surely it would be wrong to hold back north wales until the virus is beaten in south wales?”t seems like there is relatively little disease. we have relatively little disease. we have relative safety compared to some areas. so people in your areas could potentially be released, but how far will that take us? the economy of north wales is heavily dependent on visitors and that cannot start, so yes, you can do some things in local areas by releasing people, and yes thatis areas by releasing people, and yes that is going to be beneficial in lots of ways, but we need to be careful and it is not going to help the economy much. another question for you, chris martin. the economy much. another question foryou, chris martin. how the economy much. another question for you, chris martin. how does a government decide to come out of lockdown, taking it away from the uk and looking more generally, how do they weigh up the importance of our wealth, compared to our health? that isa very wealth, compared to our health? that is a very tricky question. the best answer i can give to that is to

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 walesto the midlands and increase the 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

would he can only update the house on the provision of a new covid—19 testing site in north wales andntext of devolution? yes, testing is an area where there are uk and devolved responsibilities. and the testing sites, the drive—through is, they have been provided right across the uk. it is a programme that is driven by the government here with the support of the devolved authorities. i think making sure that there is testing available in north wales is incredibly important and as it is right across the country. especially so that people can get access to those tests as he has said. i'd also mention the home testing that will be done through the post, which of course will also be available, especially in more rural areas like his constituency. that might be one of the most effective ways for people to be able to get access to testing. hilary benn. thank you very much indeed mr speaker. it seems increasingly likely that part of what will beale require to tackle this virus in future will be the wearing of masks by members of the public in certain situations. if the government comes to t

thundery showers pushing up from france, northern extent probably the mittens by the end of the night, north walesurther 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 sunday —— quite the cloud will recede. feeling a little bit warmer on sunday, particularly away from eastern coasts, temperatures up to high teens, still feeling fairly cool on the eastern coast sunday afternoon. as we start the week, high—pressure generally the

a band of cloud, but we may see a bit of rain out of it as it drifts into northern england and north wales, lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, there could be some heavy thunderstorms through the afternoon. to the south 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

a 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

but some of that heat could trigger some thundery downpours late in the day across north wales, it willn england. we've also got some wetter weather coming into parts of scotland too. and there'll still be some showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and it may well brighten up again and for much of the country, it should be dry into the afternoon, though there could be a few sharp showers developing in wales and the south—west. and that means the higher temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england, 26 celsius is possible. more significant changes come in on sunday, northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier. further south, we'll have some sunshine but there's more likely to be some showers developing across most of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 celsius still possible in the south—east but the heat is beginning to ebb away. and that's because we have got a change in the wind direction. whilst we'll see the back of their showers eventually, it's a cold area of high

mostly a band of cloud, maybe some patchy rain later in the afternoon for northern england and north walesh, we've still got some heat around through the afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshire through the latter part of the day. so, perhaps some heavier rain locally here, and some sharper showers across northern scotland. showers though across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks, the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or northeasterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far southeast. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to

in north wales, isolated tribe showers drifting into england and some bursts of rain across scotlandnd overnight. not too much though, some places staying dry completely. into the morning, frost free start, cloudy and dry for some in scotland and northern ireland. turning drier and brighter for a time, sunniest conditions the further east you are where temperatures could peak around 26 celsius. a cooler feel for much of scotla nd celsius. a cooler feel for much of scotland later in the day and as you go through the second half of the easter weekend, temperatures will drop for all with an added wind—chill across eastern coasts. hello, you're watching bbc news. our headlines. the uk government issues an easter message, urging people to remain at home this weekend as governments across the world ask people to stay indoors to stop the spread of covid—19. prime minister's spending a sixth day in hospital after leaving intensive care. his father urges him to rest. eu finance ministers agreed a 500 billion euros rescue package to help countries worst affected by the pandemic. new york start

some of that heat could trigger thundery downpours late in the day across north wales moving to northernland as well. there will still be showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and they should all brighten up again and for much of the country should be dry into the afternoon. a few sharp showers developing in wales in the south—western that means the high temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england. 26 degrees is possible. more significant changes are coming in on sunday. northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south we will have some sunshine but there is more likely to be showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 degrees still possible in the south—east with the heat is beginning to ebb away. and that is because we have a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the showers eventually it is a cold area of high pressure moving down from the north and bringing with it more northerly wind and some

north wales, isolated sharp showers, drifting into northern england.land this evening and overnight. not too much, though, some places will stay dry. but into the morning, it will be a frost—free start, cloudy and damp for some in scotland and northern ireland. turning drier and brighterfor a time. the sunniest conditions, the further south and east you are, where temperatures could peak at around 26 celsius. feeling cooler to the west of scotland later in the day. and as we go through the second half of the easter weekend, temperatures will drop for all, with an added windchill along some eastern coasts. see you soon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk government issues an easter message to urging people at home this weekend as governments across the world ask people to stay indoors to stop the spread of coronavirus. the british prime minister is spending a sixth day in hospital after leaving intensive care. his father urges him to rest. eu finance ministers agree a 500 billion euro rescue package to help countries worst affected by the

ireland and northern scotland, and mayjust be isolated, but potentially thundery showers towards north wales teens and low 20s. as we go through tonight, the cloud and patchy rain in scotland and northern ireland, we will sink further south and east. still have a chance of a heavy shower in england, and much of england and wales going to be dry, and clear apart from mist and fog patches. nowhere are seeing and fog patches. nowhere are seeing a frost into the morning. damp start for some of us on saturday, for scotla nd for some of us on saturday, for scotland and northern ireland. the area of cloud with barely any rain will sink into northern england, hazy sunshine developing behind at the western isles. in england and wales, hazy sunshine with a chance of isolated and thundery showers developing. still warm for many of us, temperatures for some towards the mid 20s, especially in south—east england. another weather front bringing rain to parts of scotla nd front bringing rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland on sunday. that will sink further south, heavy and thundery showers breakin

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday. e far north of scotland. but the dry story is set to continue for the remainder of april, as you can see, dry, settled, and sunny, butjust that little bit cooler right across the country. take care. no parking e now for the latest —— this is bbc news — time now for the latest business stories for viewers in the uk and around the world. the pandemic bill keeps rising — with billions more in economic stimulus from the us and europe. but is it enough? plus, from luxury to necessity. bvlgari turns out hand sanitizer instead of perfume — in the fight against the coronavirus — we hear from the boss. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first, we start with the global economic response to the pandemic — because president trump is about to sign into law almost $500 billion more funding to support the us economy. that's on top of the $2.2 trillion set aside last month. the bill was pas

mostly a band of cloud, maybe some patchy rain later in the afternoon for northern england and north walesat around through the afternoon, we could trigger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshire through the latter part of the day. so, perhaps some heavier rain locally here, and some sharper showers across northern scotland. showers though across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks, the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or northeasterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far southeast. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the southwest

will continue to move its weight northwards, grinding a halt over northwards, grinding a halt over north wales and sunshine for the rest of the day. i easterly breeze will make it feel cooler unexposed posts, disappointing under the cloud and rain, but if we get some breaks with some sunshine we may see some higher temps of 50 degrees this afternoon. overnight, the rain will ease today but we will keep cloud across england and wales, one or two clearer slots across scotland. it is a relatively mild start to sunday. sunday is straightforward, if we have some cloud in the morning the easterly breeze coming off the north sea will pushit breeze coming off the north sea will push it back to the west and there will be more sunshine coming through into the afternoon and temperatures will be a degree or so up on today's wider, highest values of nine to 18 degrees. high pressure will stay with us for the week, so there is a bit of dry weather in the forecast. with wins coming round in a clockwise direction, the breeze will a lwa ys clockwise direction, the breeze will always come in off the north sea,

the entry for north wales and north—west england. tchy rain in western side of northern ireland and scotland. this will sink east overnight. the chance of a shower towards northern england. the rest of england and wales dry and largely clear with some mist and fog. no frost, so it will be a mild start to saturday. this cloud and some rain affecting parts of scotland and northern ireland since southwards and the rain will start to fizzle out but it will be cloudy for a time in northern england. behind the cloud, it will brighten up for a time with some rain coming back to the western isles later. an isolated and possibly thundery shower. most places will stay dry. one to 31 and again much cooler by monday. you're watching bbc news. these are the latest headlines. there is an easter message to stay indoors this weekend as more than 900 further deaths of people with coronavirus are announced across the uk. downing street says the prime minister continues to be in good spirits in hospital after he was moved from intensive care onto a regu

in the studio in north wales to form the chimpanzee he stuck several layers of pastry together and then cut them into shape . the cake are the studied part in graphic design his fascination with baking only developed later on. to learn how to my was a simple as ring you mom. and scientology in my genuinely how it started when i wanted to make the 1st one i had not the foggiest could. he modeled the schools bone structure and fudge. he also used the multiple sugar paste to sculpt the facial features as well. this is now what the public are going to see what the client's going to say this is the final bit so it's really you have to go deep in thought my show you get in every line because if i. made an hour of bacon $62014.00. he makes a living from his creations for birthdays weddings and anniversaries. in addition he also maintains his own you tube channel. with his often that nobody sees the mica they just see the finished pace people see in the inside the behind the scenes the process of how it got so what it looked like. then cullen puts the finishing touches on his chimpanzee with fo

andrea for north wales and north—west england. this will sink further south and east across rest of scotland overnight. the chance of a shower towards northern england. the rest of england and wales dry and largely clear with some mist and fog patches. nowhere seen a frost so it will be a mild start to saturday. this area of cloud debt in parts of scotla nd this area of cloud debt in parts of scotland and northern ireland as saturday begins. the rate will start to fizzle out but it will be cloudy for a time to fizzle out but it will be cloudy fora time in to fizzle out but it will be cloudy for a time in northern england. behind the cloud, it will brighten up behind the cloud, it will brighten upfora time behind the cloud, it will brighten up for a time with rain coming back to the western isles later. the rest of england and wales may have an isolated and possibly thundery shower. most places will stay dry. warm to very warm but again much cooler by monday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: an easter message to stay indoors

some of that heat could trigger thundery downpours late in the day across north wales moving to northerner coming into parts of scotland as well. there will still be showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and they should all brighten up again and for much of the country should be dry into the afternoon. a few sharp showers developing in wales in the south—western that means the high temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england. 26 degrees is possible. more significant changes are coming in on sunday. northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south we will have some sunshine but there is more likely to be showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 degrees still possible in the south—east with the heat is beginning to ebb away. and that is because we have a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the showers eventually it is a cold area of high pressure moving down from the north and bringing with it m

mostly a band of cloud, maybe some patchy rain later in the afternoon for northern england and north walesger some thunderstorms across south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshire through the latter part of the day. so, perhaps some heavier rain locally here, and some sharper showers across northern scotland. showers though across england and wales tend to fizzle out as we head overnight and into monday. a much milder story across the southern half of the uk. overnight, to the north, a risk of a frost across scotland. and here's what that weather front really marks, the boundary between warmer air across the southern half of the uk, and colder air trying to feed into the north or northeasterly breeze as we look at monday. showers across northern scotland, but actually quite a lot of sunny spells across the northern half of the uk through the day, whereas the cloud will tend to build further south. still pretty warm in the far southeast. elsewhere, probably mid teens at best, and then showers starting to break out in the southwest later on in the day on monday, as this area o

ireland, northern scotland and it mayjust be isolated, but potentially thundery showers across north walesce of a heavy shower in northern england, much of england and wales going to be dry overnight, clear but apart from a few mist and fog patches. we are seeing are thrust into the morning. there will be a damp weather in scotland, but hazy sunshine developing back to the western isles later, and ahead of it for the rest of england and wales, getting some hazy sunshine, but the chance of an isolated and possibly thundery showers developing. still one for many of us, but temperatures for some towards the mid 20s, especially in south—east england. the weather front bringing ranged a pa rt the weather front bringing ranged a part of scotland and northern ireland on sunday, sinking south with heavy and thundery showers breaking out in england and wales, with some hazy sunshine and on sunday, turning colder from with some hazy sunshine and on sunday, turning colderfrom the north, and may be a frost for some of us on sunday night. across the northern half of the uk. as high pressure built into

wales. still taking a time to work its way north.i think a dry day with some bright or sunny spells. for the south, though, a good chance of some rain for many areas and the temperatures sitting in the mid—teens at best. and then from midweek onwards, that area of low pressure will throw the influence of its showers further north. a pretty unsettled story across the board as we look at the forecast through the latter part of the week. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the number of deaths from coronavirus in uk hospitals has today passed 20,000. the virus has now claimed the lives of 200,000 people around the world. for the nation in particular, this is a deeply tragic and moving moment. all our thoughts and sympathies are with those individuals that have

still have the warmth with us in the far south, but it will be cooler in the north and north wales aser coming in. but as ever, you can get plenty more information on the website. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. countries around europe pursue options to end the lockdown, belgium sets out a detailed plan to relax restrictions. meanwhile a former chancellor in the uk calls on the government to set out how britain can ease its lockdown and restart the economy. 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. you should not be afraid of accessing health care services. we want you to call 111, call your gp, or call 999 first. but the nhs is there for you. the english premier league holds talks with ministers about how football matches could resume with televised matches played

some of that heat could trigger thundery downpours late in the day across north wales moving to northernwell. there will still be showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and they should all brighten up again and for much of the country should be dry into the afternoon. a few sharp showers developing in wales in the south—western that means the high temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england. 26 degrees is possible. more significant changes are coming in on sunday. northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south we will have some sunshine but there is more likely to be showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 degrees still possible in the south—east with the heat is beginning to ebb away. and that is because we have a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the showers eventually it is a cold area of high pressure moving down from the north and bringing with it more northerly wind and some stronger

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

some of that heat could trigger thundery downpours late in the day across north wales moving to northernwell. there will still be showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and they should all brighten up again and for much of the country should be dry into the afternoon. a few sharp showers developing in wales in the south—western that means the high temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england. 26 degrees is possible. more significant changes are coming in on sunday. northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south we will have some sunshine but there is more likely to be showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 degrees still possible in the south—east with the heat is beginning to ebb away. and that is because we have a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the showers eventually it is a cold area of high pressure moving down from the north and bringing with it more northerly wind and some stronger

some of that heat could trigger thundery downpours late in the day across north wales moving to northern will still be showers around on saturday morning across scotland and the north of england. those should tend to fade away and they should all brighten up again and for much of the country should be dry into the afternoon. a few sharp showers developing in wales in the south—western that means the high temperatures are more likely to be in the south—east of england. 26 degrees as possible. more significant changes are coming in on sunday. northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south we will have some sunshine but there is more likely to be showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales. those could be heavy and thundery. 22 degrees still possible in the south—east with the heat is beginning to ever way. and that is because we have a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the showers eventually it is a cold area of high pressure moving down from the north and ringing with it more northerly wind and some stronger wind overni

a weather front across northern england and north wales, patchy rain come the afternoon, ahead of itkshire and lincolnshire, some thunderstorms. to the north, a 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:

25 degrees but some of that heat could trigger something dirty outdoors later in the day across north wales coming into parts of scotla nd some other weather coming into parts of scotland too. though still be some showers and saturday morning across scotland and the north of england and those should fade away and may brighten up for much of the country, it should be dried to the afternoon they could be a few sharp showers developing in wales and the southwest and more likely to be in the southeast of england, 26 degrees is possible. more significant changes coming in northern parts of the uk will be cooler and cloudier, further south was some sunshine more likely to be some showers developing across more southern parts of england and wales and it could be heavier in foundry, but 22 degrees to possible in the southeast but the heat is beginning to ebb away. and thatis heat is beginning to ebb away. and that is because we've got a change in the wind direction. while we will see the back of the shows eventually, it is a cold air of high—pressure movement in the north and more stronger winds. a

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

and that could trigger some foundry downpours later in the day across north wales, to england with someo parts of scotland. there was to be some across scotland and the north of england, those should fade away and may brighten up again, but it could be drier in the afternoon and some sharp shares developing and wales the southwest and temperatures are likely to be in the west of england, 26 degrees as possible. change is coming on sunday and normal person vk will be cloudier and further south we will have some sunshine but it is more likely to see some showers developing over parts of england and wales. this can be heavy and fun to read, still possible in the southeast but the wind is beginning to ebb away and thatis wind is beginning to ebb away and that is because we have got a change in the wind direction. the back of the showers eventually, we have got a cold area of high—pressure moving down from the north and bringing with us more northerly winds and stronger winds over night into monday may blow in more cloud across the eastern side of the uk, but sunshine for the west with a hig

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

wales. again with some hazy sunshine and on sunday it is turning colder from the north.ssure building from the north on monday, the flow of air coming in from the east, north—east, thatis coming in from the east, north—east, that is a colder direction and change will be enhanced by a stronger wind, particularly across southern parts here as well. so, very different temperatures by the time we get to monday, although still a lot of dry weather out there. there's weather fronts clear away and the time pressure is building on. quite a bit of cloud coming into the eastern side of the uk and these are the average wind speeds. some gusts in the south may be around a0 or 50 mph and the change will be most noticeable wear out this week has been, and the start of the weekend is, so very warm. this is bbc news. i'mjane hail. the headlines at 3pm: no running, please. an eastern message to stay indoors this weekend has more than 900 further deaths of people with coronavirus are announced across the uk. downing street says the prime minister continues to be in very good spirits in ho

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday. conditions, 10—14 in the far north of scotland. but the dry story is set to continue for the remainder of april, as you can see, dry, settled, and sunny, butjust that little bit cooler right across the country. take care. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: a scientific landmark — two uk volunteers are injected as the first vaccine trials for coronavirus in europe get underway. american lawmakers pass another relief bill worth m80 billion for small businesses and overwhelmed hospitals. australia's indigenous community struggles to get fresh food and essential supplies due to the lockdown. smart or stupid? why sweden is bucking the trend for lockdowns.

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday. of scotland. but the dry story is set to continue for the remainder of april, as you can see, dry, settled, and sunny, butjust that little bit cooler right across the country. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines: the first human trials of a coronavirus vaccine in europe have begun. hundreds of volunteers will get the vaccine — two of them were injected on thursday in oxford. scientists say they are already working with manufacturers to produce millions of doses later this year. american lawmakers have passed another relief bill worth m80 billion for small businesses and overwhelmed hospitals. as new figures put the jobless total at 26.5 million, it's hoped employers will be encouraged to keep staff on their payroll. there's been violent unrest in venezuela as people broke a strict quarantine in several states to protest against food and petrol shortages. a man was killed and at least six injured during clashes with police in bolivar state. now on bbc news, panorama. news archive

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