could bring quite a lot of rainfall to the north—west of scotla nd of rainfall to the north—west of scotlandat times. but for most of us, because about high pressure, the next few days it will be dry with plenty of sunshine around. there will still be quite a chill in the air. certainly for the next few days and nights it will be cold and frosty. we're still in the cool mass for sunday. winds coming in from the south —— east or south—east. maybe not as strong as what we had on saturday, so they should be a little more noticeable. we will start with a little grey cloud across the north—east of england into eastern scotland. and that should tend to push northwards and clear away. so i think, for many of us, we should see quite a lot of sunshine into the afternoon, including northern ireland and into scotland. i mentioned here winds again, quite heavy figure coming in from the east or south—east, not as strong as what we had on saturday. with more sunshine around and slightly lighter winds, should not feel too bad, top temperatures 10— 11 degrees. cooler along southern coast. sunday night, unde

for the north—west, though, it turns cloudy.he northern isles as that weather front loiters there. but elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad with light winds, 10—12 degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us. that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner, some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well — we could see 13—14 degrees through tuesday. so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales. a bit more cloud further north and west. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in italy, coronavirus kills nearly 800 people in a single day — the highest total anywhere in the world, since the outbreak began. in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number

really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands.uth england and wales. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern then for wednesday, little change, high pressure keeps things largely fine and settled for england and wales, our weather front bringing generally bringing more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—eastwards, so there will be some spots of rain on it. further south, again, quite mild, those temperatures 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out as we see a new area of high pressure build over the atlantic, that bring northerly winds right across our shores

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.hat's left of the earlier rain taking some patchy rain and drizzle southwards into the english channel but keeping temperatures up across southern england and wales. colder air further north, though, and lots of showers packing into scotland and northern ireland. and here we'll have showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. here, the air is a little bit cooler, but there's still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, ia—is degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later on in the week. and we've got this weather front taking some wetter weather into england and wales on wed

wales and north west england.ot of cloud around and it remains windy. a waft of milder air being drawn up which will give the temperatures are best. the temperatures a boost. some heavy downpours for mid wales and north—west england but gradually that should ease as the day goes on. further showers, some bright sunny intervals, more cloud, further south, it could be drizzly. a drizzly day across—the—board but given any breaks of cloud, we could see temperatures reaching 16 or 17 celsius. as we head through tuesday evening, gradually saying goodbye to that milder air, still under the influence of low pressure, sitting to the far north and west, winds strengthening once again for north west scotland. a cooler feeling day across scotland on wednesday. showers packing in which could be wintry, mainly over hills at first but some lower levels as the day goes on. the further south, still holding onto some milder air. temperatures will be down on tuesday's values, it will still be fairly mild. hello, you're watching afte

towards the north—west of scotland, a chance of rain. increasing cloud into northern ireland.or most of us, temperatures are holding up. turning very wet for monday across the far north—west of scotland, especially into the western isles. increasing cloud and breeze for northern ireland. the best of the sunshine will again be across england and wales, and temperatures will be a little higher tomorrow. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the national health service could soon be "overwhelmed" with coronavirus patients, warns the british prime minister. london's mayor urges people to act responsibly. u nless unless people stay at home, unless people stop using public transport and less essential, unless people stop interacting with each other, more people will die. boris johnson urges people to "make the heroic and collective national effort" to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people, who are most at risk — strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks, to protect themselves. in euro

temperatures, 7- 12 into the north—west. temperatures, 7— 12 degrees.t of uncertainty as to the detail and the timing of the rain, but it looks as though a fairly significant low pressure will move at some saturday into sunday, so we could have some wet weather clearing from england and wales, during sunday and in behind leaving a trail of sunny spells and scattered showers, and again with the wind direction coming from the north, it will be rather cool with some wintry showers to the tops of the hills and mountains. 7— 11 degrees, the overall hi. looking ahead, the jetstream is 11 degrees, the overall hi. looking ahead, thejetstream is going to change, this powerful jet ahead, thejetstream is going to change, this powerfuljet that has been sitting over the uk, that is to wea ken been sitting over the uk, that is to weaken and lose its identity somewhat, so we could start with this area of low pressure but then an area of high pressure looks set to build for a few days of the uk and keep things relatively quiet, evenif and keep things relatively quiet,

piling up north—west corner really piling up across the outer hebrides and north—west highlands butt performance for tuesday. england and wales largely dry, albeit a bit hazy at times. more cloud generally per scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with that rain starting to pile up across the northern and western isles in particular. also importing some slightly milder out from the south, temperatures reaching14— degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern for wednesday, little change. high—pressure keeps things largely settled for england and wales, the weather front bringing more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—east with spots of rain on it. further south again, quite mild, temperatures 11— 1a degrees. but the milder hour doesn't last. you get squeezed out with new areas of high pressure building over the atlantic. bringing northerly winds right across the shores. we will be settling down towards the end of the week but turning colderfor all. some sunshine but also wintry showers across the north of the uk on the nor

really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands.outh england and wales. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern then for wednesday, little change, high pressure keeps things largely fine and settled for england and wales, our weather front bringing generally bringing more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—eastwards, so there will be some spots of rain on it. further south, again, quite mild, those temperatures 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out as we see a new area of high pressure build over the atlantic, that bring northerly winds right across our shores

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.the earlier rain taking some patchy rain and drizzle southwards into the english channel but keeping temperatures up across southern england and wales. colder air further north, though, and lots of showers packing into scotland and northern ireland. and here we'll have showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. here, the air is a little bit cooler, but there's still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, 111—15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later on in the week. and we've got this weather front taking some wetter weather into england and wales on wednesday night.

, really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands.e for tuesday. england and wales, largely dry with some sunshine, albeit a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy, with that rain really starting to pile up across the northern and western isles in particular. we also import some slightly milder air from the south, so we could see temperatures reaching 14—15 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern then for wednesday, little change. high pressure keeps things largely fine and settled for england and wales, that weather front bringing generally more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—eastwards so there'll be some spots of rain on it. further south, again, quite mild, those temperatures around 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out as we see a new area of high pressure building over the atlantic. that will bring northerly winds right across the shores down from the arctic. so it will be settling

really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands.. it's a bit of a repeat performance of tuesday, england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albiet a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with rain really starting to pile up across the northern western isles in particular. we'll also import some slightly milder air up from the south and could see temperatures reaching 14—16 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern then for wednesday, little change, high pressure keeps things largely fine and settled for england and wales, our weather front bringing generally bringing more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—east words, so there will be some spots of rain on it. further south, again, quite mild, those temperatures 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out as we see a new area of high pressure build over the atlantic, that bring northerly winds right across our shores down from the arctic

really piling up across the outer hebrides and the north—west highlands but here, it won't be a cold and wales. so a bit of a repeat performance for tuesday. england and wales, largely dry, with some sunshine, albeit a little bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy, with that rain really starting to pile up across the northern and western isles in particular. we also import some slightly milder air from the south, so we could see temperatures reaching 14—15 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern then for wednesday, little change. high pressure keeps things largely fine and settled for england and wales, that weather front bringing generally more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it sinks south—eastwards so there'll be some spots of rain on it. further south, again, quite mild, those temperatures around 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out as we see a new area of high pressure building over the atlantic. that will bring northerly winds right across the shores.

strong winds and some persistent and at times heavy rain to the north—west of scotland.n thursday and then introducing colder northerly winds to all areas by the end of the week. but for much of this week, it will be dry thanks to that area of high pressure, certainly across england and wales and we will have that rain in the north—west and night continues to be chilly as well. as we start monday, it's going to be a cold one, thanks to clear skies and light winds, a widespread frost away to the north—west with some breeze and cloud. but that frost could be hard in a few places and we could see mist and fog as well as the winds will be lighter. but it does mean it's a chilly start to this morning but there should be plenty of sunshine, certainly for england and wales. for the north—west of scotland, this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the northern and western isles and the cloud pushing into scotland and northern ireland through the day. it will be windy here as well with local gales, a breezier day further south, although you have all that sunshine which wil

we have these cloud clusters bringing downpours into the north—west of the uk and this band of cloud,g its way southward where it will linger through the english channel. lots of downpours coming into scotland and northern ireland on wednesday, showers and longer spells rain, some snow over the higher ground in scotland and the wind will blow some showers into northern england and wales. further south—east, you may get away with a dry day with some sunshine, it's not as windy here. the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50 or 60 miles an hour. it is not quite as mild on wednesday but for many of us those temperatures are above average and still 14 or 15 across some eastern parts of england, but it will get colder everywhere behind this weather front here that is bringing some rain on wednesday night to england and wales, and then really colder air starts to arrive behind that, and we start to see the snow levels falling overnight across scotland and northern england, some icy conditions here as there could be for a while in northern ireland

towards the north—west of scotland, a chance of rain. increasing cloud into northern ireland.or most of us, temperatures are holding up. turning very wet for monday across the far north—west of scotland, especially into the western isles. increasing cloud and breeze for northern ireland. the best of the sunshine will again be across england and wales, and temperatures will be a little higher tomorrow. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the british prime minister warns the national health service could soon be "overwhelmed" with coronavirus patients. borisjohnson urges people to "make the heroic and collective national effort" to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people, who are most at risk, strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks to protect themselves. more than a billion people in india are under a 14 hour—long curfew to try to limit the epidemic. in europe, italy edges closer to complete shutdown. spain races to create more space to treat the sick after the number of deaths

piling up across the outer hebrides and north—west highlands it won't be a cold night like it will ber tuesday. england and wales largely dry, with some sunshine, albeit a bit hazy at times. more cloud generally for scotland and northern ireland and it stays windy with that rain really starting to pile up across the northern and western isles in particular. we also import some slightly milder air from the south, temperatures reaching 14—15 degrees in england and wales. the pressure pattern for wednesday, little change. the high pressure keeps things largely settled for england and wales, that weather front bringing generally more cloud to scotland and northern ireland, will start to weaken as it south—east so there'll be spots of rain on it. further south again, quite mild, temperatures further south again, quite mild, temperatures 11—14 degrees. but the milder air doesn't last. it gets squeezed out with new areas of high pressure building over the atlantic. it will bring northerly winds right across the shores. so it will be settling down towards the end of the week but turning colde

away from the weather front in the north—west of scotla nd the weather front in the north—west of scotlandthern ireland, breezy in england and wales, the breeze will take the edge off the temperatures which will be at best 14 degrees. this evening and overnight for england and wales the temperature will fall away, cold enough for frost. across scotland and northern ireland cloud and rain will help maintain temperature levels and low cloud coming in at times across devon and cornwall will do the same. for the rest of the week, tuesday and wednesday, this weather front with us in the north—west, producing some rain. weakening as it moves south during the course of wednesday. try in the south. hello. this is bbc news with me, victoria derbyshire. the headlines... the health secretary promises more protective equipment for nhs staff — the army will help distribute it. "stay at home" — the message from the prime minister as he warns further measures could be brought in to enforce social distancing. mps will debate emergency legislation that would include giving police the power to force people

that weather front starts to close into the north—west of scotland.old night through sunday night. for monday with start off with quite a bit of frost around, at least clear skies with plenty of sunshine. so that will compensate for the cold starts. winds a little bit later, coming in from the south—east. for the north—west, turns cloudy, outbreaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there. but elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad, with light winds,10— feeling too bad, with light winds, 10— 11— 12 degrees. tuesday can be weather front introducing more cloud to scotla nd introducing more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner. some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature isa times. notice the temperature is a little bit higher as well, 13-14 is a little bit higher as well, 13— 1a degrees through tuesday. feeling that little bit milder as we lose the cold air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week acro

because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in particular, where we're likely to see a frost to start wednesday. lots of sunshine once again for england and wales though on wednesday. still fairly cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. the rain, though, will have eased off in the far north—west. could even brighten up here. but there will still be some splashes of rain elsewhere in scotland and northern ireland to take us through the day. temperatures still could get close to 16—17 degrees for england and wales. to take us into thursday, there will be a bit more mist and fog around across parts of scotland, northern england, with lighter winds. plenty of sunshine, though, for most across england and wales. still fairly cloudy for scotland, northern ireland. but most places will be dry by this stage. it's starting to turn colder from the north. and that t

share is more frequent across the north and west, it weather front sweeping down from the north—west.and south—east, it will introduce something cooler and fresher from thursday onwards. the wind will remain a feature on thursday, continuing to drive in some showers. we could see them turning to sleet and snow to higher ground in ireland and maybe if we catch them into north wales as well. elsewhere, relatively dry, temperatures peaking down and where they have been, 6—10d. it looks as though they once were far later still, friday and saturday. still some showers around us —— those lighter winds, that means it could linger. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... a sixth person has died in the uk after testing positive for coronavirus as it's warned the peak of the epidemic could be here in a fortnight. it has a relatively slow take—off at the start and that is really where we are at the moment. it will start to rise quite sharply. italians are told to stay at home, public gatherings are banned, and border checks are increased as the country's coronavi

somewhat milderfor england packed into the north—west.hat milder for england and wales where we still have the band of cloud and rain which will be heavy for a while, and then through the midlands and lincolnshire and into the west country and then down to the south east. sunshine follows and showers, the showers become fewer in scotland and northern ireland but the wind changes tomorrow, it will feel cooler and temperatures will be dropping to around 8—10. a cold start to monday with a frost in many places and the wind will pick up in scotla nd places and the wind will pick up in scotland and northern ireland, cloud and rain pushing in. england and wales are likely to stay dry during the day. temperatures io—izdc. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... ten more people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the death toll to 21. plans to ban mass gatherings are being drawn up to curb the spread of coronavirus. the spanish government is reportedly set to put the country into lockdown — in an attempt to cont

except for in the north—west where we do have a weather front reducing some persistent rain and also nds across northern and north—western scotland. moving away from that, it's dry and bright and cold and sunny. this weather front could well bring rain at times and across parts of north—west northern ireland. you'll see on the east of northern ireland, eastern parts of scotland, prior to conditions. northern ireland, eastern parts of scotland, priorto conditions. gusty winds in the north—west, not as breezy as it was over the weekend elsewhere. it still is coming from a chilly direction. if you are in it, it will feel cold. do this evening and overnight, ensconced across the north—west of the uk. elsewhere, drier conditions. low cloud coming across devon and cornwall. across northern ireland and scotland. it's going to be a cold night across england and wales. the risk of first frosts again. tuesday, a lot of dry weather for england and wales, sunshine easier times. perhaps not quite as windy as it's meant to be today. a lot of cloud around this weather front. temperatures in today. a

turning very wet for monday across the far north—west of scotland, especially into the western isles.ncreasing cloud and breeze for northern ireland. the best of the sunshine will again be across england and wales, and temperatures will be a little higher tomorrow. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the national health service could soon be overwhelmed with coronavirus patients, warns the british prime minister. london's mayor urges people to act responsibly. unless people stay at home, unless people stop using public transport unless it's essential, unless people stop interacting with each other, more people will die. mrjohnson urges people to make the heroic and collective national effort to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people who are most at risk, strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks to protect themselves. spain has reported nearly 400 more deaths from coronavirus overnight. that's up a third in 2a hours. the country's state of emergency has been extended by 15 days. more th

rashford has been working with charity fareshare to help children in the north west after schools were the schools shutting down, and that obviously means free meals for some kids that they're not getting at school. i remember when i was in school, i was on free meals and my mum wouldn't get around until six o'clock, so my next meal would have been around eight o'clock. but i was fortunate. there's kids in much more difficult situations that don't get that meal at home, so basically when i heard the schools were closing, i wanted to try and make a positive influence and make sure these kids were getting the meals that they need. we managed to get to the 100,000 mark, which means that we get to feed 400,000 children. so, i'm injured right now, so, for me, it's just about patience. i do feel a lot, like, ten times better than how i did feel a month, a month and a half ago, and so things are moving in the right direction. finally, social media has never been more important given the millions of people in self—isolation at the moment. notjust for information and news, it's also providing a

a bit more cloud further north and west.

some wintry showers again working in towards the north—west.nd outbreaks of rain across the south—west of england and a few showers getting into the south—east as well. so temperatures for most of us somewhere between about 7—10 degrees, so a cooler feel to the weather. still mild towards the channel isles on thursday. looking towards the end of the working week now, thursday into friday, we've got high pressure building in towards the north. still we're keeping this fairly stubborn but rather weak weather front in the south. some uncertainty about its positioning, but we're likely to see some rain for the channel isles and the south—west of england. for the rest of the uk mostly dry, variable amounts of cloud. quite cool where we've got this breeze coming in off the north sea for places like east anglia, eastern scotland and parts of east england. many of us, single figures through the day on friday but mostly dry with some sunshine. further ahead, into the weekend and beyond, we're looking at a bit of a mix. a few showers in the north and the

for the north—west, though, it turns cloudy.r front loiters there. but elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad, with light winds, 10—12 degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us, that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner. some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well, we could see 13—14 degrees through tuesday. so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales, a bit more cloud further north and west. this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise due to coronavirus. nearly 800 people died in a 24—hour period — by far the worst single—day total worldwide, since the pandemic began. the covid—19 pandemic has now infected more than 300,000 around the world. there's been a steep rise in the number of deaths in spain as well, an increase of m

for the north—west, though, it turns cloudy.breaks of rain for the hebrides and into the northern isles as that weather front loiters there. but elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll in italy has seen another dramatic rise, due to coronavirus. nearly 800 people died in a 24—hour period, that's by far the worst single day total worldwide since the pandemic began. the covid—19 pandemic has now infected more than 300,000 around the world. in the uk, the prime minister has urged everyone to follow the guidance to stay at home to protect the nhs and save lives. he also warned that the coronavirus outbreak is accelerating. the uk death toll has risen by 56, bringing the total number of dead to 233. there's been a steep rise in the number of deaths in spain as well, an increase of more than 300 bringing the total to more than 1,300. spain's prime minister has underlined the importance of people continuing to confine themselves to their homes. well, as the coronavirus spreads ar

north. most showers will be in the west, a few clear spells to these. otland. a bright and windy weather is not done with us yet, into monday there is a low pressure system but that will bring wet and windy weather to the whole country and will stay very windy into tuesday as well. starting monday on a chilly note, bright and sunshine, and through the day, clouds will begin to increase west, turning letter for northern clouds will begin to increase west, turning letterfor northern ireland and then into much of northern and western britain with some snow falling through the high ground. the north pennines into the southern uplands, per taps into the islands. further south, turning milder again, but a cool field to the north. stays u nsettled but a cool field to the north. stays unsettled throughout the working week. wet and windy on tuesday again, very mild in the south and starting to turn cooler with a mix of sunshine and showers. temperatures generally around or a little below the seasonal average. this is bbc news. the headlines and two. 140 british p

for the north—west, though, it turns cloudy.e. but elsewhere, in the sunshine, not feeling too bad, with light winds, 10—12 degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us, that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner. some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature's a little bit higher as well, we could see 13—14 degrees through tuesday. so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales, a bit more cloud further north and west. welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in italy, coronavirus kills nearly 800 people in a single day, the highest total anywhere in the world since the outbreak began. in spain, there has been a big rise too, an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. as the death toll rises in the uk, a plea from the prime minister for everyo

basically the north—west of the uk.he upcoming weekend into the weekend, it looks as though the weather is going to settle down, with high—pressure building. a lot of sunshine the way. —— a lot of sunshine on the way. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan—jones. our top stories: spain introduces strict new emergency measures as it's announced the wife of the prime minister has the coronavirus. a partial lockdown has come into effect in france. restaurants, cafes, cinemas and nightclubs and all non—essential businesses have closed. president trump is extending his ban on flights from europe to include the united kingdom and ireland. and we look the impact coronavirus is having on religious practice around the world.

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.ough, and lots of showers packing into scotland and northern ireland. and here we‘ll have showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe 60 miles an hour. here, the air is a little bit cooler, but there‘s still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, 111—15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later on in the week. and we‘ve got this weather front taking some wetter weather into england and wales on wednesday night. and it‘s behind that the area gets quite a bit colder and we see the snow level lowering on wednesday night in scotland and northern england. some icy conditions here as there could be

now the weather is likely to change in the north—west.k up, cloud increasing and mainly during the afternoon we'll start to see that rain coming into scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, probably going to be dry during the day. after a cold start there will be sunshine and temperatures are a reasonable ten to 12 degrees. now that weather front that's bringing the rain in the north west is causing a few headaches for the early part of next week, because it gets so far and then it stops and starts to move northwards again because there is a little wave on that front too. so we may see a bit of cloud and rain down towards north england and north wales and then the main rain comes back toward scotland and northern ireland. further south and east across england and wales it may well be dry and there'll be a bit more warmth as well, because the winds are going back to a south westerly. so 15 or even 16 degrees should feel quite pleasant. those south—westerly winds come ahead of the weather front there and during the night, that wea

for the north—west, though, it turns cloudy.ine, not feeling too bad with light winds, 10, 11, maybe 12 degrees. tuesday, again, a sunny day for most of us. that weather front introducing a bit more cloud to scotland and northern ireland generally and the rainfall starting to mount up in the north—west corner, some of it heavy at times. notice the temperature‘s a little bit higher as well — we could see 13, maybe 11! degrees through tuesday — so feeling that little bit milder as we lose the colder air from the east. so it stays generally fine and dry through the week across england and wales. a bit more cloud further north and west. this is bbc world news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in italy, the coronavirus kills nearly 800 people in a single day — the highest total anywhere in the world, since the outbreak began. in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. as the death toll rises in the uk, a plea from the prime ministerfor

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.rain and drizzle southwards into the english channel but keeping temperatures up across southern england and wales. colder air further north, though, and lots of showers packing into scotland and northern ireland. and here we'll have showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. here, the air is a little bit cooler, but there's still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, 14—15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later on in the week. and we've got this weather front taking some wetter weather into england and wales on wednesday night. and it's behind that the area gets q

to the far north—west, we have cloud and light patchy rain across the western isles.s story will stay with you for the next couple of days, you can see where the cloud and rain is sitting, just to the north—west of the great glen but a fair amount of cloud into scotland and northern ireland at the moment. elsewhere, we keep clear skies for the remainer of the afternoon. still a bit of a nagging breeze along the east coast making it feel cool about the strongest of the wind is actually further north and west, quite a windy afternoon, gusts in excess of 40-50 windy afternoon, gusts in excess of 40—50 mph in one or two spots under the persistent rain. so not particularly pleasant, highs of 9 degrees. elsewhere, temperatures topping out this afternoon at 214 celsius. we keep the feed of wet weather in the north—west and plenty of isobars, so wet and windy through the night. elsewhere, the isobars open up and with clear skies through the night, temperatures fall away so a chilly start to tuesday morning, low single figures and a touch of light frost. but with a subtle chan

again, only up to the extreme north—west.d across northern ireland and north—west england. the best of the sunshine, sheltered eastern areas, highs of 12 degrees. after that dry start to the week, it looks likely we will see a spell of wet weather for a time and that wayne is going to push its way steadily south and east and then allow another area to build but low pressure is trying to push in from the atlantic all the time so a level of uncertainty towards the end of next week and how long, who knows? whatever you're doing this weekend, ta ke whatever you're doing this weekend, take care. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: as the death toll in the uk increases to 144, the prime minister says it will take 12 weeks to turn the tide on coronavirus here. the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation amid the coronavirus outbreak. as medical chiefs warn the young that they're not immune to this virus, one patie

showers continuing to pack in across the north—west of scotland.eland, but temperatures around about nine or ten degrees at best in the north. we could see 11—13 further south. moving through wednesday night now, and on into thursday, and we've still got this weather front that will linger over the next few days, not moving anywhere too quickly. it's keeping that mild air across parts of southern england as we head into thursday. but elsewhere, the blue colours on the map, the colder feel to the weather, as the wind comes from a north—westerly direction. for much of the uk, crisp to start with frost here and there but a lot of sunshine. some wintry showers again working in towards the north—west, further south a band of cloud and outbreaks of rain across the south—west of england and a few showers getting into the south—east as well. so temperatures for most of us somewhere between about 7—10 degrees, so a cooler feel to the weather. still mild towards the channel isles on thursday. looking towards the end of the working week now, thursday into fri

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.chy rain and drizzle southwards into the english channel but keeping temperatures across southern england and wales. lots of showers backing into scotland and northern ireland and here we will have showers along the cells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe 60 miles an hour. here the air is cooler but there is still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, 14— 15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, 15 degrees. but it will get colder, ithink, later 15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later in the week. this weather front is taking winter weather into england and wales. it's behind that the area gets qui

this weather front will continue to bring strong winds, outbreaks of rain to the north—west of scotlandnd then introducing something colderfrom the north for all of us. by the end of the week and into the weekend. so, it's a wet, cloudy day, windy across the north—west of scotland, rain becoming heavier as well later on. further south, after a chilly start, plenty of sunshine around. it will be hazy at times, temperatures 12—13 degrees but cooler around the coasts. for the north—west of scotland, those with the front bringing outbreaks of rain, cloud pushing into scotland and northern ireland throughout the day was that it will be windy here as well with local gales and it was your day further south although you have that sunshine which would send a little bit easier at times. it didn't feel too bad, those temperatures reaching highs of 12 or 13 degrees but always good around southern and eastern coasts. as we had the monday night, it stays cloudy, windy, outbreaks of rain across this north—west corner really piling up across the outer hebrides in the north—west highlands but here it wo

this weather front bringing the rain to north, north west scotland, is still there on tuesday. day for some of us here on tuesday. the rain totals will start to mount. could see a few spots of rain elsewhere, in scotland and northern ireland, increasing cloud and breeze. still a lot of fine weather through much of england and wales, and here temperatures are a little bit higher. so for some it's turning milder. that's not going to last, the weather front towards the north—west as the week goes on will sink south, it will tend to weaken and as that clears on through, we are left with a bright end to the week, a few showers and a chilly northerly breeze. it this is bbc news. the headlines: the national health service could soon be "overwhelmed" with coronavirus patients — warns the british prime minister. london's mayor urges people to act responsibly. unless people stay at home, unless people stop using public transport unless it is essential, unless people stop interacting with each other, more people will die. borisjohnson urges people to "make the heroic and collective nation

but more especially, i think, in the north—west of the uk.e east you are on tuesday the better the weather will be and very mild. look about, 14, 15, 16 degrees. towards the end of the upcoming week and into the weekend, it looks as though the weather's going to settle down, with high pressure building. a lot of sunshine on the way. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: spain orders residents to stay at home unless they are purchasing essentials or going to work. the prime minister's white is among a surge in coronavirus cases. “— white is among a surge in coronavirus cases. —— wife. france ramps up its response. cafe ‘s, restaurants, cinemas and nightclubs and all non—essential businesses have closed. away from europe, the philippines ramps up containment efforts has cases there pass 100. metro manila on lockdown. travel restrictions are now in place on some 13 million people in this city, as the philippines government attem pts the philippines government atte m

these shower clusters are heading into the north—west of the uk.tchy rain and drizzle southwards into the english channel but keeping temperatures up across southern england and wales. colder air further north, though, and lots of showers packing into scotland and northern ireland. and here we'll have showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. some heavy bursts of rain and snow of the hills of scotland. some of those hours will be blown into northern england and wales. towards the south—east of the uk, they get away with a dry day. it will be quite blustery out there, mind you, especially in those heavy showers and across the north—west of scotland, gusts of 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. here, the air is a little bit cooler, but there's still warmth to be found across eastern parts of england, temperatures not far of what we saw on tuesday, 14—15 degrees. but it will get colder, i think, later on in the week. and we've got this weather front taking some wetter weather into england and wales on wednesday night. and it's behind that the area g