. will replace it with these milder westerlies. but this time of year when we get the milder westerlies, that often means clouds increase, the wind and the rain across much of the wind and the rain across much of the countr

and lincolnshire.overnight, we keep the largely clear skies. still going to come and east anglia and the odd shower rattling through on the breeze overnight. under those clearing skies it would be quite a cold night with temperatures well down into the mid or even low single figures to start saturday and there could be a touch of frost across parts of scotland first thing. kicking off saturday, lots of dry weather and some sunshine around for many but we will see more cloud lingering in eastern england and some outbreaks of rain for east anglia and the south—east, probably not as heavy and persistent as the rain today. again rather cool with temperatures 12—15, possibly 16, you will notice a northerly breeze. still cloudy on sunday in the east with that breeze but that breeze will start to ease, a few showers in east anglia and the south—east on sunday but elsewhere should stay rather dry with temperatures between 11—17 by the time we get to sunday. looks like high pressure will bring some dry weather

across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshirehe afternoon. now, talking of rain, got more of that on the way right now, with rain already spreading into scotland and northern ireland. here, it's going to turn increasingly windy over the next few hours. but for many of us at least, temperatures holding up into double figures as we head into the first part of monday. now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that's up near iceland, weatherfronts pushing into high pressure and weakening as they reach towards the south east. and that means, actually, we'll see rain across northern and western areas, where it's going to be quite windy. but through the day on monday, it will probably stay dry with sunshine across the south east of england, turning increasingly hazy. so, this is how the charts look through monday. you can see the rain spreading from scotland and northern ireland into the north of england, across wales. but after a sunny start elsewhere in england, yes, it will tend to cloud over, with the best of an

across parts of eastern england, where we had showers, especially for yorkshire and also parts of lincolnshireot more of that on the way right now, with rain already spreading into scotland and northern ireland. here, it's going to turn increasingly windy over the next few hours. but for many of us at least, temperatures holding up into double figures as we head into the first part of monday. now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that's up near iceland. weather fronts pushing into high pressure and weakening as they reach towards the south—east. and that means, actually, we'll see rain across northern and western areas, where it's going to be quite windy. but through the day on monday, it will probably stay dry, with sunshine across the south—east of england, turning increasingly hazy. so, this is how the charts look through monday. you can see the rain spreading from scotland and northern ireland, into the north of england, across wales. but after a sunny start elsewhere in england, yes, it will tend to cloud over, with the best of any sunshine through the afternoon h

warsaw to that effect saying he would hand over the transcripts amid huge protests demanding the lincolnshire resignation in recent weeks moscow has voiced support for the bill roofs you need. the xander lucas shank accretes mccallum issues that making light of the fact that both of them have just recovered from the coronavirus after they finish the photo op it tells misused and that the belarusians secret service uncovered information concerning the poisoning of alexina vonnie they tap to suppose that phone call between the nato allies germany and poland. if it were to be older heard an interesting conversation will let you read it which sent it to the russian secret service it clearly proves this was faked of all me was not poisoned. lucas shanker wants to impress that he needs the help of his powerful neighbors to get a military support and he's dependent on russian oil and gas during the past few days the countries have solidified the relationship so should bush do it we want to reiterate that russia fully supports the independence sovereignty and territorial integrity of the roost. thurs

almost gale—force winds down the north sea coasts, rain to lincolnshire, east anglia and the south eastthe world as well. but some sunnier skies prevailing further west eventually, and those will prevail through the weekend potentially with that area of high pressure continuing. although near the north sea coasts, there's always the chance of brisker winds ushering showers, possibly longer spells of rain at times through saturday and sunday. so detail is going be difficult at this stage, but, as ever, we'll keep you updated and there's more of course on our website. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: a heavy police presence on the streets of louisville after protests at the ruling in the breonna taylor case. two officers are shot and injured. more clashes and arrests in belarus, as president lukashenko is sworn into office for a sixth time. tributes to ruth bader ginsburg, as the liberal icon of the supreme court lies in repose at the steps of the court. and — the name's bond — james albert bond. the real—life secret agent who sounds kind of familiar.

and there‘s heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia with winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it‘s going to be another cold start to the day, and there‘s the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, actually, pressure‘s building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures, though, still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we‘re going to have cold nights around as well. as we head through saturday night, it‘ll be cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we‘ve still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, it‘s brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a little bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. now, looking into the forecast into next week, it stays unsettled with low pressure with us. those temperatures coming up,

except eastern england were cloudy and windy conditions, northerly wind driving showers in for lincolnshireures between 12 and 15 celsius or so. those gusts we will see down coast 40 and 50 mph, driving in big waves. showers for east anglia and the south east should fade into the evening with most places dry over night but more cloud for central and eastern england, temperatures not for too low here but elsewhere under clear skies could be a touch of frost, particularly rural scotland. east — west split again tomorrow, cloudy and breezy for central england but away from this it's largely dry day with temperatures 00:29:49,465 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 between 11 and 18 celsius. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. a quarter of the uk population is under extra lockdown rules — with new measures coming into force in parts of northern england

and there's heavy rain in the forecast, too, particularly lincolnshire into parts of east anglia withcold, though, given the strength of those northerly winds. and those northerly winds continue to blow into saturday, albeit slightly less strongly. it's going to be another cold start to the day, and there's the threat again of a bit more rain running down into parts of east anglia in particular. further west, pressure's building a bit, so it should be a drier kind of day, showers fewer and farther between. temperatures still struggling and still feeling cold in the wind, and we'll have cold nights around as well. through saturday night, cold enough for some frost patches in the countryside in scotland. we've still got those northerly winds with us as well across eastern parts of england. still potentially a few showers or spots of rain. further west, brighter with some sunshine. the winds turning a bit lighter here, so perhaps not feeling quite as chilly. looking into the forecast into next week, it stays unsettled with low pressure with us. those temperatures coming up, though, a few

eastern england, they'll still be there as we start saturday, still with some outbreaks of rain lincolnshiretouch of frost to start the day in parts of scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but across much of the uk, well, winds are reasonably light in comparison to eastern england. there'll be some sunshine. the cloud, though, across eastern england delivering some showery outbreaks of rain at times, especially the further east you are. and temperatures, well, mid—to—low teens, just maybe a few spots along the south coast reaching as high as 16 degrees celsius. the white arrows are the average speeds here. of course, they are higher the further east you are. we'll turn the arrows black and look at wind gusts, and 50—60 mph right along the coastline, just maybe easing a little later in the day but make no mistake, these will still be strong winds with big waves and, again, cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and there'll be more cloud generally across central and eastern parts of england on through saturday night into sunday. could see a bit of drizzle, maybe south—east england, ou

parts of the uk, but cloudier through the midlands and eastern england, with showers affecting lincolnshire the east coast, and average wind speeds here will be about 10—20 mph, but if we focus in on the gusts of wind we are likely to see in the east, they will be quite significant. these numbers in the black circles, 40—50 mph gusts of wind coming in from the north, driving some big waves into parts of east yorkshire, down towards norfolk for instance as well. now, through the course of this evening and overnight, most places become dry. any last showers fading away from the south—east through the evening. still quite cloudy across the eastern half of england in particular. clearer skies for scotland, northern ireland and western parts of england and wales. it‘s here that temperatures will fall though. could be a touch of frost to start your sunday morning, especially for rural scotland. after that fairly cold start the day, it is looking, again,like an east—west split. through the midlands and eastern england, you‘re keeping the cloud through the day. perhaps the odd light shower coming o

we could have almost gale—force winds down the north sea coasts, bringing in rain to lincolnshire, easthillier, distinct wind chill in this part of the world as well. but some sunnier skies prevailing further west eventually, and those will prevail through the weekend potentially with that area of high pressure continuing. although near the north sea coasts, there's always the chance of brisker winds ushering showers, possibly even longer spells of rain at times through saturday and sunday. so, the detail is going be difficult at this stage, but, as ever, we'll keep you updated and there's more of course on our website. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a heavy police presence on the streets of louisville after protests over the ruling in the breonna taylor case. two officers are shot and injured. dishing up help for the british economy — the uk chancellor is to announce new measures to try and protectjobs. more clashes and arrests in belarus as president lukashenko is sworn into office for a sixth tim

heavy, maybe even thundery, sliding their way south and eastwards, if you shut up and down into lincolnshire compared to saturday so it should feel a bit warmer, 16—20 celsius for many, little bit cooler further north across scotland. then we see rain and cloud arriving into western scotland and northern ireland through the evening and overnight. slowly pushing its way eastwards. ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales. while we have the cloud in the rain temperatures will easily stay in double figures but while we have clear skies, particularly further south, still in single figures and we start the new week with a north—south split. so wetter and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will sink its way slowly south eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, drier further south and east you are but with increasing cloud and perhaps some gusty winds for a

we could have almost gale—force winds down the north sea coasts, bringing rain to lincolnshire, eastg further west eventually, and those prevail through the weekend potentially with that area of high pressure continuing. although near the north sea coasts, always the chance of brisker winds ushering showers, possibly longer spells of rain at times through saturday, sunday. the detail is going be difficult at this stage, but, as ever, we‘ll keep you updated and more of course on our website. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: two police officers have been shot during protests by thousands of people in louisville, kentucky, at the news that no officer will be charged with the killing of the black medical worker breonna taylor, shot by police in her own home in march. there are protests in several other cities. 0ne officer has been indicted, accused of the lesser offence of wanton endangerment. there‘ve been large protests into the night in belarus, against the inauguration of alexander lu kashenko for a sixth term as president. last month‘s election result is still being angril

when a family from lincolnshire adopted a baby hare before releasing it into the wild — they thought spark reports. sometimes nature both surprises and rewards us. for this family you could say they now have a new wild member of their family thanks to their own rescue mission. he phoned me from outside saying come out with gardening gloves and bucket. this baby hare was crying at him. the previous evening we had found a dead hare in the garden, we realised she was orphaned. it was lockdown. we could not take her anywhere. we started thinking what we could do to look after her. they are notoriously difficult to hand rear. every four or five hours, bottle—feeding a tiny hare? we were weighing and measuring it. she was getting milk off us, on her own free will or she would sit on our lap, almost as if to say, where is my bottle? i gave her milk a couple of times. we had her eight weeks in the house, hand rearing her, after eight weeks, it was release today, got the kids to say goodbye. then she started coming back every day. we thought we would check out their claims but upon our arriva

my favourite place was a woodland in the middle of england, in lincolnshire.s, some of them big ones. and sometimes you could hit a rock — sometimes they were sitting out there and you just turned over the rock and there it was. and it was — you were the first person ever to see that. and it hadn't seen the sun for maybe 150 million years. think about that! hi, my name's elliott and i am six years old and i have a question. what is your favourite dinosaur? well, elliott, there was a huge animal that flew over the dinosaurs, as big as a small aeroplane, called quetzalcoatlus. and it had huge wings, just as big as an aeroplane. and it was the biggest animal that everflew, and none of us could work out how it got off the ground, because how do you beat the wings? it's a mystery. hello, david. my name is anais and i'm three years old. what's your favourite animal? i don't really have a favourite animal, to be truthful. but there is a fish i am very fond of called — um, what's it called now? it's called the weedy sea dragon, and it lives in the seas off south austr