in england and wales around 30—a0 mph, and that will hold temperatures back along some of these north sea 10—12 degrees, whereas elsewhere, mid to high teens. hello this is bbc news with james reynolds. the headlines. as hospitals warn that stocks of personal protection equipment is running low, a new delivery to replinish stocks due to arrive today, has been delayed. we are doing absolutely everything that we can to bring as much ppe in right from across the globe. we recognise it's a big challenge. the education secretary gavin williamson also said schools won't reopen until the uk meets its five tests, but he added there were no plans to have them open over the summer. staff at the nightingale hospital built in london to treat covid—19 patients, discharge their first patient. more protests are being held in state capitols across the us — calling for governors to re—open economies which were shut down as a response to the coronavirus pandemic. spain is preparing to ease its lockdown measures, by allowing children to go outside again before the end of the month. but italy's restrictions

this is the temperature of the north sea, 7-9dc, the is the temperature of the north sea, 7—9dc, theea, so the area has been cooled closer to that ten richer. right along the coast, 10—1lidc, whereas elsewhere ten pitches will be in the mid to high teens. little change for tuesday, later in the week we will find that bees using a little bit, so even on find that bees using a little bit, so even on the north sea coast it will feel a little bit warmer. tuesday are bringing an isolated shower towards the channel islands, far south—west, parts of wales, more cloud compared with elsewhere, but they still a contract in temperatures between those north sea coasts temperatures between those north seacoasts and further inland with a warm spot into the west as where we'll be nearer 20 celsius. highs not as in control, some weather systems try to get a bit closer from the atlantic, friday into the weekend you can expect more cloud, it will turn cooler and there is a chance of a shower, but even going into the weekend, you notice these textures coming down, there is still no sign of any widespre

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even along the north sea coast, it will feel a bit warmer.ore cloud and a similar contest of wales. more cloud and a similar co ntest a nd of wales. more cloud and a similar contest and temperatures between the north sea coasts and further england and warm spots in the west nearer 20 celsius. highs in control later in the week and some weather systems to try to get a bit closer from the atlantic. ride into the weekend can expect a bit more cloud. it will turn a bit cooler and there is a chance of a shower. but even going into the weekend, although you notice temperatures have come down a little bit, there is still no sign of any widespread rain must in most places will remain dry. andrew april really is shaping up to be a very dry and quite one month. that is how it is looking. hello, this is bbc news. now on bbc news, a special programme — global questions: coronavirus crisis. hello and welcome to this edition of global questions, with me, zeinab badawi. it is four weeks since the coronavirus lockdown in britain and the busy streets of londo

so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coastseze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 degrees celsius. taking a look at the big picture wednesday into thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thursday, some spots will be around the m

so they arrive at a solution fairly quickly tipping it all into the north sea and the bottle in the morgue and you also see. in the legal order they generally assign specific locations for dumping the ordnance was transported to the coast and thrown into the sea. 50000 tons landed in a dumping site in the kiel fiord for example and there are others to live. but there was also the problem of on route dumping. the people tasked with the job were paid per journey. and would use the opportunity to dispose of items along the way like a bus up to meet indigenously exactly the body of. the wartime german navy had a large arsenal not far from this beach outside the city of kiel peter founds remembers seeing torpedoes being dumped here his father was involved in the operation and took his then 4 year old son with him. and i saw this tall ship arriving on the harbor where my father was working. the torpedoes were loaded onto the ship and then taken out to sea some distance behind the lighthouse . and then there were thrown overboard and they were gone. the enormous quantities of unexploded ordinance

this is the temperature of the north sea, 7—9dc, the breezes blowing a bit of a distance over that northalong the coast, io—iiidc, whereas elsewhere temperatures will be in the mid to high teens. little change for tuesday, later in the week we will find that breeze easing a little bit, so even on the north sea coasts and further inland with a warm spot into the west where we'll be nearer 20 celsius. tuesday bringing an isolated shower towards the channel islands, far south—west, parts of wales, more cloud compared with elsewhere, but still a contrast in temperatures between those north sea coasts and elsewhere. nearer 20 celsius. highs not as in control, some weather systems try to get a bit closer from the atlantic, friday into the weekend you can expect more cloud, it will turn cooler and there is a chance of a shower, but even going into the weekend you notice these temperatures coming down, there is still no sign of any widespread rain. most places will remain dry. april shaping up to be a very dry, warm month. that is how it is looking this week. this is bbc news, with the latest he

so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coastsa breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 degrees celsius. taking a look at the big picture wednesday into thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thursday, some spots will be around

so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coastssewhere, although there's still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 degrees celsius. taking a look at the big picture wednesday into thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thur

, so it isa always come in off the north sea, so it is a pretty cool source. bring the edge off of things. your thermometer, and a little shelter it may read at 20 degrees, but on exposed coasts it will feel noticeably cooler. not much change as moving to tuesday and wednesday. plenty of dry weather around, sheltered areas are seeing the best of the sunshine and the warmth. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. unions representing doctors and nurses in england express concerns about new guidelines allowing the reuse of personal protective equipment. amidst a global shortage — some hospitals in the uk warn they may run out of the equipment this weekend. it isa it is a real disappointment for us that the government has been unable, even after a month, to address this progressively worsening shortage of ppe. president trump angers democrats — after tweeting in support of protests against stringent lockdown measures in three democrat—run us states. doctors injapan are warning the country's medical system

it does make it feel rather cool, especially along the north sea coasts.n all parts will turn a bit warmer. but the isobars still squeeze together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be sheltered glens here that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time. that isn't going to last long before it clears to allow the sunshine, plenty of it across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along north sea coasts, some spots just around ten degrees or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots. now, overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, though, and that means we're g

so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coastss still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 degrees celsius. taking a look at the big picture wednesday into thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thursday, some spots will be

so the air is cooled, closer to that temperature. and you'll notice that right along north sea coastsugh there's still a breeze to notice, temperatures will be rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us, we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 celsius. taking a look at the big picture on wednesday to thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thursday, some spots will

the wind pushing into the north sea, so the focus of the showers will be across scotland, northern irelandicularly north and north—east england. through the afternoon it will turn heavy with hailand afternoon it will turn heavy with hail and thunder. probably the best of the sunshine further south, the midlands and southwards coming to south—west england. here, the pressure building. the wind lighter. with more sunshine, a touch warmer. the low teens further north. low pressure out of scandinavia, some showers into south—east scotland. some dry weather, sunshine and cloud building up through the afternoon. with lighter wind, some brightness around, it could be warmer than 17 degrees. a frontal feature around, it could be warmer than 17 degrees. a frontalfeature pushing up degrees. a frontalfeature pushing up from the south—west, a bit of uncertainty to this on sunday. it looks like part two of that weekend should be largely dry. some brightness around, variable cloud and some showers across northern scotland. temperatures reaching the mid—teens celsius, perhaps highs of 17 degrees. into ne

around 12 degrees in london, and only 6 degrees on the north sea coast in newcastle.ht, a widespread airfrost is expected towards the south, and certainly a frost towards the south coast. these are the city temperatures. many rural spots, coast. these are the city temperatures. many ruralspots, it will be below freezing. tomorrow, little recalled, because the wind is going to ease. in many areas, with a sunny day, fairly average temperatures, around 13 degrees, it will not feel too bad at all. through the week, it will warm up a little bit. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the number of people who have died in the uk with coronavirus rises by more than 700, pushing the total number of deaths above 11,000. as spain and italy begin to relax restrictions — the uk faces its fourth week in lockdown — with the government set to assess social distancing measures. the mother of one of the nurses praised by borisjohnson for helping save his life says she's "exceptionally proud" of her daughter. it doesn't matter what patient she is looking after, this is what she does,

a little bit cooler around the coast, particularly close to some of the north sea coasts.reeze is developing through the rest of the afternoon. through this evening and night we stick with like winds and clear skies in most places but an area of 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 midlands. typically between 2-9d and the midlands. typically between 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotla nd 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotland below freezing and for tomorrow some of the eastern parts of england will start off quite grey, mystic and murky, but that should tend to lift and clear and again you've got lots of dry weather and lots of sunshine. just a chance later in the day with the high ground of wales, say snowdonia, may be the west country moors, we could see the odd shower popping up and temperatures generally 20—22d, a little cooler than that again for some coasts. as we go through friday evening again a chance of one or two hefty showers for parts of wales and the

then you can see that cloud again, around the north sea. the early afternoon. nippy on the north sea coasts, around 12—15, but further towards the west, liverpool, birmingham there, 20 celsius. so that was saturday. this is sunday's weather forecast now, and this weak low pressure will drift in from the norwegian sea. also this means a shift in the wind direction — they will be coming in from the north — so cooler, i think, for much of scotland and northern ireland, and also increasing clouds, and they will bring a few showers, not just to scotland, but even further south, too, into yorkshire. now the temperatures, we are talking 13 in glasgow, so quite a drop come sunday. still around 19 in the midlands and 22 in london. now, monday, this trend continues. that is, the cooler air keeps arriving from the north. you can see that wind blowing out of the norwegian sea and tucking into scotland and also northern ireland, through the lakes. to the south, we just have a suggestion of a cool front here, so that means to the south of that, here, in

so the air is cooled closer to that temperature, and you'll notice that right along north sea coasts rising mid—to—high teens and close to 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots here. now, as we go on through monday night, that breeze stays with us. we're mainly clear, that will prevent much of the uk from seeing a frost again. a frost is possible across parts of scotland. and the rain and showers mayjust pep up towards the channel islands, parts of cornwall, south devon and into to the isles of scilly. uncertainty about who gets what but the potential is there for something wet, anyway, overnight into first thing on tuesday. and then on tuesday, it's for most of us another day of sunshine with an easterly wind and those temperatures contrasting between the north sea coasts and those elsewhere that could see temperatures rising close to 20 degrees celsius. taking a look at the big picture wednesday into thursday. the isobars open up, the winds turn lighter and it looks to be turning warmer as well. in fact, by thursday, some spots will be around the mid—20s. friday into the weekend, te

there is a contrast between the north sea coast and elsewhere.nds look to be turning warmer as well. by thursday, some spots will be in the mid—20s. proteins of the weekend, temperatures start to come down a few degrees. more cloud around, there is a chance of seeing some showers. but until then, it's another dry april week to come with plenty of sunshine and a brisk easterly breeze, especially along north sea coast. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british government says a shipment of 8a tonnes of personal protective equipment, which should already have arrived from turkey, had been delayed till on monday. more than 16,000 people have now died in the uk from coronavirus—related conditions. more protests have been held in several cities across the us, calling for state governors to ease the economic restrictions, which were put in place to stop the spread of covid—19. president trump has signalled his support for the demonstrations. in other news: police in canada say a man has shot dead at least 13 —— 10 people in a rural community in nova

it does make it feel rather cool, especially along north sea coasts. the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be sheltered glens here that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so a frost in parts of scotland tuesday, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time. that isn't going to last long before it clears to allow the sunshine, plenty of it across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts are higher, around 30—40mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along north sea coasts, some spots just around 10 degrees or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 degrees celsius in the warm spots. now, overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, though, and that means we're going to avoid a frost again, barjust one or two spots in scotland getting cl

it does make you feel rather cool, especially along the north sea coasts.e isobars are still squeezed together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be glens that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time, but that won't last long before it clears. plenty of sunshine across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0 mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along the north sea coasts, some spots just around ten celsius or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 celsius in the warm spots. now overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, meaning we will avoid a frost again, bari—2 spots in scotland getting close to maybe a little bit below fre

it will feel cold along the north sea coastline. 't forget in a cold along the north sea coastline. this evening and overnight we will still have a brisk wind. there will be thick cloud in the channel islands and the south—west of england. whether cloud is broken in parts of the highlands and parts of north—east england we could well see a touch of frost. elsewhere there won't be any issues. cloud around rather like this morning. any cloud and rain left in west cornwall and the channel islands will move away, leaving behind a lot of dry weather. still keen went and still feeling cool if you are exposed to that. the winds will be lighter. we are looking at a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and it will feel better as a result and it will not feel as cold. temperatures ranging from 11 in lerwick to 22 in cardiff. more cloud out towards the west but most of us staying dry. the headlines coming up next. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. more warnings from hospitals in en

it does make you feel rather cool, especially along the north sea coasts.rts will turn a bit warmer. but the isobars are still squeezed together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be glens that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time, but that won't last long before it clears. plenty of sunshine across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along the north sea coasts, some spots just around ten celsius or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 celsius in the warm spots. now overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, meaning we will avoid a frost again, bari—2 spots in scotland getting clos

we're talking around about 16 in the south and still fairly chilly on the north sea coast.er forecast and i think, by this stage, there's hardly anything left of that weather front and instead what we're actually seeing is a shift in the wind direction. the winds are starting to blow out of the east and that's a dry direction. we generally get dry air from that direction so it's pushing all the clouds away, drying out the skies, the atmosphere, so more sunshine on the way and as a result also, the temperatures will start to rise too. you can see that big area of high pressure across scandinavia where the winds blow around like so and hence because of these isobars, you can see they're pointing more or less from east to west, that's also where the air‘s coming from. that's where that wind is coming from, so that easterly breeze is going to push away any clouds. we're in for another very settled week. so this is the forecast for the week ahead. from monday onwards to friday you can see all of these weather icons are indicating dry weather throughout the country and in fact in

it does make you feel rather cool, especially along the north sea coasts.squeezed together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be glens that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly may produce a bit of rain for a time, but that won't last long before it clears. plenty of sunshine across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0 mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along the north sea coasts, some spots just around ten celsius or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 celsius in the warm spots. now overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of patchy cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, meaning we will avoid a frost again, bar1—2 spots in scotland getting close to maybe a little bit below freezing. now there may

high, it is going to feel a little less cold and i think the temperatures will also recover on the north sea so. that is because the wind had shifted direction a little bit. now the high pressure that is with us on wednesday is stretching right across europe, so some very settled weather here. across spain and portugal, things are changing, low pressure is developing here and we will talk about that low in just a second. so, here is wednesday, we are still pretty much in the middle of this sort of elongated area of high pressure, stretching into europe. temperatures of around 13 degrees or so. actually, in the sunshine, the sun is very strong at this time of year, if you are out in the garden, it feels relatively pleasant. so, back towards that low pressure i mentioned close to spain and portugal. well, it is actually going to be drifting slowly in our direction towards the end of the week and through the weekend, so that thinking is, with also a change in wind direction, temperatures may rise a little bit, but also the clouds will be increasing as well and that could bring some rain come th

the wind coming along the north sea coast, warmest parts of england. a bit more clout around. the slight chance of a shower, a little bit cooler by then. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump said he is working with state governors to make sure they had the resources needed to ramp up coronavirus testing and added that new york governor andrew cuomo would visit the white house on tuesday to discuss the response to the pandemic. the price of us oil has turned negative for the first time in history, with the main benchmark price closing at minus 37 dollars a barrel. president trump said the us would add 75 million barrels to the national reserve. global demand for oil has all but dried due to the lockdowns. an raf plane is on its way to turkey to pick up a delayed delivery of protective kit for nhs workers. the government said it was working "around the clock" to address the lack of protective year.

m ea ns thicker cloud along the north sea coast means lower temperatures. the weather pattern thursday into friday, here's the high—pressure and winds blow around the high—pressure in this direction so they are scooping up again that warmth from the south, the thinking is that given sunny skies across much of england and wales temperatures could be highest on friday, it could get up be highest on friday, it could get up into the mid—20s potentially in one or two areas can pick the around the london area but further north a bit more cloud so has the churches will be lower and for example in glasgow around 16 degrees. friday of the easter weekend is again a bit more, can these weather fronts increasing amounts of cloud and also the possibility of encountering some rain, obviously in a many of us are stuck indoors you probably won't catch the rain but you do pop out briefly you may run into a few spots. possible across some of these western and northern areas are still very warm western and northern areas are still very warm on western and northern areas are s

it does make you feel rather cool, especially along the north sea coasts.isobars are still squeezed together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around that area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be glands that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. so frosty start to tuesday in scotland, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, south devon, cornwall, the isles of scily may produce a bit of rain for a time, but that won't last long before it clears. plenty of sunshine across the uk, these are the wind speeds, gusts around 30—a0 mph in places. just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature along the north sea coasts, some spots just around ten celsius or so, whereas most areas are in the mid—to—high teens, near 20 celsius in the warm spots. now overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit of apache cloud here and there. the breeze stays up, meaning we will avoid a frost again, bar i—2 spots in scotland getting close to maybe a little bit below free

noticeably lighter winds on the north sea coast and in the southeast as north sea coast and in the southeastecover a little bit because the sunshine is strong. it's warming up the air, so temperatures possibly getting up to 13 degrees on the north sea coast. the same process continues wednesday. the high—pressure ‘s right over us, very little wind to move things around and that will allow the air to warm up a little once more. temperatures could be as high around 70 to even 19 degrees on wednesday. on thursday, there will bea wednesday. on thursday, there will be a subtle change in our weather pattern. we will start to see this area of low pressure developing to the southwest of us, and weather fronts will travel in our direction. that also means that the wind direction is going to change, so it will start to come in from the south in the southeast. it will push the cold air towards the north, so again, things will warm up. there's not an awful lot of it was the southwest. if your gardener or farmer and want some rain, you have to wait for friday and the weekend. by to wait for friday and th

forecast for tomorrow — not much change we still have that bit of cloud, but it starts to hug the north sea. for example today, in scarborough, it is beautiful and sunny and warm, tomorrow it might be a bit more cloudy. to the south of that, it remains warm and sunny. heading through the easter weekend, we start to see weather france approaching the uk. they‘ re to see weather france approaching the uk. they're still mostly to the west and the north of us on good friday, but it does mean that there is an increasing chance of a fuse box of rain. to the south, it is going to be a warm day, temperatures could even get up to 2a celsius. by the time we get to saturday and sunday, these weather fronts are getting closer. you can see it is starting to get a bit more cloudy. with the low—pressures lurking, there is the threat of a bit more rain in the coming days. i want to point out this big drop in the temperature, in london, for example, on saturday. other places will also see a on saturday. other places will also seea similar on saturday. other places will also see a similar drop. into next wee

cool and cloudy for the north—east of england and scotland with the wind off the cold north sea.up to 16, i7. sea. best of the sunshine, up to 16, 17. this evening, the band of rain starting to fizzle out. behind, heavy, thundery showers pushing up from france, northern extent probably the mittens by the end of the night, north wales, may be east anglia. further north, namely dry, clearer skies in the west, a touch of frost in rural parts of scotland. still showers and cloud in much of southern central england and wales and thunderstorms working north and fizzling out. ahead of this, lots of sunshine in much of scotland, northern ireland, north—eastern england tomorrow, and spells of sunshine developing for southern coastal counties in the afternoon. eventually showers fizzling out tomorrow evening. a few sharp ones still for a time. sunday, second half of the weekend, area of high pressure building from the east and north—east. most of us on sunday will get off to a fairly cloudy start, particularly in the east, slowly the client will recede westwards, increasing of sunshine on

it does make it feel rather cool, especially on north sea coast.will turn a bit warmer. and all parts will turn a bit warmer. but the isobars still squeeze together as we look at the big picture for tuesday around the area of high pressure close to scandinavia. we start tuesday fairly chilly, but particularly in scotland where there will be sheltered glands that have dropped a few degrees below freezing. frosty parts of scotla nd below freezing. frosty parts of scotland to start tuesday, and a bit of cloud for the channel islands, cornwall and silly may produce a rain sometime. that won't last long until the sunshine. these are the wind speeds, costs up to 30—40 mph in places, and just as we saw on monday, that has an impact on the temperature in north sea coast, some areas temperature in north sea coast, some areas just around 10 celsius or so, whereas most areas just around 10 celsius or so, whereas most areas near areas just around 10 celsius or so, whereas most areas near 20 celsius in the warm spots. overnight and into wednesday morning, a bit

then you can see that cloud again, around the north sea.ut the early afternoon. nippy on the north sea coasts, around 12—15, but further towards the west, liverpool, birmingham there, 20 celsius. so that was saturday. this is sunday's weather forecast now, and this weak low pressure will drift in from the norwegian sea. also this means a shift in the wind direction — they will be coming in from the north — so cooler, i think, for much of scotland and northern ireland, and also increasing clouds, and they will bring a few showers, not just to scotland, but even further south, too, into yorkshire. now the temperatures, we are talking 13 in glasgow, so quite a drop come sunday. still around 19 in the midlands and 22 in london. now, monday, this trend continues. that is, the cooler air keeps arriving from the north. you can see that wind blowing out of the norwegian sea and tucking into scotland and also northern ireland, through the lakes. to the south, we just have a suggestion of a cool front here, so that means to the south of that, here, i

we're talking around about 16 in the south and still fairly chilly on the north sea coast.this stage, there's hardly anything left of that weather front and instead what we're actually seeing is a shift in the wind direction. the winds are starting to blow out of the east and that's a dry direction. we generally get dry air from that direction so it's pushing all the clouds away, drying out the skies, the atmosphere, so more sunshine on the way and as a result also, the temperatures will start to rise too. you can see that big area of high pressure across scandinavia where the winds blow around like so and hence because of these isobars, you can see they're pointing more or less from east to west, that's also where the air‘s coming from. that's where that wind is coming from, so that easterly breeze is going to push away any clouds. we're in for another very settled week. so this is the forecast for the week ahead. from monday onwards to friday you can see all of these weather icons are indicating dry weather throughout the country and in fact in some parts of the uk those

the winds will be lighter so not as chilly down the north sea coastline. ce again. the headlines are coming next. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today. masks for the public could put nhs supplies at risk. a warning from hospital bosses as government advisers meet to review policy. "well—loved" and "hugely respected" — tributes to accident and emergency consultant manjeet singh riyat who has died after contracting covid—19. the government rejects claims that it was too slow to cancel large sporting events. it's after some coronavirus deaths were blamed on liverpool's champions league game against athletico madrid last month. and he's already raised nearly £30 million for the nhs — now, captain tom is to open yorkshire's nightingale hospital. it's tuesday 21st april. our top story. the latest measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic — including whether people should be told to wear masks when not at home — will be discussed by the government's scientific advisory committee later today. nhs providers, t

nippy on the north sea coast, around 12—15d, but further toward the west of liverpool, birmingham, 20 sea. also shift in winds from the north so cooler for much of scotland and northern ireland and also increasing clouds and they will bring a few showers. to scotland and further south into yorkshire. temperatures of about 13 in glasgow also quite a drop. still around 19 and the midlands and 22 in london. monday, this trend continues. that is the cooler air arriving from the north was you —— you can see it through the lakes. through the south we have a selection of a cool front —— suggestion. it will still be relatively warm, temperatures could not get up to around 21 degrees —— could get up. tuesday and wednesday, it looks as though it will cool down across the south as well. many of us will catch a few showers. bye—bye. the lockdown has led to the uk's biggest drop

come away from those north sea coasts and it gets a little warmer than that, temperatures reaching 19oking very similar in terms of weather. maybe some showers pushing into the channel islands but there is some uncertainty about that. for most of us it is dry and sunny and warm. temperatures could reach 20 degrees in cardiff and those eastern coasts would still be on the cold side. high pressures remaining through the rest of the week, wins following from the mid week and it is set to get warmer. temperatures will push into the 20s in england and wales. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... reports the uk is looking to gradually lift some lockdown restrictions, such as re—opening schools and allowing some small social gatherings, are rejected by a government minister. the national care forum estimates that the number of deaths linked to coronavirus in uk care homes may be far higher than official figures currently show. protesters in several states in the us demand to go back to work, saying stay—at—home measures are too tough. millions of people across the orthodox

nippy on the north sea coast around 12, 15, further towards the west, liverpool, birmingham their 20dc this week low pressure will drift in from the norwegian sea. also this means a shift in the wind direction. they will be coming in from the north. cooler much of scotland and northern ireland. also increasing clouds and fate will bring a few showers. not just to scotland but further south into york shire. they temperatures, we're talking 13 in glasgow. trite fleet not quite a drop come sunday. 22 in london. monday this trend continues, that is the cooler air keeps arriving from the north. you can see that wind blowing out to the norwegian sea and tucking into scotla nd norwegian sea and tucking into scotland and also northern ireland, through the lakes. to the south we just have a suggestion of a cool front here. that means to the south of that here, and the southeast and angling is relatively warm temperatures. temperatures to get up to around 21 degrees. you can see some showers looming and southwestern parts of england. 0n monday. tuesday and wednesday it looks as though it's going

then you can see that cloud again, around the north sea. north sea coasts, around 12—15, but further towards the west, liverpool, birmingham there, 20 celsius. so that was saturday. this is sunday's weather forecast now, and this weak low pressure will drift in from the norwegian sea. also this means a shift in the wind direction — they will be coming in from the north — so cooler, i think, for much of scotland and northern ireland, and also increasing clouds, and they will bring a few showers, not just to scotland, but even further south, too, into yorkshire. now the temperatures, we are talking 13 in glasgow, so quite a drop come sunday. still around 19 in the midlands and 22 in london. now, monday, this trend continues. that is, the cooler air keeps arriving from the north. you can see that wind blowing out of the norwegian sea and tucking into scotland and also northern ireland, through the lakes. to the south, we just have a suggestion of a cool front here, so that means to the south of that, here, in the south—east and east anglia, it