as a go to the day, some rain heavy and persistent into northwest scotland, northern islands and northwestat rain is going to sweep its way south and east overnight saturday into sunday, it's worth emphasising overnight is when we worth emphasising overnight is when we will see the heaviest, most persistent rain. it's going to clear southeast of england early on sunday morning. plenty of ice on the charts. it will still be pretty windy on sunday, and that will as a consequence, blow in a frequent rash of showers. some of the showers are heavy with some hail and thunder, but some of you will dodge the shower and keep some sunny spells again. highs of 7—iid. it looks as though this trend will stay with us monday into tuesday. it looks as though it will stay blustery with showers, some of them quite heavy at times. there you go. this is bbc news, i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11. confirmation of the first death from coronavirus here in the uk — the patient was being treated at the royal berkshire hospital and had an underlying health condition. the prime minister says government scie

showers into northwest scotland, elsewhere at a fair amount of dry weather on thursday.nker cloud here with the chance of seeing some patchy rain and perhaps some hill snow out of that amount. fairly quiet at the moment on friday. but unfortunately, that will not last because we have a stronger weather system, a deeper area of low pressure heading our way to the weekend. here it is, and that means the weekend's weather will get windier again. this weather front will take rain southwards on saturday. the further south you are, you may not see too much rain during daylight hours, but on sunday once this weather system begins to pull away, it is sunshine and blustery showers. that's your latest forecast. hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news. i'm katty kay. i'm christian fraser. we're here in washington. our main story: the race to choose a democratic nominee to take on donald trump in november's election is gathering pace. 1a states have been voting in super tuesday. so far it has been a good night for the former vice president joe biden. he has predicted wins in virgi

showers for northwest scotland. a lot of dry weather on thursday.ain, perhaps some hill snow. nothing looking particularly wet on friday a stronger area of low pressure is moving in for the weekend. here it is coming in from the atlantic and that means the wind will be picking up that means the wind will be picking up once again that means the wind will be picking up once again over that means the wind will be picking up once again over the weekend. it's quite blustery out there. the further south you are, you may not see too much of that rain during daylight hours. behind that weather system by the time to get a sunday, it's sunshine and blustery showers. that weather is shaping up for where you are. always a way available at the bc online. this is bbc news, i'm geeta guru—muthy. the headlines at 11pm. as the number of people infected with coronavirus in the uk rises to si, the prime minister says it's "highly likely" we will see further infection, and has unveiled the government's plan to tackle the virus. our plan means we are committed to doing

rest of this evening and tonight, we will continue to see outbreaks of rain across parts of northwest scotlandtrying to sink it's way southeast—wards, but not making a lot of progress, and, certainly, across england and wales, we will hold onto some clear spells, a little bit misty and murky for some coasts in the west. but i think we are likely to see a touch of frost for parts of the midlands, southern and eastern england, perhaps east wales as well. temperatures down to freezing or a touch below. but, here, across the bulk of england and wales, once again, there'll be a lot of sunshine through the day tomorrow. whereas for northern ireland and scotland, we still have our slow—moving band of cloud with some outbreaks of mostly fairly patchy rain. temperature—wise, once again, up to 16—18 degrees for parts of north wales and merseyside. not quite as warm or as mild as that where we have the cloud further north. now, as we go through wednesday night into thursday, the band of cloud and patchy rain associated with this frontal system really does drag its heels. it gets stuck across parts of sco

i had of that we look at sunshine in scotland, showers in the northwest. showers in england and wales after the rain clears. here we will see the rain clears. here we will see the highest temperatures. that rain continues to move northwards in a northern england. not expecting huge amounts of rain, 10—15 mm or so, with the rain gradually easing away during wednesday night and thursday morning into the england. another area of low pressure. this could bring some rain through the english channel into the far south of england for once, some heavier rain as well. elsewhere it improves as you had for the north, brightening up, still some showers around mainly for scotland and northern ireland, interpreters around 6— sullivan celsius for large parts of the uk —— 6-7dc. we celsius for large parts of the uk —— 6—7dc. we will find another area of low pressure pushing in for the end of the week. this is a week where there is no great temperature changes on either side of it, so light and patchy rain for the most part, a little hill snow over the north. more showers

showers into northwest scotland, elsewhere at a fair amount of dry weather on thursday.out some thinker cloud here with the chance of seeing some patchy rain and perhaps some hill snow out of that amount. fairly quiet at the moment on friday. but unfortunately, that will not last because we have a stronger weather system, a deeper area of low pressure heading our way to the weekend. here it is, and that means the weekend's weather will get windier again. this weather front will take rain southwards on saturday. the further south you are, you may not see too much rain during daylight hours, but on sunday once this weather system begins to pull away, it is sunshine and blustery showers. that's your latest forecast. this is bbc news, the headlines... polls have closed in two us states taking part in the super tuesday primaries. senator bernie sanders is projected to win vermont come his home state, whilejoe biden is projected to win virginia, a major victory for the former vice president. the who says that the mortality rate of those believed to have had the coronavirus app

as you go through the rest of the evening we will continue to see parts across northwest scotland someway south eastwards. not making a lot of progress and certainly across england and wales will hold onto claire's spouse. a little bit misty and murky is from suncoast in the west. i think we're likely to see frosty parts of the midland, southern and eastern england perhaps these whales as well. temperatures down to freezing or a touch below. here across the bulk of england and wales once again a lot of sunshine through the day tomorrow. whereas for scotland we still have our slow—moving band of cloud. some outbreaks of mostly fairly patchy rain. temperature wise once again up to 16, 17 may be 18 degrees. for pa rt to 16, 17 may be 18 degrees. for part of north wales and merseyside. not quite as warm or as mild as that. when you have the cloud further north. as we go through wednesday night into thursday, the band of cloud and patchy rain associated really does drag its heels. it gets stuck across parts of scotla nd heels. it gets stuck across parts of scotland and northern ireland. the

rest of this evening and tonight, we will continue to see a outbrakes of rain across parts of northwest scotlandrn ireland. the been trying to think it's way southeast where it's coming out nick... i think we are likely to see these wells as well. temperatures down to freezing. or a touch below. but here across the bulk of england and wales once again there be a lot of sunshine through the day tomorrow. whereas for northern islands in scotla nd whereas for northern islands in scotland we still have our slow—moving band of cloud. some outbreak of mostly fairly patchy rain. cabbage wise, once again up to 16,17 rain. cabbage wise, once again up to 16, 17 maybe 18 degrees. parts of north wales and merseyside. not quite as warm as mild and we have the cloud further north. as we go through wednesday night into thursday, the band of cloud and patchy rain associated with this frontal system really does drag its heels. gets stuck across part of sc gotland in northern islands. maybe still the odd spot of rain along that weather front. to the north of that weather front. to the north of that weather front.

showers into northwest scotland, elsewhere at a fair amount of dry weather on thursday.stem across the uk, just pick out some thinker cloud here with the chance of seeing some patchy rain and perhaps some hill snow out of that amount. fairly quiet at the moment on friday. but unfortunately, that will not last because we have a stronger weather system, a deeper area of low pressure heading our way to the weekend. here it is, and that means the weekend's weather will get windier again. this weather front will take rain southwards on saturday. the further south you are, you may not see too much rain during daylight hours, but on sunday once this weather system begins to pull away, it is sunshine and blustery showers. that's your latest forecast. hello and a very warm welcome to bbc news. i'm katty kay. i'm christian fraser here in washington. our main story... polls start to close in the biggest day yet in the race for the white house. democrats in 1a states choose who they want to run against donald trump in november's election. the frontrunner, 78—year—old senator bernie

continue to see a bra kes tonight, we will continue to see a brakes of rain across parts of northwest scotlandnorthern ireland. the been trying to think it's way southeast where it's coming out nick... making a lot of progress. we will hold on to spells. a little bit misty and ricky for some coasts in the west. i think we are likely to see a touch of rest through parts of the midlands, southern and eastern england, perhaps east wales is welcome at temperatures down to freezing or a touch below. but, here come across the bulk of england and wales, once again, there will be a lot of sunshine through the date tomorrow. whereas for northern ireland and scotland, we still have our slow—moving band of cloud, and some outbreaks of mostly fairly patchy rain. temperature wise, once again come up to 16 have our slow—moving band of cloud, and some outbreaks of mostly fairly patchy rain. temperature wise, once again come up to 16-18d. that's temperature wise, once again come up to 16—18d. that's parts of thrills and merseyside. not quite as warm or as mild as that. where we have the cloud further north. a

the front does not really move, but it does move enough to allow skies to clear across the northwest of scotlandere first thing on thursday, and with the clearest guys further south if rusty start to thursday across south wales, central and southern england. what we are essentially having the next few days asa essentially having the next few days as a playoff between two areas of high pressure. in ourfrontjust gets stuck in the fairly flappy combat, shall we say with nothing to really move it on. thursday we have the front not much brees around to move anything on a great hurry but tended to lose rainfall along the length of the front because the high—pressure, is, if you like squeezing the life out of it. semper fi inventive cloud very slowly trying to slide its way south across the uk. chillier to the north of scotla nd the uk. chillier to the north of scotland to the south, perhaps targeting 13 or 14 degrees, perhaps a little bit more cloud on friday. it takes until the weekend the high—pressure on the atlantic to start to win out and then as it does so start to win out and then as it does so

we may well have a frost as well in the northwest of scotland.loud, and we should see more sunshine arriving through tomorrow, across northern scotland the odd shower. central, southern scotland, though, rather dull and misty, with a bit of rain and drizzle around at times. it may well brighten up now and again across northern ireland, but the best of the sunshine is really for england and wales. but there'll probably more of a breeze here than there was today, so temperatures are not going to be quite as high. but still, as we head into the weekend, this is when we'll see the biggest of the changes to come, because we still have high pressure to the northwest of the uk and it is intensifying. the winds are going to be strengthening and changing direction as well. we're going to drag down colder air from the north, and it will feel colder in the wind as well. the winds start to pick up really on saturday, and as you can see here, there's much more cloud. not just across scotland and northern ireland, but a noticeable change across england and wal

we may find some rain not far away from the northwest of scotland. 0therwise far away from the northwestland, those temperatures perhaps making double figures and a high of around 15 celsius in the southeast of england. it starts to get a bit warmer. the peak of the heat will be as we move into sunday. we've got a weather front approaching western part of the uk, the winds will be stronger as well. but for many central and eastern areas, it will still be dry with sunshine too. rain coming into northern ireland and western scotland, perhaps not far away from western parts of england and wales later in the day. further east it is likely to be dry, those temperatures could get as high as 20 celsius in the southeast of england on sunday. but that is the peak of the heat, because the weather front bringing the rain in the west tend to move that way eastwards, the air cools off just that way eastwards, the air cools offjust a that way eastwards, the air cools off just a little that way eastwards, the air cools offjust a little bit. we can see where all our weather is coming from the southwest,

heavier showers for the northwest of scotland.s the weekend. another area of low pressure, the good news is that it is not a severe area of low pressure as last week and so it shouldn't be a named storm in the worst of the weather should go through overnight. saturday daytime many dry and increasingly cloudy and raining through the afternoon for northern ireland and scotland and eventually northwest of england. temperatures up a little on friday around nine to 10 degrees but actually through the evening and overnight, it may rise further and some sites as this front pulls warmerair some sites as this front pulls warmer air ahead some sites as this front pulls warmerairahead and some sites as this front pulls warmer air ahead and send a behind the front we plunge back into a northwesterly airstream in a well feel chillier and quite a few sharp showers around and temperatures on the face of it looking similar to saturday but it will be colder in that day. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines... wi

a wet, cloudy day across the northwest of scotland and rain becoming heavier as well later on and furthermilar picture and more cloud for scotland and northern ireland and the heaviest persistent rain again for the northern and western aisles. some hazy sign for sunshine and mild their degrees, 11! maybe 16 degrees and places. it starts to turn colder towards the end of the week and went turn northerly bringing and a few wintry showers particularly north of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines. germany bans all social gathering of more than two people as it attempts to stem the spread of the pandemic. italy announces a slight decrease in the rate of new infections — for the first time since the pandemic took hold. the uk prime minister warns of tougher measures if social distancing advice isn't followed — he says people who are acting irresponsibly are putting lives at risk. the olympic flame is already injapan — but a decision will be made in 4 weeks about whether the games can take place in july. and new ways of worship and religious gathering —

we will have some rain, heavy and persistent into northwest england, western scotland and northern irelandfrom 7—11 celsius. now because the winds are strengthening, gusts in excess of 50—60 mph with that rain, it will push that rain through it at quite a pace overnight saturday into sunday. so for many of us, we will actually see a good deal of dry weather around for the second half of the weekend. early morning rain clearing the southeast, a blustery day on sunday with plenty of frequent showers pushing in from the west. but as with the nature of showers, some of you may escape them altogether and keep some dryer, sunnier moments. again, highs between 7—11 celsius. and it really looks as this theme is to continue for the early half of the new working week. it stays blustery with plenty of sunny spells and scattered sharp showers. whatever you're doing this weekend, take care. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name is mike embley. our top stories. as infections and deaths from coronavirus mount, the world health organization fears in some countries are not taking the threat seriously en

and drizzle mainly across scotland, to the south, clear skies for england and wales and like last night there will be another widespread frost. maybe a frost in the northwestmp. it may well brighten up at times across northern ireland but the city or skies will be across england and wales. probably more of a breeze mind you on friday. temperature is not quite as high as today when we made 18 degrees. 0ver the weekend, the weather changes more significantly, still high—pressure, building, the winds are going to be strengthening and dragging down more cloud and dragging down more cloud and dragging down more cloud and dragging down cold airfrom the earth. it will feel colder for all of us this weekend. this is bbc world news america. reporting from new york, i‘m laura trevelyan. a record number of americans have lost their jobs, as the economy reels from the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. italy takes a turn for the worse. there‘s now growing concern about the rising number of infections in southern italy. plus, in need of entertainment, with no place to go. how streaming services are filling the gap, for the millions stuck at home. to our viewers on pbs

may will have a frost as well in the northwest of scotland.al and southern scotla nd shower. central and southern scotland it rather dull and misty with rain and drizzle around it times and it may well brighten up now and again across northern ireland but the best of the sunshine it's really for england and. probably more of a breeze here and to purchase will not be quite as high. but still as we head into the weekend this is what we will see the biggest of the changes to come because we still have high pressure to the north of the uk and it is intensifying. the winds are going to be strengthening and changing direction as well. they are going to drag down colder airfrom the north and it will feel cold in the wind as well. the winds pick up really on saturday and as you can see here, there is much more cloud. notjust across scotland and northern ireland but a change across england and and maybe wanted or two light showers and some eastern coast but i think it will be dry on the whole. the rich are us picking around 12 degrees this time for mor

we will have some rain, heavy and persistent into northwest england, western scotland and northern irelandn as well. temperatures ranging again from 7—11 celsius. now because the winds are strengthening, gusts in excess of 50—60 mph with that rain, it will push that rain through it at quite a pace overnight saturday into sunday. so for many of us, we will actually see a good deal of dry weather around for the second half of the weekend. early morning rain clearing the southeast, a blustery day on sunday with plenty of frequent showers pushing in from the west. but as with the nature of showers, some of you may escape them altogether and keep some dryer, sunnier moments. again, highs between 7—11 celsius. and it really looks as this scene is to continue for the early half of the new working week. it states blustery with plenty of sunny spells and scattered sharp showers. whatever you're doing this take care. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines: as infection and death rates jump across the world the world health organisation says it fears some countries a

we will have some rain, heavy and persistent into northwest england, western scotland and northern irelands will strengthen as well. temperatures ranging again from 7—11 celsius. now because the winds are strengthening, gusts in excess of 50—60 mph with that rain, it will push that rain through it quite a pace overnight saturday into sunday. so for many of us, we will actually see a good deal of dry weather around for the second half of the weekend. early morning rain clearing the southeast, a blustery day on sunday with plenty of frequent showers pushing in from the west. but as with the nature of showers, some of you may escape them altogether and keep some dryer, sunnier moments. again, highs between 7—11 celsius. it really looks like this theme is set to continue for the early half of the new working week. it stays blustery with plenty of sunny spells and scattered sharp showers whatever you do, take care. i'm lewis vaughan jones with bbc world news. our top story... as infection and death ratesjump across the world, the head of world health organisation says he fears some countries ar

we will see most of the showers in the northwest of scotland.er north, take the weatherfurther north into england. again with some snow over the hills. how quickly doesn't clear away? that is also uncertain. this rain could lingerfor is also uncertain. this rain could linger for a is also uncertain. this rain could lingerfor a bit longer is also uncertain. this rain could linger for a bit longer for across the southeast of england. we do see the southeast of england. we do see the skies writing elsewhere. showers continuing across northern ireland and western scotland. those temperatures not changing very much at all over the next few days. by the end of the week, whilst we say goodbye to one area of low pressure, there's another one arriving to the north of scotland. that willjust bring that weather front and push it eastwards. this will be a narrow band of rain, and there were may be some snow. we are back into sunshine and showers. the bolt in western scotland. —— bulk. those temperatures 7—9d. when the weather changes over the weekend. this

reverts toa across scotland as the wind reverts to a northerly direction and we could see some showers into that low pressure, turning wintry to the stop of the hills of the northwesty slightly milder across the south with that northerly flow into scotland, it means noticeable difference in the feel of the weather. turning increasingly windy with gales to the north and a little bit milder across the south and hopefully a little more sunshine coming through. that is it. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a us navy floating hospital arrives in new york city, as donald trump tells americans that one million lives could be saved if they maintain social distancing for 30 days. this is our shared patriotic duty. challenging times are ahead for the next 30 days. and this is a very vital 30 days. a conference centre in london is transformed into a hospital injust one week. it will eventually accomodate up to 4,000 patients. exodus to the countryside — the plight of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in india, after city lockdowns leave them withoutjobs or wages. and the tokyo 2020 olympics will go ahead,

we may well have a frost as well in the northwest of scotland.and, though, rather dull and misty, with a bit of rain and drizzle around at times. it may well brighten up now and again across northern ireland, but the best of the sunshine is really for england and wales. but there'll probably more of a breeze here than there was today, so temperatures are not going to be quite as high. but still, as we head into the weekend, this is when we'll see the biggest of the changes to come, because we still have high pressure to the northwest of the uk and it is intensifying. the winds are going to be strengthening and changing direction as well. we're going to drag down colder air from the north, and it will feel colder in the wind as well. the winds start to pick up really on saturday, and as you can see here, there's much more cloud. not just across scotland and northern ireland, but a noticeable change across england and wales. there may be one or two light showers near some eastern coasts, but i think it will be dry on the whole. temperatures perhaps

i had of that we look at sunshine in scotland, showers in the northwest.ere we will see the highest temperatures. that rain continues to move northwards in a northern england. not expecting huge amounts of rain, 10—15 mm or so, with the rain gradually easing away during wednesday night and thursday morning into the england. another area of low pressure. this could bring some rain through the english channel into the far south of england for once, some heavier rain as well. elsewhere it improves as you had for the north, brightening up, still some showers around mainly for scotland and northern ireland, interpreters around 6— sullivan celsius for large parts of the uk —— 6-7dc. we celsius for large parts of the uk —— 6—7dc. we will find another

heaviest of the rain to the afternoon across western scotland, northern ireland and northwest englandusts in excess of 50 mph. highs ranging from seven to —— of 50 mph. highs ranging from seven to -- 7—11dc. of 50 mph. highs ranging from seven to -- 7-11dc. that of 50 mph. highs ranging from seven to —— 7—11dc. that wet and windy weather sweeps its way steadily southeast, dripping along with those gale force winds at times. there will be a spell of heavy rain as it moves its way southeast, but hopefully it will clear southeast england first thing on sunday, then leave another day of sunny spells and scattered showers. but with a strong, blustery winds, some of these wins could be heavy with some hail makes in there. some of you may escape showers altogether, and some of you, the further west you are, could be quite frequent. it looks as though this scene was set to continue into the early half of the new working week. sunny spells, scattered showers and blustery winds to go with it. that's it, take care. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko oi in singapore. the headlines: as infe

with us tomorrow, and a weather front close to northwest scotla nd a weather front close to northwest scotland feel to the weather, i mean, some of us are creeping into double figures, some of us staying short of that and the breeze not quite as brisk as it is going to be today. just a note for the gardeners, a frost into monday morning. that is how your weekend weather is looking. but still, the sun is shining! thank you, nick. see you later. time now for a look at this week's travel show, which is focusing on the effect of the covid—19 pandemic. this week on the show, our look at the impact global pandemic is having international travel. i'm stranded. virgin cancelled my flight yesterday. we're trapped in our hotel for what seems like 15 days. i would love get home, yeah. what are your rights if you've had trips cancelled? how do you cope if you're stuck in a country in lockdown? and just what does the future hold for all of our travels? just a year ago and the headlines from places like paris and venice were very different. we all learned the world ‘over—tourism' as we saw that cafes and at

scotland today, tonight it will head into parts of england and wales. not everywhere though and it's particularly towards western areas of england, especially northwest englandt into the hills. weekly the rain from scotland and northern ireland to leave a few blustery showers with clear spells, and the clearest spells pull into the northeast scotland as well. for most of us, a milder start to tuesday, lots of cloud across england and wales. patchy light rain into the west. maybe some coastal and hill mist and fog around. more rain coming back towards northern ireland and scotland during the day as well, and scotland during the day as well, and this will be heavy in places. it will be a breeze your day across the border, when gust will be higher in places. it will turn colder as the week goes the bbc‘s news teams where you are. you're watching beyond 100 days. the british prime ministers announces dramatic new guidelines to fight the coronavirus — it'll mean a big change in the way people lead their lives. it's not an order, but it's strong advice — avoid social contact, don't travel, don't go to the pub, work from home where possible. for the moment, schools

friday is a repeat performance again, rather cloudy skies, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps brighter for the northwestf england and wales it is another dry and sunny day after that cold start. temperatures coming down a touch, highs of 11 or 12 degrees. into the weekend, that band of cloud across scotland and northern ireland with the cold front here and we open the floodgates to a much colder northerly for saturday and sunday and it is really going to feel noticeably cold, particularly when you factor in the wind, and yes there will be even a few wintry showers, so this is the picture for saturday. variable cloud, some sunshine too, wind blowing in wintry showers, northern and eastern scotland, perhaps eastern england and it will feel quite raw with that exposure to that wind. images ranging from 6—11 degrees across the south. sunday, similar story. you will feel even colder on sunday, again variable cloud, some sunshine and chance of a few wintry showers and eastern coast and those temperatures struggling to get into double figures. these are the values that will be showing on the thermometer. add o

scotland. clouding over, outbreaks of rent to the northwest and the winds will strengthen here.sius the high. is that from pushes through, it is going to introduce colder air across scotla nd going to introduce colder air across scotland as the wind is reverting back to the northerly direction we could see some showers tied into that low pressure, turning wintry to the top of the hills across the north and west. so we state mild with that northerly flow, it means a notable difference to the feel of the weather. turning increasingly windy with scales to the north and a little bit milder across the south and hopefully a little more sunshine coming through. that is it. take care. this is outside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. this us navy hospital ship is heading to dock in new york. the state's governor says the scale of coronavirus deaths is already ‘staggering'. and this conference centre in london has been transformed into a hospital in just one week. it will eve

the second weather front producing heavier rain in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps later into the northwestengland. winds will be stronger, temperatures will be higher to south to south—westerly winds, so 12—13 degrees. looking at the outlook, that milder air doesn't last too much longer. swept away by cooler showers on sunday. we have the jet stream on there. again, it is a bit stronger, but it is undulating, so we will see very variable weather, changeable weather, and probably the next area of low pressure bringing some wet and windy conditions early next week. once that rain moves through, then low pressure sits closer to the uk for a couple of days and will keep the showers going. so probably with a strongerjet next week, there may well be more rain. it certainly looks unsettled. we'll have showers or longer spells of rain, but still not that warm for the time of year. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk rises to 39, and boris johnson

northwest. showers in southwest england and wales. —— scotland. heavier rain too. elsewhere it‘s sort of improving as you had further north, brightening up still. showers around mainly for scotland and northern ireland and temperatures around the x — 7 degrees for large parts of the uk. as we move away from the south, we will find some low pressure for the end of the week. no great big temperature changes, so it‘s very light and patchy rain for the most part. he‘ll snow over the hills in the north. probably more weight to the showers coming in across the western side of the uk and again, some snow over the higher ground. temperatures again 7-8, higher ground. temperatures again 7—8, maybe 9 degrees. i into the weekend, we have a deeper area of low pressure approaching from the atlantic. the winds are going to be strengthening. some fronts are on the way. that first one will bring some thicker cloud, some drizzly rain mainly to the western hills. the second front looks more active. this will produce some heavier rain across scotland and northern ir

scotland. rain really for the western isles, northern isles and northwest mainland. widely and the winds remain light overnight tonight with widespread frost and southern areas and you notice towards the north that rainfall is pushing closer and in the cloud and wind is strengthening. potentially intimate monday and tuesday, parts of southwest scotland and some rain to the mainland on tuesday of scotland. pushing close to northern island and cry cloud for northern england. two very defendant by types on tuesday night. —— two very different weather types. influencing the west of scotland and northern island and again for the bulk of land and wales, a bit of nest and fog but we should see fourteens but after, we think it will eventually reach southern parts of england and wales but by then we think weakening because it comes into high—pressure behind it there isa into high—pressure behind it there is a cold wind which will become an architect wind bringing with it wintry showers as well as we head towards the end of the weekend. the warnings are on the website. the pri

weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, much of scotland, particularly towards the west, and some into northwestnd to stay dry though across eastern england with variable cloud, and it will be very mild, you will notice temperatures 11 to around 13 degrees. so that's how it's looking for saturday day, through saturday night, the wet and windy weather with gusts of 40—50 mph on irish sea coasts, starts to transfer its way eastwards during the course of saturday night. some of the heaviest rain will be across the southeast. by the end of the night, further north and west, it will turn showerey, a bit cooler over here, maybe some wintryness over the high ground. temperatures 8—10d across the southeast. now, on into sunday, we see the back edge of that weather front slowly pushing out into the north sea behind it, as it suggests, it's a cold front, cooler air will push right across the country, so it's going to turn chillier for all. initially mild and wet, windy across the southeast and east anglia. eventually, that will clear away, and we are into sunshine in blustery showers, heavy with hail and

further north, brighter skies, the best of the sunshine in scotland where we will see most of the showers in the northwestpressure that is bringing this rain could be further north, taking the wetter weather further to the north of england, away again with some snow over the hills. and then, how quickly it clears away is a little uncertain. this rain could linger for a bit longer across the southeast of england. elsewhere, we do see skies brightening and spells of sunshine, winter showers continuing across mainly northern ireland and west scotland. those temperatures not changing very much at all over the next few days. by the end of the week, whilst we say goodbye to one area of low pressure, there's another one arriving to the north of scotland. and that will bring this weather front here and push it eastwards. now this will be a narrow band of rain, may well be some snow over the northern hills for a time. that pushes through, no great amounts of rain, then back into sunshine and showers — the bulk of the wintery showers in western scotland with temperatures still at 7—9 degrees. now the weather starts

scotland some sunshine. showers restricted to the northwest. showers restricted to the northwest.head into a slowly northwards, grinding toa head into a slowly northwards, grinding to a halt across northern england. 10—15 mm, a bit of snow over the pennines. that winter weather easing off and threw thursday morning. there is another area for low pressure as well. further north, improving picture across northern england after that damn picture. showers continuing to work on into scotland. —— damp picture. we lose one area of rain, an area of low pressure during the evening. in time for friday, we got this weather front approaching from the atlantic. there's no big temperature contrast on either side, so temperature contrast on either side, so it's a narrow band of patchy rain with some snow over the hills further north. it may be that the showers behind that are a little bit more potent and heavier, getting wintry over the high ground. with temperatures around 7—9d. the storm hasn't been named but it will be turning windier. more rain on the way on saturday to be replaced by sunshi

scotland and northern ireland is now the move south into england and wales. from northern england, the rate will be heaviest over into the west the penn nines, city of northweste few breaks in for east anglia in southeast england, parts of the rain band is a mild night in chilly and northern ireland but especially scholar for a touch of frost and places in the showers in northern scotland wintry to relatively low hills and the risk of fights going into the morning and for the shelves coming in tonight on blustery wind, with the showers, sunny spells northern ireland, slowly trying and brightening up in northern england in north wales as his band of rain sink south, reaching the far southeast and a breezy day with some gusts of wind and average speed of about 60 miles and average speed of about 60 miles an hour in the front of the scotland and very mild with the brightness of the force of east and a quiver different northern england in north wales. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: deserted restaurants, empty bars — the chancellor promises £330 billion of support including government backed loans, and a business rate holiday for those h

across the east coast of northern england, northern ireland and scotland which continues into the evening come primarily to the northwestas to deceive us showers progressing to lower levels and internet, a frosty night particularly in the north and so we are concerned about notjust snow but ice for travelling through tonight into morning as well. a colder start for all parts of the uk tomorrow even if we escape, the frost will be scraping off the cart snow be a few showers that could lead the roads a bit slippery times and they start to between scotland and they start to between scotland and northern ireland still following to 102 metres and there'll be more showers and temperatures will have taken a dive as well, to degreaser in the lowerfor all taken a dive as well, to degreaser in the lower for all parts of a blustery day and particularly later on for northern ireland in southern scotla nd on for northern ireland in southern scotland where those mental escalade or even severe gales of low pressure which will then whisk out into the north sea and the ridge of high pressure to build in for friday which equates to a tra

scotland. through the day, the winds will start to pick up and more rain will move into northern ireland, northwesthough a more active weather front will bring a further smell of rain. it will be quite windy as well through the day on sunday. —— spell of rain. for many areas, looking ahead further into next week, it looks as though high pressure will play a greater part in our weather, particularly the southern half of the uk. tonight at ten — the prime minister tells anyone with a new persistent cough or fever to stay at home for a week — as plans to tackle coronavirus are ramped up. boris johnson says we're facing the worst public health crisis in a generation — ten people have now died in the uk. i must level with you, level with the british public. more families, many more families, are going to lose loved ones before their time. there are now almost 600 confirmed cases in britain, but experts think the real number could be closer to 10,000. some people with really quite mild symptoms can spread this virus to a lot of people, so people with minor symptoms should stay at home for seven days. glo

northern ireland and parts of mainland scotland with the proximity of the weather front but the rain really for the western isles and northern isles and northwestor most of us as we lose the breeze, we will realise 12 or 13 more widely and potentially double figures for the east coast. the winds remain light overnight, another widespread frost in southern areas with a bit of mist and fog as well as we head towards the end of the week and into next weekend. the warnings are on the website. the prime minister warns of tougher measures if social distancing advice isn't followed. he says people who are acting irresponsibly are putting lives at risk. we will keep the implementation of these measures under constant review and yes, of course we will bring forward further measures if we think that is necessary. nhs england writes one and half million of the most high risk people, who are told to not leave home for 12 weeks — to shield them from the coronavirus. now on bbc news it's to get the latest sports news, here's katie sha na han. hello the international olympic hello committee has given itself a deadline of four more weeks to decide whether they

from northern ireland and parts of mainly scotland with the approximate the other with the front but the rain for the west isles and northern isles and northwest12 or 13 more widely in double figures for the east coast where it has been so chilly all weekend. the one from a light command of the widespread frost and southern areas and some mist and fog but you know if this touristy north that rainfall is pushing closer in. the cloud thickens in the one strengthens, gale force winds potentially through monday and into tuesday at. more cloud and even a few spots of rain to the mainland. pushing close back to the mainland. pushing close back to northern ireland and even a bit high cloud for england are well. but here, like wings and plenty of sunshine we will see 15 or 16 degrees. two very different weather types on tuesday. by tuesday night, we starting to see the weather from drifting southwards influencing the rest of scotland and northern ireland. some rainfall to come here. but for the bulk of england and welcome a bit chilly first thing and possibly a little bit mystified but we should still see 13 or 1a. but after, thursday and friday we th

scotland and northern ireland through today. some spots of rain on it. to the north of it, to the far northwests, and to the south of it for most of england and wales, again after a cold start it is another sunny day, those temperatures reaching 13, 14 degrees. a little bit cooler along southern and eastern coasts, maybe not quite as warm as what we have had over the last few days. as we head through thursday night, it stays cloudy across much of scotland and northern ireland, with a few spots of rain at times. elsewhere, clear skies. it's going to be another cold night with some frost around, less cold under those cloudy skies further north. friday is a repeat performance again, rather cloudy skies, scotland and northern ireland, perhaps brighter for the north—west, for the northern isles and the western isles, one or two showers around, and for much of england and wales it is another dry and sunny day after that cold start. temperatures coming down a touch, highs of 11 or 12 degrees. into the weekend, that band of cloud across scotland and northern ireland sinks southwards with the cold front

scotland. but it will be quite late in the day before we see that rain getting across the border to the cumbrian falls and towards the northwest wind ahead of that weather front is from the south and southwest, the temperatures will be in the double figures. that weather front crosses many areas during the course of saturday night, such that it is only the southeastern quarter that starts sunday on a pretty wet note. but once that's away, we are often running into a day of sunny spells and showers, quite a blustery sort of day, notjust as windy as the night would have been as the isobars begin to open out. it won't be overly cold, either, i think these will be early maxima, and they will gradually chip away as the day goes on down into single figures. now sunday night, still a long breeze around, we will be frost—free in many locations. the cloud spreads in ahead of the next area of low pressure. so a really unsettled start to the forthcoming week, and that is quite a bit of rain fall to come across many parts of the british isles. hill snow in scotland, and that in its own right will be quite a windy day, but not a cold one b

northwest of the country which will be less cold because of the breeze in the rain. looks like the cloud will continue to push into much of scotla nd will continue to push into much of scotland day and we start to pep up across the north and west and isles in those wings touching gail force here but further south, as eventually start, plenty of sunshine and hazy but pleasant temperatures, 12 and 13 degrees, always a little bit cooler around southern and eastern coast. heading through monday night, a repeat performance, turning colder and under clear skies, though with the wind and the rain in the cloud in the north and the west, it should be as cold as it will be further south. we start tuesday on a chilly note, a lot of sunshine. some of that sunshine will tend to be hazy. a bit more clout for scotland and northern ireland, most of the rain again across the north and with a few showers further south. into the afternoon. you will notice the temperatures higher in a southerly wind with modern air bringing highs around 15 or maybe 16 degrees. the pressure chart for wednesday shows high pressure continues to dominate for most. central and southern areas will be dryer under a co

scotland. temperatures there wednesday afternoon again up to 50 or 60 degrees. something a little bit colder up towards the far northwestrtainty about this exact move at this stage with selected to be affecting parts of northern ireland and scotland and may be getting into with the england and wales as well. patchy rain is possible and to the south of that temperature is coming out a little bit, to the north temperatures certainly coming down. as he moved out thursday into friday is become stranded across the british isles. there is, as i say, some uncertainty and as we get into the start of the weekend that all of us will get into colder air. could be the odd spot of rainfor colder air. could be the odd spot of rain for that and for the north of that particularly things are going to start to feel colder. as we get into saturday a frontal system should have cleared away and all of us by this stage into a chilly northerly airflow. some showers too, wintry overhyped ground and this is expected to be in the single digits for many of us. it's or have sitting quite stubbornly the rest of the british isles, the air around hig

producing a fair bit of cloud and also patchy rain and drizzle across parts of scotland and northern ireland. a cold start in the northwestll remain dry. yesterday in richfield in northern england, 18. today, north—west england, 17 but generally, looking at the low to mid—teens. through this evening and overnight, we still have our band of cloud and patchy rain, murky at times under this. to the north, still the chance of some frost whether skies remain broken. and for england and wales, a similar story, temperatures falling down to —1, —2. patchy mist and maybe fog. that will not last long. tomorrow, a repeat performance. dry and sunny across england and wales, breezy in the south—eastern corner with a north—easterly breeze. a chilly direction and clear skies across the north of scotland with one or two showers. temperatures are slowly starting to slip. that will continue into the weekend as eventually, it clears off. i pressure establishes itself, the wind becomes northerly. at the cold direction as i mentioned. look at the blues replace the milder yellows. not only are temperatures going to drop, it will feel colder. w

a fair bit of cloud across scotland and northern ireland and that‘s producing some rain in here too. it is going to be a windy day, especially with exposure in the northwests, particularly in the west. top temperature up to 16 degrees, but we could see 17 or 18, north wales, lancashire, merseyside, that kind of area. through this evening and overnight, it will still be windy in the north, but the wind will start to moderate to touch. we still will have some rain and a bit more cloud across northern england and wales than last night. so it‘s not going to be quite as cold as last night, except for where we‘ve got a clearance in the sky in the southeastern quadrant of the country. and here we could well see some frost. under clear skies, we‘ll start off with some sunshine, but still the weather front in the northwest producing some rain. it is going to turn more patchy in nature and it will dry up and brighten up in outer hebrides, where it‘s been so wet for the last couple of days. temperatures, eight to about 16 degrees. then as we move from wednesday into thursday, we still do have a weather front, the same one. and it‘s just very slowly moving a little b