yes, she works for the nhs in plymouth and she is the matron for a unit in plymouth and tower stock and afternoon. we wish you both all of the best. bank you very much. more than 50,000 people have died of coronavirus in the united states. it comes as three of the less—affected states are allowing shops to reopen. president trump has now claimed he was being ‘sarcastic‘ when he suggested injecting disinfectants may be a way to fight coronavirus, and refused to take questions at the white house daily briefing. david willis reports. thank you very much. and with that, they were gone. a daily press briefing which routinely stretches beyond two hours, all over in 22 minutes. donald trump's reluctance to face further question seen as a response to the backlash he has faced over comments made to the coordinator of his coronavirus task force the day before. and then i see the disinfectant...that knocks it out in a minute. one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that? by injection, inside or... ..almost a cleaning? because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous nu

plymouth, a high of 14.e through monday night, as this area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isles, notice the blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds it'll get cold, quite a widespread frost for tuesday morning. worth bearing in mind if you have been gardening. it does turn warmer later in the week. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: the uk home secretary acknowledges criticism, after doctors warn they're still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i'm sorry if people feel that there have been failings. i will be very, very clear about that. but at the same time, we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. the number of people who've died with coronavirus in the uk has gone up by 917 since yesterday. for the first time, the queen has recorded an easter message, in which she offers hope, and says that coronavirus will not overcome us. police in the uk say there's been a 21% drop in overal

but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. —— cardiff and plymouth. temperatures cardiff, plymouthadlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a message to the british public after uk's highest death toll so far in coronavirus pandemic. and we all share responsibility to tackle this virus first and foremost by staying at home. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government insisted that there is now enough if used correctly. new york starts to bury some of its debt in mass graves, more coronavirus cases than any single country outside the united states. we report on a migrant still hoping for a better life.

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singledigit temperatures the highest part of an plymouth but even here only getting up plymouth but evens. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: doctors accuse the government of a chronic failure to supply nhs staff with the right protective equipment. we'll speak to the health secretary matt hancock just after 8:00. the easter message hits home as millions stick to social distancing rules, but the lockdown faces its biggest test yet this weekend. the uk has hit its highest daily death toll, but most patients are surviving coronavirus. we'll hear some of their stories. sir kenny dalglish has tested positive for the virus. the former liverpool player and manager was taken to hospital to be treated for an unrelated infection, but then postive

at a small shop in plymouth a living legend darryl dr pryce age 87 and day in day out he works on human bodies he's worn out hundreds of machines and sees himself as a scribe not an artist he's proud of being the oldest tattoo artist in europe 70 years ago his motifs were for criminals sailors the ladies of love nowadays they're for the rich and poor young and old that's for business the fine line between love and hate. in the love business to to assume the love for this with full of all because of this. as a relationship goes up and. his 1st tattoo in 1945 he was 13 his mother was furious and was about to beat him until she saw the word mother. price fell for ours and his self talk sometimes he made bad mistakes he has a reading and spelling weakness his home in wales cape town sydney the stations before he settled in the south of england it's been 50 years since he had to throw a drunken sailor out of his shop. because he says to the ceiling you know through the roof yes we're going every day. with the new congress board with some of the rubble in the middle of all because it's just.

. >> this is a 1934 plymouth phaeton. first bought this, a lot of plymouth people here in the u.s. claimed that the car didn't exist. >> what? >> and they said that it was false advertising on the car. but finally, after some background checks, it turned out to be the real deal. >> and here's another rare phaeton, this one supposedly built at the 1934 world's fair in chicago. grant's orphan cars even become the focus of segment on a local public tv program in 1999. did you see the pbs clip when it aired? >> i did. it was a show that they were doing at the time in iowa that was about people had unique collections. in 2007, grant passes away at the age of 91. >> was he specific with you, jerry, and your family about what he wanted you to do with the cars? >> he never really approached it when we were alive. he never really talked about that. >> do you wish he was more specific? >> yeah, in some ways it would have been better. >> six years later, when their mom, betty, dies, grant's four children -- now "orphans" themselves

. >> this is a 1934 plymouth phaeton. first bought this, a lot of plymouth people here in the u.s. claimed that the car didn't exist. >> what? >> and they said that it was false advertising on the car. but finally, after some background checks, it turned out to be the real deal. >> and here's another rare phaeton, this one supposedly built at the 1934 world's fair in chicago. grant's orphan cars even become the focus of segment on a local public tv program in 1999. did you see the pbs clip when it aired? >> i did. it was a show that they were doing at the time in iowa that was about people had unique collections. in 2007, grant passes away at the age of 91. >> was he specific with you, jerry, and your family about what he wanted you to do with the cars? >> he never really approached it when we were alive. he never really talked about that. >> do you wish he was more specific? >> yeah, in some ways it would have been better. >> six years later, when their mom, betty, dies, grant's four children -- now "orphans" themselves

temperatures cardiff, plymouth and here only getting up to 13 degrees. this is bbc news of the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a message to the british public after uk's highest death toll so far in coronavirus pandemic. and we all share responsibility to tackle this virus first and foremost by staying at home. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government insisted that there is now enough if used correctly. new york starts to bury some of its debt in mass graves, more coronavirus cases than any single country outside the united states. we report on a migrant still hoping for a better life. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. you're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first we would like to ta ke globally. first we would like to take you to the live pictures from the vatican. these show a stripped down good friday service inside the vatican itself and normally on good friday, pope francis would move over t

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best.ss the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more than 500,000 confirmed infections, the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to decline, but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdown will remain. and the queen says in her first ever easter message — "coronavirus will not overcome us."

look at the temperatures, cardiff and plymouth, higher a0 degrees. 0n temperatures, cardiff and plymouthis area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isles, noticed the blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds, it is going to get cold, a widespread frost for tuesday morning. weight bearing in mind if you have been gardening over the weekend. quite cool feeling on tuesday, but it turns warm relating into the week. -- it turns warm relating into the week. —— it turns warmer, late into the week. this is bbc news. now, you've been sending in your questions about covid—19 in your thousands and, this evening, we're focusing on the spread of the virus and the numbers of people involved in ‘your questions answered'. with us to answer those questions is professor keith neal, retired professor of the epidemiology of infectious diseases, from the university of nottingham. that is quite a title! the right man for thejob. thank that is quite a title! the right man for the job. thank you so that is quite a title! the right man for thejob. thank you so much, professor neil,

see gusts of 50 mph for the channel islands look at temperatures, type temperature in cardiff and plymouthay night this area of high pressure really builds quite strongly across the british isles and blue colours in the chart, late wins it will get colder quite a right spread frost for tuesday morning, with bearing in mind if you gardening over the weekend and a quite a cool day what it does turn warmer later in the week. this is bbc news of the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk home secretary response to criticism after doctors warn that they are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus.|j equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i am sorry if people feel that there have been failings, i'll be clear about that. but we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. number of people who have died from coronavirus is gone up since yesterday. police and the uk have said there's been a 20% drop in the past four weeks but finds have been issued for those breaking social distancing rules.

seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top temperatures of just 13re in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. our top stories: mass burials in new york signal the toll the coronavirus outbreak has taken, even as signs emerge that infections are levelling off. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far — almost a thousand more people have lost their lives. queuing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing — we report on the migrants still searching for a better life. how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

single—digit temperatures here, the highest temperatures, cardiff, plymouth, but even here, only gettingund the world. mass burials in new york signal the toll the coronavirus outbreak has taken, even as signs emerge that infections are levelling off. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far. almost 1,000 more people have lost their lives. queuing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing. we report on the migrants still searching for a better life. how worshippers around the world have been marking good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

seven in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 11! degrees at best.s through monday night into tuesday morning you can see this blue shade on the chart. widespread fraud. if you spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling on tuesday with a lot of dry weather in the coming week and it turns warm once again.

we saw no grass from the plymouth and somebody said how did that work in your day? so without microphone, we spoke to 2500 people on the square, and even the policemen on the other block could hear it. we asked him from the platform. >> because the voice rose above the crowd? >> and it carries. >> what other characteristics do you share with lincoln, height, weight, that sort of thing? >> 6'5", 174, 175 pounds. this beard doesn't do him justice today, but with a little work, as we saw in the clip. and then i think when the hat comes on at the end and you're ready to go out the door, he's there as a channel. i've never had the experience that suddenly lincoln is among us, because it's an academic assignment. what is it that we need to do? so i'm constantly aware of that, but when we're ready and the beard is right and the other set of glasses is right, we see what it looks like. >> how long does it take you to become lincoln? >> an hour. i've tried to shave it, but -- shave the time down. i just can't do it. and there's a methodology there that it's step by step and

blustery particular for some eastern coats for some single—digit temperatures here, cardiff and plymouthees. —— highest temperatures. this is bbc news. the uk's highest daily death toll so far. almost a thousand more people have died. this is the message to the british people. we all share a responsibility to tackle this virus first and foremost by staying at home. new york starts to bury some of its debt in mass graves. the state has more coronavirus cases than any single country outside the united states. how worshippers around the world are marking good friday, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

around three or 4 degrees in scotland, maybe not dropping any lower than 10 degrees in cardiff and plymouth a very large area of rain so that means what the weather front moves through only talking about a couple of hours worth of rain in a town or city, and in fact as this area of rain moves northwards that rain starts to peter out, so by the time it reaches the midlands and also northwestern england it really is not an awful lot left of that rain. very hit and miss where it does fall. at the same time it will stay settled in scotland and northern ireland and saturday is looking dry across the north of the country. because he is high pressure there across scotland, through saturday it's from northern ireland cider. 16 or 17 on saturday in the south and scotland around 12 degrees but at least you have sunshine here. sunday is looking dry across the uk and we are starting to draw in an easterly wind, and that wind is a drying wind. push the clouds towards the west as well and more sunshine on the way. to purchase will recover around 20 in london and still actually 12 degrees there in aberdee

then along plymouth street. it's to get people who have been sheltering in place some fresh air and exercise. >> we want oaklanders to recreate in a distant manner. >> on the surface is runs counter to what health officials are telling us. stay inside unless you need to shop or emergency. closing the streets to all but local automobile traffic will allow people to walk, run and ride in the road itself. not just on the sidewalk. >> the extra room will allow the six foot safe distance from each other. >> opening up the streets to bikers and joggers. there's more room safely. >> it the pilot project is successful ta plan to expand it to 74 mile of residential street. cyclists were on board. >> it's a great idea. anything to get people on bicycles. >> the idea of open streets in general is fantastic. the idea that we can help do social distancing as well. makes it better. >> less traffic means fewer accidents and fewer headaches for hospitals that are still preparing for a potential surge in covid-19 cases. we reach

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 degrees at best.y across the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—i9. in the us, more than 500,000 confirmed infections, the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to fall, but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdown will remain. and the queen says in her first ever easter message — "coronavirus will not overcome us."

and east oakland, arthur street from havens court boulevard to 78th avenue, then doglegging along plymouth street from 78th to 104th avenue. the mayor says it is to get people who have been sheltering in place for the past few weeks some fresh air and exercise. >> we want oaklanders to re-create in a socially distanced manner, physically distanced manner. >> reporter: on the surface, this seems to run counter to what health officials are telling us. stay indoors, unless you need to go out to shop or for an emergency. but shaft says closing the streets to all but local automobile traffic will allow people to walk, run and ride in the road itself, not just on the sidewalk. and the extra room will allow people to keep the recommended 6 foot safe distance from each other. >> by opening up our streets to bikes, joggers, pedestrians, we are giving oaklanders more room to spread out safely. >> reporter: if the pilot project is successful, the city plans to expand the program to nearly 74 miles of residential streets. cyclists we talked with were on board. >> i think it is a great idea. anything t

cardiff and plymouth, a high of 14 degrees.ing on the chart. with light winds, it is going to get cold, quite a widespread frost for tuesday morning. worth bearing in mind if you've been gardening over the weekend. quite a cool feeling day on tuesday, but it does turn warmer later in the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk home secretary response to criticism after doctors warned there are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i am sorry if people feel that there have been failed and i'll be very clear about that. at the same time, we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk is gone up by 917 since yesterday. the uk's is said that there is between 1% drop in overall crime in the past four weeks but more than a thousand vines been issued to people preaching social distancing laws. the first time, the queen is recorded in eastern

europe's all this tattoo artist he may even be the world's oldest working one at $87.00 price from plymouth england has lost count of how many people he's tattooed and though his clientele has changed over the decades doc says there's one thing that has stood the test of time. how does a small shop implement a living legend darryl dr pryce age 87 and day in day out he works on human bodies he's worn out hundreds of machines and sees himself as a scribe not an artist he's proud of being the oldest tattoo artist in europe 70 years ago his motifs were for criminals sailors ladies of love nowadays they're for the rich and poor young and old that's for business the fine line between love and hate. the love business to to assume the love this with full of all because of a. as a relationship that was opened. his 1st tattoo in 1945 he was 13 his mother was furious and was about to beat him until she saw the word mother. price fell for ours and his self-taught but sometimes he made bad mistakes he has a reading and spelling weakness his home in wales cape town sydney the stations before he settled i

if you week -- if you recall, there was a provision that provides on a plymouth benefits for people who are independently employed or 1099 tax filers. they are not normally eligible for unemployment. in the cares act they made them eligible. however, there is no distribution system for you to even apply at this point in time for those resources. but ohio is building one. we are building one very aggressively, working with people in the private sector who have skills in these kinds of areas with technology, building that platform. we expect that it will be up and running in probably mid-may, hopefully on the earlier side of that. but everybody's benefits will be backdated to the time they were eligible. way,ow that that is on its that they are building this capacity, no one is being forgotten, no one will be left behind, and we will get this accomplished. two final points. wi-fi hotspots. i mentioned the fact that you may be working from home. you may have a student, or you may live somewhere where you do not have great internet access, you are burning through your data, you would like t

then along plymouth street. it's to get people who have been sheltering in place some fresh air and exercise. >> we want oaklanders to recreate in a distant manner. >> on the surface is runs counter to what health officials enr ecy.ing closing the streets to all but local automobile traffic will allow people to walk, run and r. not just on the sidewalk. >> the extra room will allow the six foot safe distance from each other. >> opening up the streets to bikers and joggers. there's more room to spread out safely. >> it the pilot project is successful ta plan to expand it to 74 mile of residential street. cyclists were on board. >> it's a great idea. anything to get people on bicycles. >> the idea of open streets in general is fantastic. the idea that we can help do social distancing as well. makes it mns fer accidents and fewer headaches for hospitals that are still preparing for a potential surge in covid-19 cases. we reached out to the health to hear back.ctn. >> also in the east bay. a crack down at parks in a

mid-tempo music plays ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm heading to the annual blueberry festival in plymouth, indiana. it's not exactly the kind of place you'd expect to see a massive california redwood, but this tree rocks because it rolls. >> my name is jamie allen, and, in 1985, when i was 23, my father passed away, and he left me something that his father left him, and it's kept me on the road all my life. >> jamie? >> jamie? >> [ chuckles ] how are you? it's really great to meet you. and how funny we have the same name. let's get started, then. >> all right, here we go. >> this is one serious tree trunk. [ mid-tempo folk music plays ] and the "root" of the story, according to jamie, is in the late 1930s... when her grandfather, james allen, is a lumberjack in northern california. james, a widower with a son in the army, sees redwood trees so massive that several men can easily fit inside the hollowed trunks. one day, during a sudden rain squall, he seeks shelter in the trunk of a giant redwood. that's when it occurs to james that he could actually make a home out of one. >> it was the t

temperatures on monday morning, quite a range, 10 degrees for data, plymouth, than helleur.orthern ireland, northern england, starting at around about freezing. the cold air continues to think southwards across the uk on monday. but of the sunshine in the west. when you saw eastern and southern coasts and temperatures well down, just 7— a0 degrees. --1a. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running — as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister borisjohnson says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more than half a million confirmed infections. the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to decline — but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdown will remain. and the queen says in her first—ever easter message "coronavirus will not overcome us." spain's fatalities begin to decline — but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdown will r

also setting the case for vanessa george who was jailed for abuse at a plymouth nursery. abusing children in her care and swapped indecent images of the internet. the pain felt by victims and their families have been confounded by the fact that the children in the photographs cannot be identified for the images she produced and has hitherto refused to disclose their identities. for many families who placed their trust in vanessa george, they do not know and may never know if their children fell victim to her cruelty. it is not a no body, no parole bill, is not everything the campaign wants it to be, but it sends a clear message to parole boards as a government view is that it a refusal to give information that can ease a victim pain like a nondisclosure of remains to be a significant factor in their decision—making. the bill entrenches a change in law that was already the practice which is to fully consider the failure by the prisoner to disclose information about the victim's remains for the identity of child victims of indecent imagery. given this on the surface it may

actually enjoying plenty of sunshine here so this is where we will see the highest temperatures, 1a in plymouthe cold, a widespread air frost develops, that is where the blue colours are and these are the temperatures in some city centres, so that means in rural spots it will be two or three degrees lower than that so a widespread frost on the way. i mentioned that tuesday will feel a little less cold and the reason for that is because we are going to be in the middle of the high pressure, and when you are in the middle of the high pressure, the winds don't tend to be a strong, in fact the winds are usually quite strong around the area of the high pressure so inside it, it is going to be sunny, windless in places and actually it won't feel too bad at all, so in liverpool, sunshine and 13 degrees, it is going to feel quite pleasant if you are out in the garden or going out for your daily walk. now wednesday, we are still in the middle of high pressure so that means the winds will be light, it will be sunny as well across most of the uk, a pleasant day if you are out, and in fact temperatures cou

the highest temperatures in cardiff and plymouth only getting up to 13 degrees.for viewers in the uk and around the world. a message to the british public to stay indoors this weekend i fed the british public to stay indoors this weekend ifed the uk's highest daily death tolls so far in the coronavirus pandemic. we all share a responsibility to tackle this virus, first and foremost by staying at home. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment the uk government says there should be enough. in new york, a mass grave as the city tries to deal with the rapidly growing number of dead. queuing forfood in calais — we report on the migrants in camp

that's going to make it feel really chilly. 7 degrees at best in newcastle, and even for cardiff and plymouth.. new york starts to bury some of the dead in a mass grave as the city tries to deal with the rapidly growing number of deceased. the state now has more coronavirus cases than any single country. latest figures record that over 7000 have died from the coronavirus. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far almost a thousand more people have died. it comes as the british government has asked the public to stay home amid fears that the easter weekend, combined with warm weather will see some ignore the stay home policy. many charities have had to stop their work and reduce support for large numbers of vulnerable people. the british red cross says there are thousands of refugees and asylum seekers living in poverty in the uk. in calais in france, many migrants remain in makeshift

single—digit temperatures here, the highest temperature, cardiff, plymouth, but even here, only gettingines. the current of aristotle has surpassed its previous amount. the british public has been urged to stay indoors this bank holiday weekend after the uk's heights daily death toll so far in the coronavirus pandemic. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government informed the health secretary has insisted there is now enough of that equipment if it's used correctly. the us state of new york has started to bury some of its deadin york has started to bury some of its dead in mass graves. the state now has more coronavirus cases than any other single country outside the united states. hospitals in some neighbourhoods say that they are overwhelmed. 0ther neighbourhoods say that they are overwhelmed. other areas say that they are struggling to cope.

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best. this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. the headlines: the uk has recorded 917 new coronavirus deaths. it's the second day in a row that the number of victims was above 900. following criticism from doctors, the home secretary, priti patel, has said she is sorry if anyone felt there had been failings over the supply of personal protective equipment for medical staff. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, has thanked staff at st thomas' hospital in london, where he is being treated for coronavirus, for saving his life. he is recovering from the virus, but is expected to spend the coming weeks convalescing. the united states has overtaken italy for the highest number of deaths from pandemic in the world. nearly 20,000 americans have been killed so far. the governor of the

seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top temperatures of just 13onavirus developments nationally and globally. new figures showed the united states has suffered largest one day death toll. according to numbers compiled byjohn hopkins university, 2,108 people died in the past 2a hours. united states has the highest number of cases in the world at nearly half a million. it's also suffered the highest number of deaths. —— almost, just behind

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 degrees at best.n see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with sima kotecha and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk is set to pass 10,000, as tributes are paid to nhs staff who have lost their lives. boris johnson says he "owes his life" to staff at st thomas's hospital in london where he's spent the last seven nights. the urgent search for a vaccine — billionaire bill gates speaks exclusively to breakfast about how he's trying to help. this is the whole world working on possibly the most urgent tool that's ever been

seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top temperatures of just 13s for viewers in the uk and around the world. mass burials in new york signal the toll the coronavirus outbreak has taken, even as signs emerge that infections are levelling off. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far. queueing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing. we report on the migrants searching for a better life. and how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 degrees at best. tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. pressure grows on the uk government over protective equipment for medics as the number of deaths in the country continues to rise. the united states records more than 2,000 deaths in a single day. over 500,000 people there are infected. christians around the world celebrate easter, despite coronavirus restrictions. pope francis will give his address later in an empty st peter's square. in an easter address, the queen has spoken about the importance of hope. she said "coronavirus will not overcome us". and french farmers call for an army of workers to help harvest crops.

air frost in that blue colour but to the south, not quite so cold, six or 7 degrees in cardiff and plymouthbly in these eastern areas. the west will be quite cloudy with some showers and generally through the day we will see cloud building up so if you have a sunny morning, you'll have a more cloudy afternoon. temperatures of nine or 10 degrees. friday night into saturday, that is when we see some changes. the isobars pointing from south to north, and that is where the wind is coming from and you can see the arrows following the isobars. that is a warmer source which means temperatures will pick up on saturday already, some sunshine around as well, 1a degrees expected in london but by sunday, that is when the really warm air will start to arrive from the southern climes with some sunshine. we live in times where we can't really make the most of the weather but at least knowing it is fine out there is quite a cheerful thing to talk about. 20 degrees in london, 17 expected in newcastle on sunday. and also, the pollen levels will be turning quite high in the south, particularly the south—east.

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we will see that weather fronts approach the south—west of the country, some rain on the way for plymouthpton, by the time it gets to lunchtime it will start to rain around parts of the midlands, southern areas of wales are not a huge area of rainfall but a lot more substantial than we have had for some time. further it now a lot more bright weather around and that rain might not reach the north—west of the country until the evening hours on friday and scotland and northern ireland all the while staying dry. through the weekend this low pressure keeps moving over us, very fla bby pressure keeps moving over us, very fla b by area pressure keeps moving over us, very flabby area of low pressure that means winds aren't particularly strong, weather fronts are means winds aren't particularly strong, weatherfronts are not bringing a lot of rainfall, just meandering north south more than anything it's overcast skies for many of us on saturday across england, wales and parts of northern ireland with rain here and there but scotland, there will be sunshine here so this is sunday, what's left of tha