that does not wa nt the north midlands that does not want us to use his name.ng out of ppe, they changed the policy and covered patients with just a surgical mask only. before, we used to a gallon, now they're asking us to go in there withjust an apron and we are scared. nursing colleagues passed away every day. we are on the front line and we don't deserve it, we do not deserve it. we need more. the government has said that it need more. the government has said thatitis need more. the government has said that it is providing huge quantities of equipment. the health secretary has suggested staff might be waiting and they are also questioning where the victims became infected. the question is whether they caught the virus while on duty or like so many other people, and the rest of their lives. it is obviously quite difficult to work that out. but the medical association which is more than half of doctors working in high—risk environments said they we re high—risk environments said they were short of facemasks or had none available. around two thirds of the did n

but actually the midlands and the north—west of england were not far behind it at all. y than they have been previously, so it is quite a fluid situation and i think that when we hear from situation and i think that when we hearfrom government situation and i think that when we hear from government and situation and i think that when we hearfrom government and leading scientist later today, they will probably say a message of their not being any letup in the situation. we'll get much more on the coronavirus briefing from downing street later on but thank you for that. china has reported a 50% increase in the number of people who have died of covid—19 in wuhan, the city where the virus originated. news of the amended death toll came shortly after state media reported china's economy had contracted by a substantial 6.8 percent — the first contraction there for 30 years. the government in beijing has denied any cover—up in its reporting of the outbreak. the headlines on bbc news... as the uk death toll rises by 847 to over fourteen and a half thousand, a leading health spec

pushing up into the low 20s with hot spots again across southern wales, south west midlands, south—west england, northd and western counties probably not doing too badly either. on into wednesday, high—pressure as to weather us but it is weakening a little bit. the pressure gradient is opening out and that means that the wind will be blowing a little bit less strongly. wednesday, as well as being a sunny day, should be a warmer date for many of us. temperatures in western scotland reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number ofareas in reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas in england and wales, we will see the temperatures approaching on into the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine and warm are given at those lighter winds. thursday looks like the warmest day of the week ahead. lots of sunshine, perhaps a few isolated mist and fog patches to start the day for top although not lasting very long at all. in the centre, we should see temperatures pushing on to around 23, 20 four celsius in the warmest areas. another fine day on friday but

midlands. further north it is a drier, some spells of sunshine the best of which the further west you are.nd. here is the area of low pressure and the frontal system providing that rain through the rest of the day but that rain band will tend to weaken on its journey northwards through this evening before some heavy, thundery showers start to push up from france across central southern england, through wales, into the midlands but further north it is drier with clearer skies further west you are. once again, a touch of frost across some rural parts of scotland, milder further south with the cloud and showers. we still have those showers around through tomorrow morning, slowly tracking their way northwards through the day but probably not getting much further north and southern parts of northern england. dry with sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. spells of sunshine coming through across the channel islands through the afternoon, some southern coastal counties of england, generally for much of england and wales, a cool and cloudy day, showers around, could be heavy and thundery

already april has been the sunniest april on record in the uk, particularly sunny across the midlands, northrn england in north—west scotland. it has been very dry and warm up until today, look at yesterday, temperatures as high as 19 or20. look at yesterday, temperatures as high as 19 or 20. 2a hours later and some parts of the country are 10 degrees colder than yesterday. it is particularly cold weather we have the rain in england and wales, it has moved as far north as it will get, to the 62. with heavier rain in the midlands and at times across east anglia and the south—east of england. scotland and northern ireland seeing sunshine and showers, temperatures like yesterday. showers becoming fewer overnight, some of the rainbow is eastwards from england and wales. still cloudy, misty, damp and drizzly overnight. under clearer skies in northern and eastern scotland there may be a pinch of frost here and there, temperatures are milder under the cloud at six or seven. there may be sunshine across scotland for a while tomorrow but also showers. another bunch of rain is coming from the north—we

us a every nth injury showers across the south of england to parts of wales, may be as far north as the midlands frost across rural parts of scotland. milderfurther of frost across rural parts of scotland. milder further south underneath the cloud and with the showers. they got their showers around tomorrow morning, still heavy infa ntry around tomorrow morning, still heavy infantry across central southern england and wales, a little bit further northwards through the day, maybe into the far south of north of northern england but the showers will beat fewer and further between us will beat fewer and further between us the day wears on. rest of this sunshine the further north of york, easterly breeze with the eastern coasts cooler. a bit more in the way of sunshine across northeast england and the eastern side of scotland compared to friday. further south temperatures in the low teens celsius with a lot of cloud around and all of those showers. get the showers going for a time through saturday evening post released start to fizzle out at this area of high pressure becomes a bit more established a

—west and north—east and yorkshire. the nhs midlandaid we are seeing the first signs of plateauing during the results, there was a little bit of dip from london because some hospitals did not report the figures. the good news is there is some levelling off but there is some levelling off but there are still more deaths. the next chart compares the uk with other countries. not quite such a bad scenario when compared to the united states of america or indeed with spain, but what is worrying is, a similar trajectory with italy at the moment, the lines perfectly in sync. the government is adamant that if people keep following the lockdown and social distancing instructions, we will start to see that line bend. laura, many thanks. well, with the weather set to stay fine for many this weekend, the government has repeated again the need for people to stay at home unless they go out for the following reasons. you can leave home to exercise once a day locally, alone or with members of your household. you can shop but only for basic necessities

the rain is now sweeping its way through the midlands, into north wales where it will tend to weaken band we should see the cloud breaking up and some sunshine coming through. it has been a beautiful starting to scotland, northern england and northern ireland. you keep the sunshine throughout the afternoon. a breeze and make it feel call on exposed coasts. 9—13d here. only around ten or 11 in the cloud and rain, highest values of 15. as we head into sunday, high pressure sits up to scandinavia. the wind swinging round in a clockwise direction so we always keep the breeze coming in of the cool north sea but that breeze will act as our rain and put some of the cloud back to the west so as we go to sand it will be dry, settled with more sunshine around and as temperatures will be a degree or so higher. ranging from nine — 18 degrees. this gives you more news, the headlines. unions representing doctors and nurses in england have shown concern about allowing the reuse of ppe. hospitals in the uk i worry b may run out of the equipment this weekend. president trump has angered democrats in

midlands. maybe as far as north of southern parts of northern england.nwhile further south more clout though showers tending to fizzle out as the afternoon was on. still quite cool under the showers and the eastern coast with the breeze off the north sea. and the winds will be strengthening through the early part of next week. once again, it's looking mainly dry and plenty of sunshine by day but still 00:58:04,948 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 some rather cool nights. bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the worldwide death toll to the coronavirus has passed a new terrible milestone passing 150,000 for the first time. a top uk health specialist warns the country could end up with the highest death rate in europe due to early errors made in the pandemic. we have to face the reality of that. we were too slow with a number of things. but we can make sure that, in the second wave, we're not too slow. germany's health minister says the country's covid—19 outbreak is under control — after a decline in the i

you can see it is easing off in london, flattening in the midlands, the north—east and yorkshire, ituty chief medical officer still going up. now, the deputy chief medical 0fficerfor still going up. now, the deputy chief medical officer for england made clear that that was interesting, but we will still, quote, ina interesting, but we will still, quote, in a dangerous phase, it was not over, and it was absolutely premature to talk about reaching the peak. of course, we heard about personal protective equipment for nhs staff, matt hancock, the health secretary, announcing a new plan to get supplies out there, but acknowledging that there had been problems, as we have heard many times from health staff, about them getting hold of the kit. we know that the prime minister is out of intensive care, we have had an update on his health today. better news for boris johnson, update on his health today. better news for borisjohnson, the number ten spokesman staying in a statement that the prime minister has been able to do short walks between periods of rest as part of the care he is receiving

north. as we move out of thursday into friday, it looks likely we will continue to see the threat of more showers developing across the channel and stretching up to the midlandsake temperatures back just a easterly breeze will take temperatures backjust a touch. showers set to continue to england and wales on saturday the best of the dry weather as we head to the it's likely to be further north. take care. bell tolls. this is bbc news. we take you to paris and a year on from the fire that gutted notre dame de paris the cathedral‘s great bell is ringing out — tonight — as a mark of both the building's resiliance and in support of the medical staff battling france's coronavirus epidemic. let's listen in. applause

their lives, in terms of the numbers in london the number has in fact decreased, but in the north of country midlandshat is increasing. let me tell you as well in terms of the ages of the people that are dying, patients who died between the ages of 27 to 100 year of age, all but 56 had underlying conditions. and that is important. and we've also seen the last 24 hours that coronavirus has claimed the lives of another doctor, another nhs national health service doctor bringing the total to ten. this is why we have seen a huge media blitz in the last few days by the uk government basically telling people stay at home during the easter weekend. i know there is a desire to see family and friends and with the warm weather people want to go out, but they are calling on people to stay at home, to stay isolated and protect themselves, their loved ones and those fighting coronavirus on the front lines. >> yes, it is so critical. and it is just staying home. it is not like you are asking too much. so hopefully people will continue to do so. isa, thank you. appreciate it. >>> u.s. officials say there soon will

of these can be fun to be gci’oss here, some of these can be fun to be across wales to the midlands and northengland. —— sundry. could be reaching 21, 20 2 degrees in the south—east but much cooler across the north. it stays cooler into next week as well and we see some significant rain moving up from the 00:02:05,543 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 south on tuesday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. 711 people die after contracting coronavirus in hospitals in england in the last day — taking the total number of hospital deaths in the uk to over 20,000. coronavirus tests for key workers through the government website were booked up within an hour of it reopening this morning. all home testing kits were ordered in less than fifteen minutes. the world health organisation says people who have recovered from coronavirus may not be protected from reinfection. countries around europe pursue options to end the lockdown and belgium sets out a detailed plan to relax restrictions. meanwhile a former chancellor calls on the government to set out how britain can ease it's lockdown and restart the economy.

hospitals at the moment, and we have identified the areas with the most cases, london, the midlands, the norththe north—east and yorkshire. there was a bit of a dip in london because the government said they did not get data from all of the hospitals, but when you look at the bigger picture, the government says the line is starting to plateau in most regions, that is promising. the next graph is the number of coronavirus deaths the countries, you can see the uk total is 10,000, not as high as the usa or spain but still awful. some people worry that we are now on a similar trajectory to italy that we have all seen pictures of over the last few months but the government is confident that over the next few weeks, the benefit of the uk wide lockdown which started nearly three weeks ago will really start to kick in and that means that straight line will start to bend and that will mean fewer people dying from this virus. laura, many thanks. laura foster there. more than 1,000 people have been fined for failing to stick to the rules on social distancing across england and wales. details were reveale

thundery showers putting up from france to the south of england, parts of wales and may be as far north as the midlandsme showers. still showers around tomorrow morning, heavy and thundery across central and southern england and wales. may creep further north through the day, into the far south of northern england, but showers further between as the day wears on. the best of sunshine in the further north you are. a noticeable easterly breeze are so eastern coasts are cooler but sunshine across north—east england and eastern scotland compared to friday. further south, temperatures in the low teens with a lot of cloud around and all those showers. the showers will go for a time through saturday evening but they will slowly start to fizzle out as this area of high pressure becomes more established as we go through sunday. this extends further south and west. a fair amount of cloud around on sunday. particularly in the morning. gradually as the day wears on that cloud will recede westwards with increasing amounts of sunshine from the east so by the afternoon holding on to more cloud across parts of wales,

north coast of northern ireland. things will get cooler as we going to sunday. through the night we could continue a few showers across parts of wales, into the midlands and increase chance of showers for the north and west of scotland. the chelios areas look to be east and through the night where we will see some sunshine into sunday. a few more showers, perhaps some heavy showers through the day, particularly central and northern areas tomorrow. ku ressaa re hello this is bbc news. the headlines. europe pursues options to end the lockdown — as belgium sets out a detailed plan to relax restrictions. people needing medical care are urged not to be put off by the coronavirus pandemic — as visits to uk a&e departments drop by almost half. the premier league holds talks with ministers about how football matches could resume with televised matches played behind closed doors. three us states allow some businesses to reopen as the number of deaths from coronovirus there tops 50,000. and — anzac day in the time of lockdown — people in australia and new zealand pay their respects on the annual day of remembrance to the war dead. now on bbc news, people from around the wor

weather front across northern england and north wales, patchy rain come the afternoon, ahead of 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

north wales later on. 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 tuesday

over the whole country you do have various such is merseyside hall and other places in the north of the midlands particularly where schools are really struggling and don't have the money to. you know provide music lessons and so on in the normal time so they certainly don't have the resources to put together special resources for this period of time when they're in lockdown and that had to spawn late talk of schools reopening pretty soon but of course we've got to keep families and even teach a safe family we mustn't jump the gun well i think disco also be one of the 1st things that do reopen i mean before there was the lockdown you have the statements and the advice from the. medical and scientific offices actually say that closing the schools would not make too much difference in terms of the transmission of the virus so keeping the schools open would not be that dangerous and that was before the lockdown so i think that then one of the 1st things that are going on so what about the advice consenting to some people being present and that's the spreading of the infection well i think that was w

over the whole country you do have a areas such as merseyside hole and other places in the north of the midlands particularly where schools are really struggling and don't have the money to. you know provide music lessons and so on in the normal times. and finally the house of commons is voted to go at least partially online let's take a look at how it might work and some of the changes we can expect. that's it for now more news in. changed lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs to people who are chronic pain patients and believe that their prescription is working for them in the river to the city to. price at the. grocery dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically just right now a study actually suggests that. the long term effects might not just be the absence of benefit but actually that they might be causing long term. max keiser this is the kaiser report that show that warren buffett doesn't need to watch you know i got to ask rhetorical and it will be a theme i think for the next few minutes america's got 20 or

some of these could be thundery across wales, into the midlands, northern and north—east england.es reaching about 21, maybe 22 celsius in the south—east, but something much cooler across the north. and it stays cooler into next week as wel. into next week as well. we start to see some significant rain moving up from the south on tuesday. hello, i'm zeinab badawi. welcome to london for the latest in this special series of global questions. this week, it's the coronavirus crisis: our economy. with dire warnings that the world faces the worst recession in nearly 100 years, governments everywhere are locked in argument about how far they should relax restrictions on economic activity. so how much of a threat does the coronavirus pandemic pose to our economies? and how worried should we be? well, we are now inside the bbc‘s headquarters here in london, and we're having to bring you our two panellists and our audience members via video link, and they're going to be putting the burning questions they want answered. let me tell you who's in the hot seat. we have the veteran british polit

wouldn't expect, people talk about that read will crumbling some of those seeds are north of england and the midlandst to try to win them back. —— red wall. some people think this is a two term proposition, he is going to have to do so much to get back from the conservatives, but the economic impact of the coronavirus and how hit it has the the british political landscape has changed everything and it remains to be seen how that will pan out not just it remains to be seen how that will pan out notjust in the coming weeks but in the weeks and months ahead. around 4000 prisoners in england and wales are being released early because of the virus. people with less than 2 months left on their sentences will be let out, subject to strict conditions. sex offenders and those convicted of violent crimes won't be eligible. thirteen residents of a care home in north lanarkshire in scotland have died over the past seven days, leading to concerns about a possible link to coronavirus. none of the residents at burlington court in stepps was tested for the virus , because they weren't admitted to hospital. 0ur scotl

you can see from the graph that in the midlands, yorkshire and the north—east, there has been an increasen london, which is said to be two weeks ahead of the rest of the country, there is a flattening out. we must be careful with these numbers. it is early days and it is not really a trend yet, but we are hoping for that plateauing to continue not just hoping for that plateauing to continue notjust in london, but across the country. but only, only if people follow the guidelines and stay at home. pallab, thank you. for the first time since the coronavirus crisis began, italy has recorded fewer deaths over 2a hours than the uk. authorities say 681 people have died since yesterday — bringing the total to more than 15,000. the number of new coronavirus cases there is also stabilising and fewer people are being admitted to intensive care. but authorities fear this could give people a false sense of security, with many now asking the government to relax the lockdown restrictions. from rome, jean mackenzie sent this report. a slice of normal, a local market reopening for the first weekend since

cloudy to the south but to the north, through the midlands, east anglia, north wales and northern englandrain pushing further north. tonight, heavy showers and thunderstorms move in from the english channel so you are likely to hear thunder if you live across southern england and south wales tonight. further north, staying dry and settled. fairly cold first thing across north—west scotland and northern ireland. saturday, fairly cloudy in england and wales. heavy showers to start but they will fade. sunshine coming through in the south—east. plenty of dry weather once again through saturday across scotland, northern ireland, the north of england. into the second half of the weekend, high pressure remains. sunday dry almost across the board. the odd shower could push into northern ireland. in scotland, england and wales, it looks like a dry day once again and the temperature is a little bit up in recent days. a little bit cooler across the east coast with the breeze coming in from the north sea. that theme continues into monday. high pressure keeping things very much drive. you will notice

thundery showers putting up from france to the south of england, parts of wales and may be as far north as the midlandsrural scotland, milder further south under cloud and some showers. still showers around tomorrow morning, heavy and thundery across central and southern england and wales. may creep further north through the day, into the far south of northern england, but showers further between is the day wears on. the best of us in the further north you are. a noticeable easterly breeze are so eastern coasts are cooler but sunshine across north—east england and eastern scotla nd north—east england and eastern scotland compared to friday. further south, temperatures in the low teens with a lot of cloud around and all those showers. the showers will go for a time through saturday evening but they will slowly start to fizzle out as this area of high pressure becomes more established as we go through sunday. this extends further south and west. a fair amount of cloud around on sunday. particularly in the morning. gradually as the day wears on that cloud will recede westwards with increasing amounts of s

notjust that, in their last election, the midlands, the north of england, heartlands disappearing.s, the old industrial towns, how do you reconnect with those voters? —— but the hounds. of course everything has now changed because of the coronavirus. the political landscape has changed, look at the way this will be announced, with an e—mail but also huge sums of public money after yea rs but also huge sums of public money after years where the public purse was tightened and now being pumped into the economy to save people's businesses and jobs. that goes alongside the huge amount of money going into public services. that will be a very different dynamic going on in the next few months and yea rs. going on in the next few months and years. i do not think anyone thinks this is something which will disappear quickly once the battle eve ryo ne disappear quickly once the battle everyone hopes to win against the virus itself has been won. then they have to think about the long—term impact of the upheaval in the economy so that will be a huge challenge. it was interesting that on the dayj

cloudy skies and to the north, blue sky and sunshine into the midlands, with some patchy cloud througho, a quiet story for many, a bit more of a breeze as well, temperatures not quite so high, and we should see them peaking through the afternoon between eight and 11. elsewhere, a maximum of 13 or 14. through this evening we keep the clear skies so the warmer yellow tones disappear again and we will see a touch of blue on the chart, which means light frost is not out of the question in some spots again. not as cold as the nightjust passed, but if you're a gardener, that is worth bearing in mind for the spring plants now blossoming in the recent warmth. as we move through to wednesday it will be a quiet story, quite a lot of cloud again through scotland, a bit of a breeze here. but temperatures will recover to highs of 17 or 18 as we go through the afternoon on wednesday. there is a potential by the end of the day on thursday to see some sharp showers from this area of low pressure which will influence the story. ahead of it however, we see more warmth returning, is a temperatures potent

wells, the midlands, perhaps as far as the m 62, we see that rain, especially towards cornwall. north of year, eight or 9 degrees through the midlands and east wales, big drop from what we've seen recently. this evening and overnight most of the rain will turn light and patchy, still some cloud and drizzle around into the morning, some of that pushing to the east of northern ireland and south—west scotland but with clearer skies to the north and east we see the greatest chance of frost to take us into wednesday. as for wednesday one weather system gets out of the way, many starting dry but another spell of wet weather sweeping dry but another spell of wet weather sweeping across dry but another spell of wet weather sweeping across england, wales and northern ireland. talking to us, and marie rafferty from the royal of nursing. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new figures show more than a total of 21,000 people who were not in hospital died in the uk up until 17 april — and that covid—19 related deaths in care homes in england and w

weather front across northern england and north wales, patchy rain come the afternoon, ahead of it a chance of heavier downpours for south wales, the midlands coolerfresher feel, some sunny spells around and a few showers. cooler air working its way south as the week pans out. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines:

north. but yet again, there's the potentialfor more salary epics of rain to arrive late in the day. so some of those showers could be heavy and thunder across the channel coast, through the midlandsoks as though spiralling like a catherine wheel around that low will see further fronts through friday into the start of the weekend across england and wales. further north, that high—pressure certainly the dominant future. so as we move into a saturday, outbreaks of rain perhaps into northern ireland, perhaps across northern england, the midlands and into the london area. to the east of the pennines into scotland, and should stay largely fine and dry with some shells of sunshine, but that easterly feed a lwa ys sunshine, but that easterly feed always keeping it cool on the east coast. the best of the warmth in scotla nd coast. the best of the warmth in scotland and further west. highest values on saturday of 60 celsius, not as warm —— 16 celsius. moving into sunday, drifting a bit further north, but there is a level of uncertainty just how far north, but there is a level of uncertaintyjust how far north those showers go. but as we move into sunday, a slightly quieter day. on sunday, a

it's going to be seven england, wales, the midlands that see most of the rain i think on tuesday, further northite cloudy skies, just a few showers across northern scotland. those temperatures in many areas will be a little bit below normal for the time of year, particularly chilly underneath that rain that we've got further south. no, that should have moved away into continental europe by wednesday, bit ofa continental europe by wednesday, bit of a rest bite before we see another band of rain and some stronger winds coming in from the southwest. i had affected him a legacy of cloud, most places will be dry, and in the southeast of england, before the rain later in the day, it should be 00:01:32,463 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bit warmer. italy reports its lowest coronavirus death toll in over a month as the government is set to announce a gradual easing of the country's lockdown. children in spain are allowed out for the first time in six weeks as the daily number of deaths fell to its lowest level in more than a month. there's continuing concern in care homes in england, over testing for staff a

midlands. the arrows coming from the north, cold air, and frost in scotland first thing on monday and 9 degreesd on monday, particularly on the north sea coast and the coasts around east anglia, the south—east of england and the channel coast too. you can see the blue colours spreading into parts of europe as well. it's notjust us cooling down, other parts of the continent as well. monday, a chilly northerly wind with occasional areas of cloud, perhaps overcast in places. the winds, these are average wind speeds on the arrows. if you double them you get gusts, so gusts in excess of 30 and perhaps even in some instances approaching 50 mph around the south—east. the temperature now, from 25 on sunday in london down to 12 degrees, a huge drop in the space of one day. on tuesday, high pressure over us and there will be plenty of sunshine around and the sunshine is strong so it won't feel that cold if you are out and about but it's still quite a bit colder compared to recent days. you can see bit colder compared to recent days. you can see around bit colder compared to recent days. you can see aroun

and as far north as the m62 corridor, we reckon, although in the midlands we will see the highest rainfallred to what we have been used to recently. tuesday night into wednesday, cloud and rain pushes away, but only brief respite, another weather system pushes in, most starting the day dry on wednesday, frost in parts of scotland, north and east england, the best brightness in the morning, although lasting throughout the day across the north and west, with sunshine, but more cloud and rain spreading across the southern half of the country, and indeed some parts of northern ireland. ok, not as warm as it has been, but the temperatures of 10—15 salcio is closer to where they should be this time of year. —— celsius. thank you very much for that. a bit ofa thank you very much for that. a bit of a change on the way. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. the prime minister will be back in downing street this morning to chair the regular coronavirus cabinet meeting. it's borisjohnson's first day back at work after recovering from covid—19, and our political editor laura kue

midlands. the air coming from the north. a frost in scotland first thing on monday.initely notice the chilly wind on monday. particularly on the north sea coasts around east anglia, the south—east of england and the channel coast. you can see the blue air spreading into parts of europe as well. it is notjust us that are cooling down. here is monday, that chilly northerly wind, with occasional areas of cloud here, perhaps overcast in places. the winds, these are the average wind speeds here, if you double them you get gusts. so gusts up to 50mph around the south—east. look at the temperature from 25 on sunday in london, down to 12 degrees. a huge drop. here is tuesday. high pressure is over us and there will still be plenty of sunshine and the sun is strong and it doesn't feel that cold. but it is still colder compared to recent days. around 13 degrees there across most parts of the uk on tuesday. the high pressure is still with us. tuesday and into wednesday. there will be some overnight frosts as well and high pressure means dry weather. so as far as the eye can see

weather front across northern england and north wales, patchy rain come the afternoon, i had a better chance of heavier downpours for south wales, the midlands around any future errors. —— a cooler pressure. as the week pans out.

cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands, that cloud will tend to burn back toward some of those northit'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, whereas for england and wales, it's a warmer day with temper

has been the sunniest april on record with the sunniest part of the country being through the midlands and northty over the hills and there will be some result, clearer sky a cross scotland it is going to be cold the north—east of scotland and maybe a touch of frost as well. we have another of rain, everything is coming in from the west of the south—west these areas of low pressure pushing a band of rain across in the south—west tomorrow. some sunshine tomorrow across scotland, but elsewhere a lot of cloud around, and then behind it we get a slice of the few hours of sunshine across wales southern england in the midlands particular before more rain arrives in the south—west later. temperatures will be a little bit higher it won't feel quite as cold as it has done today. we will see more rain pushing northwards and eastwards and then as we head into thursday our weather is dominated by low pressure so we have one band of rain sitting on her quite slow moving and other bit across scotland, and then the main shower is coming in across england and wales some stronger winds through the english channe

low cloud, mist and fog is likely to work in through the north sea through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, maybe into east anglia and the midlandscally 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 many white lines or isobars on the chart. th

admissions show what is actually happening now, the death figures show a bit of a lag, and in the midlands and in the northcases but the london figure shows a flattening, and we should be careful with these figures. it is too soon to call this a trend but the hope is that over the next few days, may be by the end of next week, we should see some flattening and that will be an indication that we can bring this epidemic under control and again if people stay indoors and observe the social distancing guidelines, of course. thanks forjoining us. 13 residents of a care home in glasgow have died over the past seven days, leading to concerns about a possible link to coronavirius. none of the residents were tested for the virus — because they weren't admitted to hospital. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie is in glasgow. 0urcare 0ur care homes are looking after the fry list members of our families and the burlington court has 90 beds and 13 residents have died there in the last seven days —— frailest residents. they were not taken to hospital and they were looked after in the home, so they were not tes

particular in east wells, the midlands and east anglia. the far northell. the rain will be there this evening across many parts of england and. most places becoming dry by the time we hit dawn. there could be some rain in scotland and ireland. . this is where we will see some of the chilli as conditions. today the rain should soften. tomorrow it will bea rain should soften. tomorrow it will be a bit more. it won't last as long. an hour or may be two. it will quickly sweep its way to the north ona quickly sweep its way to the north on a blustery wind. it will become persistent in the afternoon in northern ireland and may be french into the south scotland. only isolated showers for the rest of scotland. thunderstorms will arrive in the evening. the temperatures will be up from today. the rain band won't really do very much. it will clear out. low pressure is on the scene for thursday anchored across much of england and well, a story of sunshine and thundery showers. they will be slow moving. they could rattle through quickly. at times the winds will be st

north wales later on. ahead of it, across south wales, the midlands, lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, there could be some till 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 tuesday. for scot

will ease off overnight, some splashes of rain continuing to south—west scotland, north—west england and the east midlandsee a bit of frost tomorrow morning. tomorrow, just clearing one system out of the way and opening doors to another rain bearing system. some slightly breezy conditions to come with it. many will start dry. some splashes of light rain, the best of sunshine in the north—east of scotland but we have an hour or two north of rain —— worth of rain. lasting longer in northern ireland, brightening up to the south—west later with thundery showers to take us into the evening. temperatures up a touch on today's values. wednesday entered thursday, pretty strong wind pushing across southern areas and heavy and hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. coming up on today's programme... allowed outside for the first time in six weeks — we'll look at how strict lockdown restrictions are beginning to be lifted around europe. with flour almost impossible to find in shops at the moment, bake 0ff‘s prue leith has some top tips for baking with alternative ingredients. and, if cutting you

and temperatures again, like today, maybe down a little bit perhaps across the north but more substantially through the midlands the north, the next one waiting in the wings. this one set to push further north, starting the day dry and bright in the north and east, cloud and rain spreading northwards, followed by sunshine and heavy showers, the rain lasting for a few hours, maybe reaching the far south of scotland and into northern ireland as we head through this afternoon. temperatures close to where they should be at this stage in the year. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. back at work — borisjohnson warns that the uk is at the moment of maximum risk, and urges the public not to lose patience with the coronavirus lockdown. i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people. and to risk a second major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the nhs. italy's prime minister outlines plans to ease the country's strict coronavirus lockdown in stages after seven weeks. the prime minister of new zealand says coronavirus h

midlands. the arrows coming from the north, cold air, and frost in scotland first thing on monday and 9 degreest too. you can see the blue colours spreading into parts of europe as well. it‘s notjust us cooling down, other parts of the continent as well. monday, a chilly northerly wind with occasional areas of cloud, perhaps overcast in places. the winds, these are average wind speeds on the arrows. if you double them you get gusts, so gusts in excess of 30 and perhaps even in some instances approaching 50 mph around the south—east. the temperature now, from 25 on sunday in london down to 12 degrees, a huge drop in the space of one day. on tuesday, high pressure over us and there will be plenty of sunshine around and the sunshine is strong so it won‘t feel that cold if you are out and about but it‘s still quite a bit colder compared to recent days. you can see around 13 degrees across most parts of the uk on tuesday. high pressure still with us on tuesday and into wednesday with overnight frosts as well. high pressure basically means dry weather conditions. as far as the eye can see the weather

cloudy in lincolnshire, east anglia, south east england, the east midlands, that cloud will tend to burn back toward some of those northnoon. 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 here, whereas for england and wales, it's a warmer day with t

the odd shower or burst of rain just trying to get into the north of england and maybe to northern ireland, but the bulk found across the midlands. not a great deal changing in the overall set—up so again the temperatures on the east coast around 8—9 degrees, but inland looking at somewhere comfortably into the teens. come sunday, it looks as though we are in for a essentially a dry day. perhaps more cloud coming through the irish sea into northern ireland. the chance of a burst of rain here but elsewhere, it is dry and fine and at this stage we can talk about double figures temperatures on the east coast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump is due to announce guidelines on reopening the us economy. we're expecting him to speak shortly. the uk's lockdown will continue for at least three more weeks as another 861 people lose their lives to coronavirus. the worst thing that we could do right now is to ease up too soon, allow a second peak of the virus to hit the nhs and hit the british people. in brazil, grave—diggers prepare for the worst as cases there rise. the

midlands. see the arrows coming in from the north.and first thing on monday, still around 9 degrees across the south. you'll definitely notice the chilly wind on monday, particularly on the north sea coast, the coasts around east anglia, the south—east of england and also the channel coast, too. you see the blue colours, that blue air spreading into parts of europe as well. so, it's notjust us that are cooling down. other parts of the continent as well. here's monday, that chilly, northerly wind with occasional areas of cloud here perhaps overcast in places. the winds, these are the average wind speeds on the arrows. if you double them, you get gusts. so, gusts in excess of 30, perhaps even in some instances approaching 50 miles an hour across the south—east. look at that temperature, from 25 on sunday in london, down to 12 degrees, so a huge drop in the space of a day. here is tuesday. high pressure is over us, and there will still be plenty of sunshine around, and the sun is strong so it doesn't feel that cold if you're out and abou

north and east. it is pushing its way into the midlands and across to wales. of england and wales have not seen rain forfour england and wales have not seen rain for four weeks. the england and wales have not seen rain forfour weeks. the rain won't move slowly northwards, going into north wales and yorkshire, before much of scotland, northern england and northern ireland, it is blue sky and sunshine. i do breeze will make it feel cooler unexposed costs. if we get some breaks and sunshine we may well see how spells of 50 degrees. through stealing and overnight, the rain will ease away but we will keep quite a lot of cloud in england and wales. it is a relatively mild start to sunday. it is a quite start sunday is actually a straightforward day. we have played first in the morning, that is to be breeze coming into the north sea will be chilly. there will be sunshine coming in in the afternoon, temperatures rising slightly. high pressure is going to stay with us for the week so it is a good deal of dry weather in the forecast, winds coming around in a clockwise d

north and east. it is pushing its way into the midlands and across to wales as we speak.rs, parts of england and wales have not seen rain for nearly four weeks. so, that rain will continue to move its way slowly northwards, grinding to a halt in north wales and in parts of yorkshire, but for much of scotland, northern england and northern ireland it is blue skies and sunshine for the rest of the day. an easterly breeze will make it feel a bit cooler on exposed coasts, but if we get some breaks and some sunshine we may well see some higher values this afternoon of 15 degrees. through this evening and overnight, the rain will ease away, but we keep quite a lot of cloud across england and wales, one or two clear slots through scotland, low single figures here, but a relatively mild start to sunday. in fact, sunday is a fairly straightforward day. if we have cloud in the morning, that easterly breeze coming in off the north sea may well pleased that cloud back to the west, so there will be more sunshine coming through in the afternoon and temperatures will be a degree or so u

this is our main rain band, it will be pushing its way north—eastwards, so initially moving across the south—west of england, into wales, the midlandsll eventually get into northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland by the end of the day. northern scotland will hold onto something brighter, but with one or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees, i think some coastal areas in north—east england might struggle at around eight or nine. now, as we go through wednesday night, here goes ourfirst rain band northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way north—eastwards across england, wales, northern ireland, again up into southern scotland, some further hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. so for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene, you can see these various frontal systems spiralling around the low. so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with,