for the northern half of scotla nd southeastward. a time but more clout and patchy rain and returning for supper with the breast northerly when it's gonna start to feel really chilly. south across england and wales some spells of sunshine into the afternoon a scattering of really heavy and possibly sundry downpours. partly due to another day of one. 25 degrees in london but further north, 11 degrees in london but further north, ii for aberdeen, that colder air making its presence felt. but sunday night we will continue to see some hefty and foundry downpours across england and wales. but more and more ofa england and wales. but more and more of a start to feel the effect of northerly wind. on monday morning will be eight miles affair across the south of england and south wales, to the north a chilly start to the day. that sets us up for what is going to be old feeling day across the british isles. a lot of cloud feeding into northern and eastern parts of scotland the best of the sunshine found further west through parts of wales, sou

patchy rain in scotla nd south—west england. patchy rain in scotland and northern ireland.t gets a little warmer in england and wales, but the pollen levels are high in england and wales again tomorrow. it is warmer, the windows may be open but we may be suffering a bit even if we are staying inside. i could be fog in southern england to start the day on thursday. still the chance of catching a shower in the midlands, wales and northern england and this area of cloud and scotland might have rain associated with it. dry weather on thursday and still warm, particularly in the sunshine. some spots into the low 20s, warm and sunny spots into the low 20s, warm and sunny on spots into the low 20s, warm and sunny on friday in south—east england, whereas across the north of the uk this weather front will take outbreaks of rain and going deeper into the easter weekend, this low pressure will move in. there are changes around for the easter weekend, there will be more cloudy wrench, a chance of rain, nowhere looking particularly wet, but more noticeably it will be turning cooler, esp

tomorrow, sunshine and showers some rain in parts of northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland to start the day. showers for wales, western england, and they will spread further east across england, particularly in the afternoon. some will be heavy, thundery, possible hail and gusty winds. at their strongest along english channel coasts and channel islands with gusts of a0 to 50 mph. temperatures much closer to the seasonal temperatures much closer to the seasonal average temperatures much closer to the seasonal average and, when the heavy showers move through, if you are outside, it will feel quite cool, low to mid teen temperatures. friday, sunshine and showers, but by saturday, with a gap between weather systems, most places looking dry and more weather fronts coming our way for the second half of the weekend on sunday. friday, sunshine and showers. for the weekend, on sunday. friday, sunshine and showers. forthe weekend, saturday mainly dry, and on sunday we will see another spell of rain spreading across the country. that's all from the bbc ne

clearer skies in scotla nd northern ireland.n scotland and north—east england but no frost because the wind will pick up no frost because the wind will pick up and no frost in southern england because we start with a cloudy theme. sunshine at times on thursday but showers pushing in, heavier in scotla nd but showers pushing in, heavier in scotland and wintry, even to low levels for a while. we will notice stronger winds in many parts of the country. windy in scotland, gales in the north, gusts over 65 mph in the northern isles, adding to the chill. 13-14 in northern isles, adding to the chill. 13—14 in eastern england where it should be largely dry with sunshine at times. getting into the colder air by the end of thursday here as the weather front takes the shower south. as we head to the south—west, a high pressure will build towards the uk and the wind will drop overnight into friday. where we have clearer skies there may be a frost to start the day. as we head into friday, we will probably find cloud will increase from the so

overnight, you'll see a spell of heavy downpour is pushing east across parts of scotla nd pushing eastf scotland in separate areas of rain we do pushing across the rest of scotland. temperatures holding up mid to high single figures as we start the day tomorrow. they have sunny spots and showers, find weather across the eastern side of england a band of rain affected northern england, parts of southern scotla nd northern england, parts of southern scotland and northern ireland will turn more sherry. heavy sharks and whales, pushing for the ease across the rest of england during the day. and rain moving north across the northern isles. heavy thunder he hail of gusty winds and wind gusts in the channel islands, 50 mph is probably going to be windiest in temperatures in the mid to low teens. not farfrom temperatures in the mid to low teens. not far from average for the time of year. is he going to the evening, he noticed the showers are still around and they'll still be fewer and farther between, but for the showers will be affecting us as we go to the night. too many rounds to start off

we will see patchy rain to the north of scotla nd see patchy rain to the north of scotland later in theay. the band of cloud will drift southwards towards england and wales on sunday, the odd hefty of it. showery rain into northern scotland, cooler gci’oss into northern scotland, cooler across the western half of the uk, still warm further south. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. hello, the time is 630, i am all the at the pbc sportscenter. he will stand down as the head coach at the end of his contract next summer, get up end of his contract next summer, get up and do the take charge of the british team at the olympics this year. and then lead england into the euros on a home so next year. and then lead england into the euros on a home so next year. but both of been postponed. he was the most high—profile appointment that ever made in women's football. as a player, but i'm proven in the women's game and as a manager. phil neville was going to leave them into a home euros to the summer but that has been moved tojuly 2

let's start in scotla nd across the country.ause the number of people who have died from the virus there now stands at 366. the first minister nicola sturgeon give a news conference in the last hour or so where she confirmed that a total of 1771 where she confirmed that a total of 177! people are in hospital either with confirmed or with suspected covid—i9. out of that number, 210 covid—19. out of that number, 210 are in intensive care. i am afraid that 70 deaths have been registered in this way. that takes the total number of deaths as of 9am this morning under that measurement to 366. these figures are the best figures and most accurate figures we can provide on a daily basis, however, as i have said before, in these updates, they don't capture all covid—19 deaths so national records of scotland or nrs are therefore also publishing on a weekly basis a further report. the first of these has been published around about half an hour ago. this new report captures all debts registered within a seven day period. that includes those

more noticeable in scotla nd above freezing.t. a good deal of sunshine for much of northern ireland, england and wales, a few showers across northern england but it is scotland that has the greatest chance of seeing some showers tomorrow. they could be heavy and thundery. temperatures reaching the high teens, and again we could see them touching 2a high teens, and again we could see them touching 24 across parts of central and southern england. sunshine for much of england, wales and northern ireland on saturday, and northern ireland on saturday, and the greater chance of seeing showers again will be across scotland. holding on to the warmth across much of england and east wales. as we go into easter sunday, here is where we start to see changes. you can see them out in the atlantic, the system pushing eastwards. we are likely to see showers developing on sunday, they could be on the sharp side and bring longer spells of rain through easter sunday afternoon. turning cloudier and breezier across scotland with everyone's seen temp

really strong winds will be in scotland, gills in the north of scotla nd scotland, gills in the northke you feel cold, temperatures about five celsius. mild for each dashed eastern england where it should be dry and bright. 0vernight, that weather front taking showers southwards. this area of high—pressure lurking out into the atla ntic starts high—pressure lurking out into the atlantic starts to build in from the southwest. that will drop the winds overnight and it will be much less when by friday morning. but it could be cold enough for a frost in scotla nd be cold enough for a frost in scotland and the north of england. through the day we will find cloud amounts increasing steadily, and it will be thick enough to give a scattering of showers. the bulk the showers will be across the uk, with snow in the high ground in scotland. not as windy because that area of high pressure is around, 7—8dc in scotland. back to a high of 11—12dc for parts of england and wales. 0ver the weekend, things change significantly, the area of high—pressure heads towards continental europe. we start to see

save for the northern parts of scotla nd for the northern parts of scotland northern and western islesnoticeable win. breezy again through the channel. in between a decent enough day. not too much in the way of wind. those temperatures just wanting to recover our touch. tuesday night on into wednesday, still pretty clear skies underneath that area of high pressure. which is wanting to slip its way towards the continent. it's just doing enough for us to give us that cool, frosty start. still some cloud and breeze across the far north of scotland. breeze of the channel but in between that's a really pleasa nt but in between that's a really pleasant day. another driver and plenty of sunshine, bit of and plenty of sunshine, bit of a westerly in the breeze. up and over the pen nines, no longer seven, eight, 9 and over the pen nines, no longerseven, eight, 9 degrees closer to 16, 17, perhaps 19 or so. in the second half of the week were beginning to look towards biscay to see low pressure throwing these bands of cloud and rain particular towards the south western quarter of the british isles

cloudier and windier across scotla nd rain. of east anglia and southeast england where we will miss the showers. notice what it does to the bars. a real squeeze in those bars so some stronger winds developing on monday. we lose the warmer air we've been seeing recently. some outbreaks of 00:25:23,358 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 rain on monday, that will clear. by this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk police step up checks ahead of the easter weekend as the government says it's too early to lift the lockdown. let us not undo the gains we have made and waste the sacrifices we have made. we mustn't give the coronavirus a second chance to kill more people and to hurt our country. he also said the prime minister remains in intensive care, and continues to make positive steps forward. in the united states, another 6.6 million workers have filed for unemployment in the past week — 1 in 10 have now been laid off. meanwhile there are warnings that the uk economy could shrink by around 14

a little bit drier across scotla nd southwest.nd will turn cooler still as we move into monday was to be showers we are seeing in the south and southwest, those will fade away, and southwest, those will fade away, and instead around an area of high—pressure, we will see a northerly wind. it will turn drier and it will turn cooler. this is bbc world news. these are the headlines. in record number of deaths in the uk from coronavirus, 938 reported over a 2k hour period. the british prime minister is facing a fourth night in the hospital. downing street says mrjohnson is making steady progress, though he is still in intensive care. the wto says global trade could fall by as much as a third because of restrictions to contain covid—19. the wto chief says the pandemic could provoke the deepest recession of our lifetimes. the saudi led coalition has announced it is halting military operations nationwide in order to and the five—year war. senator bernie sanders has announced he is ending his campaign for the democratic credential nominati

only include those deaths where an individual tested positive. 0n wednesday, national records of scotlanal records of scotland will publish its second weekly report detailing all registered deaths from covid—19, which means suspected as well as confirmed. this week's report will break down these figures by location of someone's death, showing whether an individual died in hospital, a ca re an individual died in hospital, a care home, their own home or another location. i want to take a moment to acknowledge there are particular concerns about people in care homes andi concerns about people in care homes and i want to give a strong assurance first that we are working ha rd assurance first that we are working hard with the care inspectorate to provide appropriate support for care homes and their staff and residents, and we are working hard to ensure we can publish robust information about numbers of cases in care homes, which we hope to do later this week. i want to reflect as i always do in my own mind when i give the numbers of people who have sadly died, that they are notjust of people

strength of this north or northeasterly wind quite a lot of cloud feeding into north and eastern scotla scotland, the best of sunshine the further west you are but those are the average wind speeds, the costs are stronger than that, blustery for eastern coast. single digits, the highest capture card put a myth. but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. —— cardiff and plymouth. 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.

we also have a weak weather front moving across scotland, sinking south, getting to southern scotla ndugh the course of the day and behind it brighter skies. the wind is starting to pick up. temperatures today ranging between eight in the north down to 12 in the south. as we head into the evening and overnight, the weather front sinks further south taking cloud and patchy rain with it. the wind strengthens, especially across scotland and we will see a lot of showers coming in and as a result of this we are not anticipating any problems with frost, but during the course of thursday across scotland in particular there will be a significant wind chill and it will be very windy and there will be showers. for the rest of us, fairly cloudy but temperatures recovering by the weekend. hello. this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines: hospitals are ordered to use any spare lab capacity to test more nhs staff for coronavirus, following criticism over the government's handling of testing. over the weekend we tested 900 nhs staff and that is just a over the weekend we tested 900 nhs

rain quite sporadic, on and off but the odd heavy burst, not get into eastern england or eastern scotlaland late in the night. temperature wise, a very mild night. 9-12. it temperature wise, a very mild night. 9—12. it looks like this front will become quite slow—moving across eastern england. the rain likely to p9p up eastern england. the rain likely to pep up in the morning across parts of the south—east and east anglia. it will clear away to leave brighter skies and sunshine. the scattering of showers, particularly in northern ireland and scotland, where sam could be heavy and possibly thundery. anotherfairly could be heavy and possibly thundery. another fairly windy day here. the wind gradually easing a touch. those temperatures down a little but 12-18 touch. those temperatures down a little but 12—18 still quite respectable for this time of the air. as we move into tuesday, there is an area of high pressure building m, is an area of high pressure building in, light winds under the centre of the high, particular towards the south and the east. that means we could see some frost tues

northern ireland, the far north of england and some spousal sunshine moving against the far end of scotlad wales is where we will see the best of the sunshine and also increasing chance we could see some heavy thundershowers developing and he could bring quite a bit of rain in just a short amount of time. parts of east anglia already starting to turn noticeably cooler the further north and west york, and that continues into easter monday. high—pressure building for the northwest and noticed the squeeze of the isobars of mr to pick up a much northeasterly weight yvette flowed across the north. southern england and mostly a trade there with some spousal sunshine and i'll be for the west you are, but always more cloud down eastern coast of scotland and england and gust northeasterly win. along the channel coast. you'll feel much colder on monday, especially for eastern coasts, with temperatures in the low to a 20 celsius recently, it's going to be some 10 degrees colder. it colder days comes and coordinates early next week with an increasing risk of some frosts. gardeners take note. the wind

typically between 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotla nd 2—9d overnight, parts of eastern scotlandezing and for tomorrow some of the eastern parts of england will start off quite grey, mystic and murky, but that should tend to lift and clear and again you've got lots of dry weather and lots of sunshine. just a chance later in the day with the high ground of wales, say snowdonia, may be the west country moors, we could see the odd shower popping up and temperatures generally 20—22d, a little cooler than that again for some coasts. as we go through friday evening again a chance of one or two hefty showers for parts of wales and the south—west, most places stay dry and they're still going to be a lot of dry weather around this weekend. change is slow and subtle, just the chance of one or two showers and it will slowly turn a bit cooler. you can see the pressure pattern for saturday morning. not many white lines or isobars on the chart. that means that winds are some coasts. as we go through friday evening again a chance of one or two hefty showers for parts of wales and the south—west

sunny spells in the south of scotla nd showers.shine towards the south—east, temperatures once again getting up to 2a, possibly 25 degrees. as the heat built across england and wales, look at the showers. they will be hit and miss. we wa nt showers. they will be hit and miss. we want all see those showers but you could hear thunder in central england and wales. the showers fade away through the early hours of easter monday, and as skies clear and the colder air works in, we could see a touch of frost first thing on monday morning, especially for scotland, northern ireland and northern ingot. through the day tomorrow another low is the dried date. it would be cool and cloudy in the east of scotland and down the east coast of england. the cold wind coming in off the north sea. blustery winds too through the english channel. gusts reaching 50 mph for the channel isles. less windy and sunny two for the likes of wales into south west of scotland, northern ireland. temperatures in the warmer spots probably around cardiff getting up to 1a

particularly the northern half of scotla nd particularly the northern half of scotland through the dayll. for england and wales, although there will be sunshine around, we could see some thundery showers through central areas and towards wales. cooler in the north with low teens celsius and another one day in the south and south—east. it is cool in starting to bring some air down from the arctic with a light northerly wind and there will be a north—south divide as we head on into monday. this is the divide. this band of cloud, a few showers on it, someone in the south, one or two showers, and across scotland there will be another cluster of showers which will feel noticeably cooler here. ten to 13 degrees for it could make 19 or 20 here. ten to 13 degrees for it could make 19 or20 in here. ten to 13 degrees for it could make 19 or 20 in the south—east. into monday and into tuesday, low pressure will move off from the south and could give significant ranger in the end and wales. perhaps the most significant rainfall of the month so far. some could be heavy as it moves northwards and it

another weather front bringing rain to parts of scotla nd front bringing rain to parts of scotland andvy and thundery showers breaking out across parts of england and wales. for some, breaking out across parts of england and wales. forsome, hazy breaking out across parts of england and wales. for some, hazy sunshine, and wales. for some, hazy sunshine, and on sunday it is turning colder from the north, and may be a first for some of us on sunday night across the northern half of the uk. then high pressure building in from the north on monday, the flow of that coming in from the east or north—east, and that is at all the direction of change. that will be enhanced by a stronger wind across the southern parts as well. very different temperatures by the time we get to monday, although still a lot of dry weather out there as well as weather fronts have cleared away, and remember it as high pressure building on. quite a bit of cloud coming in towards the eastern side of the uk, and these are the average wind speeds, some guests to the south and perhaps a0 or 50 mph, and the change will be mo

more showers across scotla nd further north.orthern ireland on monday, and one or two elsewhere, southern scotland and northern england as well. by the end of the day, even though it is warm further south, dry and hazy sunshine, start to pull up some showers, another area of low pressure coming in. the area of low pressure coming in. the area of low pressure coming in. the area of low pressure today will have moved across to scandinavia by then, allowing the next area of low pressure to move up from the south. this will give us more general rain, probably the first significant rain parts of england and wales have had this month. some quite wet weather around, appreciable rain on tuesday and by that stage we will have lost the warmth. 19—20 on monday, 13—14 on tuesday. further north, largely dry and bright, with sunshine and be on shower. a cooler and windier theme with us for the rest of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. uk foreign secretary dominic raab rejects call

it will be a windier day across the board but deals in the north of scotla nd the board but deals in and that will really make you feel cold. quite mild for eastern england where it should be generally dry and bright that even here we get into the colder air overnight and the weather find, taking a shower southwards and lurking out in the atla ntic southwards and lurking out in the atlantic and starts to build and from the southwest. that will drop the winds overnight and it will be much less windy by friday morning but it could be cold enough for a frost and scotland and north of england. now through the day we will probably find cloud amounts increasing steadily and thick enough to give a scattering of showers and the book will be across the northern half of the uk and snow over the higher ground and scotland. it will not be as windy as we have the area of high pressure around and back down to a high of 11 or 12 of some parts of england and wales. over the weekend things change significantly in the area of high pressure and heads over towards continental europe. we cannot see our w

more showers to come across scotla nd north.and one or two will be sparked off elsewhere, southern scotla nd be sparked off elsewhere, southern scotland and northern england as well and by the end of the day further south, although it is warm still, drive a hazy sunshine, we start to pull up showers from the south, that is another area of low pressure coming in so today's area of low pressure will have moved across to scandinavia allowing this next area of low pressure to move up from the south and this looks as though it will give us more general rain, probably some of the first significant rain parts of england and wales have had all throughout this month so some quite wet weather around, rain on tuesday and by that stage we will have lost the warmth so 19 or 20 or monday down to 13 or 14 degrees but further north, staying largely dry and bright for some sunshine, just the odd shower, the unsettled, cooler, windier theme is with us for the rest of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines... spanish children are being allowed

cardiff had a high of 23.5 celsius, warmest day for whales but northeast england and scotla nd for whales england and scotland it has been colder and cloudier with the wind of the north sea in the frontal system generating much more clout. overnight it pushes its way northwards in the front of scotla nd its way northwards in the front of scotland and with lives, not really a metric to much of the brace and the cloud across scotland or the england and ireland and clear skies the further south and west you are across england and wales. temperatures from and not much lower than seven or eight celsius. five or six across scotland a much milder night here. much of the uk again mostly dry and fairly sunny. heavy showers developing across the far north of england, scotland it in the day across the western side with a rumble of thunder. very warm and much warmer day for northeast england and eastern scotland would be more sunshine and a change in wind direction. on saturday little change for england and wales, were sunshine and as she ran across the western buyers and to turn colder across scotla

we really are seeing scotla nd in the sky. we really are seeing scotland at its best at the moment. north—east of scotland and circulating around that high we have an easterly feed so it wind coming in off a cold north sea, meaning that east coast might be a little disappointing. further west, some of that cloud will linger through much of the day across south—west england and also into northern ireland. elsewhere, it is dry, settled, sunny and as a result temperatures will also be a degree 01’ so temperatures will also be a degree orso up temperatures will also be a degree or so up where they were yesterday, highs of 18 degrees. as we go through the evening and overnight, i need to point out down through the breast peninsula we may see a few sharp showers moving up towards the channel isles and the isles of scilly. we keep that carried out to the extreme west, but elsewhere a relatively quiet night, temperatures down in scotland in rural parts possibly a touch of frost. monday will be another quiet day, high pressure still setting up to the north—east, the 80 more isobars perhaps t

a weak weather front in scotla nd way.s is the low pressure. —— turning cooler. a brisk north—easterly winds and showers, a rash or showers across the northern half of scotland, where we‘ll —— where we will see most of the wet weather, heavy thunder and lightning. shop showers across northern england, wales and the midlands. it should be dry in northern ireland with sunny spells coming through after the patchy rain. noticeably cooler here, 21 yesterday, i2—i3 today. hanging the wall further south so we may see a few shop showers. high levels of tree pollen forecast. could be a few showers across england and wales. the exception rather than the rule. they will continue overnight as well the showers across scotland brought in bya the showers across scotland brought in by a brisk north—easterly wind. some cold air, a touch of frost in the glens, and with more cloud drifting further south it will not be as chilly on monday morning. that is because we have the dividing line, the weather front, is because we have the dividing li

scotla nd last 2a hours of coronavirus. scotland 18 people, wales 1a.hese are hospital deaths recorded in the last 2a hours. the australian government has released a coronavirus contact tracing app as it seeks to contain the spread of the pandemic. the development there comes as an an expert advising the uk government, says a tracing app could prevent one covid—19 infection for every one to two users who download it. professor christophe fraser, from oxford university's big data institute, said that the traditional way of contact tracing is not quick enough because of how rapidly the virus is passed on. he told andrew marr that the app could be released "within weeks" to prevent a resurgence of the outbreak. the app is going to be one of the building blocks of how to get out of the epidemic and we have two estimates. we found that when we projected over the next three months, for every one to two users who download the app and who adhere to the instructions, will prevent one infection and we found that for this intervention alone to stop resurgence of t

but he could because enough for a frost in scotla nd could because enough for a frost in scotland inll be thick enough to give a scattering the showers. the book of the showers will be across the northern half of the uk and a bit of snow over the high ground in scotland. not as windy because we have area of high pressure around temperature seven or 8 degrees in scotla nd temperature seven or 8 degrees in scotland and back down to a high of 11 or 12 force southern parts of england and wales. over the we can change significantly. the high—pressure does not hang around. it goes to continental europe and we see our winds come again from a southerly direction. those ones freshening up during the day and a bit more cloud across the western side of the uk and may be some showers. what are weather for the northern aisles but otherwise many places will have a dry day and sunshine at times. temperatures of 13 maybe even 1a degrees. but he continues to warm up during the second half of the weekend. that southerly when continuing to strengthen and quite a windy day on sunday. this weather front

still a lot of cloud in scotla nd thursday.rain. you may catch a shower wales and midlands. most places will be dry. there are cloud breaks. sunshine coming through and still especially to england and wales, temperatures below 20s with chillier air lurking through northern scotland. things start to change as we go into good friday. frontal system edging our way pushing east into saturday, taking some rain into it with areas of low pressure following. what does that mean? nowhere will be particularly wet but there will be a chance of catching a few showers. there will still be some sunny spells but really where it's been so warm, temperatures will be coming down quite considerably by the time we get to monday with developing northeasterly winds. turning cooler over the weekend. a chance of rain, yes, but certainly not a wash—out. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as borisjohnson faces a second night in intensive care — downing street says the prime minister is stable and in go

more cloud into scotla nd wight as well.ough eastern england as well. disappointing in aberdeen, where it celsius. 17 or 18 further south. that area of low pressure stays with us by the start of the weekend. it will bring some wet weather across england and wales. the best of the dry weather. take care. this is 0utside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the international monetary fund warns the world is facing a recession far worse than the crisis of 2008. at than the crisis of 2008. that time the global econo shrunk at that time the global economy shrunk by .1%, it was —.1%. right now and are based i were talking about —3%. and italy takes small steps towards easing its lockdown, as infection rates there continue to fall. india's prime minister narendra modi has extended a nationwide lockdown until 3 may, as virus cases reach 9,000 and we'll speak to the musician behind this star—studded song — which was inspired

7th, wrote map if you like if to get out of lockdown —— wrote map, the devolved administration of scotlaevolved administration of scotland have done a come he's under pressure to reach some pretty big decisions command these are decisions command these are decisions which aren't strictly political, showery say. clearly, they have political consequences in many peoples minds, if, for example, they were to allow the virus to run it rise again and put pressure on the nhs. that would be a tragedy for those concerns, but also politically very damaging. but there are just a lot of practicalities to be talked about as well. how do you get, for example, social distancing in schools amongst young children if you want to go down the road of opening up schools? can you, for example, extend what is happening currently in supermarkets, where there is an effective social distancing to other so—called 90 central shops as well. could that be an early candidate for release from the lockdown? those kinds of questions i think he will be weighing up but he has to come to a conclusion, and people around him

thing on friday will be 5 or 6 in the south and the major towns and cities of the north—east and scotlacities of the north—east and scotland around freezing or below, so scotland around freezing or below, so it starts off cold and frosty in the north and north—east but the cloud builds up in the afternoon so we will call it are mostly cloudy date for most of the uk with occasional scattered showers, seven in the north, around 12 degrees in plymouth and then that chain starts on saturday, we see high pressure building on these isobars from the south mean the winds will come in from the south so it will turn warmer gci’oss from the south so it will turn warmer across the south, around the mid teens, still a bit cloudy and spots of rain in the north on saturday but the real plume of mild air arrives on sunday, really mild air arrives on sunday, really mild air spreading across the uk, temperatures could get up to 20 degrees in london, newcastle around 17 degrees and the thinking is it will stay relatively warm into next week. back to you, sophie. that's all from the bbc news at six — now i

that takes the total number of deaths in scotla nd the total number of deaths in scotland to 566.mber is lower than in previous days and should be treated with some caution. people can now register deaths as pa rt people can now register deaths as part of our move towards seven days a week registrations, at the weekend. i am grateful with local authority staff to working with us to make that possible. however, we expect registration numbers will still be relatively low over the easter weekend and there should be taken into easter weekend and there should be ta ken into account easter weekend and there should be taken into account when looking at today's figures and also the numbers for the days following this weekend. i also want to provide some details about further information that will be available this week. last week national records of scotland published their first reports on deaths of covid—19, drawing together information of all registered deaths for covid—19 being the underlying cause of contributory factor. when the next nrs report is published this week, it will break

a scattering of showers particularly in northern ireland and scotla nd particularly in northern irelandis gradually easing just a touch and then the 12 to 18 celsius quite respectable for this time of year. as we move into tuesday we see this area of high pressure really building in, right wing towards the end of the high particularly down into the south and east so that —— light winds towards peace end of the high. signs of those temperatures just starting to creep upwards once again. now as we move out of tuesday into wednesday we are trapped in a bit of a battle between the high pressurejust we are trapped in a bit of a battle between the high pressure just to the east and these frontal systems and areas of low pressure trying to squeeze in from the west in the battle between those two will again force warm airup battle between those two will again force warm air up from the south across just about all parts of the uk. further south 23 degrees looks likely. there is a greater chance that we will see some rain by friday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk

degrees or so. 0vernight and into monday, still the chance of a touch of frost in northern england and scotland scotland and the chance too of seeing some heavy showers for the channel islands, may be approaching the first southwest of england. a lot of uncertainty about the exact movement but the bench was there for some showers here going into monday, elsewhere, plenty of sunshine but a brisk and at times quite cool easterly breeze. coolest along these north seacoast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk goverment admits ppe is in short supply in england and that more needs to be done to secure stock. we've got to do more to get the ppe that people need to the front line. this is an extremely challenging situation. president trump insists that the united states is performing better than other rich countries in its response to the virus — and can relax the lockdown soon. doctors injapan warn that the country's medical system could collapse amid a rising number of coronavirus cases. police in hong kong arrest leading figures in the pro—

apologies, we must cross to edinburgh where the first minister of scotla nd edinburgh where the firstone of the things about the covid—19 virus of course is that it does not discriminate. it can potentially affect anyone and everyone. the fact that the prime minister is undergoing tests as a further reminder of that and i would like to take the opportunity on behalf of the scottish government andi behalf of the scottish government and i am sure on behalf of all of the people of scotland to wish him all the best. we hope that he makes all the best. we hope that he makes a very speedy recovery. and i want to ta ke a very speedy recovery. and i want to take a moment to introduce doctor greg smith, whojoins me here today. gregor is a gp and a former medical director for gregor is a gp and a former medical directorfor primary gregor is a gp and a former medical director for primary care gregor is a gp and a former medical directorfor primary care in north lanarkshire. he has been deaf to chief medical officerfor lanarkshire. he has been deaf to chief medical officer for the last five years

more chance of a frost in scotla nd figures.to start saturday. the mist and fog will take a longer to move from the north coast. some isolated showers in wales and the north west. cool from the north on sunday. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: millions of essential workers and theirfamilies in england can now book a test to see if they have coronavirus if they show symptoms. there have been fewer people coming forward for a test than we'd expected and that's why we've been able to expand the availability to all essential workers and just make it so much easierfor them to be able to get a test. president trump suggests you can treat covid—19 by injecting disinfectant into the body — doctors call his remarks dangerous. i see that disinfectant knocks it out in a minute, one minute. is there a way we can do something like that, by injection? scotland's first minister says it's time to have a grown up conversation over when to relax rules on social distancing. and, the bbc‘s big night in raises more than £2

that's entree may be turning hazy at times with some areas of high cloud cloudy start for scotla nd withhen it brings up, and then we see some more cloud. we will also be turning breezy, and rather cool. 9 degrees, i! for stall away. for the south, very warm, 25 or 26 degrees command without warmth, we could just see the odd afternoon shower or thunderstorm. some of those through wales, the midlands, east anglia, lincolnshire, will continue into the evening. now, for sunday, i think them again come across england and wales, we will see i— just make sure is breaking up, perhapsi—2 see i— just make sure is breaking up, perhaps i—2 more showers by the state. some rain trying to push and from the west, northerly wind developing across scotland and northern ireland. that is going to make it feel considerably cooler here. further south, you are still at some warmth, 23 degrees perhaps in london. but it turns cooler for all of us as we head out of sunday into monday. low pressure down to the south, high—pressure squashing and from the north. feed of winds into the into this high—pressure that w

away from scotla nd maybe 20 or 21 celsius.land we still have some high pollen levels on thursday. it his tree pollen of course, it is the time of year, looking at the oak tree and particular. we start with mess and load cloud for the eastern side of england and it will burn off very quickly and the sunshine. and then towards the five southwest, probably going to be a dry day and another warm day for the time of year and temperatures peaking at 21 01’ year and temperatures peaking at 21 or 22 celsius. into the weekend, a couple things we can be sure about, temperatures will drop a little and the winds will remain my but a lot of uncertainty about those particularly on sunday. we are looking at more cloud towards wells in the southwest and this is where we are more likely to catch a shower 01’ we are more likely to catch a shower or two but there will be more cloud coming into the northwest of scotland. elsewhere it will be a still very dry and some sunshine around. it is during sunday that there is much more uncertainty because

effects of that northeast wind and during monday roger a lot of cloud at the northern and eastern scotlarn scotland down to the eastern side of england. for the rest we have the best of the sunshine. because the gusts of 50 miles an hour the channel islands and look at the temperatures. as her top temperature ina high temperatures. as her top temperature in a high of 14 degrees. as you move through monday night this high—pressure bleat builds stronger across the british isles and the blues on the chart. with light winds getting cold and quite a right spread across tuesday morning. pretty cool feeling down 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 that they are still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. i'm sorry if people feel that they have been failures. —— there have been failures. —— there have been failures. but at the same time we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic r

squeeze between the two will bring a renewed search of warm air from the south and noticed northern scotlag called but elsewhere, temptress kremmling claiming 22 —— temperatures claiming 23 degrees. we will see them rising again on friday. this is bbc news. let's go i'm not to the white house where the president is speaking. your governor is doing a greatjob in newjersey. they got hit very hard for some i just want to say that the full power of the american government and american enterprise, this is an all out military operation that we have waged. and especially over the last number of weeks, 50 states and territories have not been approved for major disaster declarations which is very unusual. thanks to the army corps of engineers, new york city's javits centre is one of the largest hospitals in the united states. it is designated for treatment of

nothing looking particularly wet but a chance of seeing rain initially through parts of scotla nd seeingand northern ireland and then a few showers developing once more into parts of ingot and wales. the arrows were tilting down from the north and that is colder air starting to arrive from the north. temperatures for some in the high teens and low 20s but some of us in north and scotland aren't getting into double figures. the next are of high pressure. as you have that special friend by monday, high pressure. as you have that specialfriend by monday, this means it is turning dry again. there will be fair weather on monday, cloud pushing into eastern parts, arrows coming down from the north and coming down from the north and coming down from the north and coming down this north sea coast along southern areas where the strongest winds will be for some 40-50 strongest winds will be for some 40—50 miles power in some places. 7-8 40—50 miles power in some places. 7—8 degrees on this north seacoast. temperatures, ii or 12 degrees. high—pressure sitting across as we go from monday into tuesday

some gardens in scotla nd to your weekend.. sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures still dropping, it will be warm enough in the sunshine with temperatures in the sunshine with temperatures in the mid to late teens. we finish the day with showers. that risk continues into sunday. at the same time this low—pressure system, a very weak, feeble affair putting into the north, we could see some more rain. and with it that colder air pushes its way to scotland and northern ireland. a few showers in scotla nd northern ireland. a few showers in scotland and northern ireland on sunday. 0ne scotland and northern ireland on sunday. one or two for england and wales. i can't guarantee your garden will get a drink of water. turning colder in the north. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it is 8:30am. it's now time for our hero half hour, we have done it once or twice because it works! this is where we say thank you to the nhs workers, posties, bin collectors, supermarket staff and teachers and train operators k

again scotla nd of those eastern counties. again scotland doing very well.res in the range of ii to about 19. feeling just that thad or mark right across. and we state that the theme with a lot of dry weather with some decent spells of sunshine although it will be rather windy as we although it will be rather windy as we get on through the forthcoming week. it'll take you from sunday on into monday we've got a big area of high pressurejust into monday we've got a big area of high pressure just to the northeast to the british isles. very disturbed by their across the southern parts of france into eastern parts of spain. and it's the squeeze between those features that give us the easterly wind and the wind will be quite a noticeable feature of the day. quite a chilly start for the northern glens of scotland. and the wind will be a feature you have to be stepping out of the door through that brief of exercise. i'll show you the means feeds on top of that without the cost could be around 30 mph or so. temperatures, not too bad, 13 to about 18 or 19 particularly

temperatures are set to leap widely in the mid teens across scotla nd widely in the mid teens acrossh—east of england. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: expect it to be like italy — the trump administration issues a stark warning about the spread of coronavirus. to gather, we have the power to save cou ntless to gather, we have the power to save countless lives. we are taking the virus from every front, with social distancing and economic support. —— together. a grim story in the uk as well — the daily death toll passes 500 for the first time. how the virus does its damage — we have a special report from our medical correspondent. and david hockney, in lockdown in france, shares with us some of the ipad drawings that have kept him busy.

that means the total number of deaths in scotla nd the total number of deaths in scotland is now 126.ldn't be accurate to add all of the additional a0 deaths to today's total, they will require to be distributed over a number of days and we will seek to provide that further details later today. to reiterate, does mean total number of people with a confirmed covid—19 diagnosis who died in scotland is 110w diagnosis who died in scotland is now 126. i can also confirm today that because of the numbers of deaths are unfortunately rising as the virus continues to spread, it is necessary to make some changes to the reporting system to make sure as we go forward it is as robust and up—to—date as possible and also as comprehensive as possible. these two changes are as follows, firstly, from now on, the daily figure of confirmed deaths, reported by health protection scotland, will no longer rely simply on notifications by individual health boards, instead they will use validated national records of scotland figures. in short what that means is the daily figure reported will represent the numbe

i'll start to tuesday, further north a touch of frost in scotla nd further north a touch of frost inlear skies. most of the rain will affect southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia. a few places by the end of the day may have as much as an inch of rain. elsewhere it will be drier further inch of rain. elsewhere it will be drierfurther north. for all inch of rain. elsewhere it will be drier further north. for all of us it will be cooler, particularly chili under that reign. temperatures below average for this time of year. that cooler, wetter weather pushes away into continental europe and we wait for the next weather system to come in from the south—west. there may be a fair bit of cloud around on wednesday, but a lot of places will be dry. this band of rain pushes in from the south—west and heads into england and south wales. the south—east and east anglia should be a bit warmer with sunshine before the rain finally arrives. then we have got complications as to how far north that rain will push before we are dominated by this flabby area of low pressure. we could see t

scotla nd down on anyone breaking the rules. scotland and wales have no plan to lift their restrictions. and the prime minister has spent his third night in intensive care where he said to be in good spirits and is continuing to improve. 0urfirst was bought report is from catherine burns. not your usual commute, but these are not usual terms. police in london asking people for id and checking if they are key workers or not as they get on the tube. irish police have set up around 50 checkpoints close to the border, making sure that people from either side are not breaking lockdown rules. last weekend greater manchester police had more than 1100 reports of people breaking coronavirus rules. some of the ones we saw at the weekend had bouncy castles, fireworks. we have had something like 100 and sixty st parties going on. some of those clearly ca n com ply parties going on. some of those clearly can comply with social distancing, but the calls are suggesting that they are not. so this bank holiday they are putting out videos of loca

we will see rain sinking into the northern parts of scotla nd sinking into the northern parts of scotlandshower is breaking out but there will still be a lot of sunshine and warm in the south but turning cooler across northern parts of the uk. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the start of the first human trials of a coronavirus vaccine in europe have begun — hundreds of volunteers will get the vaccine — two of them were injected today in oxford. new plans in the uk to step up the testing programme for coronavirus have been announced — by extending it to all essential workers. in the us, anotherfour—point—four million people have applied for unemployment benefits in the past week and — eu leaders have discussed a massive coronavirus bailout, as the european central bank warns economic growth could fall by 15%. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. a vaccine against covid—19 will not be ready for many months. before that politici