fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and down south relatively in orkneyfaces as well with that colder air arriving behind this cold front. now, as we go to the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england, so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine and a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales and parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. as for the wind, may sunshine is quite stro

there will be a bit of rain at times, across the far north of scotland, into orkney.estern scotland. south—east scotland staying mainly dry. cloud building into northern ireland — one or two showers around here. we could see one or two towards northern england and north wales, but much of england and wales will stay dry, with temperatures edging towards the high teens. but in the northern isles, we are stuck in some fairly chilly air. but wherever you get to see some sunshine, it is strong may sunshine. it will feel quite warm. into the evening, though, some rain pushing in across northern ireland overnight into sunday morning, reaching into western scotland. still some rain in the far north of scotland, too. overnight temperatures, though — well, there's no frost as we go into sunday morning. so for part two of the weekend, there are some weather fronts close by. most of the rain though will be falling in western scotland, especially into the north—west islands, where it would be very wet for a time. but we could well see a spell of rain moving right across scotland

wintry showers follow for shetland and orkney.. high pressure is still there on wednesday, but eventually, it's going start to bring in a more of a north—westerly flow of air. so eventually, it starts to turn a bit milder, but the cold air still filters its way southwards down the north sea. so, wednesday, these northerly winds probably bringing a slight drop in temperatures to parts of eastern england, and again, there will be some bright whether around. probably turning quite cloudy for a time during the afternoon. it's across western areas that we'll start to see the temperatures begin to lift a little bit, with highs up to 15 degrees in cardiff and plymouth, and maybe 12 or so in glasgow. as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend, high pressure keeps the mainly dry weather. eventually, though, starts to decline, and we get these weather fronts just toppling in across the north of the high pressure, bringing some thicker cloud, and that will ultimately bring the threat of rain this weekend to parts of scotland. but

fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and down south, relatively, in orkney well with that colder air arriving behind this cold front. now, as we go through the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be enough just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england. so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though, the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine, a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales, parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. and as for the wind, may sunshine is quite s

there'll be some cloud spilling its way around the top of the area of high pressure into shetland and orkney there could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas once again. that cooler air is going to get pushed away by the gentle, southerly breeze, which will bring the warmth up from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday, most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland, so cooler here. otherwise, a warmer day on wednesday. those temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few showers. for england and wales, probably dry, and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.breeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud

it looks like it will be a dry story for most, the rain becomes confined to orkney and shetland, lots where we will see the peak of the warm weather, 27 or 20 degrees in the south—east, low 20s across parts of scotland. thursday is another warm day in the south, an increasing chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms, some slightly cooler air will gradually push on from the west during the day and as we enter the week, we see this. quite a different story moving in, in area of low pressure, quite a deep feature, lots of isobars on the chart and a weather front which will sweep northwards to bring some areas outbreaks of rain. to end the week on a cooler and a windier note, thanks to that area of low pressure, and some of those special in the north and west will see the rain. it is probably scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north england, western wales was the outbreaks of rain. signs that some southern or eastern areas could stay dry altogether. weather this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new symptoms to look for — if you think you

there'll be some cloud spilling its way around the top of the area of high pressure into shetland and orkneyhere could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas once again. that cooler air will be pushed away by the gentle southerly breeze which will bring the warmth up from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday, most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland, so cooler here. otherwise, a warmer day on wednesday. those temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few more showers. for england and wales, probably dry. and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for the

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.tly breeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybejust pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cl

wintry showers follow for shetland and orkney.. high pressure is still there on wednesday, but eventually, it's going start to bring in a more of a north—westerly flow of air. so eventually, it starts to turn a bit milder, but the cold air still filters its way southwards down the north sea. so, wednesday, these northerly winds probably bringing a slight drop in temperatures to parts of eastern england, and again, there will be some bright whether around. probably turning quite cloudy for a time during the afternoon. it's across western areas that we'll start to see the temperatures begin to lift a little bit, with highs up to 15 degrees in cardiff and plymouth, and maybe 12 or so in glasgow. as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend, high pressure keeps the mainly dry weather. eventually, though, that starts to decline, and we've got these weather fronts just toppling in across the north of the high pressure, bringing some thicker cloud, and that will ultimately bring the threat of rain this weekend to parts of scotl

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.ze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud dev

always more clout plaguing orkney and shetland on the odd shower dipping into cornwall or pembrokeshireternoon but temperatures generally a bit higher than they were today, 1a between 19 degrees, someplace is likely to get to 20 and into thursday we will see a few showers scraping into western areas and those will be heavy and thundery. further east, driver spells of sunshine and temperatures climbing, 22 degrees in climbing, 18 for glasgow and aberdeen and it could be warmer still in the south on friday with highs of 25. more cloud for northern ireland and scotland and some patchy rain across the far north of scotland where it will be cooler, and as we head into the weekend, the cool air will sink south, chile and the north on saturday, noticeably colder for all on sunday with the chance of some 00:03:54,636 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 wintry showers. hello and welcome along to sportsday with me, sarah mulkerrins. let's start with the dire warnings for the future of sport as we know it. today, key figures from the likes of football, cricket and rugby union spelled out the extent of the ch

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.utheasterly breeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of

there will be a bit of rain at times, across the far north of scotland, into orkney.orth wales, but much of england and wales will stay dry, with temperatures edging towards the high teens. but in the northern isles, we are stuck in some fairly chilly air. but wherever you get to see some sunshine, it is strong may sunshine. it will feel quite warm. into the evening, though, some rain pushing in across northern ireland overnight into sunday morning, reaching into western scotland. still some rain in the far north of scotland, too. overnight temperatures, though — well, there‘s no frost as we go into sunday morning. so for part two of the weekend, there are some weather fronts close by. most of the rain will be falling in western scotland, especially into the north—west islands, where it would be very wet for a time. but we could well see a spell of rain moving right across scotland on sunday, even effecting parts of northern england, and a bit of patchy rain still possibly in northern ireland. but for the rest of england and for wales, it does look mainly dry. there w

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.eeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybejust pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud de

there will be a bit of rain at times, across the far north of scotland, into orkney.ng into northern ireland — one or two showers around here. we could see one or two towards northern england and north wales, but much of england and wales will stay dry, with temperatures edging towards the high teens. but in the northern isles, we are stuck in some fairly chilly air. but wherever you get to see some sunshine, it is strong may sunshine. it will feel quite warm. into the evening, though, some rain pushing in across northern ireland overnight into sunday morning, reaching into western scotland. still some rain in the far north of scotland, too. overnight temperatures as we where there's no frost as we go inot sunday morning. as we go into sunday morning. so for part two of the weekend, there are some weather fronts close by. most of the rain though will be falling in western scotland, especially into the north—west islands, where it would be very wet for a time. but we could well see a spell ofrain moving right across scotland on sunday, even effecting parts of northern

otherwise, dry with lots of sunshine and cooler and more cloudy in shetland and orkney.mperatures up to around 20 or 21 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mike embley. world leaders have a whipround on webcam, pledging $8 billion to find a covid—19 vaccine. the divide deepens in us—china relations as president trump continues to blame beijing for the outbreak. loved ones meet for the first time in weeks as italy tentatively lifts its social restrictions. tributes are paid to dave greenfield of the stranglers who's died from covid—19 at the age of 71.

more cloud in shetland and orkney.riday. lots of sunshine on wednesday. the chance of a few showers in cornwall, may be paying brochure, cloud in shetland and orkney as well. sony for the vast majority under temperatures in the mid to high teens, if not low 20s. less chili along those eastern coasts. enter thursday and eastern areas of the best of the sunshine. more cloud in the west. a few showers here and there. most places will stay dry for the bulk if not all day long. and in the sunshine across england and wales you can see temperatures around 20 to 24 degrees, or proteins in parts of scotland. warmer still as we go into friday. the ve day celebrations as well. 24, 20 five celsius in the south—east corner. isolated showers through scotland. it will start to turn cooler from the north on saturday. that colder air in the north will gradually work its way down through all parts this weekend, saturday into sunday especially, and by sunday not only are we all in the chilly air, but we could see a few wintry showers. a

wintry showers follow for shetland and orkney.is still there on wednesday, but eventually, it's going start to bring in a more of a north—westerly flow of air. so eventually, it starts to turn a bit milder, but the cold air still filters its way southwards down the north sea. so, wednesday, these northerly winds probably bringing a slight drop in temperatures to parts of eastern england, and again, there will be some bright whether around. probably turning quite cloudy for a time during the afternoon. it's across western areas that we'll start to see the temperatures begin to lift a little bit, with highs up to 15 degrees in cardiff and plymouth, and maybe 12 or so in glasgow. as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend, high pressure keeps the mainly dry weather. eventually, though, that starts to decline, and we get these weather fronts just toppling in across the north of the high pressure, bringing some thicker cloud, and that brings the threat of rain this weekend to parts of scotland. for most of us, milder this w

fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and down south, relatively, in orkneyfront. now, as we go through the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be enough just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england. so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though, the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine, a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales, parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. and as for the wind, may sunshine is quite strong, so it probably will feel ok. but underneath th

there will be some rain across the far north of scotland, orkney, northern and western scotland, south—eastne or two showers. northern england and north wales may also get some showers. temperatures edging towards the high teens. in the northern isles stuck with chilly as. strong makes sunshine, feeling quite warm. into the evening, rain washing and across ireland. reaching into western scotland sunday morning. rain in the far north of scotla nd morning. rain in the far north of scotland as well. for part two of the weekend, summer weather fronts close by. most of the rain will be following in western scotland, especially to the north—west islands where it would be very wet for a time. parts of northern england and scotland with the rain. patch arranged for this area. hazy sunshine around. it is here temperatures will start to edge up to some spots just into the low 20s. that warmth will push across the uk more widely as we go through the week ahead. it is towards the end of the week, there is a chance of seeing wet weather moving in from the west but that is not guaranteed and we will keep

there'll be some cloud spilling its way around the top of the area of high pressure into shetland and orkney could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas once again. that cooler air is going to get pushed away by the gentle, southerly breeze, which will bring the warmth up from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday, most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland, so cooler here. otherwise, a warmer day on wednesday. those temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few showers. for england and wales, probably dry, and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold air for th

there will be a bit of rain at times, across the far north of scotland, into orkney.dry. cloud building into northern ireland — one or two showers around here. we could see one or two towards northern england and north wales, but much of england and wales will stay dry, with temperatures edging towards the high teens. but in the northern isles, we are stuck in some fairly chilly air. but wherever you get to see some sunshine, it is strong may sunshine. it will feel quite warm. into the evening, though, some rain pushing in, across northern ireland overnight into sunday morning, reaching into western scotland. still some rain in the far north of scotland, too. overnight temperatures as we where there's no frost as we go into sunday morning. so for part two of the weekend, there are some weather fronts close by. most of the rain though will be falling in western scotland, especially into the north—west islands, where it would be very wet for a time. but we could well see a spell ofrain moving right across scotland on sunday, even effecting parts of northern england, and

some cloud lapping onto the coasts of yorkshire and lincolnshire and lots of cloud remaining across orkneytherwise lots of clear weather through the night, cold weather widely close to freezing, some spots in scotland willdip freezing, some spots in scotland will dip below. a lot of financial i weather —— fine and dry weather later in the week, a decent amount of sunshine. temperatures beginning to creep upwards, height of 19 in glasgow and cardiff on wednesday, i think someone will probably get to 20. that process continues on thursday, the shell across the west of the uk, some heavy, possibly thundery. keeping some spells of sunshine further east, temperatures continuing to climb, 20 to 22 degrees, mid to high teens across much of northern ireland and scotland. a similar story for many on friday, at this stage in the south—east temperatures are likely to get to 25 degrees, but further north, particularly because northern scotland, patchy rain and a much cooler feel and it is that cool weather that will win out into the weekend. i say cool weather but it will feel cold sinking in, the col

fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and down south, relatively, in orkneyw, as we go through the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be enough just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england. so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though, the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine, a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales, parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. and as for the wind, may sunshine is quite strong, so it probably will feel ok. but underneath those cloud

a lot of cloud plaguing orkney and shetland.peratures up to 18, 19, 20 degrees. as you move out of wednesday into thursday we have that weather set up with high—pressure to the east and low pressure to the west. frontal system continuing to graze western parts of the uk. that could well bring one or two showers on thursday for supper could be heavy perhaps even thundering. misty and murky at times for western coast as well. where the we get the rest of the sometimes those temperatures continuing to climb. 18 for glascow 22 for london and those temperatures have a little further to climb as we get to the end of the week with our low pressure still churning out to the west. pressure still higher further east. driving quite a gentle southerly flow across most of the uk. good smells of sunshine around temperatures towards the southeast could get up to 25 degrees. there could get up to 25 degrees. there could be one or two showers here. across northern scotland but it's cooler you'll notice there will be cloud there will be outbreaks

cloud clearing from mainland scotland pushing towards orkney. at times across the same sort of areas, clear starry skies for some the north of scotland, a little bit of the weather to come towards the south—east and temperatures dropping away not not a lot. a lot of cloud across the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales, southern ranges at times, not too much until later in the day and towards the south we will see sunshine by which time temperatures will peak at 26 degrees. for most, however, temperatures are similar to the values today. the big search comes into wednesday. i pressure moving eastwards and in doing so will tap into the warm air across continental europe and clear skies so after morning cloud that cloud will start to dissipate, breakup and even scotland and northern ireland, a brass that make vastly greater data come on wednesday and with winter coming in from the south we will see the temperature continuing to rise. we seven, 28 across some parts of eastern england, 22, 23 in the north of scotland. an

west was still fairly cloudy and wanted to showers for cornwall, macleod for orkney and shetland. of frost. this damp fog patches will clear, showers in devon, cornwall, pembrokeshire, cloud across shetland, but for most, a sunny and warm day. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. latest death figures from the uk show that more than 30,000 people are now known to have died from coronavirus. the figures show that more than 6000 people died from the virus in english care homes up to the start of may. a smartphone app aimed at tracking the spread of coronavirus goes live for the first time, in a trial on the isle of wight, the government says the system, which uses bluetooth, is secure, despite concerns from privacy campaigners. we can give very significant reassurances on the privacy aspects, but what i can tell you is if you download the app, then you are doing your duty. a bbc investigation has found an iranian airline with links to the revolutionary guard played a central role

we will keep those clearer skies in most areas except toward shetland and orkney.h some low cloud across eastern parts of england again on fire, won't last long at all, it is going to be blind sunny day on friday and pretty much across the board, little patchy cloud bubbling up here and there, heat is pushing northwards, mid 20s i think heat is pushing northwards, mid 20s ithink in heat is pushing northwards, mid 20s i think in scotland, probably warmer in glasgow on friday that it will be in london. into the weekend that area of high pressure is still with us. it starts to migrate more toward scandinavia, allowing the beast to pick up again, but will still keep those weather fronts that debate, so it is dry, it is sunny again on saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up saturday, some patchy cloud bubbling up here and there is a wander through the day, may be more likely for scotland and northern ireland but the temperatures aren't really changing a great deal so again we are round about the mid 20s. it will bea are round about the mid 20s. it will be a little bit c

ijust want orkney and shetland is, for granting this as a question.claration that the government will not renew the temporary hybrid proceedings that he had a discussion from public health england, what was their advice and will he publish it? can i correct him again, that he that we will be expected to go to work, we are at work at all times and the government own advice as to if you can work from home then do so. that is still the government's advice and travelling safely. can he confirm that he is not conjecture tongue projecting government advice and how members are expected to travel than when there is a reduced service? mr speaker, everyone knows someone who has been a victim of this disease, not just a frame, has been a victim of this disease, notjust a frame, but has been a victim of this disease, not just a frame, but actually has been a victim of this disease, notjust a frame, but actually died. this isn't a bounce back virus as the prime minister said, the survival of the fittest. we have a diverse workforce and our community that we encour

still one or two heavier showers, though, for cornwall potentially, and a lot more cloud across orkneyes, that's a good indication that one or two of you will see frost into tomorrow morning. but despite cold start, through the second half of the week what we are going to see is recent warmth across spain and france push a bit further north towards our shores. temperatures will be above average for the time of year for many of you for the second half of the week. so after that chilly start on wednesday, under sunny skies and just a bit of mist and fog, it's going to be a warm day. more cloud, though, in parts of south—west england, south—west wales. couldn't rule out a shower here. still a bit breezy, but not as windy or as cool as it was. temperatures more widely into the high teens and a few more spots getting into the low 205 across scotland and england especially. thursday we see more cloud in the west, bringing the shower here and there, particularly for northern ireland and scotland, the odd heavier one too. most places, though, staying primarily dry and in the sunny spells, engl

it looks like it will be a dry story for most, the rain becomes confined to orkney and shetland.nce of heavy showers and thunderstorms with slightly cooler air pushing from the north—west. then by the end of the week a different story moving in, an area of low pressure, quite a deep feature with lots of isobars on the chart and a weather front that will sweep north was to bring some areas outbreaks of rain. to end the week ona outbreaks of rain. to end the week on a caller and windier note, thanks to the area of low pressure, and some in the north—west will see the rain. it is scotland, northern ireland, north england and west wales but some southern and eastern areas could stay dry altogether. new symptoms to look for if you think you may have coronavirus — a loss of smell or taste. that's if you also have a high temperature or a cough — doctors say the new symptons should have been included weeks ago. in excess of 100,000, maybe 200,000 cases, would have been missed, would have been out there infecting other people. the government says anyone aged five and over can now have a c

that will limit temperatures here to between 11—14 degrees where it lingers, orkney and shetland.orth, 10—14 further south. western parts of northern ireland warm at 24. western parts of england and wales highs of 25, 26, maybe 27 degrees. and that's why it's a bit cooler towards the east is that we've got more of an easterly breeze here compared to the past few days. but even here, the sun every bit as strong, very high uv levels across the south through today. into tonight, well, mostly dry and clear. low cloud lingers in shetland, some misty low cloud returns to the eastern parts of england. tomorrow morning, a good morning after the heat of today. open the windows, let some fresh air in. temperatures will be down to single figures in one or two spots. it will quickly warm up, though, and whilst we'll have some low cloud to begin with in eastern counties of england, that will break up. maybe just one or two spots lingering near the coast. even the low cloud in shetland will be a little less dominant. a better chance of some sunshine. for most, another sunny day, a little bit mo

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liverpool, falmouth and areas of scotla nd liverpool, falmouth and areas of scotland including the orkneyld mean an economic hit of nearly £2.4 billion and nearly 14,000 jobs would be lost including in the supply chain. even in limited cruising resumes in late summer, it will be a slow pa rt resumes in late summer, it will be a slow part back to normal, with new health protocols to test, and customer confidence to restore. i asked the uk chairman of cruise giant carnival what impact any potential 14— day quarantine rule would have. it would make our life extremely difficult indeed but of course it does depend what we mean by quarantine and exactly what rules might be of that. these firms hope that by the time cruise ships usual activities resume, their businesses haven't sunk. katie austin, bbc news. lots of people give —— interested in the weather in this bank holiday. there is a change of fortune on the way when it comes to weather. it depends whether you like it or not. it wouldn't be a bank holiday without a change in fortune, would it? tomorrow, it will all change. however, just look

still chilly across shetland and orkney in particular.e cloud in the afternoon and temperatures not that far off friday. as we get a saturday night and into sunday, watch what happens. the rain starts to become a more persistent, the highlands could see a good couple of inches of rain to ta ke a good couple of inches of rain to take us through 2a hours. splashes of rainfor take us through 2a hours. splashes of rain for northern ireland and northern england too. temperatures back into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a new test — designed to check whether people have ever had coronavirus — gets the green light, as england follows the us and europe. we are keen to get as many as we can and get them out, primarily to the front line first, nhs and social care and then more widely. this really will be, as the prime minister said, this has the potential to be a game changer. new figures reveal the number of people visiting a&e units in england has halved since the pandemic started.

a few snow showers in the orkneys. today the cold air is arriving not for all quite just yet.ern england and northern ireland. the rain is not too happy at the moment. the best of the sunshine is to the south and it is still mild. this could still scattered showers across the essex post. the colder air for all scattered showers across the essex post. the colder airfor all behind. still some snow showers but not too much of an issue as we go through the day because there should be sunshine for scotland. gusts of 30 to 40 miles an hour by the end of the afternoon, which will have an impact on the feel of things. temperatures could be struggling with four to 8 degrees on the east coast. further south and east if we are lucky temperatures should hover around the mid to high teens. the cold air is pushing its way steadily southwards. the cloud and weak front will move away, clear skies with temperatures dropping off quite sharply. you will need an extra layer of thick duvet for many, particularly in the north and west because we are likely to see a frost in the morning. still windy