southern and eastern scotla nd rain already.re based. 0vernight we will see the back of those heavy showers as they run away south eastwards and may moose down across scotla nd eastwards and may moose down across scotland into northern england and toward the wash by the end of the night, temperature slipping away to around eight or 9 degrees. during sunday we will see that a rain tending to move southwards across northern england and down towards the midline is at the same time adjusting to ease off, we will see showers reducing in scotland and in many places it will become dry and brighter and more sunshine in southern parts of england, will get the temperatures are based here throughout 19 or 20 degrees, still an throughout 19 or 20 degrees, still n ugly throughout 19 or 20 degrees, still an ugly win but not as many as today. prince william has revealed that he has become a volunteer counsellor for a mental health charity. he's been trained to answer messages sent in to a helpline called ‘shout‘ which allows people to have con

tomorrow it looks like quite cloudy again across scotla nd like quite cloudy again across scotland andn ireland. still more rain to come. won't be as windy, it will be drier and brighter in eastern scotland. cloud for whales and the northwest of england but more in the way of sunshine here. lots of sunshine for england and wales those temperatures continued to rise for 20 8 degrees england east anglia and lincolnshire. that high—pressure is going to be more dominant around the middle part of the week building across this weather front it tends to wea ke n across this weather front it tends to weaken it all the while. wednesday there may be cloud and some outbreaks of rain left for scotla nd some outbreaks of rain left for scotland and northern ireland but it should tend to peter out. cloud thins and breaks and more sunshine. sunny skies continue for england and well where winds are light and those temperatures are continuing to rise. perhaps making the low 20s in the southeast of scotland but 30, 30 1 degrees is likely through the midlands and the south east of england. none hot day to

likely to include sudden scotla nd some.orthern and eastern england for a time. brightening up into the far north of scotland, not seeing much notable rain at all across southern england but a disappointingly cool day with temperatures around the mid teens. now, the low tens to ees, the isobars will open up for the second half of the weekend. sunday later winds, still rain clinging onto that east coast and it will be an issue that the day for some elsewhere is where all the cloudy skies with the later winds should feel just that little bit warmer, high spec up to 18 degrees. but if we look at the rainfall accumulations, after nothing notable rain at all, over the weekend, the darker blues are suggesting that we could have as much as 20 mm may be more. around one inch of rain except onto the far south where rain will be very minimalat south where rain will be very minimal at all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. remembering george floyd. the first memorial service is held

the grey start for much of scotla nd degrees.nd and into eastern scotla nd northeast england and into eastern scotland and sunny spells elsewhere triggering some showers that could be happy and fun to read and mainly focused on wales and the midlands. the large part of the uk will be dry with sunshine and temperatures typically again into the low 205. looking ahead to the beginning of next week and again we have got some local out affecting scotland in the northeast of england for a while and sunny northeast of england for a while and 5unny 5pell5 northeast of england for a while and sunny spells developing and that will trigger those showers again which could be heavy and thundering and mainly towards the western side of the uk with temperatures showing a little change. over the rest of the week the weather is not going to change a great deal. it is a case of some warm spells of sunshine but some warm spells of sunshine but some heavy and thundering showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and ar

the gardens but starting to build in from the west, across northern ireland and western parts of scotlaf scotland england and wales, the shower activity will ease in intensity and number and the winds will start to ease and so it will feel a bit warmer again with a bit more sunshine coming through. there will still be plenty of showers and central eastern areas that low— pressure central eastern areas that low—pressure close by, but come monday, that high will start to have a main influence over our weather. and at this stage it looks like monday, should be a largely dry day. just a few showers before and we might see some sea breezes is pushing up on temperatures generally getting a bit higher with later when feeling a bit warmer with some sunshine and still a bit of cloud but as lungs doesn't last for too long, these with the system start to come in from the northwest and it could give us some rain and looks as if we may last as reach southern eastern areas and so we welcome her into the gardens it does look like it will be tremendously wet to stitch but bc northern ireland and scotla

some rain for a time in northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotlandorthwest her is, so the rain getting shoved northwards. most of us have a cloudy start to the day. ran across wales, the midlands, moving into northern england. it will turn heavy and buttery through the afternoon. i'm of those storms will make their way into southern scotland. a few showers for northern scotland. it will feel a little bit fresher across the bar than —— far south of england. rain cleared northwards across north scotland. friday night, another mild night. temperatures thing into double figures. the weekend, we do have another weather system to push through, so we weather system to push through, so we will get more rain at times. actually, it's not a bad start to the weekend. you will notice the weather turning a little bit windier at times, and through the weekend, it will turn a bit fresher as well. saturday starts off on a bright note. most of us having a bright start to the day with some sunshine. however, the cloud and rain will quickly spread into northern islands

the southern and eastern scotla nd cool.ne coming through, a much better afternoon across southern parts of england and wales, and here you get the benefits of the sunshine, with temperatures given a boost up to 18 or19 temperatures given a boost up to 18 or 19 celsius. eventually that weather front will arrive in the north—west to bring a spell of rain later in the north—west, but ahead of that through monday and tuesday the weather is a bit quieter. the winds won't be as strong. a lot of cloud around, but sunshine again. whether back—up near to normal this afternoon before it perhaps turns wetter later on. thanks very much down and see you later. we are here until ten o'clock on bbc one. at which point much te na nt ta kes over tenant takes over in the kitchen. i was just looking at the weather there. last week were gorging on salads. what are we looking to now? do you think i've been gorging on salads? so enjoying your salads. were being british, and don't care that the weather is prance at the moment. we've got the barbe

cooler across western scotla nd while.f thunderstorms across northern scotland. but it is thursday that we see the heat become most widespread across the uk. then we get to friday, with that area of low pressure coming in. it starts to destabilise things, so there will still be a lot of warmth and humidity, but it will get lively as there thunderstorms become widespread and eventually the cooler air arrives. for the weekend, there will still be dry spells around, but there will be occasional showers. and it will then feel fresher. this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines. a major easing of restrictions in england. the prime minister says pubs, restaurants and cafes will be allowed to reopen — with restrictions — from the 4th ofjuly we can now go further and safely easily lockdown in england. at every stage, caution will remain our watchword. we will, of course scrutinise the details of this announcement. we will study the guidance and there are obviously a number of questions that need to be answered. but overall,

across england and wales although they'll continue to blow at gale force potentially in northern scotla force potentially in northern scotland and ireland. rain edging southwards probably breaking into quite heavy showers with hail and thunder again and more to come behind. again, they could be some sunshine around between there and at this time of year, it'sjune, we are not far from the longest day, the sunnis are strong so it will allow the temperatures at the sunny spots to get into the high teens. as you can see the potentially red lowlands potentially. the devil is in the detail with the showers this weekend. what we do think it is by sunday the azores high will start to build back in from the west, so that will effectively lighten the amount of showers and the intensity of the showers, ease the winds a bit in these areas but there will still be a lot of cool, cloudy weather on sunday, still some showery rain and eastern areas, but where we do see the sunshine with lighter winds it will start to feel a bit warmer once again. a reminder of our top story... a study to estimate the nu

more widespread as well with sunny skies and spreading to scotla nd with sunny skies and spreading torn ireland. maybe a few storms across the mountains and scotland, drifting northwards but for most of us, it's hot and humid with temperatures higher in scotland. 28 in glasgow, 2a for belfast. the highest temperatures likely to hit 33 towards the south. as we headed to thursday evening, that's when we will see the first signs of thunderstorms moving into southern and western areas of the uk. some of these storms are likely to be quite intense and they will continue to push their way northwards and eastwards as we head into friday and indeed into friday night as well. 0r friday afternoon, some fresher air will be done might begin to move into western portions. temperatures for northern ireland, wales in southwest england, will be lower. still hot and humid before those storms arrive. up to 30 indoor rates. those storms through thursday night and friday night could bring around for 30—50 mm of rain. that's over half a month's around for 30—50 mm of rain. that's over half a months worth

but this weather front will bring increasing amounts of cloud to northern ireland, and certainly scotlan ireland, and certainly scotland through the day, and the possibility of catching some showers, and much cooler in the north of scotland. 0nly showers, and much cooler in the north of scotland. only 12 celsius in stornoway, but very warm across other parts of the uk. the real big change will happen sometime between tuesday and wednesday. you can see that big drop. take a look at monday in london on thursday, we are talking about a 10 degrees drop. but there are not many of these rain icons which indicates that there is some rain, but not enough. back to you. a reminder of our top story. england has seen the biggest easing of the lockdown so far as some primary schoolchildren have returned to the classroom. that's all from the bbc‘s at six. hello, i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday. .. and they're off. horeracing is just the start asjune promises to be a very good month for sport snooker also returns, we'll hear from the world championjudd trump on competing in the m

days torrential downpours but more for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, southern scotlaotland, southern scotland compared with today gains called conditions with the cloud in the east. feeling brighter and warmer despite one or two downpours further south. it's all change e that's all from us. we'll leave you with some iconic images of dame vera lynn, who's died aged 103. # we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day # keep smiling through, just like you always do # till the blue skies drive the dark clouds far away # we'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when # but i know we'll meet again some sunny day. # good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the return of the premier league last night certainly had a number of talking points. both matches began with a really powerful show of support for the black lives matter movement. players from aston villa and sheffield united and officials, took a knee for ten seconds at the start of the game. both teams in the late match at the etihad stadium

so, a slow and gradual easing of restrictions in scotla nd gradual easing of restrictions in scotlandter's argument is a patience will reap the biggest rewards and the prize for going more slowly is a recovery that is more sustainable. lorna gordon, thank you. the foreign secretary dominic raab has been heavily criticised, after he said that taking the knee felt to him like a symbol of subordination, which seemed have been taken from the tv series game of thrones. in a radio interview, he said he'd take the knee only for two people, the queen and his wife. he later tweeted saying he has full respect for the black lives matter movement. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason has the story. the return of the premier league last night and a powerful, symbolic moment. players and officials taking the knee in support of the black lives matter movement. after watching the football last night, would you take the knee if you are asked to? i understand this sense of frustration and restlessness which is driving the black live matter movement. this taking the knee thing, maybe it has a broade

some parts of scotla nd cool at night. some parts of scotland could see a touch of frost. where we keep more cloud and the odd shower. the start of the week, not completely dry but drier than it has been through the weekend. brighter, too, for many with lighter winds put up this area of the high pressure across the azores extends its influence to what the british isles. you can see this ridge and the isobars and that shows that pressure is building. that will kill off much of the shower activity but i think there will still be some across eastern scotland, eastern england, maybe the odd one ireland and the chance for a heavy shower or thunderstorm across wales and the south—west of england. otherwise it is trite with patchy cloud and temperatures typically between 18 and 11 degrees. a bit coolerfor some of these north—east sea coasts. how do conditions developing into the afternoon, a small chance for a shower just about wherever you are and later in the day we saw see a frontal weather system approaching scotla nd frontal weather system approaching scotland and northern i

across the south and east of scotla nd in.ace to be, temperatures could make 19 or 20 degrees in the central belt. they showers do tend to fade away later on tonight. the rain that was in scotland move southwards towards the wash by the end of the night. a mention of the weather should improve for the second half of the weekend. we have got an area of the weekend. we have got an area of high pressure in the west tantalisingly close but i think that is where it is going to stay for the time being. still some low pressure in the north—east and a northerly wind that it will be as windy on sunday. the rain moving down across northern england into the middle and should be lighter and patchy through the afternoon and fading away in scotla nd the afternoon and fading away in scotland and in many places brightening up a touch. more on the way of sunshine across southern england and wales means a better day here, a warmer day certainly, temperatures making 19 or 20 degrees here. this veg of high pressure that is moving a bit closer is

and brighter, some rain across northern ireland, some sunshine and again heavy showers to come, in scotlad again heavy showers to come, in scotland particularly and in the north. temperatures 19 or 20 in the east, cooler in the west but it won't be as windy as it has been. the main area of low pressure by wednesday as over towards scandinavia. we have the secondary area of low pressure and a weather front bring some rain overnight to clear away from the south—east on wednesday. then we will get some sunshine, a bit of warmth that will trigger some showers, perhaps longer spells of rain for western parts of england and wales, scotland turning drier and brighter. there is a northerly wind around here, so temperatures on the low side for the time of year. moving into thursday, this is perhaps the driest day of the next few, with a brief ridge of high pressure. it may not last long, more weather fronts in an area of low pressure coming in. a few sharp showers in the south on thursday, otherwise generally dry but wind and rain pushing in from the north—west on friday. down, thank you very much

from scotla nd distressing news of course. from scotland earlier today.e detail, i must stress we don't know the motive for the attack but it says here that the knife man was from sudan and threatened violence against other refugees claim he was hungry in recent days after being re—housed in the hotel. what we are hearing throughout the day at the number of asylum—seekers were moved from their accommodation to this hotel given that it was empty for coronavirus, but actually some activists are saying that the conditions that they were in were not really up to scratch. i think there will be questions to be a nswered there will be questions to be answered and some inquests into what actually happened. with this so given that there is an estimate of about a hundred asylum—seekers according to this particular hotel. this individual we are told is sudanese. he taught, according to one source , sudanese. he taught, according to one source, of having mental health problem saying he was hungry. he had not liked being moved from where they were living, a number of

brighter to central scotla nd scotland.ually ease and tonight will become dry, a few mist and fog patches and reasonably mild and for some, a muggy night again the temperatures in double figures as we start the weekend. change of the weekend, low pressure towards the north—west throwing these weather fronts through saturday night into sunday, bringing rainfora time, saturday night into sunday, bringing rain for a time, but also introducing less humid air, fresher conditions over the weekend as the breeze starts to pick up. let‘s put some details on that, this is saturday and is sunny for the vast majority full sun sign in wales, south—west and midlands in the morning to the north—east of england and lincolnshire through the afternoon. a few showers across the north and east of scotland but some sunny spells for the vast majority are most will stay predominantly dry with temperatures into the 20s. finishing with rain across northern ireland, strong and gusty winds on saturday night the windy weather spreads across all parts,

the lowlands of scotla nd south of the country.s of scotland still getting up to around 25. that change to cooler and more unsettled weather i was talking about is more evident here during the course of the night across the very, very far north—west of the uk but the vast majority of the country and right across the continent further east and south, the skies are clear. essentially, it is high pressure that is sitting sort of weather fronts stuck in it and this basically means increasing amounts of cloud and some rain for scotla nd amounts of cloud and some rain for scotland during the course of tomorrow, maybe even some heavy showers drifting down into the very far north of england later in the day, but, essentially speaking, again it is another very sunny day for the vast majority of england and wales and those temperatures, mid 20s at the very least. then that change, that drop to something a little cooler in terms of temperatures happens on wednesday. a weather front sitting on top of the uk, that means more cloud. are coming i

for scotla nd it up to about 32 degrees.ocally, the mid 20s. as we head on through this evening and overnight, we will still see some showers across the north—west of the country. some getting into other western areas but there will be a lot of dry weather around as well. but humidity rising, getting into southern scotland. a muggy night across england and wales in southern scotland. tomorrow we have showers initially across the north—west. they will push northwards and then all of us are going to have a dry day, the possibility of an odd shower but that is it. tomorrow's temperatures are going to be higher than they are today are places where they will be lower so widely tomorrow, temperatures in the mid—20s to the low 30s, somewhere potentially in the south—east could hit 32, possibly 33 but overnight thursday to friday, thunderstorms coming in and heavy showers and during the course of friday, in the west to start with and through the day, pushing northwards and eastwards. if you are in an area that catches a heavy downpo

that rain certainly arrived in scotla nd well.ed in scotland during tuesday — knocking attem pters scotland during tuesday — knocking attempters back as well. a cloudier weather, together with the rain, is continuing to push its way southwards overnight. many areas by the end of the night will have had some rain, the exceptions really being towards the southeast and east anglia where it is good to be a little chilly in the countryside and probably drying off later in the night for northern ireland and western scotland. up some cloudier skies for wednesday in england and wales. some outbreaks of rain as well, could be little heavy at times. across northern ireland, largely dry, little bit of sunshine and missing most of the showers across western scotland, where temperatures may make 18 degrees in glasgow, much cooler with the showers in eastern scotland and across the rest of the uk and attem pters across the rest of the uk and attempters quite a bit lower than they were yesterday. continuing that cooler theme through the rest of

north wales midlands northern england into scotla nd midlands northern england into scotland and northernally heavy showers here. possibly a risk of some localised flooding and places. temperatures again generally the high teens and celsius without a much fresher feel two things. quite blustery as well through saturday afternoon. particularly across england and wales through northern ireland. as we move through the night it stays pretty windy, lots of showers and long spells of rain spiralling around this area. across the northwest of the uk. saturday night will be a cooler and fresher night across a more comfortable night for sleeping. 0n into sunday our low pressure is still with us to the northwest of the uk. more isobars on the charts as deepening slightly means it's going to be a windier day on sunday. widespread gossip 30, a0 miles an hour maybe 50 miles per an hour on northern england was up southern scotland into northern england. gale force wings here very wet weather for a time throughout sunday. further south a few showers mainly across the west but sunshine 20 degrees. a coole

eastern parts of england in the morning before clearing by the end of the morning, clearing was in scotla then pushing into the northern isles during the day. behind the rain, these are the showers, most frequent in northern ireland and scotland. some heavy, some possibly thundery, but moving quite quickly on these, very brisk south and south westerly winds. gusting out than this, average speeds are some gusting around 30—a0 mph. blustery sunday out there. colour for many, some spots towards eastern parts of england into the low 20s. giving some of the showers we re low 20s. giving some of the showers were gradually fading and much of sunday night into monday morning, we see temperatures dip away cooler than the will be throughout the night. there is another weather system heading our way on monday, these weather fronts coming in with some cloud, rain at times in northern ireland and scotland may be just brushing parts of wales and north—west england as well but much of england and wales closer to high pressure will stay dry. cloud around but there will also be sunny spells, too. that bri

anyplace is starting dry on monday, great start for much of scotla nd on monday, great start for mucha, burning back to coastal areas, sunshine develops more widely as it warms up, we develop those showers particularly in the afternoon. some of them heavy and thundery, not many showers across southern england, probably more chance of picking up some downpours as you head into perhaps northern ireland. a few sharp shower as possible in western scotland where it is good to be an awful lot warmer thanit it is good to be an awful lot warmer than it will be for eastern scotland where we are struggling with that low cloud coming off the north sea. many places will end monday dry and probably quite sunny as well but there will be a few sharp showers still around in the evening. those will then fade away overnight but we have still got this flabby area of low pressure, not a great deal to see on the pressure chart but enough low pressure and enough instability in the airto low pressure and enough instability in the air to bring us more showers and many places will start the day dry on tuesday

cloud of northern ireland in western scotla nd cloud of northern ireland in western scotland and somend and northern ireland, heading eastwards and starts to come in across parts of northern england and north wales would want to showers ahead of and again, a lot of cloud around tonight that there will be some clear spells and temperatures falling to between seven and eight in the north and about ten and 13 is become further south. as we head into tomorrow, there goes our rain, pushing across scotla nd there goes our rain, pushing across scotland and northern ireland, sinking south, again some of this is going to be heavy and have that, showers across the south—eastern quarter. these two could be heavy and thundery. in between, some sunshine developing but still quite a lot of cloud around. the temperature is 11—16 the hi. low pressure dominating the weather by then. you can see how it deepens and sinks southwards as we move wednesday to thursday. that low pressure is going to bring this a period of persistent rain. don't forget pretty windy. the rain goes south across the southern hal

the rest of scotla nd and some sunshine.the evening and overnight, that rain continues, eventually getting into the south—east. again, some heavy bursts mixed in there. i did there will be some clear skies, there wasn't yet a bit of part around and we will continue with the showers. it will be quite busy as well and that breezes coming from a northerly direction. so it will feel cooler than the night just direction. so it will feel cooler than the nightjust gone. then we pick up that rain first thing tomorrow across the south—east, that will clear away and then we have a mixture of some bright spells, quite a bit of cloud around, and also even a bit of cloud around, and also even a few showers. it still is going to be breezy, and don't forget, that breeze coming from a northerly direction. the pictures tomorrow will be below average anyway, add on the strength of the wind, and it is going to feel much cooler than many of us have been used to in the last few weeks. that leads us into friday, friday is going to be windy, parti

still cloudy for scotla nd started the day.nd with a few showers towards the east, cooler under the crowd cloud, but we have that humid air through tonight. temperatures 11—14d overnight, a mild start to your sunday. tomorrow promises something similarto sunday. tomorrow promises something similar to what we have out there today. again, some sunshine around for many of us. it will be cloudy from england and scotland, cooler under the cloud and once again feeling quite warm or humid, with those temperatures into the low or mid 20s for some of us, but again that the threat of heavy and thundery downpours working in parts of wales, south—west england and fourin of wales, south—west england and four in north—west england and northern ireland as well. they are hit and northern ireland as well. they are hitand miss, northern ireland as well. they are hit and miss, we will not all see them, but they will all be lingering around as we head into monday. low pressure starting to ease away, but we will have it close by on monday. another

where the sunshine is out, 18 degrees in the central belt of scotla nd out, 18 degrees in the centrally, but on tuesday we will start to see a cold front approach on the north—west, so there will be some changes in the week ahead. monday the quieter day on the weather for most of us, a dry and bright day with some spells of sunshine and may be a queue showers towards the south—west, onshore winds keeping our eastern host a little on the cool side. temperatures 16 or 70 17 degrees possible, . temperatures 16 or 70 17 degrees possible,. on tuesday, a fair amount of dry weather with sunshine through the morning, but in the afternoon we will see that cold front began to push in and that will eventually bring rain to northern ireland and into parts of scotland. england and wales will stay quite dry, but it should be quite cloudy, with a few sunny spells, but a tad warmer, temperatures can and 18 or 19 degrees across parts of england or wales. all computer model runs have had this kind of pattern with the jet stream, a ridge to the south of iceland, a trough over the uk that would have brou

southern scotla nd places staying dry. windy. widespread gales across the northern half of the country to take us through friday night into saturday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a major new development in the case of the british girl madeleine mccann who disappeared in portugal. a convicted german sex offender is the prime suspect in the international investigation. police believe he was travelling in the area in this camper van at the time madeleine vanished 13 years ago. with the suspect, we are talking about a multiple suspect, a sexual predator, who has already been convicted for crimes against little girls. president trump's former defence secretary, james mattis, launches a stinging attack over his threat to use troops to end the protests sweeping the united states. the duchess of sussex speaks of her own experience of racism in the wake of the killing of george floyd in minneapolis. the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing, because... ..george floyd's life mattered. the uk's prime minister is to c

for instance, in scotla nd to look like?g able to have low—carbon out of the production and generation as well as being able to switch off all this call that is already switched off. if we look further into europe, you will see nuclear is a key proportion of the electricity in the whole of europe. it supports 1.1 millionjobs and it is also, as i said before, operating flexibly and resilient in the way that you can use it as national, you have a supply chain thatis national, you have a supply chain that is within the country and supplies lots of jobs. that is within the country and supplies lots ofjobs. if we look at the global world as well, 55 reactors under construction around the world, four new countries. nuclear is expanding and increasing from last year. i think the uk, there is much more to do to get a low carbon future with a system cost thatis low carbon future with a system cost that is low. when the system cost is low that is good for consumers and taxpayers. now when we have a situation where governments have to

it will be a blustery day wherever you are, though, in particular through western parts of scotla nd, scotland and northern ireland, low—to mid—20s in the warmest parts of england and wales. to end the day, some heavier bursts of rain in northern ireland, at times overnight into tuesday in scotland. could be a bit damp and drizzly through parts of north—west england and wales as tuesday begins, and it will be a warmer night on monday night into tuesday morning. and on tuesday, this weather front is still around scotland and northern ireland. close to that, you may well see a bit of rain at times. eastern parts of scotland could well say largely dry, with some sunny spells. it may be a damp start for parts of north—west england, north and west wales, but the rain here is going to clear away northwards, and we'll get to see some sunshine around. and that will allow temperatures to head up even further and build more by the time we get to wednesday. not all of us seeing a bit of rain. in scotland and northern ireland, there will be some warmth in the sunshine, if you get to see that occ

so, that is very good news for the capital and for scotla nd good news for the capital and for scotland pointing in the right direction, and it shows that we are winning the battle with this disease, but it also shows that there is further to go. if i now turn to care homes. the number of people dying in care homes is also falling. figures from the cqc show that there is a 79% fall from the peak of the crisis in care homes, the week ending the 24th of april, to the week ending the 29th of may, the latest when the data is available. and the latest 0ns data showed that there were 12,739 registered deaths in care homes in the year up to the 22nd of may. and this represents 29.1% of all registered covid deaths. from the earliest days of this crisis, we recognised that people in social ca re we re recognised that people in social care were uniquely vulnerable. two thirds of people in residential care over the age of 85, and the latest data from public health england shows that the over—80s are 70 times more likely to die from coronavirus than the under—40s. so, i know personally what an anxi

. ♪ ros: scotla's first minister has announced her plan to ease coronavirus restrictions, allowing forts t of scottish economy to reopen if progress continues in control of the virus. >> we can confirm that on july 3, it is our intenon to lift the advice forndeople in scot to travel no more than five miles. healthough tourism sector will not open fully until july 15, we have self-contained holiday accommodations, holiday lodges andca caravan open from july 3. veho, we ask people to use good jgment, abided by the rules that apply to households and be sensitive to ose living in rural communities. in the advice remains to aid crowded places. as we hopefully suppress the virus, we will continue to consider measures that might the necessary to protect against the risk of important cases of the virus. ♪ ros: i'm ross atkins with side source." he the bbc news room, our lead story, scientists at imperial college of london have begun trials for revolutionary vaccine against covid-19. the kosovo president has been charged with war crimes by a cour investigating the kosovo independence war with s

scotla nd across eastern england as well.e northwards and turn more showery in doing so. here comes the rain up from the south, and some of that will be happy. it's going to be windy and cool along the north sea coastline. dan and louise. the business ministerjoins us now. thank you forjoining us live on bbc brea kfast thank you forjoining us live on bbc breakfast this morning. if we could start, it is but things to get through with you this morning. 0ur lead story is that the nhs confederation warning the waiting list could double to 10 million people by the end of the year on that waiting list. they are calling for extra funding to help with capacity. are there assurances from the government to ensure millions of people don't miss out on vital treatment? i think this is a really important subject, you are quite right to highlighted on the top of your programme. we are bringing more money into recruitment of nurses, of course we are putting more money into building more hospitals, new hospitals will be built. —— 14. borisjoh

driest throughout parts of scotla nd rain.ratures a bit lower than in recent days. more sunshine in east anglia. waiters through southwest england and wales. sunshine in cumbria. northern ireland and scotland. warmest in western scotland. very cloudy and misty towards the eastern coast of scotla nd misty towards the eastern coast of scotland as the breeze starts to develop. through tonight, the low cloud will become more extensive. damp through wales and the south—west but old enough start for tomorrow morning and tomorrow things running across the south with the chance of rain further north. the headlines next. good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... travel quarantine rules on the agenda as the prime minister welcomes the french president to london — theirfirst face—to—face meeting since coronavirus restrictions were imposed. beer gardens and small shops could soon be re—opening in scotland as the first minister prepares to announce further easing of lockdown restriction

scotla, wales or northern ireland are 0.8. the moments, advice is still to keep at least 2 meter apart. barriers and signsave been springing up to remind people. th lockdown has suppressed the virus, but not killed it off. .david shukman, bbc ne lewis: the parent company a british airways, aig, is considering a legal challenge to the new quarantine rule. avelers entering the country will have to isolate for two weeks. iag argues it was not consulted over the plans. were upset over its absence yesterday to discuss the proposals. protests about the death in police custody of george floyd continue. president trumphat every american must receive equal treatment from law enforcement, regardless of rac gender or eed. this comes as a new video emerges over a 75 euro man being pushed to the ground by police in new york state. thise report contains s content that some may find distressing. >> we are noleaving. alee the is no sign that theyre are. not outside the white house, despite driving rain, not around the country, including chica

police scotla nd asylum seekers in the city.to gather in groups weekend, both in respect of the current pandemic, but also out of respect for those who were injured at the scene here yesterday. thanks very much. the republic of ireland will have a new government today. the leader of fianna foil, micheal martin, will become prime minister. it's the result of an unprecedented coalition deal between his party and that of the outgoing taoiseach, leo varadkar. the green party will also get some cabinet posts. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has more. the republic of ireland is getting a new prime minister, or taoiseach. it is micheal martin, who has led his party, fianna fail, for nine years. leo varadkar, the leader of fine gael, is standing down from the top job in government. but he'll still be in the cabinet, in the post known as tanaiste, the deputy prime minister. in december 2022, leo varadkar will swap places with micheal martin, meaning he will take over leadership of the coalition. the third party in power are the gree

across scotla nd not amounting to do much.el cooler today and we have a fairly brisk north to north—easterly wind around as well. overnight, the rain does eventually move overnight, the rain does eventually m ove a cross overnight, the rain does eventually move across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england, is a weakening feature so they probably won't be huge amounts of rain falling but every little drop is welcome for those gardeners out there. and across northern areas, it turns cooler overnight, temperatures down to six or 7 degrees. tomorrow, quite a bit of n but broadly speaking it is a day of showers and sunny spells. they will push southwards from scotland and northern ireland into england and wales. the heavy is probably across the midlands and eastern areas of england. temperatures range in foremost between 13 and 16 celsius. another showery day on friday with brisk winds but, this time, the showers look like they will really be quite heavy, particularly across scotla nd be quite heavy, particularly acr

a lot of dry weather and sunshine, the outside chance of a show in scotla nd the outside chance of aing and overnight, some clear skies, still a lot of dry weather but a front coming in across the north west will introduce workload across north—west scotland and eventually by the end of the night, some splashes of rain. it will not be a cold night, temperatures representing towns and cities, it will be slightly lower in rural areas. a lot of dry and sunny weather tomorrow, the weather front slipping in across northern ireland and scotland bringing more clout and some spots of rain. the chair across the north of england. tomorrow's top temperatures likely to be 27 or 28. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. huge protests continue across dozens of american cities, as anger grows over the killing of an unarmed black man in police custody. there were violent clashes outside the white house. police fired tear gas at protesters and properties nearby were set on fire. talk about taking the gloves off, man. shaking a hand. despite some moment

but for scotla nd and wales fairly settled.owers could be quite heavy and possibly thundery in north—east scotland, northern ireland, later in northern england. behind that weather front it's turning much cooler than it has been, yesterday in the north highlands it was 26 degrees, tie only 12 degrees but as we come further south we hang on to the very warm conditions, locally in the south—east today, temperatures could reach 28. this evening and overnight this weather front continues descending, moving south—east. some of the rain across southern scotland, northern england, wales will be heavy. won't quite reach the south—east and it will clear western scotla nd south—east and it will clear western scotland and northern ireland. not going to be a cold night, most of us in double figures. tomorrow the rain continues to push south, the heaviest likely to be in wales, gloucestershire, the midlands, not much if any getting into the fat south—east and as we move further north, writer tomorrow, with some showers but tomorrow there wi

but our main is pushing west towards northern ireland and scotla nd west towards northern ireland andrs and thunderstorms across england and wales. with a lot of rain falling in a short space of time and some locally squally wins. so the spray and the standing water will make for some pretty nasty driving condition and there could be some flash flooding too. but it‘s warm, warm and muggy for most of us. quite warm though in that sunshine across the northwestern parts of scotland. thursday evening overnight that ring continues across parts of scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere at the mist, the low cloud returns and again we are not changing the air so it will feel quite warm as we head into friday morning. and again, friday is another day of sunny spells best of which will be in the morning and the mist and low cloud clears away the fog as well. showers will tend to develop a time. quite large and quite active slow moving showers again. initially in western areas developing more widely further east. it will feel still quite muggy. it mayjust freshen up a little bit further west a

the plan for schools in scotla nd unrealistic.hools in scotland and northern ireland is to reopen in august, schools in wales are due to reopen onjune the 29th. thank you, elaine dunkley in cheshire. conservative mp robert halfon is a former education minister and is now chair of the house of commons education select committee. we will speak to a union leader in a moment. good morning, robert halfon, what has happened to the government doing things based on science?m what has happened to the government doing things based on science? it is a strange country when the government turned a blind eye to demonstrations in cities across the country, we are campaigning for pubs and garden centres to be open and yet we say that our schools can't open until september despite evidence from the world health organization, many other european union countries, our own chief medical officer, that it is safe to do so, that was conferred to me by the prime minister and the schools minister when they appeared before committee. we worry about the coro

the winds will be dropping as well, but where we have the clearest guys in scotla nd where we have then scotland and the northeast of englund, temperatures in rural areas easily down to 3—4d. elsewhere, with more cloud, stuck at around 8—iodc. now the prospects are a bit better for the start of the new week. it will be much drier, brighter and the winds won't be as strong either. that's because we have got this nose of high pressure just that's because we have got this nose of high pressurejust building and across the uk, and for a while, it will keep those weather fronts at bay. so many places will have a dry day, i think i'm a tomorrow. there will be 1—2 light showers coming in off the north sea into some coastal areas and in the afternoon, we could develop some slow—moving heavy showers across wales and the southwest. a lot of places will have a dry day, i think i'm a tomorrow. there will be 1—2 light showers coming in off the north sea into some coastal areas and in the afternoon, we could develop some slow—moving heavy showers across wales and the southwest. a lot of places will h

scotla nd where it's happening this week. downing street has been really careful to emphasise doing this slowly and doing it based on the science gradually. it doesn't want to ta ke gradually. it doesn't want to take any gradually. it doesn't want to ta ke a ny moves gradually. it doesn't want to take any moves just yet. there's clearly a feeling within the government in the uk that they need to start getting elements of the economy moving again slowly and dipping their toe in the water to see what they can get moving.” toe in the water to see what they can get moving. i didn't realise we have that many driving cinemas actually, but how star has a government been about the criticism of schools —— stern. they been criticised for not making educational schools a priority. it seems pubs will open before schools. it looks that way. that may well be the case. the government had planned for all primary school pupils in england to be back before the summer england to be back before the summer holiday. that's not gonna happen now. ma

the driest and brightest weather will be scotla nd driest and brightest weather will be scotland andnderstorms are moving through the midlands and wales. strong to gale force winds bringing yet more cloud and persistent rain to northeast thing that later. north—east england, much of northern ireland, will stay dry. a good part of scotland will stay dry and bright with low cloud close to 0rkney and shetland. temperatures not far off where they should be. tonight, rain will persist in the north—east of finland. a wet night in the channel islands. in between, something drier and a mild enough start to tomorrow. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ministers in the uk are warned of "dire" economic consequences if they don't ease the two metre social distancing rule in england. 0ur guidance remains two metres at this point, and that should be reflected in the way that we go about our lives until such time as the scientific advice allows us to say otherwise. an easing of the lockdown from saturday. new support bubbles mean people living alo

a few from north—east scotla nd of britain.idity, when that is out of the way, it is cooler and fresher this weekend. much more to show you, this recent rainfall, you can see the showers coming in towards the west of the uk, buta coming in towards the west of the uk, but a touch of lightning appear, this is where it has been a noisy start in north—eastern scotland, with those thunderstorms which are continuing to push north. low pressure is in control. it will park itself towards the north—west of the uk throughout this weekend. circulating around that will be these bounds of rain or showers, some pretty brisk winds in particular across england and wales today, it is looking very blustery. thunderstorms continue to push across northern scotland over the next couple of hours. we will see these showers spreading north across these showers spreading north across the uk. england and wales in particular, some sunny spells in between those showers. let's take a look at things into this afternoon. with the showers, it is not raining a

quick chilly start to monday morning could be some grass frost in the glens of scotla nd some grass frostrom the azores starting to build in. for monday and for many we think on tuesday as well. however thereafter, much needed rain as this area of low pressure starts to take shape. as a safer monday, it is looking like a drier day. quite a bit of cloud mulling around but some sunshine, strong sunshine at this time a year. slightly less windy so it will start to feel warmer. they could just be a few sharp downpours in the afternoon. two tuesday another coolish start but we are losing that northerly wind we pick up a south westerly wind instead. eventually that will bring some rain into the north and west. many feeling warmer because will have a bit more sunshine. and we've lost that northerly breeze. as we are towards midweek some uncertainty still. but it's looking now as if low pressure will start to develop to bring all of us some rainfall. that could well hang around for much of the week. and sync into southern areas. that will give some appreciable rainfall. certainly want to keep our

ireland and parts of northern england to be quite heavy and potentially thundering later on and for scotlainterspersed for some sunshine but temperatures generally in the high teens possibly at the low 20s and you will notice those winds will be picking up, especially in the south of those gusts wins about a0 miles proper along the south coast. over into sunday, no great changes we keep for the showers to the overnight period and it will not be quite us hot and humid as recent nights of temperatures typically about ten to 13 degrees overnight. heading on into sunday, the theory of the pressure just to theory of the pressure just to the north of the uk, most of the north of the uk, most of the showery rain on sunday will be in the north and the northwest, particularly for northern ireland, northwest, northern england and scotland too. for the south across england, you should stay mostly dry, but wherever you are, you will notice the strength of the wind, custom from 30 to a0 mph. shorter than that in the hills in the north. getting to sunday, quite a bit lower than recent days from 1a to 20

this meandering into scotla nd the dry spring.ne and showers with distant fog around this morning. i drove through it first thing and the mist and fog in the north—east will linger. let's add some detailfor the the north—east will linger. let's add some detail for the day. the north—east will linger. let's add some detailfor the day. a the north—east will linger. let's add some detail for the day. a lot of sunshine in some places and we will escape the showers altogether but when they come along they will linger because the wind is lighter. the airof linger because the wind is lighter. the air of low pressure, they could gather together to be more frequent lengthy spells of rain. it still looks as if parts of wales and midlands, the north—west of england will see some of the heaviest torrential downpours large hail and gusty wind locally and then we pick up gusty wind locally and then we pick up the band of rain meandering across scotland. drying out towards the south—western northern ireland but it could stay really quite grey mi

that will bring the situation in england in line with inc —— with ireland, scotla nd line with inc ——have been yet to make a call on this. there has been criticism from senior clergy, the most senior catholic in england and wales accused it of putting religion at the back of the queue because it was looking at opening non—essential retail shops ahead of churches. this would of course rectify that because in the government's original roadmap, places of worship were not due to reopen untiljuly. as you said, it will be for mass worship but just said, it will be for mass worship butjust individual prayer said, it will be for mass worship but just individual prayer and said, it will be for mass worship butjust individual prayer and it is, as the government says, dependent on the five test it sets to be set to go and be met. there are calls for the compulsory wearing of face masks in hospitals in england to be extended to gp surgeries and care homes. the british medical association says more consistency is needed across all medical settings. 0n the 15th of june, outpatients and hospital vis