a bit more of a breeze in the far north—west, eight to ten the high, 13 or“; far north—west, eight to high, 13 or 1a elsewhere to close the day. those yellow tones will disappear quite sharply through the night under clear skies and we will see another chilly night, temperatures low single figures, not as cold as the nightjust passed, poor old mother nature starting to blossom after the one weekend, it will be a shock to the system. a light frost.. more courage into the far north—west, maybe just filtering into northern ireland from time to time. —— more coverage. living out of wednesday into thursday we do not need to start drawing attention to this area of low pressure pushing up into the south—west. ahead of edge, warmerair into the south—west. ahead of edge, warmer air still, there's temperatures are likely across central and southern parts of england and wales to peak once again at 22 degrees. the weak weather front in the north, a band applied to scotland, northern england and northern ireland, elsewhere we keep sunshine until the end of the day. as that area of low pressure cou

still quite windy here, especially north west scotland. gusts of 50 mph. the further south you are the winds are light. although it is cooler than yesterday it is still above average in terms of temperature. mid to high teens in places. any showers we have got will fade away as we go through this evening. still one or two brushing the western isles in scotland. if you have been doing some work in the garden, take note that we will see a frost for some going into the morning, temperatures lower than this in rural spots, at or may be below freezing for some. some patchy mist and fog. that clears and a fine tuesday to come across much of the uk. it rains in the western isles later. cloud putting into southern england may well push out the art shower. temperature is higher, high teens to near 20 in england and wales. warmer on wednesday. at this stage the weather front would bring rain into parts of scotland, cloud to northern ireland. cloud, bright oi’ sunny to northern ireland. cloud, bright or sunny spells in england and wales. an isolated shower. be 2a deg

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday.ler conditions, 10-14 in somewhat cooler 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, settle, and sunny, but just that little see, dry, settle, and sunny, butjust that little bit see, dry, settle, and sunny, but just that little bit taller 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 today in oxford. scientists say they are already working with manufacturers to produce millions of doses later this year. american lawmakers pass another relief bill worth $480 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. president trump has offered some hope to americans as they head towards the summer, by saying the la

is draping its way around the north—west of the high. pulling in such warm air. and that strong southerly wind will continue through this evening and overnight. it will, perhaps, ease back a little through the small hours. wet weather, though, courtesy of a weather front finally pushing its way into the west through the evening. some quite heavy bursts of rain for a while, the rain extends further east across scotland into northern england through the small hours, becomes patchier further south, but we keep that southerly airstream. so these are our overnight lows. they are figures more typical of our daytime highs at this point in april. so a very mild start to monday. by first thing, the front will be pulling across eastern england. it could take a while for some of the rain here to get out of the way and then, behind it, instead of a southerly wind, we are left with a westerly or south—westerly. so wet, i think, to start the day for parts of the south—east and east anglia, drier come the afternoon. some showers further west, but prett

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday.he 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 pa

the weather front close to north—west scotland will push south into north—west england overnight into england and wales with an isolated shower. but temperatures will be going above well above average. some spots in the south—east could be 24 on wednesday. but whatever the weather does, however much it warms up, it doesn't affect the rules about essential travel and social distancing that we are following. thursday looks like being another fine day. but this weather front is coming our way. as we get into the easter weekend, another area of low pressure will move in during the weekend, so the forecast over the easter weekend, quite a lot to take in, but there is the chance of seeing some wet weather and nowhere looks particularly wet. but to where it has been particularly warm in england and wales, it will turn much cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the british prime minister borisjohnson faces a second night in hospital. is had a comfortable night in st thomas is, he's in good spirits, he is readily updated, and still remai

clwyd for northern ireland and north—west scotland.some spots into the low 20s. for england and wales, high pollen levels again tomorrow, this is tree pollen. thursday could start with some fog, particularly in southern england, gradually clearing. for southern england, sunny spells. maybe some spots of light rain and drizzle in scotland. most light rain and drizzle in scotland. m ost pla ces light rain and drizzle in scotland. most places will stay dry. feeling colder in northern scotland. it is still warm baguette the sunshine, particularly in parts of england and wales. this weather front will gradually change things. for friday, rain across the northern part of the uk, still warm and sunny in the south—east of england. another area of low pressure arriving through the easter weekend. weather changes are coming this weekend. more cloud around, chance of rain, newer looking particularly wet. it will be turning cooler is that we can on. —— as the weekend goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson remains in intensive care

this frontal system here making quite erratic progress in from the north—west.ales, still some sunshine. one or two showers again. some warmth to be had here, with temperatures up to around 23 degrees but, with a northerly wind developing across the northern half of the british isles, well, here feeling much, much cooler. and that cooler trend takes us into easter monday. this area of low pressure just slides away southwards. and high pressure builds in from the north. while the wind flow around high pressure is in a clockwise direction and that will pull this much colder air down across the uk. with that, a fair amount of cloud feeding into northern and eastern parts of scotland, down the eastern side of england. the best of the sunshine where you get some shelter from the winds, towards the south—west of england, wales, perhaps parts of northern ireland as well. but that wind will be noticeable, especially for northern and eastern coasts so that's going to make it feel really chilly. seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top

hospital with coronavirus in london is stabilising, but it is now increasing in places like the north—westrus, gave this poignant message the public. for me, stay at home, don‘t let my sister and all the other nhs staff and all the people that have died from this virus, don‘t let their deaths be in vain. stay at home. with only one day left of the four day bank holiday weekend, the message remains the same— stay at home, protect the nhs and save lives. borisjohnson is recuperating at his country residence, chequers, after spending a week in hospital suffering from covid—19. in a video message, the prime minister paid tribute to the nhs, particularly mentioning two nurses, jenny mcgee from new zealand and luis petarma from new zealand and luis petarma from portugal, he looked after from his bedside. earlier, jenny‘s parent spoke about their daughter.m his bedside. earlier, jenny‘s parent spoke about their daughter. it makes us feel exceptionally proud, obviously, but she has told us these things over the years and it does not matter what patient she is looking after, this is what she does.

the exception will be that the further north and west you are, a further north and west you are, a furtheright winds mean that there could be high is of 18 degrees. as we move out of wednesday and into thursday, we see two areas of change. a weather front will introduce cloud to scotland, england and northern ireland. at the same time, a risk of some short showers developing in the afternoon and into the south—west. temperatures should at highs of 21 degrees. showers in the south—west will become more extensive the south—west will become more exte ns ive a cross the south—west will become more extensive across england and wales. friday into saturday, and for some, that means some much—needed welcome rain. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: new evidence of the terrible evidence of the terrible cost of the per virus pandemic. a sharp rise in the number of deaths per week in england and wales, 6000 more than would normally be expected. the international monetary fund predicts the effects of dealing with the coronavirus crisis will strength the world's economy by 3% this year, creating th

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday.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 with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the search for a vaccine gathers pace. clinical trials are now underway — including one in the uk. president trump backs a funding a bill for new companies. smart or stupid? why sweden is bucking the trend for lockdowns. garment workers protest in bangladesh as shoppers stay

we have got some showers and a keen breeze in the north west. see behind me the arrows lifting in from the south. that means the air is starting to arrive from the south as well. this coming night not as frosty as the night before. in fact, most major towns and cities, even in the north, will be above freezing. saturday starts off on a sunny note across many parts of the country. a little more clarity and some spots of rain across one or two areas of scotland. on the whole it is a fine day, 16 in london. still leftovers of the chilly air in scotland. 11 degrees. the real warmth arrives into sunday. saturday night into sunday, this low pressure approaches as it approaches it strengthens the southerly wind. the southerly wind will help to lift that warmth from the south. but it will be quite a strong wind towards the west, ireland, northern ireland, winds of 40 mph plus in places. in fact in these western areas not as beautiful. also occasional rain and a little bit cooler. 15 in northern ireland, 20 in the south—east, the high teens expected in t

sara trollope was a matron on a psychiatric ward in hillingdon in north west london when a patient developeds, and by the time she was given protective equipment, it was too late, leaving her family, like so many, totally shocked. stop seeing your family. stop meeting up. because when this is over, you can meet up with your family, your friends. you can give them a kiss, you can give them a hug and tell them you love them. when this is over, we can't say goodbye. with so many losing their lives and the death toll rising, questions are raised about the uk's handling of the crisis, with this warning from one of the government's own advisers. i do hope we are coming close to the number of new infections reducing and, in a week or two, the number of people needing hospital reducing, and tragically in a couple of weeks' time, the number of deaths plateauing and then starting to come down. but, yes, the uk is likely to be certainly one of the worst, if not the worst affected country in europe. what is your reaction to the comments of one of your own advisers, sirjeremy farrar, that the uk may be o

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday. 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. 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. the economic impact‘s being

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday.r 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.

have got a front that is draping its way around the north—west of the high.ling on with such warm air and that strong southerly wind will continue through this and overnight,. wet weather, though, courtesy of a weather front finally pushing its way into the west for the evening, some quite heavy bursts for the rain for a while, rain extends into northern england but was patchy further south, but we keep that southerly airstream so these are overnight lows with figures more typical of our daytime highs at this point in april. so a very mild start to april, the first thing will be pulling across eastern england, it will take a while here for some of the rain to get out of the way, and for a while here instead of a southerly wind we are left with a westerly or south—westerly. try it in the afternoon, some showers further west but pretty well scattered, the wind is lighter than today especially across the southern half of the uk but still quite lusty towards the north—west. but thanks to that change in wind direction a fresher feel for one day. 11 or 12, perhaps

but it's now increasing in places such as the north—west and north—east of england, as well as yorkshirennoy: can you all go home, please? it's not a holiday, it's a lockdown. today marks three weeks since lockdown began. it's understood ministers will meet later this week to review the social distancing measures. despite the warm bank holiday weekend, the streets of london were empty, and motorways almost abandoned, as people listened to the pleas to stay close to home. yesterday the sister of sara trollope, a matron on a psychiatric ward in north—west london who recently died after contracting the virus, gave this poignant message to the public. for me, stay at home, don't let my sister and all the other nhs staff and all the people who have died from this virus, don't let their deaths be in vain. stay at home. with only one day left of the four—day bank holiday weekend, the message remains the same. stay at home, protect the nhs, and save lives. borisjohnson is recuperating at his country residence, chequers, after spending a week in hospital with covid—19. in a video message, the pri

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

still quite breezy in the north west of scotland. here, some rain coming our way. se, climbing again, 23, possibly 24. but nine in stornoway. for thursday, a fair bit of cloud across parts of scotla nd fair bit of cloud across parts of scotland seeping into northern england, but still a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine around. temperatures up to 21, maybe 22 in london, but only nine in stornoway. more weather in half an hour, next, the headlines. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: the prime minister has spent the night in hospital, ten days after being diagnosed with coronavirus. he's said to be undergoing tests "as a precaution". "we will meet again" — that's the message from the queen, who says she believes britain will overcome the coronavirus crisis together we are tackling this disease, and i want to reassure you that if we remain united and resolute, then we will overcome it. scotland's chief medical officer resigns after making two trips to her second home during the lockdown. coronavirus t

though showers may creep into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day on sunday.r 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. 00:05:49,324 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. 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 $480 billion for small businesses andoverwhelmed hospitals. and overwhelmed hospitals. violence in venezuela, as people break a strict quarantine to protest against food and petrol shortages. and smart or stupid? why sweden is bucking the trend for lockdowns.

north. you can see the remnants of that cloud continue to melt and any bits of low cloud will lift up into potentially a bit of shower more cloud this afternoon across the south—west wales but for most with more strong april sunshine it will feel warm once again. a bit cooler for the north coast of northern ireland. things will get cooler as we going to sunday. through the night we could continue a few showers across parts of wales, into the midlands and increase 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

that is across the north—west.fronts not too far away we will see a buildup in the cloud. yesterday was a slightly cooler day. but through the daily temperatures will be up on yesterday and similarly so into tomorrow. tomorrow could actually be the warmest day of the week so far. as we head through the course of the day, they will be lots of sunshine. we are starting with pockets of cloud across north—west england, south—west scotland, south—west wales, for example. but on the whole most of us will stay dry. a bit more cloud at times across the channel islands and south—western england. that could produce the odd shower. and these white circles indicate the average wind speed, so brisk winds across the north—west. here we will have cloud and occasionally spots of rain. temperatures up to 20 degrees in london. if you are going out for your exercise today and you have an allergy to tree pollen, the levels are high across england and wales. through this evening and overnight, a bit more cloud around the last night. we

the best of the sunshine to be found further west, so through parts of wales, south—west and north—westnorthern ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts. the channel islands could see gusts of 50mph. and look at these temperatures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best. ans as high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more

is draping its way around the north—west of the high.tream — that is what has been pulling in such warm air. and that strong southerly wind will continue through this evening and overnight. it will, perhaps, ease back a little through the small hours. wet weather, though, courtesy of a weather front finally pushing its way into the west through the evening. some quite heavy bursts of rain for a while, the rain extends further east across scotland into northern england through the small hours, becomes patchier further south, but we keep that southerly airstream. so these are our overnight lows. they are figures more typical of our daytime highs at this point in april. so a very mild start to monday. by first thing, the front will be pulling across eastern england. it could take a while for some of the rain here to get out of the way and then, behind it, instead of a southerly wind, we are left with a westerly or south—westerly. so wet, i think, to start the day for parts of the south—east and east anglia, drier come the afternoon. some sh

historically, parts of the north—west have much worse than normal health outcomes and there are particularurther problems in the future. the south west currently has the lowest number of coronavirus deaths in england, but it may not last. health bosses are planning for a possible peak injune. so, unusually, tourism bosses are asking people to stay away and there is hostility from locals towards any second home owners who are isolating here. another issue here is dental treatment. although local urgent treatment centres opened last week, appointments are limited and some people have told us they became to desperate, they pulled out their own teeth. jenny walrond, ending that report there. last week we featured a story about tim hall, 37 years old and seriously ill in intensive care with coronavirus. well, we're pleased to say tim has now been discharged

is draping its way around the north—west of the high.in such warm air. and that strong southerly wind will continue through this evening and overnight. it will, perhaps, ease back a little through the small hours. wet weather, though, courtesy of a weather front finally pushing its way into the west through the evening. some quite heavy bursts of rain for a while, the rain extends further east across scotland into northern england through the small hours, becomes patchier further south, but we keep that southerly airstream. so these are our overnight lows. they are figures more typical of our daytime highs at this point in april. so a very mild start to monday. by first thing, the front will be pulling across eastern england. it could take a while for some of the rain here to get out of the way and then, behind it, instead of a southerly wind, we are left with a westerly or south—westerly. so wet, i think, to start the day for parts of the south—east and east anglia, drier come the afternoon. some showers further west, but pretty well—sc

also quite breezy, particularly for the north—west of scotland, but elsewhere, lighter winds and the into southern counties of england as we head on into the afternoon. but temperatures likely to reach about 20 degrees in london. elsewhere, typically the mid to the high teens. so, we're looking at a largely dry night tuesday night into wednesday, particularly across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland will have more cloud and a few outbreaks of patchy rain moving in here. if you've been during some gardening recently, we're not expecting a frost overnight tuesday into wednesday, so it won't be as cold as it will be first thing tuesday morning. through the day on wednesday, again, most places largely dry. plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland and for northern ireland with the odd light shower. across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13 or 14 degrees, whereas further south, one or two spots could get up to 23, possibly 24 degrees, wednesday probably being the warmest day of

the only exception yet again the far north—west. s the west coast of scotland, maybe just nudging the far north of northern ireland. elsewhere, dry and a tad warmer, temperatures peaking into the high teens here. as we move out of wednesday and thursday, we have got a system into scotland that would introduce more cloud, high pressure into the south west, bringing clouds and change the story. temperature such a crime across england and wales, back into the low 20s. that cold front will bring more cloud through scotland, northern england and northern ireland, and behind the cold front, temperatures disappointing. sunshine and showers in the south west, highs of 21 degrees in london, only 10 degrees in aberdeen. it is the low pressure in the south west that will stay with us for the end of the week, and it could bring more significant rainfall to parts of england and wales. so come on friday we will see a spell of wet weather for a we will see a spell of wet weather fora time, we will see a spell of wet weather for a time, potentially.

fairly windy across the far north—west.e of year. now, as we move through monday night with light winds and largely clear skies overhead, it is going to turn cold, certainly a colder start to tuesday morning. temperatures in towns and cities very close to freezing. some spots in the countryside probably will get down to freezing. so there could be a frost for some on tuesday morning. potentially one or two fog patches around as well. tuesday is all about high pressure building its way in from the new continent, so that promises a lot of dry weather. yes, that chilly start, but we will see plenty of sunshine. the winds come back up from the south so there will be some warmth in that sunshine with top temperatures in london getting to around 20 degrees. further north, for glasgow, more like 14—15, always some patches for northern ireland and north—west scotland, turning any sunshine quite hazy. some frontal systems trying to push in from the atlantic and the squeeze between the two will bring a renewed surge of warm air from

a bit more of a breeze in the far north—west, eight to ten the high, 13 or1a far north—west, eight to

and one or two shower clouds that just the north—west and one or two shower clouds thatjust popped upough the afternoon. those showers continue to drift north—eastward into maybe the odd thunderstorm across parts of england in southern scotland and mockler generally for scotland and northern ireland through the night and a map makes a patchy rain. clear skies further south. 0ne and a map makes a patchy rain. clear skies further south. one or two places in the south and east of england may be getting down to about four degrees and most places having a mild night and a four degrees and most places having a mild nightand a mild start to tomorrow. plenty more sunshine across england and wales, the sunshine may be turning hazy at times those areas of high cloud. a cloudy start for and northern ireland and then it brightens up up we see more cloud and the odd spot of rain into the northern western isles where it will also be turning breezy and rather cool, nine degrees, 11 degrees from stornoway, very warm in the south, 25 or 26 and with the warmth we could see the odd afternoon shower or t

not as when the across the north—west.try will have a weather front introducing some cloud and also some rain. that slowly slips southwards. so, here it is, that rain will be fairly patchy, you might get some drizzle out of it. brighter skies follow behind, we hang onto the sunshine and ahead of it across england and wales the temperatures could get up to 23 or 24 degrees. somewhere in the south—east. more likely around the london area. by the time you get to thursday, there is a lot of dry weather around, we have a weather front, it is a weak feature producing this cloud. that is across scotland, northern ireland and england, with highs of around 22 or 23. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the british prime minister borisjohnson spent the night in hospital, ten days after being diagnosed with coronavirus. he‘s said to be undergoing tests ‘as a precaution‘. i‘m sure this is very frustrating for him, someone like boris, who wants to be out and running things from the fron

the north—west of the country is going to be closer to the weather front, cooler, windier, cloudier,l 90 degrees expected in london on tuesday. mid week, high pressure close by here, fine sunny weather, but also low pressure edges closer so but also low pressure edges closer so sending those warm southerly winds in our direction. wednesday could actually be the warmest day of the next view, temperatures could exceed 20 celsius across parts of the uk, you can see hardly a cloud in the sky, across parts of scotland, fine weather, cooler hear out towards the west and belfast is about 30 celsius. let us see what happens be on wednesday, the temperatures in the south for example are still hovering around the high teens and fairly decent weather across other parts of the country as well and the indications are that fine weather is expected to continue beyond that weekend as well. goodbye. tonight at ten, there's a stern warning for the public to stay indoors this weekend to beat the coronavirus, as another 68a people die in the uk. among the dead, aimee o'rourke, one of two nurses today to

also quite breezy, particularly for the north—west of scotland, but elsewhere, lighter winds and the pushing into southern counties of england as we head on into the afternoon. but temperatures likely to reach about 20 degrees in london. elsewhere, typically the mid to high teens. so, we're looking at a largely dry night tuesday night into wednesday, particularly across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland will have more cloud and a few outbreaks of patchy rain moving in here. if you've been during some gardening recently, we're not expecting a frost overnight tuesday into wednesday, so it won't be as cold as it will be first thing tuesday morning. through the day on wednesday, again, most places largely dry. plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland and for northern ireland with the odd light shower. across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13 or 1a degrees, whereas further south, one or two spots could get up to 23, possibly 2a degrees, wednesday probably being the warmest day

also quite breezy, particularly for the north—west of scotland, but, elsewhere, lighter winds and thee cloud just pushing into southern counties of england as we head on into the afternoon. but temperatures likely to reach about 20 degrees in london. elsewhere, typically the mid to high teens. so, we're looking at a largely dry night tuesday night into wednesday, particularly across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland will have more cloud, and a few outbreaks of patchy rain moving in here. if you've been during some gardening recently, we are not expecting a frost overnight tuesday into wednesday, so it won't be as cold as it will be first thing tuesday morning. through the day on wednesday, again, most places, largely dry. plenty of sunshine across england and wales, a little bit of cloud drifting around too. thicker cloud for scotland and for northern ireland, with the odd light shower. across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here around 13—14 degrees, whereas further south, 1—2 spots could get up to 23—24 degrees. wednesday probably being the warmest day of

you can see the high pressure building in from the north—west across the uk as we head in to the startbut things could change if the models change their mind on our area of high pressure. but at the moment it looks like it wants to be a dry and a settled scenario for monday. could be a little bit chilly down some north sea coasts, but further west we could see highs of 19 or 20 degrees. high pressure, then, into tuesday across the country, this low to the north—west of spain mightjust edge in a little bit. if the scenarios change, it could turn out to be a bit more unsettled and wetter across the south—west, so you have to stay tuned to the forecast. but at the moment, it looks like tuesday will be mostly dry, with plenty of sunshine, quite breezy through the channel there, as that area of low pressure tries to push up. and we could see a few showers for the far south—west and the channel islands. but for the majority of the country it will feel pleasantly warm and sunny. and then beyond tuesday, through wednesday, thursday, friday, and indeed on into the following weekend, i think the

this stripe of thought up to the north—west and wa nted thought up to the north—west and wanted to shower up across prince of wales through the afternoon. those showers continuing to drip northeastwards, maybe some thunder storms across northing and southern scotland. marginally from scotland to northern ireland throughout the night... claris guys further south, one or two places in the south and east of england may be getting to around 4 degrees. most places having a mild night and start to tomorrow. plenty more sunshine across england and wales, the sunshine could turn hazy at times with areas of high cloud i caught his cart —— start for scotla nd caught his cart —— start for scotland and northern ireland... we will see more cloud and spot of rain into the western isles. it will also turn breezy and rather cool. 9 degrees, for the sub very warm, 25 426 degrees and with that warm we could see the afternoon on shower or thunderstorm. some through the midlands, lincolnshire, will continue into the evening. i think again across england and wales we would see showers. perhaps one or more sho

fairly windy across the far north—west.respectable for this time of year. now, as we move through monday night with light winds and largely clear skies overhead, it is going to turn cold, certainly a colder start to tuesday morning. temperatures in towns and cities very close to freezing. some spots in the countryside probably will get down to freezing. so there could be a frost for some on tuesday morning. potentially one or two fog patches around as well. tuesday is all about high pressure building its way in from the new continent, so that promises a lot of dry weather. yes, that chilly start, but we will see plenty of sunshine. the winds come back up from the south so there will be some warmth in that sunshine with top temperatures in london getting to around 20 degrees. further north, for glasgow, more like 14—15, always some patches for northern ireland and north—west scotland, turning any sunshine quite hazy. some frontal systems trying to push in from the atlantic and the squeeze between the two will bring a renewed

fairly windy across the far north—west. we move through monday night with light winds and largely clear skies overhead, it is going to turn cold, certainly a colder start to tuesday morning. temperatures in towns and cities very close to freezing. some spots in the countryside probably will get down to freezing. so there could be a frost for some on tuesday morning. potentially one or two fog patches around as well. tuesday is all about high pressure building its way in from the new continent, so that promises a lot of dry weather. yes, that chilly start, but we will see plenty of sunshine. the winds come back up from the south so there will be some warmth in that sunshine with top temperatures in london getting to around 20 degrees. further north, for glasgow, more like 14—15, always some patches for northern ireland and north—west scotland, turning any sunshine quite hazy. some frontal systems trying to push in from the atlantic and the squeeze between the two will bring a renewed surge of warm air from the south. notice

fairly windy again across the far north—west.ll respectable for this time of year. as we move through monday night with light winds and virtually clear skies overhead it will turn cold, certainly a colder start to tuesday morning. temperatures in towns and cities close to freezing, some spots in the countryside will get down to freezing and a frost for someone tuesday morning and one or two mist and fog patches. tuesday is all about high pressure building its way in from the near continent promising lot of dry weather. yes, that chilly start but we will see plenty of sunshine. the winds start to come back up from the south so there will be warmth and that sunshine with top temperatures in london getting up to around 20 degrees. further north for glasgow more like 1a or 15, always some patches of cloud for northern ireland and north—west scotland turning any sunshine quite hazy here. now, as we move through tuesday night into wednesday, still high pressure to the east, areas of low pressure and frontal systems trying to push in fr

this frontal system here making quite erratic progress in from the north—west.es, still some sunshine. one or two showers again. some warmth to be had here, with temperatures up to around 23 degrees but, with a northerly wind developing across the northern half of the british isles, well, here feeling much, much cooler. and that cooler trend takes us into easter monday. this area of low pressure just slides away southwards. and high pressure builds in from the north. while the wind flow around high pressure is in a clockwise direction and that will pull this much colder air down across the uk. with that, a fair amount of cloud feeding into northern and eastern parts of scotland, down the eastern side of england. the best of the sunshine where you get some shelter from the winds, towards the south—west of england, wales, perhaps parts of northern ireland as well. but that wind will be noticeable, especially for northern and eastern coasts so that's going to make it feel really chilly. seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top t

a little bit more cloud for the far north—west of scotland but clear skies elsewhere.. whatever the weather is doing, that does not change the rules on social distancing and staying at home where you can. but temperatures into the middle to high teens on wednesday. if we cast our eye down towards the south—west, towards the bay of biscay, a developing area of low pressure as we head into thursday starts to push a bit closer towards the uk. that may bring a few showers to the south—west but most other places looking dry, and after a chilly start to the week, temperatures gradually rising so highs up to about 21 degrees by thursday. that is it for now. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of people who've died from coronavirus in uk hospitals, passes 10,000, as the country enters its fourth week of lockdown. the nhs has saved my life, no question. boris johnson recuperates at his country residence chequers, after praising nhs staff. he singled out two nurses, jenny mcgee from new zealand and luis pitar

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