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and if you get a wee bit of sunshine, to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towardswell be yours. a more showery regime across the northern and western isles throughout the course of the day, and indeed on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front, that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies, but that sunshine doing nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east, where again we could peak at around 1a or 15 degrees. now, from wednesday on into thursday, that weather front, more a band of cloud rather than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain down into this far south—western quarter. but wales, north m

not necessarilyjust rain, some hills know especially into the pennines for a time, as overnight and intoontinue through parts of england and wales. then on thursday, we will slowly clear from the east and southeast of england. behind that, it will be turning drier on thursday, brighter too with temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout the week. but then there is another area of low pressure aiming at us for friday. —— wet weather. this weather front has to move through, and then that low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend. so what does that mean over the weekend? it means there will be another spell of rain heading our way, unfortunately, and the winds will start to pick up as well. although the temperatures will recover a few degrees, but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. a very warm welcome to bbc news. our top stories. the world is now in uncharted territories they help achieve this as the number of deaths from a coronavirus passes 3000. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third election in a year but can he finally form a governmen

and if you get a wee bit of sunshine, to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towardss. a more showery regime across the northern and western isles throughout the course of the day, and indeed on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front, that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies, but that sunshine doing nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east, where again we could peak at around 14 or 15 degrees. now, from wednesday on into thursday, that weather front, more a band of cloud rather than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain down into this far south—western quarter. but wales, north midlands nort

wellhead slowly north, grinding to a halt across northern england. 10—15 millimetres of snow over the pennineshursday morning. another area of low pressure as well, keep a close eye on this one, it threatens to bring some heavier rain through the english channel and perhaps the far south of england. further north, an improving picture in northern england after that damp weather overnight and from most places showers continuing to run into northern ireland and scotland. cold enough to be wintry over the high ground. we lose an area of rain and low pressure during the evening in time for this weather front approaching from the atlantic. it is approaching from the atlantic. it is a very weak weather front, no contrast either side of it so a narrow band of patchy rain with some snow over the hills further north. it may well be that the showers behind that are a bit more potent and heavy and back again wintry over the high ground with temperature stuck at around 7—9dc. we don't have a name storm but it will be turning windier with more rain on the way on saturday to be replaced by sunshine and show

some hill snow more especially into the pennines for a time, as overnight and into thursday the outbreakss and then on thursday will slowly clear from the east and south—east of england. behind that, yes, it will be turning drier on thursday. will get a bit brighter too. temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout the week. but then there's another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend. so what does that mean over the weekend? it means there'll be another spell of rain heading our way, unfortunately. and the winds will start to pick up as well. although with that, the temperatures will recover a few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: the prime minister will set out how the government plans to stop the spread of coronavirus, including bringing health workers out of retirement. borisjohnson warns that a rise in cases of the virus in the uk is increasingly li

for northern england overnight the rain will be heaviest over and to the west of the pennines sittingth of that pointy of cloud and breaks in the cloud near east anglia and set the cement but south of the rain banned a mild night. and he got up and northern ireland and a touch of frost in scotland, the showers in northern scotland wintry tie level —— the low hills... it will come tomorrow and a blustery wind. rain and showers and spells for northern ireland, brightening up across more of northern england and disbanded cloud sync south during the day not reaching the far southeast. breezy day with gusts of winds average speeds at six e—mails per hour in the far north of scotland. mild with brightness and the south—east, a cooler day for northern england and north wales. this is bbc news stopping a hard—line at 7pm. empty restaurants, and the chancellor promises £33 billion of support including government—backed loads and a business rate holiday for those ha rd est business rate holiday for those hardest hit. millions in britain stay at home for what now could be months. a nor dominate

may be some hills to do ‘s no developing in the pennines. —— phil snow.the east and southeast of england on thursday. there is a brightens up a bit. this comes in on friday and low pressure following into the weekend. it will be turning windier although a little bit milder and less in the way of the sunshine on the way at the weekend unfortunately. there is a bit more rain in the forecast, so just enjoy a bit of blue sky. guru—murthy this is bbc news. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 11. the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the uk rises to 39, and boris johnson says further transmission is ‘clearly on the cards'. the most important thing now is that we prepare against a possible very significant expansion of coronavirus in the uk population. a sharp rise in calls to 111, as the nhs struggles to cope with the volume of queries, asking for advice. and this evening, some of the british tourists, held in a hotel in tenerife, have returned home. the bbc has seen details of another complaint of bullying, against the home secretary priti patel,

across the north, so we could see some winteriness over the hills of scotland and also for the north penninesin in england and wales. into thursday, it's going to be another blustery day with showers, but it looks like the cooler air will reach even southern areas on thursday. so generally a cooler day thursday. we could see bands of showers moving through. one area could just clear the south coast throughout thursday morning and then it's sunshine and showers. again, most of the showers across the north and the west with a wintry flavour over the hills. temperatures, single figures for all. could just about scrape 10 or 11 across the south—east. now after thursday into friday, there's some uncertainty to the forecast because we could see this little feature, this area of low pressure, move in from the west. at the moment it's looking like friday will start chilly, dry with some sunshine but then this little low pressure could bring some showers or long spells of rain to northern ireland, wales and the midlands and northern england we could see some winteriness over the hills. temperature—wis

some heavy rain on some western hills with some snow on its leading edge for the north pennines and intosouth as well and we head on into tuesday. stays very windy, could see another squeeze in the isobars there later on tuesday which could bring a spell of gales or even severe gales across northern areas. so, tuesday's a milder day, much milder in the south. variable cloud with some sunshine, too. lots of showers across western scotland and they'll be blown in on a very strong wind gusting 50—60 mph. later in the day, we could see even stronger gusts than that. given some sunshine across the south and east with that mild air mass, it could be extremely mild with temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees here and double figure values across much of central and southern scotland. that area of low pressure clears away later on tuesday, and we start to see westerly winds again on wednesday. slightly cooler air mass, you'll notice there's more wintry showers mixed into this airflow. so, for wednesday, another day of sunshine and showers. best of the sunshine across southern and eastern areas. lots of

some hill snow more especially into the pennines for a time, as overnight and into thursday the outbreakslowly clear from the east and south—east of england. behind that, yes, it will be turning drier on thursday. will get a bit brighter too. temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout the week. but then there's another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend. so what does that mean over the weekend? it means there'll be another spell of rain heading our way, unfortunately. and the winds will start to pick up as well. although with that, the temperatures will recover a few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. welcome to bbc news — i'm mike embley. our top stories: the world is now in ‘uncharted territory‘ say health chiefs as the number of deaths from coronavirus passes 3,000. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel‘s third election in a year — but can he finally form a government? a boost forjoe biden‘s presidential bid as pete buttigieg and amy

we could get a wee bit of sunshine to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towards thee showery regime across the northern western isles throughout the course of the day and on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies but that sunshine will do nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east where we could have 111—15 degrees. now, from wednesday into thursday that weather front, more a band of cloud than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain damage to this far south—western quarter. but wales, north midlands, northwards, increasingly sunny as you drift that wee

and if you get a wee bit of sunshine, to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towardsre showery regime across the northern and western isles throughout the course of the day, and indeed on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front, that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies, but that sunshine doing nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east, where again we could peak at around 1a or 15 degrees. now, from wednesday on into thursday, that weather front, more a band of cloud rather than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain down into this far south—western quarter. but wales, north midlands northwards,

if you get a wee bit of sunshine to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towards the south—easthout the course of the day and on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure a cross running into an area of high pressure across biscay in the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies but that sunshine will do nothing for your temperatures. last tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east where we could have14— in the south—east where we could have 14— 15 degrees. on wednesday into thursday that weather front, more a wednesday into thursday that weatherfront, more a band of cloud than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, may just have this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain dama

some hill snow more especially into the pennines for a time, as overnight and into thursday the outbreaksatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout the week. but then there‘s another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend. so what does that mean over the weekend? it means there‘ll be another spell of rain heading our way, unfortunately. and the winds will start to pick up as well. although with that, the temperatures will recover a few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: the head of the world health organization has said the outbreak of the new coronavirus has entered uncharted territory. it can still be contained. the number of people killed worldwide is now over 3000. italy has seen a jump in its death toll from 34 52. benjamin netanyahu has claimed injury in israel‘s election. he has been seeking re—election while facing a corruption trial the features —— that happens later this month. joe biden has been endorsed by p

and if you get a wee bit of sunshine, to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towardsregime across the northern and western isles throughout the course of the day, and indeed on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front, that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies, but that sunshine doing nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east, where again we could peak at around 14 or 15 degrees. now, from wednesday on into thursday, that weather front, more a band of cloud rather than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain down into this far south—western quarter. but wales, north midlands northwards, increasing

not necessarily just rain, snow and more in the pennines for a time as overnight and into thursday, thets of england and wales and then on thursday we were slowly clear from the east and southeast of england. behind that, it will turn dry on thursday, a bit brighter and temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout they are going to be throughout the week. then in another area of what weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to become again for the weekend. what does that mean over the weekend? it means there will be another spell of rain heading our way unfortunately in the wings will start to pick up as well. although without the temperature will recover a few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. hello, welcome, i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our lead story is the head of the world health organisation says the outbreak of the new coronavirus has entered uncharted territory, but can still be contained. the number of people killed worldwide is now over 3000. 0ne killed worldwide is now o

the north pennines into the southern uplands, per taps into the islands.stays unsettled throughout the working week. wet and windy on tuesday again, very mild in the south and starting to turn cooler with a mix of sunshine and showers. temperatures generally around or a little below the seasonal average. this is bbc news. the headlines and two. 140 british people remain on board a cruise ship off san francisco, where 21 passengers have tested positive for a coronavirus. there is a rush for me to get off the ship. i have stage four cancer and my tumours are actively growing. it's not going to be easy to off—load this ship with 2500 passengers. it's been announced injapan that a former passenger of the diamond princess cruise ship who was infected with the virus has died. scotla nd infected with the virus has died. scotland women's six nations match with france has been postponed after a home player contracted the virus. and £360 million will be paid by insurance companies to clean up

and if you get a wee bit of sunshine, to the eastern side of the pennines, east anglia, down towardsregime across the northern and western isles throughout the course of the day, and indeed on into the evening. once that little wave is away on the weather front, that will allow it to relax its way ever further south. slow progress, it has to be said, because it's running into an area of high pressure across biscay and the near continent. so it's around and about on wednesday across wales, southern counties of england, the midlands and east anglia and lincolnshire. further north, much brighter skies, but that sunshine doing nothing for your temperatures. the last of tuesday's really mild air is trapped there, particularly in the south—east, where again we could peak at around 14 or 15 degrees. now, from wednesday on into thursday, that weather front, more a band of cloud rather than anything else at this stage for many southern counties, mayjust have enough about it for there to be a bit of rain down into this far south—western quarter. but wales, north midlands northwards, increasing

on the western side of the pennines into the north the peak district.e day. longer spells of rain pushing through the west of scotland but a bit of sunshine in between for the northern half of the country. southern counties of england and wales. patchy light rain and drizzle. likely to be in the hills of south wales. it's going to be a fairly blustery day to day, windier than yesterday, widespread gusts, but those wins still coming from an incredibly mild direction. not much change compared with this morning and any breaks, 16 or 17. not as wet in wales and england as the last 2a hours but more so as to come in scotland and northern ireland. a bit of a split in temperatures, temperatures in the northern half, maybe a touch of frost. a fresh start tomorrow, a mix of sunshine and showers tomorrow. the rain clearing away in the south to the channel islands tomorrow but a brighter day for many compared with today. showers come and go through tomorrow afternoon, mainly in the west. temperatures tomorrow still around 15 degrees, seven or eight in scotland. co

some hill snow into the pennines is overnight and into thursday the outbreaks of rain continue throughursday will slowly start to clear from the east and south—east of england. behind that, yes, dryer on thursday and it will get a bit righter as well. —— brighter. and then there is another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend so what does that mean over the weekend? it means that there will be another spell of rain heading our way. u nfortu nately. and then the winds will start to become as well. although with that, the temperatures will recover few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. health chiefs as the number of coronavirus passes 3,000. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third election in a year, can he finally formed government? a boost forjoe biden‘s presidential bid as pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar endorsed him had a super tuesday. the bbc has uncovered evidence that police stood by as religious violence swept the indian capital of delhi las

some hill so —— some hill snow into the pennines is overnight and into thursday the outbreaks of rainouth—east of england. the hind that, yes, dryer on thursday and it will get a bit righter as well. —— behind. and then there is another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend so what does that mean over the weekend? it means that they will be another speu means that they will be another spell of rain heading our way. u nfortu nately. spell of rain heading our way. unfortunately. and then the winds will start to become as well. although without, the temperatures will recover few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm mike embley. the top stories: the head of the world health organization has said that the outbreak of the new coronavirus has entered uncharted territory but can still be contained because of the number of people killed worldwide is now more than 3000. italy has seen a dominance death toll from 34 to 52. israel's prime minister benja

wintry to higher ground across scotla nd wintry to higher ground across scotland and the peaks and penninesorth wales but there should be drier and brighter interludes further south. look at the difference in the feel of the weather. we will have lighter winds on friday. it should not be a bad day, dry with sunny spells coming through before we see potential for more wet weather to push on to the far north and west for the start of the weekend. a reminder of our top story: the foreign office has advised against all but essential travel to italy, as the whole country enters lockdown, to try to stem the spread of coronavirus. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. the latest sports news... you're watching bbc news, i'm 0f at the bbc sc, national hunt racings cheltenham festival is under way, the opening race, the supreme novices hurdle has just gone off, attendance is slightly down on last year, but around a quarter of a million are expected to attend over the next four days and with the cor

into thursday this will move through and there could well be snow over the higher ground of the penninesbe quite cloudy to start, some rain across the far south and east will clear away one or two showers into the afternoon. elsewhere, looking at sunny spells developing through the day and maximum temperatures will be getting to 7—9 celsius, similar values to today and tomorrow. by the end of the week we have another front moving its way eastward, bringing some rain, but it is quite wea k bringing some rain, but it is quite weak and will not bring too much rain on friday that another system moving its way for the weekend. more rain in the forecast as we go into the weekend. rain clearing eastward during friday. rain at times particularly in northern areas, both on saturday and by sunday we are left with some sunny spells and showers. bye—bye. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me annita mcveigh. the headlines: plans to contain any spread of coronavirus will be set out by the government this morning — including bringing nhs staff out of retirement. there are record numbers of people curre

you can see some white speckles indicating when trainers across the hills of the pennines and into centralthe time is out. it stays pretty wintry here and the will be drifting in the wind still blizzard conditions likely but elsewhere lots of sunshine around. most showers towards the west and a few towards the east. some places being dry altogether. the winds slowly easing down as the storm continues to weaken and it will be on the cool side, seven to ten or ii degrees across the south—east. most places will be dry tonight. further showers in the north. this is where the front will move across southern parts of the country overnight and is going to bring some wet weather to southern counties and we could see a bit of street mixed into that across the south and south—east. further north wintry showers across western scotland into northern ireland and it is going to be called with a touch of frost and the risk of ice in places. less risk in the south. it could be a soggy start across the south—east without rain, across the south—east without rain, a bit ofa across the south—east without rain

. —— north pennines.out was those gale force winds sweep across the country. here's another fairly deep area of low pressure. this will feed and more rain, persistent and heavy at times, but on saturday to existing flooding problems. it will scoop up some very mild air indeed, particularly across the south of the country's. temperatures touching 14-15d country's. temperatures touching iii—isd for a time. through wednesday, we have a run of strong westerly winds that will bring in blustery showers. some snow on the hills of scotland. even further south will be a slightly cooler day. the sunshine is stronger in march. looks like the jet stream will be taking aim generally across the uk. waxing and waning at times and it looks like it will stay wet more to the north and the west of the country, so it's here where we are likely to see the stronger winds and the rain as we had through the week. at times, temperatures falling a little below the seasonal average. some rain could be falling as snow on the high gr

gusts over the pennines and about 60 mph.ing and overnight — i should say as well that it's pretty chilly. notably colder than yesterday across the south—east of england and temperatures here at about 11 degrees this afternoon. showers moving their way through overnight, wintry over the high ground in scotland. turning quite chilly with clear skies for most of us. ice across northern england and scotla nd us. ice across northern england and scotland into tomorrow. further south, overnight temperatures at around four or south, overnight temperatures at around fouror6 south, overnight temperatures at around four or 6 degrees. into friday we have this very small ridge of high pressure just before this next area of low pressure moves in. a fine start to the day for most of us a fine start to the day for most of us with lighter winds. there may be some frost around as well, but some sunshine which will continue with a couple of showers in the north—east of england. further south and west, code increasing and without some rain movi

there may be some hills now out of this into the pennines and overnight into thursday wales see some is a gap between weather systems, here comes another band of rain which will move through on friday. taking a look at the forecast into the weekend, we will see another spell of rain, it will be windier, milder, and won‘t be as much about sunshine.

some heavy rain on some western hills with some snow on its leading edge for the north pennines and intoll gradually turn milder in the south as well and we head on into tuesday. stays very windy, could see another squeeze in the isobars there later on tuesday which could bring a spell of gales or even severe gales across northern areas. so, tuesday's a milder day, much milder in the south. variable cloud with some sunshine, too. lots of showers across western scotland and they'll be blown in on a very strong wind gusting 50—60 mph. later in the day, we could see even stronger gusts than that. given some sunshine across the south and east with that mild air mass, it could be extremely mild with temperatures of 16 or 17 degrees here and double figure values across much of central and southern scotland. that area of low pressure clears away later on tuesday, and we start to see westerly winds again on wednesday. slightly cooler air mass, you'll notice there's more wintry showers mixed into this airflow. so, for wednesday, another day of sunshine and showers. best of the sunshine across sou

the windows from the south—west so if the cloud breaks up, the eastern side of the pennines, you couldnshine and showers north of the weather front across the northern and western isles. the same weather front, journeying towards the southern half of britain and it is at this point that we see much more in away of sunshine with a few showers across scotland and northern ireland. hang in there and you get to see the sunshine as well. still mild across the south and having pushed that front into those southern areas, it lurks with intent through thursday and into friday, perhaps those isobars are squeezing so quite breezy here and a combination of wind and rain in the south but with higher pressure building across scotland and northern ireland on the north of england, you have some sunshine, if a little cooler. back to the new measures to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, fergus walshjoins me. 55 people have died in the uk, how long could this last four? no time limit has been put on this but it does look like that the peak of this epidemic will be through in about 12, 13 weeks or so.

reaching towards northern ireland perhaps southern scotland, some snow into higher parts of the pennines weather is on the way for many of us on wednesday. welcome to newsday. i am mariko oi. i'm in singapore. the headlines. the world is in ‘unchartered terrotory‘ say health chiefs as the number of deaths from coronavirus passes three thousand. but what is it like to contract covid—19? we hearfrom one survivor on the impact of the virus. i almost felt like i wanted to go knock on the wall and talk to the other patient next door and have some conversation with a human being. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third election in a year — but can he finally form a government?

some hill snow more especially into the pennines for a time, as overnight and into thursday the outbreakslowly clear from the east and south—east of england. behind that, yes, it will be turning drier on thursday. will get a bit brighter too. temperatures pretty much where they are going to be throughout the week. but then there's another area of wet weather aiming at us for friday. this weather front has to move through and then low pressure looks to be coming in for the weekend. so what does that mean over the weekend? it means there'll be another spell of rain heading our way, unfortunately. and the winds will start to pick up as well. although with that, the temperatures will recover a few degrees but it does mean not as much of that sunshine. briefing, with me, sally bundock. the top stories: the world is now in uncharted territory, say health chiefs, as the number of deaths from coronavirus passed 3000. benjamin netanyahu claims victory over his main rival in israel's third election in a year, but can he finally form a government? with backing from pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar,

that to be showers into the north and east of scotland, one or two into the eastern side of the penninesacross the west of wales. don't forget, as we move from saturday to sunday, we have to put those clocks forward into british summertime on a day that is going to be marked by a distinctly wintry field to proceedings. yes, it is still predominantly dry. yes, there is still quite a bit of cloud across many areas, and the wind, the gusts easily 35 or a0 miles an hour widely. by the end of the day somebody may well have recorded a 50 miles an hour gust. so despite the fa ct miles an hour gust. so despite the fact the thermometers may well record 6— 80 degrees, once you add in the strength of that biting north and north—easterly wind, it will feel closer to two or three degrees. not a deal of change from sunday into the new week. perhaps those isobars just into the new week. perhaps those isobarsjust beginning into the new week. perhaps those isobars just beginning to show the first signs of wanting to open up. perhaps for many more, the wind not just such a feature as it will have been thr

maybe some hills snow out of this, as well, and into the pennines, overnight into thursday, england and east and southeast of england. behind it, brightening up. a gap in weather systems — i say i gap because here comes another band of rain that will move through on friday. taking a look at the forecast into the weekend, we will see another spell of rain. it will be windier and milder, there won't be as much of that sunshine. welcome to newsday. i am mariko oi. i'm in singapore. the headlines. the world is in ‘unchartered terrotory‘ say health chiefs as the number of deaths from coronavirus passes three thousand. but what is it like to contract covid—19? we hearfrom one survivor on the impact of the virus. almost felt like i wante| go i almost felt like i wanted to go knock on the wall and talk to the other patient next door and have some conversation with and have some conversation with a human being. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. benjamin netanyahu claims victory in israel's third election in a year — but can he finally form a government...? and on the eve of supe

those showers will fall sleet and snow to higher ground in scotland, maybe across the peaks and the penninestime and into northern ireland, but much of england and wales that will be a largely dry date but a noticeably cooler one, temperatures ranging from 6— io celsius. moving out of thursday into friday, this little ridge of high pressure will lighten things down quite nicely. wind direction coming from the north, so not a particularly warm thoughts but they will be fairly light, and a good deal of dry weather around for friday afternoon, so temperatures again ranging — ii friday afternoon, so temperatures again ranging — 11 degrees. as we move into the weekend, i am well aware that we have seen the weekends recently, so the weekend is not looking too bad. a good deal of usable weather, there will be some rain around, but you should be able to get out and enjoy some fresh air from time to time. saturday in actual fact looks to be the better of two days. there could be some cloud around but it will be relatively dry and buy it, eventually we will see an area of low pressure beginning to pus

even some snow, pretty heavy snow in the north of england, across the pennine and scotland.ome hail mixed in and it will feel quite cool. the strong wind easing through the day. temperatures reaching single figures for most. we could manage 9— 10 degrees across the south, southeast in sunny spots. this little feature ru ns in sunny spots. this little feature runs into southern britain bringing rain, sleet and snow. this could give rise to perhaps slushy accumulations over the hills. further north, some ice to watch out for. further south, not further north, some ice to watch out for. furthersouth, not as further north, some ice to watch out for. further south, not as cold but it could cause some issues across the south—east for the monday morning rush. bear that in mind. stay tuned to the forecast. it should however clear away into the afternoon where you will see plenty of sunshine. again, wintry flavour to the north with single figures. a little below seasonal average for early march. it we move through the week, no significant areas of low pressure affecting the british i

gusty winds, up to 50—50 mph over the welsh hills in the pennines, but it is quite mild. continue, with clear spells, but temperatures will fall away, so the risk of snow and ice across scotland and northern ireland as we go into wednesday morning. further south, staying cloudy, still a few spots of rain, but mild, temperatures of eight or nine celsius. wednesday, still showers in the north and west, further south, cloud in the morning that will clear away, with brighter skies into the afternoon. goodbye for now. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines... british airways cancels all flights to italy — after the italian prime minister orders the most stringent nationwide restrictions since the second world war. in the uk, five people infected with the virus have died — scientists confirm it takes around five days for coronavirus symptoms to appear. . night—time delivery restrictions will be eased for some supermarkets — to help stores keep their shelves stocked amid fears of panic buying. british holiday—makers on board the coronavirus hit cruise ship, which was str

that rain continues to move north into northern england during tomorrow evening, some snow over the pennines the night and clearing away on thursday. another area of low pressure where this one goes, not quite sure at the moment. but it is likely to be running some rain through the english channel, threatening the south coast of england and an improving picture across northern england after that damn plate it should brighten up and for the most part back into sunshine and showers with the bulk in scotla nd and showers with the bulk in scotland and northern ireland and just about cold enough for them to be wintry over the hills and the heavy ones as well. that area of low pressure m oves heavy ones as well. that area of low pressure moves away, another weather front arriving on friday. this will bea front arriving on friday. this will be a very weak one, no big temperature contrast either side so it will be a narrow band of rain, some snow over the hills in the north as well. that will tend to peter out for some it is the showers coming behind that have a bit more about them and it could be h

ten or 15 millimetres and a bit of snow over the pennines was not that wetter weather easing off laterof low pressure as well. keeper close eye on this one which threatens to bring heavy rain through the english channel and perhaps into the far south of england. further north, an improving picture across england after that damp weather overnight and for most cases there will be a little sunshine, showers continuing to run into scotland and northern ireland. again, it isjust into scotland and northern ireland. again, it is just about cold enough to bring wintry of a higher ground stop we lose one area of rain, an area of low pressure during the evening and then in time for friday we have this weather front approaching from the atlantic. it is approaching from the atlantic. it is a weak weather front, no approaching from the atlantic. it is a weak weatherfront, no big temperature contrast either side of it it is a narrowband of patchy rain with some snow over the hills further north. it may well be that the showers behind that are a little bit more potent and heavier and again wintry ove

slowly northwards, grinding to a halt across northern england. 10—15 mm, a bit of snow over the pennines. 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 sunshine and showers on sunday. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. global financial institutions are trying to limit the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. the us central bank has slashes interest rates by 0.5% — citing the ‘evolving risks' from the c

just 50—55 miles an hour over at the welsh hills and pennines.th in a cloud clearing away from southern parts, sunny spells, temperatures again into the mid teens. goodbye for now. you‘re watching bbc newsroom live. it‘s 11am and these are the main stories this morning: british airways cancels all flights to italy after the italian prime minister orders the most stringent nationwide restrictions since the second world war. translation: the right decision is to stay home. 0urfuture is in our hands. we must be responsible. in the uk, five people infected with the virus have died — scientists confirm it takes around five days for coronavirus symptoms to appear. night—time delivery restrictions will be eased for some supermarkets to help stores keep their shelves stocked amid fears of panic buying. british holidaymakers on board the coronavirus—hit cruise ship

the showers across the pennines will fade and the cloud will clear and we will end up with a dry daythe weather front producing all this rain in the north will sink steadily southwards, weakening all the time can meaning that it moves across the west in england and wales just as a band of cloud with patchy rain in wales and south—west england. behind it, some clearer skies and one or two showers. not as cold and night as the one just gone for the bulk of the uk. then as we head through tomorrow, we have this rain coming through northern ireland and scotla nd through northern ireland and scotland that will sink slowly southwards on wednesday as a weak feature. dan. thank you very much, carol. it is 8:17am. the government will be meeting today to discuss further plans on how to delay the spread of coronavirus. let‘s remind ourselves of the current situation. a total of 35 people have died in the uk after contracting covid—19. so far over a0,000 people have been tested across britain, and out of those almost 1,a00 have been confirmed to have the virus. from today borisjohnson, or a seni

certainly northern england, around the pennines where we have seen flooding, parts of wales, the westd southern scotland. it is a pretty remarkable chart. 0nly scotland. it is a pretty remarkable chart. only the north—east of scotla nd chart. only the north—east of scotland there in aberdeenshire has seen around the average for the month, that is about eight. 95% of the uk has seen well above the average of what we have seen for february. some areas have seen the wettest month ever recorded and echoes the parts of northern ireland. people will be asking why, is this to do with climate change? it is to do with climate change, we will see these patterns of mild winters. i would show you this first. —— want to show you this vest. when we get milderair in winter to show you this vest. when we get milder air in winter it is often moisture leiden, here is the temperature chart. we have had south—westerly winds of the atlantic because the jet stream has been fired out over the past five weeks from a temperature contrast across the united states and that has produced a very strong jet stream

it could be wet overnight across northern england with some snow on the pennines.ry will brighten up. showers mainly across scotland and northern ireland, wintry over the hills and temperatures between seven and 9 degrees. those temperatures will change on friday. you lose one area of low pressure but another weather front is coming in. this looks like it'll be very weak. it will bring a narrow band of rain, quite patchy with a bit of snow over northern hills. it will peter wright as it ru ns hills. it will peter wright as it runs eastwards. more showers coming in that at the western part of the uk. those could be wintry over the higher ground for northern england. over the weekend, stronger winds. that will bring some windier weather, wetter weather, some rain on saturday, followed by showers on sunday. up to a fifth of the uk workforce could be off sick at the peak of a coronavirus outbreak. the prime minister unveils the government's emergency plans — saying it is prepared for a spike in cases. i fully understand public concern, your concern, about the global sp

fundamental to creating the extra capacity but in the meantime, we need to get on with the trans— pennineto trains. that is what hs2 will create. it is interesting, in the north, when we talk about the north—south divide, the south forgets there is also a divide between northwest and northeast. is there a feeling that is being addressed? i can only speak on behalf of west and north yorkshire but there are device within our region. that is what devolution will healthily solve, we know where we need to put the infrastructure investments and what we know where we need to work on the skills agenda. give us the power to make the decisions and we will make deliver what this region needs. this morning you had hopes and now you have looked at what the new chancellor has had to say. 0ut have looked at what the new chancellor has had to say. out of ten, what would you give him? blimey! i am ten, what would you give him? blimey! iam not ten, what would you give him? blimey! i am not sure i can answer that. for devolution, iwill give him ten out of ten. and that is the big thing for you. absolutely.