elsewhere in scotla nd strengthening wind.unny spells, could see a few heavy and thundershowers flipping through england and wales. largely sunny, temperatures could be as high as 25 celsius, nine or 10 degrees in northern scotland with the rain. and we know the cold air is going to win out through the weekend. this is the process overnight and into sunday morning. by the way, channel islands i'm a baby close to the south coast of in the other could be a few heavy showers. at its wet weather coming down south with the colder air going into sunday morning. look how mild it is to start sunday in the south. there could be some snow following the cold air in scotland to start off on sunday, a few wintry showers around as well. cloud, not a huge amount of rain left as the weather system works south across england and wales, introducing the colder airon and wales, introducing the colder air on sunday. and for all, it is going to be much winter as well. strong gusty winds, 35—45 or so on their strongest on these doors to sea coasts.

the message in scotla nd campaign in scotland.scotland at this stage is not stay at home if you can, the message is except for the essential reasons you know about, stay at home. fundamentally, we have a responsibility and it is a very heavy one to make decisions and set policies based on our own data of what is safe and what is not. i am clear, as first ministerfor scotla nd clear, as first ministerfor scotland at this present moment, relaxing to many restrictions to quickly create a real risk the virus will take off again and i am not prepared to take that risk. that is why i accept, but from tomorrow you can go out to more than once a day, the current lockdown restrictions remain in place. i hope it will be possible to lift more of them in the days and weeks ahead and as i have set out already, we are making plans for that. at the moment, the risks are still too great. for all of us, in fact this is an important point, the way in which we can emerge from lockdown that bit more quickly is to stick with the current restrictions n

mild note, quite a bit of cloud, the rain across the north peters out, confined to the far north of scotland confined to the far north of scotland come into the northern isles, sunshine appears for central and southern areas, pushing temperatures up to around 25 degrees. the high teens further north, because of the cloud. high pressure building for the middle pa rt pressure building for the middle part of the we pushing the weather front north, looks like wednesday will be the peak of the warmth, the surge of southerly winds ringing dry weather to much of the country, quite wet for 0rkney and shetland. lots of sunshine around. the peak of the heat likely on wednesday, especially in the south and east, temperatures possible, 28 degrees, the low 20s for scotland. that's how it's looking for wednesday. into thursday, another one day particularly in the south, we could see some showers or thunderstorms developing, particularly in the south—east as we start to see low pressure moving, that will destabilise the atmosphere and this low pressure brings us different weather to close the week out, m

yes, we may feel a bit of rain in the far northwest of scotla nd rain in the far northwest of scotlandeekend and widely it will be very warm at those temperatures into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. on the frontline of a covid—19 intensive care ward in london and the doctors who fear a second peak, we've a special report. once the lockdown is relaxed, people of course are going to have more contact with each other, so that's the way this is going to spread. the political fallout continues over the actions on coronavirus lockdown rules of a top aide to british prime minister borisjohnson. as europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the vital tourist season — greece allows domestic travel to its islands. and the girl who cycled 1,200 kilometres across india,

tonight, a chilly one behind the weather front for scotla nd behind the weather front for scotland andthern ireland and northern england, with snow showers across northern scotland and may be snow for the pennines. to the south, more cloud, may be patchy rain but a milder night than we had last night. still a little rain around possibly for southern counties of england as wednesday starts, but things were brighten up as the day goes on and quite a keen wind towards the south coast stop sunshine further north, but wintry showers for eastern scotla nd but wintry showers for eastern scotland and north eastern counties of england getting carried in from the raw wind on the north sea. just eight or 9 degrees. may be 13 or 1a towards the south—west. thursday, the best of the sunshine first thing, a lighter wind, cloud fills into the north is a weak weather front pushes into scotland with showers here and maybe the odd one for northern ireland but notice that temperatures just edging up day by day and that is the trend we continue with through friday and into saturday and a lot of fine weathe

down just a notch though for scotla nd wales.ugh for scotland and northern ireland and thatis scotland and northern ireland and that is because we have this pretty deep area of low pressure but this time of year moving in to bring outbreaks of rain and lots of isobars on the charts as well so it will be windy with gales in fact across scotland and northern ireland through the day. a band of rain spreading eastward through friday morning and that could bring some useful rain to some other gardens across the south, but not that much across the south, but not that much across southern and eastern areas and plenty of blustery and heavy showers in scotland and northern ireland with those winds. a cooler day, mid to high teens in the north, 20-21 day, mid to high teens in the north, 20—21 across the south—east. another blustery day on saturday with sunshine and showers. high—pressure building back and i think on sunday into the following week. looks like it isa into the following week. looks like it is a warmer and sunnier won again. s

especially across parts of scotla nd places. chilly to start the day but a chance of ground fog in one or two spots. temperatures heading up. gardeners and growers can relax if you're waiting for some rain. there will be some rain across the far north of scotland, orkney, northern and western scotland, south—east scotla nd western scotland, south—east scotland staying mainly dry. cloud building into northern ireland, one or two showers. northern england and north wales may also get some showers. temperatures edging towards the high teens. in the northern isles stuck with chilly as. strong makes sunshine, feeling quite warm. into the evening, rain washing and across ireland. reaching into western scotland sunday morning. rain in the far north of scotla nd morning. rain in the far north of scotland as well. for part two of the weekend, summer weather fronts close by. most of the rain will be following in western scotland, especially to the north—west islands where it would be very wet for a time. parts of northern england and scot

mostly across northern scotla nd as well.and for top elsewhere largely drive. quite a bit of cloud for eastern areas and breezy as well. actually keep temperatures above freezing. but with lighter winds and clear skies and whales part of the midlands in southwest england these are the areas where we will mostly see temperatures drop low enough to give us some frost to start tuesday. high pressure is still influencing the weather on tuesday but we've got this cold front diving southwards into scotland as the day goes by. for many of us a bright start to the day. sunshine around temps will turn a bit cloudy through the day and there is a risk of a few showers working into perhaps northwestern areas of england and wales. we get this cold front bringing rain and probably a bit of snow into parts of scotland. northern island, england and wales temperatures 11 to 13 degrees. through the afternoon is that cold front moved through we get colder air, five or 6dc. the rain turning to snow for a time. wintry showers follow. it will be a

scotla nd even firmer grip on hong kong. scotland prepares to start easing lockdown restrictions from next week. people will be allowed to do more outside. scotland's schools could reopen in mid august. another 2.4 million americans sought unemployment benefits last week, and it is now a middle—class suburbia queueing at the fred banks. —— food banks. welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we are covering coronavirus of elements here and globally. we will start in the uk, as the uk has been outlining plans for a wider testing for some health ca re for a wider testing for some health care workers, for a wider testing for some health ca re workers, carers for a wider testing for some health care workers, carers and residents will be among the first people in the uk to be tested for coronavirus antibodies from next week. the government has agreed a deal with the pharmaceutical deal with labs that will buy 10 million of the tests, showing if someone has already had the virus. the uk health secretary matt hancock re

perhaps in the highlands of scotla nd that.t once continues into the evening. it will be dry overnight. so with high pressure in charge as we move into the weekend. at the centre of the high is migrating up toward scandinavia. it's keeping these weather fronts a day and will draw in ourwarm these weather fronts a day and will draw in our warm airfor continental europe. there will be the odd patch of cloud around in the morning and a little bit of fair weather cloud made public to the day. perhaps into the highlands as well it could look a little bit toasty. it's a dry day a little bit toasty. it's a dry day a lot of sunshine around and those temperatures widely into the mid—20s. perhaps beginning tojust drop way a little bit across scotla nd drop way a little bit across scotland and northern ireland. the weather pattern doesn't change at all during the second half of the weekend. still high—pressure in charge, still is going to be dry. the odd patch of fair weather cloud here there. again, that is, southeast or perhaps even sub

in scotla nd the sea and cloud will thin.hern ireland. sunshine across england and wales after that andy lau cloud across the eastern parts of england. that's my coat that low cloud. an easterly breeze in the south. around about the mid 20s but at this temperatures may not change at this temperatures may not change a great deal over the next few days, some low cloud of eastern england and then a dry day, plenty of sunshine with a bit more of a bit more of breeze notable, especially around coastal areas but it is pushing further north they went to scotla nd pushing further north they went to scotland where we are hoping to get temperatures into the mid 20s. it has been a very dry month for many parts of the country. it looks like it is staying dry over the next few days but it could a, considering some places have had not had much rain. the striker could be record—breaking. we press that are coming in from continental europe. this damages will be round about the mid 20s or so. the pretty much the bulk of the country, it is goi

temperatures in scotla nd very warm again.cotland reaching the mid 20s in the warmest areas, looking pretty warm to parts of the highlands, glasgow 24 to parts of the highlands, glasgow 2a degrees, and 2a degrees is well into western areas of northern ireland and across western wales againa ireland and across western wales again a favoured spot, seeing pretty high temperatures potentially 25 degrees in some parts and similar temperatures further south in bournemouth. into tuesday, we will see this weather front approaching the far north of scotland and that will bring some rain across the east and northern areas, may be around 5-10 and northern areas, may be around 5—10 millimetres of rain from that system and some wet weather and as there northerly winds work and it will start to feel cooler as well, temperatures quite a bit down in stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10-13d. stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10—13d. elsewhere, a warm and sunny day and temperatures low to mid 20s. changes on the way and as we head towards t

southern scotla nd get sunshine in the north. coming back in a day. towards the south—east of england those temperatures are rising more significantly. moving into tuesday, this conveyor belt of cloud and some other fronts bringing some outbreaks of rain in the north—west. high pressure getting a bit close and that would tend to push away what is left of the rain on tuesday. patchy rain and drizzle for the northern half of the uk becoming confined towards the north—west and decreasing amount of sunshine for england and wales and that is where you will notice there temperatures picking up more and more. why the into the low 20s. 25 in the south—east of england. 0n into the low 20s. 25 in the south—east of england. on wednesday we have at the peak of the heat. except the northern isles were there will be cloud and rain. elsewhere it should be dry and we have got more sunshine across the west of the uk and the southerly breezes as well so pushing the warmth up into scotland making the low 20s here and towards the midlands, east angl

a few mist and fog patches possible later on across coastal parts of scotla nd across coastal parts ofirst thing, eight to 13 degrees in towns and cities and cooler than that in the countryside first thing, but what you will notice first thing on monday is we've got plenty of sunshine. into the afternoon, a bit of fairweather cloud popping up into the sky, so some sunny cloud popping up into the sky, so some sunny spells, the cloud not spoiling the sunshine at all, and another day when we will see the temperatures climbing widely into the low to mid 20s, probably peaking at around 27 celsius in some western areas. so more very warm western areas. so more very warm and sunny weather on the way for monday. looking at the weather charts for tuesday now, weather charts for tuesday now, we have something of a change on the way. that change, as this cold front approaches northern scotland, bringing some thicker cloud here, and yes, outbreaks of rain on the way. i know some of you have wa nted way. i know some of you have wanted rain for a while. that rain will be accompanied by cool northerl

across the north of scotla nd cold front.the rain northern scotla nd rain and overtime the rain northern scotland will turn little bit lighter and increasingly patchy as well. going to be a few mist and fog patches towards lincolnshire and noticed it as a fresh start to thursday across eastern england, eight degrees in norwich is that pressure air works in. thursday itself, any low cloud is clearing away itself, any low cloud is clearing r itself, any low cloud is clearing away very quickly, rain petering out, brokering up northern scotland. a sunny day for england and wales. womanjust a sunny day for england and wales. woman just about everywhere, 26 in london and 22 through thursday. —— walmart just about everywhere. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the death toll in the united states from the pandemic has now officially passed 100,000. europe after lockdown — how different countries across the continent are relaxing

showers across northern scotla nd sunshine.ing across the south—east of scotland and the north—east of england for the a nagging breeze on the north sea coast, so quite chilly here. generally temperatures in the mid—teens, coolerfor generally temperatures in the mid—teens, cooler for northern scotla nd mid—teens, cooler for northern scotland and up to 18 in the south—east of england. you can see the clouds trying to push towards the clouds trying to push towards the south—west of england through the south—west of england through the afternoon, the late afternoon sunshine here turning increasingly hazy, with a cloud pushing on overnight, perhaps some rain overnight, perhaps some rain overnight for devon and call. meanwhile the showers in the north—east fade away. low survival six agrees. —— lows of five or 6 degrees. a lot of sunshine to get the day under way. showers breaking out across northern reaches of scotland. a front to the south not manifesting much in the way of rain, but definitely claudia skies for england and wales

any rain in southern scotla nd —— frosty.and patchy rain spread south across england and wales with the chance of rain in the far south—east, sussex and kent in particular. that winds are picking up all the wireless the cold air moves south, gusting 30 to 40 cold air moves south, gusting 30 to a0 miles an hour. temperatures to end the day in the range mainly of six to 10 celsius, feeling colder in the wind. in the south, when you end the wind. in the south, when you end the day, still temperatures towards the day, still temperatures towards the high teens. the cold air does me then towards sunday evening. 0ne the high teens. the cold air does me then towards sunday evening. one or two wintry showers on the north sea coasts and temperatures dipping away to give a widespread frost on monday morning. 0n to give a widespread frost on monday morning. on monday there will be some sunny spells around, still the brisk and cold wind. still the chance of seeing a few showers which could be wintry in nature. temperatures looked as if th

it looks as if part of northern ireland and the north—west of scotla nd ireland and the north—west ofds we could have a months worth of rainfall over the coming few days. look at the coming few days. look at the strength of the wind, anywhere from north wales and northwards, 50 miles an hour gusts of wind. very mild to start on friday and as you can see, cloudy with rain and clears away and there may be thundery showers and eastern areas. showers come in bits and china between the showers will be frequent and heavy in the north west and even thundery. as you can see there was strong and gusty winds affecting all areas. despite temperatures around about average, add in the showers and the strong wind and it will feel fresher for all. there will be some sunshine and dry weather around. showers keep coming as we go through the night. temperatures will fall a little lower than the night we are currently in, slightly fresher air is with us, but still foremost, nine or 10 degrees will be the overnight low and thatis will be the overnight low and that is because of the strength of the wind w

you can see widespread clear skies for england and wales come into northern ireland and lots of scotlairly cloudy across the norther aisles but could be chillier tonight and of the last few nights to purchase down in single figures for many, mr for developing for southwestern areas. from under high—pressure back in a travesty but the weather fronts will come into play later in the day across the northwest. little early mystified quilted to clear away very quickly and then it's a sunny day for most. cloud and breeze will start to become pick—up across scotla nd start to become pick—up across scotland and northern ireland and rain will here into the afternoon. temperatures from the mid—teens here in the south and east to go very warm around the mid—20s celsius across the southeast. that band of clouds and rain across the northwest moves its way southeast towards as we head through the course of monday night. we'll be lying across central areas by the end of the night and because there will be more cloud cover and temperatures a little bit more up than double figures for most. into tuesda

notice how the rain clears way for most and doesn't hit everybody, confined to the north—east of scotlameans the sunshine is back more abundantly and it's still going to be pretty warm out there, not quite as hot as yesterday but every bit as warm for some, widely the high teens and low 20s elsewhere. when the weather arrives in northern ireland and spreads to scotland and western and spreads to scotland and western and northern england later, not much rain across southern counties but a better chance than last night and i'll start a friday morning but there are changes on friday into the weekend. while many southern areas stay dry, further north because of the low pressure we will see wet weather push its way in, particularly across the western highlands of scotland. a months worth of rain in the space of three days and widespread gales across the northern half of the country with rough seas as well. more on that later. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. nhs leaders in england are warning of "severe consequences" if a track and trace strategy to avoid a potential second surge in co

the chief medical officer in scotla nd the chief medical officer in scotland was also forced to resigncoronavirus lockdown. it is incredible, these people are advising us what to do but can't seem to practice what they preach, why not? is certainly a question we should be asking. nobody is pretending it is easy to stay locked in and be separated from loved ones be they romantic partners or family members. we all know it's incredibly hard. but if you are going to be leading this effort, if you're going to be leading into the extent that you a nickname like professor walked down, you need to be abiding by your own rules or these will be the consequences. moving on the times, they are taking the economic viewpoint. it talks about state aid to be cut by the chancellor saint the chancellor rishi sunak is prepared to wean businesses and workers off the government's for scheme possibly by july amid concerns that the nation could become addicted to this government money claire. the point is the treasury did not expect such an enthusiastic take—up of this scheme. they originally estimated at ar

how the cloud has bubbled up, producing showers mainly in the north—east of england and north—east scotlah—east of england and north—east scotland where it will be colder through the afternoon. elsewhere temperature is 11—14. sunshine at times. a cool breeze in southern parts of england. the cloud will melt away this evening. it will get cold overnight. northern scotland seeing cloud and showers. elsewhere the risk of a frost, particularly in rural parts of the uk. tomorrow sta rts rural parts of the uk. tomorrow starts cold but bright. cloud tending to increase through the day and it will push south across scotla nd and it will push south across scotland into northern ireland, bringing showers and elsewhere staying dry. sunshine at times. temperatures higher than today probably. up to 16 where we get the best of the sunshine, but still a breeze in southern england. high pressure still dominates the weather, even into friday. around it weather, even into friday. around it we are drawing down more cloud thursday night into friday morning so thursday night into friday morning so maybe not a

we are determined to do everything we counties helped scotla nd everything we counties helped scotlandis, a crisis not of their my kitten. yesterday, we launched a new loan fund for house—builders, it is aimed at small, medium size firms facing liquidity problems. we know smaller house firms have been hit by the temporary hold in construction activities. this will help others to ease cash flow problems that they have and help to safeguard jobs for the future as we work with the construction industry to look at a safe restart of their activities. today i can announce further support for further today i can announce further support forfurther support for today i can announce further support for further support for the businesses. over a week ago, we lodge a £45 million new pivotal enterprise resilience funds. —— we lodge. that will provide grants to small and medium—size businesses that are potentially vital to our future economy and local areas, which have been made vulnerable by this crisis. we have on the receipt ofa this crisis. we have on the receipt of a significant number of appli

nicola sturgeon, the first minister of scotla nd sturgeon, the first minister of scotland there.ttish national party at westminster, the mp ian blackford. thank you very much for being with us. pleasure to be with you. nicola sturgeon they're us. pleasure to be with you. nicola stu rgeon they‘ re announcing us. pleasure to be with you. nicola sturgeon they're announcing that the test, trace and isolate programme will begin on thursday. how big a step forward you think that is in the battle against the coronavirus? it isa the battle against the coronavirus? it is a very important battle against covid—19. and i'm sad to say that we've had a significant outbreak of the virus in the isle of skye, where i've lived the last few weeks. as a result, we've actually been trialing the test entries regime, and i'm grateful that it's being used, and i believe it is a significant factor in us controlling the spread of the outbreak then we've had over the course of the last few weeks —— test and trace. so i welcome what is taking place and i'm delighted we are seeing it working even in the isle

city forecasts show temperatures will drop over the weekend across scotla nd drop over the weekend acrossand with the higher temperatures properly across western parts of england and wales. again in the sunshine. that's all from the bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday. football's back! the premier league is set to restart on the 17thjune — with aston villa v sheffield united and manchester city against arsenal. no date for the return of rugby union — but could fewer scrums and shorter rucks help stop the spread of coronavirus when the sport restarts? and, fighting the odds. boxer dan azeez tells us how coronavirus nearly claimed his mother's life. she isjust she is just and she isjust and bad, could not breathe, she was struggling to breathe, she was struggling to breathe, could hardly talk. shejust looked really fatigued. —— she was just in bed. good evening, its the news fans across the world have been waiting for — the premier league is set to return. at a meeting today, clubs agreed that the 17th ofjune will see aston villa take on sheffield united and manchester city face

cloud and breeze will pick up past western scotla nd breeze will pick up past western scotland and rainound the mid teens because of the cloud, rain and wind. it should be very warm across the south—east. that band of cloud and rain across the north—west moves its way south eastwards as we head through the course of monday night. it will be flying across central areas by the end of the night, and because there will be more cloud cover, temperatures may be in double figures for most. tuesday, high—pressure loudly dominating the scene by this weather front will go through central areas to ring that band of cloud. early anything on it. it will start to move south—east, skies brightening up behind it across scotland and northern ireland. a little bit fresher generally for tuesday, teens, but we still have that warm air mass across southern and eastern areas, 25 or 26 degrees and a bit more cloud around. a new weather front put into northern ireland on wednesday, this could bring further outbreaks of rain here. much of england and wales another dry and sunny day thanks to high—pressure and a

lockdown in scotla nd health guidance.ightly, but life should not feel normal. you should still stay at home as much as possible, because the virus has not gone away. don't meet with more than one household at a time, don't meet more than one day, and keep to a maximum of eight people in the group. stay two metres apart when you meet, wash your hands regularly, and thoroughly, avoid hard surfaces, and thoroughly, avoid hard surfaces, and clean any that you are touching. and if you have symptoms, don't wait to see if you feel better tomorrow, get tested and follow the advice on self isolation. we are only taking these steps out of lockdown this weekend because so many people have stuck to the rules so far. if all of us stuck to the rules so far. if all of us continue to do the right thing, we will be able to relax more restrictions on the future. but right now, these rules remain the best way of protecting ourselves, our loved ones and our communities, so please stick with them. i will now hand over to our chief nursing off

the winter night cold we had on sunday working across scotla nd had on sunday working across scotlandnday. the snow is even starting to lie on some of the grassy hills, so colder air has been moving its way southwards behind this cold front, the air increasingly coming from a polar region, hence the coldness. that continues to work southwards, but just to our south we have got problems. look at this area of cloud developing across france. this is a massive storm system that was set to bring some extreme rainfall is to france in particular. we could see 100-130 france in particular. we could see 100—130 millimetres in rainfall over a couple of days, monday and tuesday, a month to two months of rain and forecasters in france back and this is the kind of rainfall you might only expect to see once in a hundred years. in the uk on monday after a cold and frosty start, particularly in scotland, we do have some showers to come across northern scotland, but it is starting to coalesce cold than... but the colder as it continues to move southwards, soa as it continues to move southwards, so a b

quite wet, western scotla nd breeze.land and wales and into the afternoon in northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. with slightly lighter winds, more sunshine again in the south, temperatures will creep up to 22 or 23. temperatures will creep up to 22 or23. high temperatures will creep up to 22 or 23. high teens further north. on sunday night, the winds turn lighter still as high pressure builds in, turning drier with lengthy clear skies, bit of cloud in the far north of. under those clear skies with light winds, temperatures could drop into single figures for northern and western areas and one or two spots in the east could see ten or11. spots in the east could see ten or 11. the bank holiday monday, bank high pressure. these weather fronts in the north—west will bring in thicker cloud, a stronger breeze for western parts of northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and outbreaks of rain, much of and wal

the touch caller for parts of scotla nd area.for parts of scotland and northern ireland. big changes to close out the week, a deep area of low pressure moving on, lots of isobars, so it is going to be windy, with gales in the north—west of the country, and plenty of showers. please on friday and saturday. showers in the north—west, dry and sunny further south and east. that's all from the bbc news at six — hello. welcome to speights day. coming up, as their primary guitar gets a june restarts, what do the six positive test results for covid—i9 mean for their plans? the first round of games in the abundance but not everyone in is happy. and we look at how women's cricket like so many sports is suffering during the coronavirus pandemic. it is a really sad by—product of a massive global crisis that is beyond all of our control. hello. you are welcome to speights davis evening. some primary league clu bs davis evening. some primary league clubs returned to the noncontact training today. we have been used that six people from three cl

some spells of sunshine through scotla nd some spells of sunshine through scotland and through northernland england and wales, sunny spells with large amounts of cloud in the sky with one or two showers but not as wind as today across the south. tomorrow evening, that band of rain with snow mixing in pushing further southwards which should clear away as we get into wednesday. a largely dry day on wednesday with cloud bubbling up and spreading out in the skies of a lot of cloud by the afternoon and temperatures, no great shakes, 7—15. those temperatures will start to lift a little at the end of the week with oui’ little at the end of the week with our area of little at the end of the week with ourarea of high little at the end of the week with our area of high pressure slightly changing shape. it builds more strongly towards the uk which cuts off the feed of very cold air from the north, bringing the airfrom off the feed of very cold air from the north, bringing the air from the north—west instead. initially not a heatwave, just less cold but things should warm up by the weekend come int

now here is the settlement picture and it shows this big weather system just to the north of scotla ndng across scandinavia, central europe, all the way down to southern france and even northern spain. behind this weather system high—pressure is starting to develop and that also means that the weather will be settling down across a large trunk of western europe. it will be warming up in the uk and other parts of the continent. the forecast for saturday shows a bit of quiet and maybe some rain across the north for a time in the morning. then clouds here within. the sunniest of the weather i think across wales, the midlands and the south. white twins will make it warmer, 22 in london and a little less warm and scotland... —— light winds will make it warmerfor seven scotland... —— light winds will make it warmer for seven high—pressure scotland... —— light winds will make it warmerfor seven high—pressure in the south with weather fronts still quite sneaky trying to sneak into north—western parts of the uk. it does look as though this warmer current affair from the south is going to win an

nd for northern ireland in western scotland down through each in scotla nd scotland down through eachaks in the south—east corner, one 01’ two clear breaks in the south—east corner, one or two spots down to three or 4 degrees most places staying front street into tomorrow morning and for tomorrow across northern ireland and scotland, abrasive rain at times. some patchy drizzle across northern england, north wales, that will tend to fizzle away. rain will return in the afternoon to the far north—west. further south east you are, some spells of hazy sunshine. relatively light winds certainly brighter than across northern parts of scotland and thus temperatures a touch higher, 20 degrees in london, always cool where the further north and west you are. i do sunday into monday, high—pressure to the south, frontal systems still running across northern parts of the uk, that will provide abrasive rain through sunday night. much of that weather will be clear from mainland scotland night. much of that weather will be clearfrom mainland scotland on sunday although the northern isles may be but f

finally, a conclusion in scotla nd relegated. finally, a conclusion in scotland looking likely.next meeting of premier league clubs is set for monday, when players may be able to return to group training, under strict social distancing rules. they've so far been limited to individual sessions so this would be the next step towards restarting the league — which would be good news for liverpool, who are 25 points clear at the top of the table. managerjurgen klopp says he appreciates the steps that have to be taken before any resumption is possible. we all have the same problems and we have to make sure that we do the right things, obviously. in the moment when we can start again the premier league will organise it and all the clubs have to organise it, all the things, training will not be a threat for anybody because when we start there is enough space on the pitches for the players, so i think the premier league grounds will be the safest places, the training grounds will be the safest places in europe. you can see the full interview with jurgen klopp on football focus tomorrow,

by friday, for the north, particularly northern scotla nd the north, particularly northern scotland willweather front with more cloud and patchy rain here. elsewhere, given the heat building there is more chance of the odd sharp downpour in the afternoon, particularly with temperatures of high teens, towards the mid 20s. already by that stage there is change in scotland and we will notice that more on saturday, particularly as the northerly wind strengthens and elsewhere, given the heat there is more chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms being triggered. from seven in the north to 24 triggered. from seven in the north to 2a in the south, we will have that colder air by the time we get to sunday because the northerly wind pushes the showers and the rain southwards during saturday night into sunday. clears away with bright spells but snow showers followed behind, even to lower levels. it will feel like a different season during the day on sunday. we need to wrap up warm during the day on sunday. we need to wrap up warm once during the day on sunday. we need to wrap up warm once again,

tonight, a spell of rain pushing in across north—west england and into scotland and north—east scotlars, temperatures not going down too far. tomorrow we start with a lot of cloud around and there is a patchy rain in northern ireland, england, and scotland dying away throughout the day. there will be some sunny spells coming through towards the east and south and temperatures a little bit higher tomorrow. if you spot getting back into the low 20s. just another check of the big picture going into the bank holiday, high—pressure builds in and some weather fronts close to northern ireland and scotland. england and wales will see the lines share of the sunshine. northern ireland and scotland, cloud increasing and you may see a bit of rain. it will be breezy and not as near “— rain. it will be breezy and not as near —— not nearly as windy. —— it will be breezy but not nearly as windy. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: for many countries, the emergency phase of the covid pandemic is coming to a close. is this a moment for governments which failed the test o

lwa ys pressure and strongest winds always close to the centre of the low passing to the north of scotla the day on saturday and although we start off very windy indeed across the northwest. isobars began to slowly s pa ce the northwest. isobars began to slowly space out and low pressure gets less intense after the afternoon and winds start to lose their strength. starting the day on saturday, westerly winds first thing first scotland and guests they are still reaching 60 mph and only slowly eased down after that. looking pretty wet for most of the day and quite cool as well. england and wales, some sunshine and an odd shower just about anywhere but will not last long given the windy conditions into the afternoon. 30-40 conditions into the afternoon. 30—40 mph and still around 50 mph and northern scotland. cool and scotland just 11 degrees. 819 and sunshine in london and even the winds are not feeling too bad at all. we do have at that more rain to come through and the rain tends to ease down as we got through sunday with brighter condition spreading and from the last. sun shines upon an

but weakening all the time comes that basically translates into an area of cloud that moving out of scotlaland into the northern england across northern ireland and perhaps wales as well. writer following him behind, the best of the words in the sunshine likely on tuesday afternoon through east anglia and the southeast. 25 not out of the question, maybe 26. at into the high 70s, behind it may be mid to high teens possibly low 20s. that high—pressure is not really moving very far very fast, weather fronts will try to push and from time to time ini will try to push and from time to time in i went state the level of uncertainty as to whether we will see any rain from this front. need to keep an eye on it and could bring a brakes of sharper showers into western scotland. certainly more in the way of cloud in the best of the ascension for england and wales, more widespread want to the middle pa rt more widespread want to the middle part of the day, 25 or 26 across the country. this theme is going to continue over the next few days. high—pressurejust continue over the next few days. high—pressur

afternoon will vary from about the high teens to maybe 20 and london and much fresh there off western scotlawindow —— wind will continue through this evening. the rain may last all night in scotland. patchy rain extending into the lake district, parts of yorkshire too. to the south it will be dry. it starts off dry and sunny in the south but you can see in northern areas in the country always a bit more cloud. that cloud in any rain to it should fade in the day. a lot of us are left with a decent sunday, best of the weather closer to the high—pressure in the south. 18 in plymouth, 22 in london. sunday is also going to feel warmer because the winds will be so much lighter. that high—pressure does win as we head into next week. it doesn't from the south but it is just on the edge of us. we are expecting weather fronts to brush the north—west of the uk so that does me northern ireland and western scotland in for some cloud and rain on monday but the vast majority of the uk is in the vast majority of the uk is in the sunshine and southerly winds, those temperatures will be rising up to 25 in lon

there will be cloud for scotla nd friday.ach 25 on friday. a shock to the system for the weekend! the wind changes for the northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold at this time of year, cold enough for even some wintry showers! good morning, welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: one of the government's key coronavirus advisers, whose work prompted the lockdown, has quit his post for breaking social distancing rules. in the us, which has recorded the world's deadliest outbreak of covid—19, donald trump says the white house is switching its focus to reviving the country's economy. we are going to put out little members and little fires but we are still going to have to go back to work. a major threat to our tv channels and newspapers —

a few showers running toward scotla nd a few showers running toward scotland and northern ireland butre going down as far so the gardeners can start to relax, no frost on saturday as the day begins, that's the end of it for a while, if not the season. into the weekend, high pressure is squeezed away southwards, low pressure pushing these weather fronts are away, something wetter into northern ireland and scotland. that's by sunday. this is saturday. a lot of places are looking dry, still a few showers running into scotla nd still a few showers running into scotland and northern ireland. a lot of cloud around, some hazy brightness and temperatures for the most pa rt brightness and temperatures for the most part towards the mid—teens. it is then part two of the weekend on sunday, and i will show the weather fronts again, they start to bring some more persistent rain rather than showers into northern ireland and more especially into scotland. in fact, sunday is looking quite wet across parts of scotland, especially to the western highlands. you may see a bit of rain running in towards no

but increasing amounts of cloud spreading from the west, some outbreaks for northern ireland and scotlahern ireland and scotland that andrew easton scotland, northern england, parts of wales, the odd spot of drizzle is possible. one or two spots down to three or 4 degrees, most places will stay frost free into tomorrow morning and for tomorrow, across northern ireland and scotland, we will see some outbreaks of rain at times. some patchy drizzle for a times. some patchy drizzle for a time across northern england and north wales, that will tend to fizzle away and through the afternoon, it looks like rain will return again to the far north—west. the further south and east you are, some spells of hazy sunshine, the wind is relatively light, lighter than they were today across northern pa rt than they were today across northern part of scotland and temperatures of cha—cha, 2o part of scotland and temperatures of cha—cha, 20 degrees in london, a lwa ys cha—cha, 20 degrees in london, always cooler the further north and west you are —— a touch higher. high pressure to the south, a frontal syst

thicker cloud in spots of rain and windy here for the rest of rain and windy here for the rest of scotlaand wales may be dry. temperatures reaching 25 oi’ may be dry. temperatures reaching 25 or 26 may be dry. temperatures reaching 25 or26 in the may be dry. temperatures reaching 25 or 26 in the southeast. it states fine, dry and sunny across much of england and wales through this week, whereas a little bit more clout in spots of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm martine croxall. the british government is coming under further pressure after the prime minister's top adviser is accused of breaching lockdown rules — twice. funerals take place in pakistan after the plane crash in a residential area of karachi that killed 97 people. spain continues to ease its lockdown. tourists can travel to the country again from july and top—flight football will resume next month. guernsey will become the first part of the british isles to lift nearly all its lockdown restrictions.

campaign in scotland because the message in scotla nd scotland because the message in scotland at thisme if you can, the message is, except for the essential reasons you know about, stay at home.. if i say to you now my messages stay alert, and you say does that mean i stay at home or not? i can't give you a straight answer. we have been following this family in wolverhampton coping with lockdown. tonight's message gave them some comfort but questions too. just before lockdown we were due to launch a clothing business and with manufacturing now on the cards that certainly gives us something to think about. disappointingly for me there was no mention of family and when we can see people from outside of the household. i lost my dad recently and i'm missing my mum and the children are missing their nanny. this emergency first required a rapid response from the downing street desk. this unfolding phase brings pressing questions of detail, and dilemmas not just brings pressing questions of detail, and dilemmas notjust about his decisions but also all of ours. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, wes

the week weather front will move in from the atlantic bringing some rain back into western scotla ndireland but probably not too heavy. quite a bit warmer in eastern england, temperatures reaching the mid 20s, and we could see mid to high 20s as we head into the first part of the new week as the weather gets quite a bit warmer. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. miracle in pakistan, survivors pulled from the wreckage of a plane crash in karachi —but 80 people are confirmed dead. a two—hour expletive—ridden video of jair bolsonaro in a brazilian cabinet meeting will be released as part of an investigation into his son. the british prime minister's chief adviser is reported to have broken lockdown guidelines by travelling to his parents' home to self—isolate when suffering with coronavirus. new quarantine rules for travellers to the uk. visitors face fines for not self—isolating. while muslims around the world prepare for the end of ramadan — we look at how eid celebrations this year will be different unde

start for most of us although there will be some of that low cloud first thing to clear an insulin scotlaland before the sunshine comes out. through the afternoon the highest chapters tending to be to the west of the uk, 27 degrees for example across the northwest of wales. that's likely to be one of the hotspots. from there on the weather is slowly going to be cooling off into next week. will see some rain pushing southwest tuesday 00:13:53,268 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and into wednesday as well. testing, testing, one, this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. protesters gather again in many us cities, as the authorities step up their efforts to prevent further violence after the death of a black man in police custody. the situation in minneapolis is no longer in any way, about the murder it is about of george floyd. it is about attacking civil society, instilling fear and disrupting our great cities. as the number of recorded coronavirus cases around the world has just passed six million a senior british health official has warned that the co

scotla nd the case in england and wales.hern ireland for now are sticking with the previous arrangements that people in these categories, people with serious underlying health conditions, respiratory, they might be on all organ donation situations, they may be having chemotherapy for cancer, they are being advised in scotland and northern ireland to stay indoors for now. interestingly, talking to people in various groups who will be eligible to leave home tomorrow, some are in their words ecstatic that they can get out, they can meet another member of the family who lives in another household, they haven't seen since march. equally, there are one or two others who are still very tentative and feel they are not totally convinced about the reason for doing this. they say it's been a bit rushed, why was it put out last night before any letter had gone out to them? so they aren't com pletely gone out to them? so they aren't completely convinced and some will still stay at home, still wanting to show themselves. just before we ca

the easterly breeze could just pick up a little cloud of the north sea, affecting eastern scotla nd north north—east england. it isa scotland and north—east england. it is a comfortable night for trying to get a good night sleep, temperature is diving back between eight and 13 degrees. we start after my morning with any low cloud and mist quickly melting away. lots of sunshine expected once again. that easterly breeze will always just temper the feel of things along that east coast, highest values of 21 degrees, but further inland, with shelter, we could see 26 or 27. the sunshine and the warmth is likely to stay monday and tuesday. if that is what you like, make the most of it with change to come from wednesday onwards. you're watching bbc news — and we welcome viewers on bbc one and bbc world news as we expect today's coronavirus government briefing from downing street to start shortly. it's led today by the culture, media and sport secretary, 0liver dowden, and professorjonathan van tam, the deputy chief medical officerfor england. with me now is our health correspondent catherine burn

showers across northern scotla nd light. showers across northern scotland under if you commit on the north sea to affect some of our eastern coastal areas of england. some spells of sunshine, but a cool day everywhere. not quite as cold, though, across the far north of scotland. that's your latest weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: boris johnson will announce a shift in message on coronavirus later, with a new warning system and a roadmap for easing the lockdown in england. the uk government is also set to unveil a new slogan telling the public to "stay alert" rather than ‘stay home'. in the us, president trump's handling of the pandemic is called a ‘chaotic disaster‘ by his predecessor, barack obama. and south korea‘s president warns of a second wave of infection as a new cluster of cases is confirmed. now, on bbc news, steve rosenberg explores how moscow views the tumultuous events of 1989 and looks into whether the coronavirus pandemic thwarts vladimir putin‘s bid to make russia great again. it stretched from

television to the world that you can go wherever you like and then later say that doesn't include scotla doesn't include scotland and wales and of an island, think you have local authorities where i live in the southeast and the beach—side town simply so come here. —— northern ireland. you have a complete disconnect between what is allowed and what is not allowed and what is not advice and what is advised, and people are going to get confuse. if you have the fundamental and bigger picture here, it is a lack of leadership. we have not had this chilean leader we need and want, somebody to unite us and buying him because he says something and somebody else immediately sort of counteracts that in some way. if you have a prime minister who says you have a prime minister who says you can go over you like, and the rules have been relaxed, when you have got the association of chief police officers asking for advice because they cannot possibly arrest anybody now for going to a beach, and get you have the people who run those beaches saying we were close to him and not reopen them and were there