the north sea coastal bike cost goes all around the warden scene from $1.00 national park to the next. and if you meet a ranger you can definitely aas them any questions they'll be happy to help. by whole fossil so when it's high tide the birds have to find a place to rest because they can only feed from the mud flats that are not covered in water. now that it's high tide at lunch time we have a huge amount of birds. there mainly singles but there are also some oystercatchers and big curlew's. nest those world natural heritage accolade is read only awarded to sites which are unique. special here is that the landscape changes faster than most. here believe. that you know much of the wants and see as special in that not troll geological processes can still take place on a large surface. there is a row with areas disappearing and sedimentation that means new areas a much these natural geological processes on the coast on this scale are really unique in the world of. the biodiversity and it's also a unique and very sensitive to change caused by the climate pollution for instance . it is v

except for the houses safely builds on artificial hills called boston there's no place along the north sea where people are more exposed to the forces of nature than here how again are an extreme habitat just like the entire water and sea just imagine having to fashion your entire life around title variations of times there's water and others there isn't that's a huge challenge for the plants the animals and the people who live here let's take a closer look. the warden's the stretches from the netherlands in the west to germany and on to denmark and the. unesco placed it on its willed heritage list in 2009. which is one of the nostrum aning large scale into title ecosystems in europe. a valuable environment for endangered cloned animals. to dudes and sandbags are also protected in this reserve alongside the month flats. at the end of may countless seals turn up to rest on the sand. best in season is from mid june to the end of july. the tourist boat stand to distance and respect the seals need for quiet. the warden see is also an important step from migrate to rebalance they rest and fill

so, once those winds off the north sea and out of the north ease, we'll start to see those temperaturesget to the end of the week. so, a real chill in the air, i think, for sunday, monday, tuesday as well. but then beyond that, thursday, friday and into the following weekend, we can see that high pressure‘s with us and we'll see those weather conditions settling down. those winds continuing to ease and it'll turn just that little bit warmer. so here's the summary — just like yesterday, it's going to be colder from sunday, there is an air frost on the way, particularly across the northern half of the uk, and then we've got a relatively cool week ahead. bye— bye. tonight at ten, the queen conveys respect and gratitude to the generation that secured victory in europe on ve day. 75 years after she appeared on the palace balcony with her father the king, her majesty acknowledged the unavoidable absence of similar scenes at this time. today it may seem hard that we cannot mark this special anniversary as we would wish. instead, we remember from our homes and our doorsteps. but our streets are

here on the north sea you can go swimming at any time it's a popular spot for water sports and there are multiple annual surfing competitions . and do young is a dutch kite surfer. i really like the nature you're in the know it in the south that spots for kite surfing then. 2 days ago we've been surfing between the seals so it was really a wonderful and a like it's here because you can go shopping and you can do if anything you. amid the dunes just unisex seen a favorite zoot institution it's been here since the 1980 s. and it's been a number one destination for anyone who's hungry for fresh fish. and . in the 1960 s. and seventy's this beach was famous for its wild parties. won't be valsin millionaires started coming here germany's jet set. suit became the appear to me of german glamour. and even today on the strong buy in company it's about flaunting what you've got. but zoot is not only for the rich and famous anyone can come here and they do some $900000.00 visitors a year. the serene heart of zoot is an ancient do landscape. it's said to be. some 3000 years old. visitors are not

feeling a little bit cool in the north sea coast, looking at highs of 26 degrees.ernight we will continue to see clear skies for the most pa rt continue to see clear skies for the most part but some area of low cloud and flog carew terrace fog could drift in —— cloud and fog. could keep some murky conditions at times for the eastern coast but generally it is fine, dry and lots of sunshine in the forecast and temperatures highest across the western side of the uk, 26 or 27 degrees. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a fourth night of violence in the us city of minneapolis — after the death of george floyd — a black man in police custody. a former police officer is charged with murder. anger has spread across america. a state of emergency is declared in georgia. atlanta's mayor calls for an end to rioting. you are disgracing our city. you are just you arejust raising you are just raising the life of george boyd and every other person who has been killed —— you are disgracing the life of george floyd and every other

the breeze is coming in off the north sea and so a chilly sauce and so on north sea and so a chilly sauce and so on the exposed east coasts, it's noticeably cooler. we could see high values of 28 degrees, 82 fahrenheit, across parts of north—west scotland. mid 20s in the sheltered areas. along the east coast, likely to see for the rest of the afternoon 20 or 21 degrees. that is not bad, 70 fahrenheit that you need to factor in the breeze. whatever your thermometer is suggesting, uv levels are high across the country and that is worth bearing in mind if you are spending some time outside this afternoon. through this evening, we keep the clear but again with the breeze coming from the cooler source it will allow those temperatures to fall away to a comfortable level for getting a good night's sleep. hopefully 7—12. we start off tomorrow almost with a repeat performance, high pressure still with us. the wind is circulating in a clockwise direction so still a lighter breeze but coming in off the north sea. as we go through the day on saturday, a little bit of early morning low cloud and may b

very cold and nancy —— the north sea coast.s well. we are still in the blue on thursday. it becomes a little fainter. but friday the yellow, the warmer air mass moves across the uk. temps start to bolster. thursday, average figures. 15 to 16 degrees in the south—west. we should lose the north sea wind. a big difference for newcastle and hull. best of the sunshine on friday. cloud filling in as the day goes by. temperatures not doing so badly. around average. highs of16 to 17 doing so badly. around average. highs of 16 to 17 towards the south. it is come the weekend we start to pull ina it is come the weekend we start to pull in a much warmer air and temperatures get a significant lift, up temperatures get a significant lift, up to 21 in london on monday. a lot of dry weather. we could see the weather front bothering the far north of scotland with some rain. this is bbc news. the headlines... keeping people injobs — the chancellor says the furlough scheme will be extended for four months until october — but employers will be ask

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north seaead frostjust away from some windier spots across parts of eastern and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm martine croxall. a disaster — president trump's handling of the pandemic is slammed by his predecessor barack o

we may not even make 12 degrees, and single figures on the north sea coast.ot completely, because on the edge of this high pressure, there is this little mini cold front which is going to sweep in even colder weather temporarily into scotland. notice the blobs of blue there in scotland, and even some white there, indicating some wintry showers. so scotland on tuesday a very chilly day, with perhaps some sleet and snow moving across the highlands. only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won't be quite so cold. temperatures should make double figures, around 10—11. and mildest conditions there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 1a degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 1a or 15. and the temperatures will gradually recover through the course of the week

cold winds as well, and we really are going to notice the strength of the wind, particularly on the north seall be gusting to around a0 mph, perhaps more in a few places. here is the cold front. even in the north, cold enough for some wintery showers across the hills of scotland. now, the temperatures on sunday really will take a dive. we're talking at least a 10 degree drop if not more in most major towns and cities. only seven in newcastle, 9 norwich, around 13—14 degrees there in london. and then the following night, so this is actually sunday night into monday, we see an air frost developing across the northern half of the uk, and probably a ground frost across the south. so, a chilly start to monday. those strong winds blowing in off the north sea, again, very cold in the shade there, compared at least to what we've been used to. those temperatures dropping further, single figures along the north sea coast, barely making double figures across many areas of the midlands. 12 degrees in london. it's going to stay fairly cool until around wednesday—thursday, and then after that, it looks as

cool for north sea coasts and cool for the south—west underneath that cloud and rain. ales, north—west england and scotland, up to 18 degrees. on wednesday we could see one 01’ degrees. on wednesday we could see one or two degrees. on wednesday we could see one oi’ two showers degrees. on wednesday we could see one or two showers grazing into western fringes, but otherwise it is fine and dry with patchy cloud and sunny spells. the temperatures generally start to nudge upwards by this stage. that continues as we move into thursday and friday. we develop a southerly flow across the british isles. you can see the orange colours on the charts. a bit more unsettled further north. a bit cooler as well. let me show you what happens at the weekend. here comes a plunge of very cold air, unusually cold for this time of year. that is going to feel more like winter. in fa ct, going to feel more like winter. in fact, for some of us there could be some wintry showers. a reminder of our top story... the government has drawn up draft rules for businesses to follow once lockdown is ease

so, once those winds off the north sea and out of the north ease, we'll start to see those temperatures back up to round about 16 by the time we get to the end of the week. so, a real chill in the air, i think, for sunday, monday, tuesday as well. but then beyond that, thursday, friday and into the following weekend, we can see that high pressure's with us and we'll see those weather conditions settling down. those winds continuing to ease and it'll turn just that little bit warmer. so here's the summary — just like yesterday, it's going to be colder from sunday, there is an air frost on the way, particularly across the northern half of the uk, and then we've got a relatively cool week ahead. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: 75 years after she appeared on the palace balcony — with her father the king to signal victory in europe — the queen acknowledges the unavoidable absence of similar scenes at this time. today, it may seem hard that we cannot mark this special anniversary as we would wish. instead we mark this from our doorsteps. at our streets are not empty. they are fille

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north seaning a widespread frostjust away from some windier spots across parts of eastern and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: it's a disaster — president trump's handling of the pandemic is

so they arrived at a solution fairly quickly tipping it all into the north sea in the baltic anymore and you also see. in the leaderboard 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 leave things. 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 it was to meet in digital for example the body people. the will chime german navy had a large arsenal not far from this beach outside the city of keel peter fans remember 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 ord

cloud over, and we are expecting some showers, particularly across scotland, maybe one or two on the north seaers peppered around across yorkshire and the very far north of the uk, but predominantly it's clear. that's led to a frost across scotland, northern england, an air frost, and certainly a ground frost in southern parts of the uk, at least in a few areas. so monday gets off to a chilly but sunny start. the winds will be very brisk. you can see them blowing off the north sea there, on the yorkshire coast, east anglia and into the south—east. temperatures struggling, we should be closer to 17 in the south. we may not even make 12 degrees, and single figures on the north sea coast. now, here's tuesday's weather map. high—pressure's with us. that does mean mostly dry weather, though not completely, because on the edge of this high pressure, there is this little mini cold front which is going to sweep in even colder weather temporarily into scotland. notice the blobs of blue there in scotland, and even some white there, indicating some wintry showers. so scotland on tuesday a very chilly day

we may not even make 12 degrees, and single figures on the north sea coast. mean mostly dry weather, though not completely, because on the edge of this high pressure, there is this little mini cold front which is going to sweep in even colder weather temporarily into scotland. notice the blobs of blue there in scotland, and even some white there, indicating some wintry showers. so scotland on tuesday a very chilly day, with perhaps some sleet and snow moving across the highlands. only five degrees in stornoway. to the south of that, it won't be quite so cold. temperatures should make double figures, around 10—11. and mildest conditions there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps even 13 or 14 degrees. and then, on wednesday, again a couple of showers potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwise it's just broken cloud, some good sunny spells coming through, and temperatures still struggling, typically around say 10—12 degrees. just that slightly milder spot there in the south—west of the uk, perhaps 14 or 15. and the temperatures will gradually reco

over, and we are expecting some showers, particularly across scotland, and maybe one or two on the north sea the very far north of the uk, but predominantly it's clear. that's led to a frost across scotland, northern england, an air frost, and certainly a ground frost in southern parts of the uk, at least in a few areas. so monday gets off to a chilly but sunny start. the winds will be very brisk. you can see them blowing off the north sea there, on the yorkshire coast, east anglia and into the south—east. temperatures struggling — we should be closer to 17 in the south. we may not even make 12 degrees, and single figures on the north sea coast. now, here's tuesday's weather map. high pressure's with us. that does mean mostly dry weather, though not completely, because on the edge of this high pressure, there is this little mini cold front which is going to sweep in even colder weather temporarily into scotland. notice the blobs of blue there in scotland, and even some white there, indicating some wintry showers. so scotland on tuesday a very chilly day, with perhaps some sleet and snow movi

over, and we are expecting some showers, particularly across scotland, and maybe one or two on the north sea across yorkshire and the very far north of the uk, but predominantly it's clear. that's led to a frost across scotland, northern england, an air frost, and certainly a ground frost in southern parts of the uk, at least in a few areas. so monday gets off to a chilly but sunny start. the winds will be very brisk. you can see them blowing off the north sea there, on the yorkshire coast, east anglia and into the south—east. temperatures struggling — we should be closer to 17 in the south. we may not even make 12 degrees, and single figures on the north sea coast. now, here's tuesday's weather map. high pressure's with us. that does mean mostly dry weather, though not completely, because on the edge of this high pressure, there is this little mini cold front which is going to sweep in even colder weather temporarily into scotland. notice the blobs of blue there in scotland, and even some white there, indicating some wintry showers. so scotland on tuesday a very chilly day, with perhaps som

temperatures typically between 1a and 19 degrees, but a little bit cool for some of those north sea coastshrough the evening, gusts of 45 mph or a touch more are possible for the far south—west of england. also turning very wet here and for channel islands as a frontal system slides its way in. but remember our area of high pressure? that will act like a block, it will stop this front making much progress northwards. so, yes, we see rain across the south—west of england getting into parts of wales, the midlands, maybe the south—east during tuesday, but that rain tends to fizzle away as it runs into that are of high pressure. it's dry further north with some sunshine. highest temperatures at this stage, i think, across north—west england and western scotland. as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, we keep a lot of dry weather, quite a chilly start on wednesday morning but then we see spells of sunshine. bit more of a breeze out west with some cloud and perhaps some showery rain coming and going at times. but those temperatures just nudging upwards, 19 or 20 degrees and certainly not

there has been a bit of rain overnight and it's moving away into the north sea and the cloud is thinningnd breaking and we have sunshine across the board through the rest of the day. things will even out in the next few days from the south—east of england and the highlands where it is going to be dry and sunny at temperatures around 23 degrees. today it's not quite as warm as yesterday in the south—east of england because there is a easterly breeze. but we are typically into the low to mid 20s with heat being pushed towards wales, the west midlands and also the west country. the reason it is sunny and it has been so dry all month, persistent areas of high pressure. we have one of those in charge at the moment. around the top of it we are drawing in cloud towards the northern isles of scotland, pushing southwards through the north sea and may emerge later in the night across eastern most parts of england. overnight we will have clear skies, generally double figures, a little chillier perhaps across eastern england where we may well start the day on friday with some areas of cloud. that wi

cooks often on the north sea coast is a popular tourist destination in germany. guests to the region booked around 7000000 overnight stays in 2018. vote in z. is a tourist magnet and every tourist is also a potential crab customer. but top in his nose is painting his boat instead of heading out to sea because hotels and restaurants have been closed for months it started getting bad in the middle of march. we noticed when the 1st cafeterias closed and then the restaurants after that the sales dropped off the merchant saw what was happening and immediately put on the brakes before that we were only fishing at 40 percent capacity anyway. to fish. there are now more than 90 crab boats in port along the north sea coast no income but full running costs supplied for emergency aid but hasn't heard anything for 6 weeks if the 44 year old husband and father isn't painting that he's looking through documents rulings motions and changing political proposals some money could come from the european fisheries fund but that's also a source of irritation dutch fishermen who are r

still a bit cooler for some of those north sea coasts with a flow of air off the sea, but as we head nant. it should fend off this frontal system. yes, we mightjust see a little bit of rain fringing into the far north—west of scotland at times, but generally speaking, it's a dry weekend. and widely, it will be very warm, with those temperatures into the 20s. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: four minneapolis police officers are sacked over the death of an african—american man pinned down in the street by his neck. for the first time, twitter labels one of donald trump's tweets as misleading. the uk follows the us and japan in approving an ebola drug as a treatment for covid—19. and costa rica becomes the first central american country to legalise same—sex marriage.

a cheery start to monday and the strong winds blow in off the north sea, very cold in the shade comparedle figures along the north sea coast and barely making double figures across many areas of the midlands. 12 degrees in london. staying cool until wednesday, thursday. after that, temperatures will pick up that little bit. goodbye. this is bbc world news, the headlines... bagpipes. prince charles leads the uk in remembrance, as communities fell silent for two minutes to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war in europe. the queen will address the uk this evening. donald trump lays a wreath at the war memorial in washington, and isjoined by several second world war veterans. in the united states, 20 million jobs are lost as the coronavirus pushes up unemployment to its highest since the great depression of the 1930s. and as the uk government decides whether to ease some lockdown measures — from monday, people in wales will be allowed to exercise outside more than once a day.

nd degrees, parts of south west scotland getting into the mid—20s, still coolers for some of the north seae enter the weekend, high—pressure dust remained dominant and it should fend off this frontal system. yes, we may feel a bit of rain in the far northwest of scotla nd rain in the far northwest of scotland at times, but generally speaking, it is a dry weekend and widely it will be very warm at those temperatures into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. on the frontline of a covid—19 intensive care ward in london and the doctors who fear a second peak, we've a special report. once the lockdown is relaxed, people of course are going to have more contact with each other, so that's the way this is going to spread. the political fallout continues over the actions on coronavirus lockdown rules of a top aide to british prime minister borisjohnson. as europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the vital tourist season — greece allows domestic travel to its islands. and the girl who cycled 1,200 kilometres across india,

little bit of early morning cloud may be drifting in off the north sea. that should ease away. little warmer. 21 across the east may be highs of 27. at 18df. the high pressure slowly starting to ease the way into next week. this but if i could introduce some cloud and shower re—outbrea ks but if i could introduce some cloud and shower re—outbreaks of rain. one thing more noticeable is behind that front we are going to see the winds of change direction to more of a northerly. that is going to allow a fresher feel as we go through the week next week. we start off warm and sunny but noticeably cooler from 00:28:36,465 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wednesday onward. this is bbc news. the headlines... a man — sacked as a police officer following the death of unarmed black man george floyd in the us city of minneapolis — has been arrested and charged with third degree murder and manslaughter — it follows three consecutive nights of rioting. president trump attacks china's plans to impose new security legislation in hong kong, and says the us will no longer give hong kong special treatment

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north seaay morning a widespread frostjust away from some windier spots across parts of eastern and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: it's a disaster: president trump's handling of the pandemic is slammed by his predecessor, ba rack obama. the uk's lock

some of these north sea coast of england, 15 they're in scarborough, come further west and it is 25—26most parts of the uk. 0vernight, clear and starry skies although there could be some lumps of low cloud and fog that roll inland from the north sea. 0vernight temperatures generally between eight — 13 degrees. into tomorrow, plenty of sunshine to be had. most of the early fog clear, could keep some murky conditions for some north sea coast, a chance tomorrow for some patchy fair weather cloud. highest temperatures in the western side of the uk, 23 in glasgow, 26 in cardiff. some are likely to get to 27 degrees. into next week things start to change. high pressure close by but this frontal system will push on from the north, bringing some rain. also the chance of some showers and thunderstorms to drift up showers and thunderstorms to drift up from the near continent. an increasing chance of rain as we head to next week, even down towards the south. it is also going to turn a 00:28:37,646 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bit cooler. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this w

gusts 30—a0 mph, stronger than that on north sea coasts and to the english channel later.nd that will make a 10—15 degree temperature drop feel even colder than that.

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north seatern and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. this is bbc news, the headlines. president trump's handling of the pandemic has been described by his predecessor, barack obama, as "an absolute chaotic disaster". in a conference call with his former staffers mr obama accused the current administration of having

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north seapots across parts of eastern and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: it's a disaster: president trump's handling of the pandemic is slammed by his predecessor ba rack obama. brazil's world —famous maraca na football stadium now a coronavirus hosp

showers across northern scotland under if you commit on the north sea to affect some of our eastern coastal areas of england. some spells of sunshine, but a cool day everywhere. not quite as cold, though, across the far north of scotland. that's your latest weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: boris johnson will announce a shift in message on coronavirus later, with a new warning system and a roadmap for easing the lockdown in england. the uk government is also set to unveil a new slogan telling the public to "stay alert" rather than ‘stay home'. in the us, president trump's handling of the pandemic is called a ‘chaotic disaster‘ by his predecessor, barack obama. and south korea‘s president warns of a second wave of infection as a new cluster of cases is confirmed. now, on bbc news, steve rosenberg explores how moscow views the tumultuous events of 1989 and looks into whether the coronavirus pandemic thwarts vladimir putin‘s bid to make russia great again. it stretched from the pacific ocean to the fringes of western europe. the soviet empire seemed invincible. applause and cheer

largely clear overnight and into monday morning bringing one or two wintry showers towards some north searn and southern england. and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chance of seeing a few showers that could be wintry in nature towards northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump's handling of the pandemic has been described by his predecessor, barack 0bama, as "an absolute chaotic disaster". in a conference call with his former staffers mr 0bama accused the current administration of having a mindset of ‘what‘s in it for me and to heck with everyone else'. the british government says emerging from lockdown will be a gradual process, and the public should remember it's not a single leap to freedom. it comes as the prime minister boris johnson prepares to address the nation on sunday evening

the easterly breeze could just pick up a little cloud of the north sea, affecting eastern scotla nd north north—east england. it isa scotland and north—east england. it is a comfortable night for trying to get a good night sleep, temperature is diving back between eight and 13 degrees. we start after my morning with any low cloud and mist quickly melting away. lots of sunshine expected once again. that easterly breeze will always just temper the feel of things along that east coast, highest values of 21 degrees, but further inland, with shelter, we could see 26 or 27. the sunshine and the warmth is likely to stay monday and tuesday. if that is what you like, make the most of it with change to come from wednesday onwards. you're watching bbc news — and we welcome viewers on bbc one and bbc world news as we expect today's coronavirus government briefing from downing street to start shortly. it's led today by the culture, media and sport secretary, 0liver dowden, and professorjonathan van tam, the deputy chief medical officerfor england. with me now is our health correspondent catherine burn

cool for some of the north sea cxows. regardless of the north sea cxows.vening. liz does for the most part overnight. again there could be patchy fog and some low cloud which may try to creep in from the north sea. not a particular cold night, 7-13 the sea. not a particular cold night, 7—13 the lows. into tomorrow, more of the same, more fine weather. early fog should lift and clear and then we are looking at large amounts of sunshine. could be some of those lumps of of sunshine. could be some of those lu m ps of low of sunshine. could be some of those lumps of low cloud and murkiness clinging to north sea cxows at times. temperatures again a little cool in eastern areas but come further west, 26 or 27. more dry, warm, and sunny weather to come this weekend. back to you. coronavirus: what next?, weekend. back to you. coronavirus: what next? , thank weekend. back to you. coronavirus: what next?, thank you very much. —— ben inc you very much. we'll be back with the headlines at 7:00. now, it's time for coronavirus: what next? with victoria derbyshire. hello

on wednesday, again a couple of showers are potentially affecting the north sea coast, but otherwisetures still struggling, typically around 10-12d, still struggling, typically around 10—12d, just that slightly milder spotin 10—12d, just that slightly milder spot in the far south—west in the uk at 14 spot in the far south—west in the uk at 1a or 15 degrees. the temperatures will gradually recover for the course of the week, perhaps making 17 degrees by the time we get to friday, and maybe even 20 over the weekend. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a gradual easing of the lockdown in england, but it's all conditional on the pandemic being under control. it‘s no longer ‘stay at home‘ but ‘stay alert‘ as the prime minister outlines a 3—step plan to boost the economy, schools and social life. if there are problems we will not hesitate to put the brakes on. we have been through the initial peak, but it is coming down the mountain thatis but it is coming down the mountain that is often more dangerous. from june, schools in engla