hugging the eastern coast of northern ireland, south—west scotland, and it is grey and misty across shetlandng temperatures down here. further west in northern ireland, we could get into 22, 24 in scotland, higher temperatures still in england and wales. temperature is not the only thing that is high, the uv levels are also high, so that means take care in the strong may sunshine. so a fine, very warm evening out

temperatures p°ppin9 shetland here, some temperatures p°pping up shetland here, some temperatures poppingay and some rain at times and by the state it will feel a bit cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government insists england‘s schools are safe to open to more children at the beginning of next month. it of next month. is the case that it is extremely unlikely it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid—19 out rate and if for any reason there are risks than we can take steps to mitigate them. a deal to produce doses of a potential vaccine as the uk‘s daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170 — the lowest since lockdown began in march. spain records fewer than 100 death in the past 24 hours for the first time since its lockdown began.

murky in shetland.armerfor northern for most, another sunny day but warmer for northern scotland, around 26 degrees. naga and charlie, back to you. good morning, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. test and trace systems go live in england and scotland this morning, in an attempt to keep coronavirus outbreak contained. anyone who's been in close contact with someone who's tested positive will now be asked to self—isolate. let's have a look at how that might work in practice. if you so symptoms, you should book a test right away online on the phone. if you test positive, and nhs test and trace official will call, text or e—mail you to discuss who you have beenin e—mail you to discuss who you have been in contact with. this could include anyone you have been in contact with for two metres of for 15 minutes or anyone you have been closer than one metre to face—to—face. this could be collea g u es face—to—face. this could be colleagues or people you live with. the team will call these p

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.breeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud

although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog for shetland, for the vast majority, wednesdaynd in wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 degrees celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front that's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that, for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain, but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so, look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp, but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears — clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland, some coastal mist elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for much of the day. a look at the temperatures — they are several degrees down from yesterday — still

a bit more sunshine across the north and scotland and shetland, low cloud across eastern counties whicht and temperatures in the west could hit 27 or 28 degrees, and 26 degrees in north—west scotland is above where we should be in may. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: test and trace systems get underway in england and scotland today as part of a more targeted approach to tackling coronavirus. ministers hope it will allow lockdowns restrictions to be eased. but scientists say it's not a magic bullet. the number of people who've died with covid—19 in the united states has now passed 100,000. easyjet has said it will have to cut up to 30 percent of its workforce as a result of the pandemic. large protests have broken out in america after the death of an unarmed black man in police custody. president trump says he's asked the fbi and the department ofjustice to investigate the incident. george floyd died in minneapolis —he'd been arrested and pinned down in the street, with an officer kneeling on his neck. four officers have been sacked. david wil

you go through the day, a lot of sunshine and warmth, 27 degrees possible towards the south—east, shetlandtays in some colder air, just nine in lerwick. as we head towards the end of the week, some showers and thunderstorms, rain possible on friday and likely to turn quite windy as well, and it will start to become a little bit cooler. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk government insists england's schools are safe to open to more children at the beginning of next month. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid—19 outbreak and if for any reason there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. a deal to produce doses of a potential vaccine — as the uk's daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170. and spain records fewer than 100 death in the past 2a hours — for the first time since its lockdown began. now on bbc news... our world meets three women fighting prejudice against their community in ireland. ireland. a place long associated with religion and conservative values. but over the last few years, the

although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog for shetland, for the vast majority, wednesdayar so far in scotland, england, and in wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 degrees celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front that's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland and coastal mists elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for most of the day. and looking at temperatures, they're several degrees down from

there, the sun may turn hazy in some spots, but for most, it's a sunny story, a brighter one in shetland than elsewhere. again, we're talking widely in the low to mid 20s. and then on sunday, again, some patchy cloud developing here and there, but for most places, it will be sunny, it will be dry, it will be very warm. just a hint of something cooler at the end of next week. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughn jones. our top stories: rioting in the us city of minneapolis. these are live pictures of the unrest triggered by the police killing of an african—american man. the daughter of martin luther—king says it's the result of deep—seated problems. they terrorise, they murder our children, and we have done nothing. when you do not deal with these conditions of adequacy and white supremacy in the nation, these are the kind of things that happen. people riot. that is their language, that is their frustration. targeting twitter: president trump signs an executive order aimed at social media companies. western co

there, the sun may turn hazy in some spots, but for most, it‘s a sunny story, a brighter one in shetlandtchy cloud developing here and there, but for most places, it will be sunny, it will be dry, it will be very warm. just a hint of something cooler at the end of next week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states, britain, canada and australia have issued a joint statement warning that china‘s national security law in hong kong would curtail individual liberties there. they said it raised the prospect of people being convicted of political crimes and would make existing tensions worse. president trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies, after being angered by twitter tagging two of his posts as potentially misleading. the measure limits the legal immunity the companies have against being held liable for what people post on their platforms. legal challenges are expected. the national guard has been called in to help restore order in the american city of minneapolis, following two nights of unrest. crowds have been protesting against the killing of a

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.tly breeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybejust pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cl

still a chilly feel, though, across shetland and 0rkney in particular.t that for most of the uk and bringing in south—westerly winds as we go through the weekend. the consequence of that, though, will be more cloud, these weather fronts and a greater chance of rain. that will be limited for the north—west of the country. on saturday, most will have a dry day. still a few showers in scotland as we will see over the next few days. the odd isolated one in northern ireland, maybe northern england. after a sunny start, a bit more cloud through the afternoon and temperatures not that far off friday's values. as we go through saturday night and into sunday, just watch what happens. the rain starts to become more persistent across the west of scotland. the highlands could see a good couple of inches, 50 millimetres or more of rain, to take us through 2a hours. some splashes of rain for northern ireland and northern england as well. further south, though, blue skies are back and temperatures back into the low 20s. bye for now. this is bbc news, i'm jane hill. the

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.eeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybejust pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud de

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.eeze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud d

although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog for shetland, for the vast majority, wednesday wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 degrees celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front that's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland and coastal mists elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for most of the day. and looking at temperatures, they're several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 possibly in londo

although we've seen a little sea mist around and some fog for shetland, for the vast majority, wednesday wales. the high temperature was in england, 28 degrees celsius. but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. and that's because of a weather front that's been meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that, for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain, but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so, look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp, but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, some fog, actually, through shetland, coastal mist elsewhere. could stay dank and grey here for most of the day. temperatures, they are several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 possibly in london with that residual warmth. as we go

orkney brightening up, shetland staying mainly cloudy.ze. and that means that east—facing coasts will see temperatures towards the teens rather than the low to mid 20s across the bulk of the uk, and, again, nudging the upper 20s in the hottest parts of scotland. temperature not the only thing high. uv levels as well. strong may sunshine. do take care if you're outside for any period of time. and pollen, moderate to high for many of us, as grass pollen levels are on the increase. now, friday looks like a fine evening, plenty of sunshine to end the day. again, temperatures will head down overnight, so if you do try to cool the house down overnight, we're expecting some spots, again, tojust dip down into single figures. and a largely sunny start to saturday morning. and again, just to show you the big picture, it's high pressure maybe just pushing out towards scandinavia, but it is still blocking weather fronts that would give us some rain otherwise from getting to us from the atlantic. so, on saturday, there may be a bit of patchy cloud dev

there, the sun may turn hazy in some spots, but for most, it's a sunny story, a brighter one in shetlandidely in the low to mid 20s. and then on sunday, again, some patchy cloud developing here and there, but for most places, it will be sunny, it will be dry, it will be very warm. 00:27:20,216 --> 2147483051:50:24,822 just a hint of something cooler 2147483051:50:24,822 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 at the end of next week. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: these are life pictures in the us. —— live. the us national guard has been deployed in minneapolis to help control unrest triggered by the killing of an unarmed black man by police. when you do not deal with these conditions of inequities and racism and white supremacy in a nation, these are the kind of things that happen. people write, that their language, that's their frustration. —— people riot. western countries condemn china's planned new hong kong

and coastal mists elsewhere, and it could stay date through shetland and coastal mists elsewhere, andey're several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 celsius possibly in london with that residual warmth. and then, as we go through the evening and overnight, that low pressure starts to escalate, making its presence felt. so some rain for many, perhaps a few sharp showers again to start the day in eastern areas on a very warm night. but clearly, the concern is the amount of rain, and for the northwest of scotland, we could have 100mm of rain in the coming few days as that low pressure stays close by. so for all, a much windier period of weather on friday as that rain clears, lots of showers rushing through. but those winds do escalate through the day all morning into the afternoon, up to gale force in the north and the west. you can see those gusts of wind, but even in the 30—40s further south, which is very unusual in may. so clearly a concern for that. we'll be keeping you updated on that. and as a result, even though temperatures in the high teens or low 20s, it will feel cooler

there, the sun may turn hazy in some spots, but for most, it's a sunny story, a brighter one in shetlandwe're talking widely in the low to mid 20s. and then on sunday, again, some patchy cloud developing here and there, but for most places, it will be sunny, it will be dry, it will be very warm. just a hint of something cooler at the end of next week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the national guard has been called in to help restore order in the american city of minneapolis, following two nights of unrest. crowds have been protesting against the killing of an african—american man at the hands of the police. the state governor said he took the decision following widespread rioting on wednesday. the united states, britain, canada and australia have issued a joint statement warning that china's national security law in hong kong would curtail individual liberties there. they said it raised the prospect of people being convicted of political crimes and would make existing tensions worse. president trump has signed an executive order targeting social media companies, after being angered b

we do have some missed and low crowd in parts of northern ireland, shetland grey and misty with someoud. but mostly sunny with temperatures up to 2a degrees in scotland, 22 in england and wales. these mid to high 20s and of course not just the temperatures these mid to high 20s and of course notjust the temperatures which are high but also the uv levels. said do beware of that strong may sunshine. it will be a fine evening and are dry and clear night for many. but we have cloud and rain pushing into northern ireland, western parts of england as the night goes on. if you wa nt england as the night goes on. if you want some rain for the garden this system is moving east tomorrow but the rain will be patchy. the chance of some heavy showers in places but they could be hit and miss. than most they could be hit and miss. than m ost pla ces they could be hit and miss. than most places ending the day began with some sunshine. not quite as warm but still very warm out there. thursday night into friday much more active weather systems coming our way and the weather will change quite considera

west was still fairly cloudy and wanted to showers for cornwall, macleod for orkney and shetland. of frost. this damp fog patches will clear, showers in devon, cornwall, pembrokeshire, cloud across shetland, but for most, a sunny and warm day. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. latest death figures from the uk show that more than 30,000 people are now known to have died from coronavirus. the figures show that more than 6000 people died from the virus in english care homes up to the start of may. a smartphone app aimed at tracking the spread of coronavirus goes live for the first time, in a trial on the isle of wight, the government says the system, which uses bluetooth, is secure, despite concerns from privacy campaigners. we can give very significant reassurances on the privacy aspects, but what i can tell you is if you download the app, then you are doing your duty. a bbc investigation has found an iranian airline with links to the revolutionary guard played a central role

further north, the wintry fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and downnow covering the grassy surfaces as well with that colder air arriving behind this cold front. now, as we go to the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england, so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine and a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales and parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. as for the wind,

the exception — shetland here. rain, temperatures topping out at about nine degrees. further south, though, a high of 27 degrees is possible. now, things do change for the end of the week. we could see some thunderstorms breaking out on thursday. it turns windy for all of us on friday, with some rain at times, and by this stage it'll feel a bit cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm james reynolds. daily coronavirus deaths in spain fall below a hundred — the first time in two months. we think we are seeing the light of the end of the first panel. —— tunnel. the uk government says it's confident schools in england can safely reopen in as little as two weeks. protests in brazil's largest city — supporting the president and opposing the state's anti—virus lockdown. and south africa has banned the sale of alcohol and cigarettes as part of its coronavirus lockdown. but is itjust giving power to criminal gangs?

through this evening and overnight, we say goodbye to the rain in shetland.wers for a time across the south—eastern quarter before they clear away, and then behind it back into some sunshine, but not quite as warm as it‘s going to be today. towards the west, we start to see the signs of the next system coming our way in the shape of some cloud. here it is, an area of low pressure. as it comes in, it‘s going to bring rain from west to east. again, the heaviest will be on the western edge of it. it on the western edge of it. is going to be windy for ireland, it is going to be windy for northern ireland, wales and scotland, gusting up ireland, wales and scotland, gusting up to 60 mile an hour, more than that in the hills. it could cause some issues because the trees are in full leaf at the moment. as you come further south, it is drier, brighter, sunnier and also warmer. for saturday, we still have some wet and windy conditions in the northern half the country. in drier and blustery as we can further south with the odd shower stops and temperature —wise, we are

just 9 degrees there in lowick, but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.e again pushing across northern areas. further south, it stays predominantly dry with some clear spells, and certainly not a cold night. actually quite a mild one, 9—iid as we begin monday morning. and monday's weather set up is a similar one. high pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. notice, though, there is a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas, there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting away from mainland scotland and up across the northern isles. there is something a little bit drier, still with a fair amount of cloud. similar story for northern ireland, northern england, the odd spot of rain. further south, it's dry with some spells of sunshine and slightly warmer again. 23 degrees in london. as we go into tuesday, it's another fine, dry and largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see cloud. we see some splashes of rain at time

staying cold in shetland. 0n similar to today. staying cold in shetland.er atla ntic further southwards, allowing milder atlantic air to come in, but also these weather fronts, which will bring rain across the highlands and islands of scotland on sunday. a little bit of rain elsewhere across eastern scotland at times. and northern ireland will see rain, and go. further south, the dry story continues, increasing sunshine, and temperatures back above 20 degrees. moving into next week, as the high pressure starts to build back in once again, the rain in scotland eases, high pressure becomes established, and around it we start to drag in more of a southerly flow ofair, and to drag in more of a southerly flow of air, and that will bring ever—increasing temperatures. by wednesday, temperatures could be widely into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. teachers' unions in england will hold talks with the government's top scientific advisers today — demanding assurances that it will be safe to open primary

a recent scene in shetland behind me, imagine that.ong arctic winds blowing in some snow, as that cold front swept across the country. you can see it here, this line of cloud. and this is an animation of that cold air screaming out of the arctic region through today and into tomorrow. you can see that cold air spreading into other parts of europe as well, so it is not just us other parts of europe as well, so it is notjust us feeling that she'll, certainly france, all the way to berlin as well, all that cold air moving in on monday. on monday is certainly going to be a chilly day, needless to say, but it is going to be quite a sunny and at the very least bright day for much of the country. now, this is what it looks like through the night, so a lot of clear weather, and quite often when the wind is strong, temperatures don't tend to dip so low. but because the air is so cold coming in from the north, we're still going to getan air from the north, we're still going to get an air frost. —i from the north, we're still going to get an airf

low cloud lingers in shetland, some misty low cloud returns to the eastern parts of england., and whilst we'll have some low cloud to begin with in eastern counties of england, that will break up. maybe just one or two spots lingering near the coast. even the low cloud in shetland will be a little less dominant. a better chance of some sunshine. for most, another sunny day, a little bit more breeze, though, coming infrom the east or south—east. so where the wind is off the sea, temperatures will be in the teens. most, though, widely into the 20s. 25—27 degrees in the west, could hit 26 celsius in the north—west of scotland. a good 10—12 celsius above where we should be for the time of year. with high—pressure remaining across scandinavia, the flow of dry air off the new continent keeping weather fronts and clouds at bay out in the atlantic this weekend, so it's going to be a sunny weekend. that will certainly be the case on saturday. strong sunshine across the board. what you will notice on saturday, though, a bit more breeze blowing across the country and where that breeze i

yes, it‘s been snowing in moray, in northern scotland, and further north than that, in shetland we‘veively colder. the cold air being brought southwards by this cold front that continues, itself, to bring patches of rain across parts of england and wales. and that rain continues to edge a little bit further southwards as we head on into the evening time. the cold northerly winds follow. meanwhile, to our south, in france, we‘ve got some extreme rainfall. now, across parts of the south west, 100 to 150 millimetres of rain, one to two months worth. meteo—france forecasters reckon that‘s the kind of rain you might expect to see once in 100 years. so, we could see some nasty flooding issues there. for us, well, for the rest of the night, it‘s the northerly winds that really do win out, bringing that colder air southwards. there will continue to be some wintry showers at times across the north and, as well as that, we are looking at some frosty conditions settling in, particularly in the countryside in scotland and maybe in a few rural patches further south. tomorrow, well, yes, there will

a recent scene in shetland behind me. imagine that. winds blowing in some snow as that cold front swept across the country. you can see it here, this line of cloud and this is an animation of that cold air streaming out of the arctic regions through today and into tomorrow. you can see that cold air spreading into other parts of europe as well, so it is notjust us feeling the chill. certainly, france, all the way to berlin as well, that cold air moving in on monday. monday is certainly going to be a chilly day, needless to say, but it is going to be quite a sunny, at the very least bright day for much of the country. this is what it looks like through the night, so a lot of clear weather. and quite often when the wind is strong, temperatures don't tend to dip so low, but because the air is so cold coming from the north we are still going to get an air frost. —i in glasgow, and even further south in rural areas temperatures could get close to zero. in central london, 6 degrees is pretty nippy for a may night. here is the forecast for mo

clears two brightest guys in all but the far north, where we have got some fog actually through shetlandmist elsewhere, and a could stay dank and great here for much of the day. look at the temperatures, they are several degrees down on those of yesterday. still 26 possibly in london without residual warmth. and then as we go in the evening and overnight, that low pressure starts to escalate. it makes its presence felt. so some rainfor makes its presence felt. so some rain for many, perhaps a few sharp showers again to start the day in eastern areas, and a very showers again to start the day in eastern areas, and a very warm night, but clearly, the concern is the amount of rain. and for the northwest of scotland, we could have 100 mm of rain in the coming few days. that low—pressure stays close by, so for all, much windier period of weather on friday, as that rain clears, lots of showers rushing through. but those winds do escalate through. but those winds do escalate through the day, morning, really, into the early afternoon. up to gale force in the north and the west. you can see those

ijust want orkney and shetland is, for granting this as a question.claration that the government will not renew the temporary hybrid proceedings that he had a discussion from public health england, what was their advice and will he publish it? can i correct him again, that he that we will be expected to go to work, we are at work at all times and the government own advice as to if you can work from home then do so. that is still the government's advice and travelling safely. can he confirm that he is not conjecture tongue projecting government advice and how members are expected to travel than when there is a reduced service? mr speaker, everyone knows someone who has been a victim of this disease, not just a frame, has been a victim of this disease, notjust a frame, but has been a victim of this disease, not just a frame, but actually has been a victim of this disease, notjust a frame, but actually died. this isn't a bounce back virus as the prime minister said, the survival of the fittest. we have a diverse workforce and our community that we encour

in shetland temperatures will be lower.ertheless, across—the—board, little more cloud, so hazy sunshine. nevertheless, across—the—boa rd, the board, the uv levels today are high. as we had on through the evening and overnight with say goodbye to the rain in shetland but there will be a lot of low cloud left behind. you can see the weather front does make progress coming in from the west, introducing thicker cloud and some rain. it will be moving it was through the day. the heaviest rain on the northern edge and on the southern flank, especially the south—east, we're looking at the risk of thunderstorms before they to clear away, leaving us behind all of that with a drier day and a fair bit of sunshine. but not quite as warm as today. having said that, in the south—east it will be. we're looking at 26 degrees. as we head into friday, the deep area of low pressure is coming our way. look at the high suppose. we have france moving west to east bringing in more rain. once again, the heaviest rain will be in the northern half of

just 19 degrees in lerwick but shetland will spend much of the day under sunny skies.se outbreaks of rain once again pushing through northern areas. further south predominantly dry with some clear spells and certainly not a cold night — actually quite a mild one. nine to 11 degrees as we begin monday morning. monday's weather set up is a similar one. high—pressure to the south, frontal systems to the north. a bit of a gap between these two frontal systems, so even across northern areas there will be a fair amount of dry weather. we see these outbreaks of rain drifting from mainland scotland and across the northern isles. then something a little dryer with a fairamount of then something a little dryer with a fair amount of cloud. and a similar story for northern ireland and northern england. further south, dry with some spells of sunshine, and slightly warmer, again, 23 degrees in london. into tuesday, another fine, dry and largely sunny day for much of england and wales, but for northern ireland and scotland, again we see some cloud and some splashes of rain at times,

wintry showers follow for shetland and 0rkney.was compared with monday. high pressure is still there on wednesday, but eventually, it's going start to bring in a more of a north—westerly flow of air. so eventually, it starts to turn a bit milder, but the cold air still filters its way southwards down the north sea. so, wednesday, these northerly winds probably bringing a slight drop in temperatures to parts of eastern england, and again, there will be some bright whether around. probably turning quite cloudy for a time during the afternoon. it's across western areas that we'll start to see but for most of us, it will be turning milder this weekend. 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 british prime minister defends his plan to relax the lockdown in england at a faster rate than the rest of the uk. it is very good advice for the entire population of the united kingdom. families' joy as spain begins to ease one of europe's str

a bit of low cloud close to some of the coast of northern ireland, south west scotland, and for shetlandvening out there. 0vernight we are going to bring in an area of cloud and some outbreaks of rain through northern ireland into western scotland, and reaching parts of wales and the western side of england by the end of the night. and temperatures not going down too far, as you might imagine. if you look at this weather system for tomorrow and think, "i would like some rain on the garden." it has been driest across southern areas and there doesn't seem be much on the way. as it moves east, across all parts, there is a chance of some heavy and thundery showers in the southern flank of that part of the east midlands, east anglia and south—east england. but that rain then clears to allow plenty of sunshine as the afternoon goes on. it is just a touch cooler tomorrow, but still very warm out there. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson says there's ‘growing confidence' the uk will have a virus tracing system in place by the start of next month. we will have a test, track an

we start wet for shetland., increased chance of thunderstorms, than it is cooler, windier with some showers on friday. hello, good afternoon, this is bbc news building up to the briefing at downing street. more than 11,000 people have died from coronavirus in care homes across the uk since the start of the pandemic, that's a quarter of all virus—related deaths. to protect our care homes from this appalling virus. the number of people claiming unemployment benefit soared to 2.1 million during the first few weeks of the lockdown. the chancellor has beeen questioned about the wider impact of the lockdown on the economy. it is not obvious that there will be an immediate bounce back. it takes time for people to get back to their habits that they had.

further north, the wintery fun didn't stop there because in shetland we had some snow falling, and downvering the grassy surfaces as well with that colder air arriving behind this cold front. now, as we go through the next few hours, that is pushing southwards. it's weakening all the while, but it's still going to be enough just enough to knock down the temperatures a few degrees across eastern parts of england. so it is going to feel a little bit cooler as we head into wednesday. as i say, though, the front itself is going to disintegrate, so any rain will tend to die away over the next few hours. and in many ways, it's a reversal of fortunes compared with last night. england and wales, quite a lot of places frost—free. scotland, a sharp frost developing here. so, wednesday, a cold start to the day. scotland, northern england with some sunshine, a few showers across northern and eastern areas. and after a cloudy start across wales, parts of the midlands, east anglia, southern england, that cloud will probably tend to break up with some spells of sunshine coming through. and as for the

overnight, and there'll be some cloud spilling its way around the top of the area of high pressure into shetlandof england, there could be a pinch of frost in some rural areas once again. that cooler air is going to get pushed away by the gentle, southerly breeze, which will bring the warmth up from the south—west and temperatures will rise. by the time we get into wednesday, most places will be dry with a good deal of sunshine. there's just the chance of a shower in the far south—west, and there will be more cloud coming in across the northern isles of scotland, so cooler here. otherwise, a warmer day on wednesday. those temperatures getting up to 20 or even 21 celsius in the sunshine. and those temperatures continue to rise for many areas during thursday and friday. there'll be a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, maybe a few showers. for england and wales, probably dry, and in the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures could reach 25 degrees on friday. what a shock to the system for this weekend — the wind changes to northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusuall

through the day, a lot of sunshine and warmth, 27 degrees possible towards the south—east, noted shetland in lowick. as we head towards the end of the week, some showers and thunderstorms, rain possible on friday and likely to turn quite windy as well, and it will start to become a little bit cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government insists england's schools are safe to open to more children at the beginning of next month. it is the case that it is extremely unlikely that any school is likely to be the source of a covid—19 outbreak and if, for any reason, there are risks, then we can take steps to mitigate them. a deal to produce doses of a potential vaccine by september, as the uk's daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170, the lowest since lockdown began. spain records fewer than 100 deaths in the past 2a hours, for the first time since its lockdown began. barack 0bama launches a second scathing attack on the trump

staying cold in shetland.into next week, at that area of high pressure brings again, the rain is strea m pressure brings again, the rain is stream and into tuesday. high pressure becomes established and around it we start to drag any more in the way of a southerly flow of air into the uk and that will bring ever—increasing temperatures. by wednesday, temperatures wide into the 20s. and it is put into the high 20s too. bye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. teachers‘ unions in england will meet government scientific advisers today to seek assurances that it will be safe to open schools in england to more children from next month. but one academy founder calls opposition "rather middle class". for some children, they have had digital access and they are safe and they‘re sound and they are being well fed through the lockdown. that is not true for many other children in our school. people in wales will get more details from the first minister — mark drak

wintry showers follow for shetland and orkney.. high pressure is still there on wednesday, but eventually, it's going start to bring in a more of a north—westerly flow of air. so eventually, it starts to turn a bit milder, but the cold air still filters its way southwards down the north sea. so, wednesday, these northerly winds probably bringing a slight drop in temperatures to parts of eastern england, and again, there will be some bright whether around. probably turning quite cloudy for a time during the afternoon. it's across western areas that we'll start to see the temperatures begin to lift a little bit, with highs up to 15 degrees in cardiff and plymouth, and maybe 12 or so in glasgow. as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend, high pressure keeps the mainly dry weather. eventually, though, starts to decline, and we get these weather fronts just toppling in across the north of the high pressure, bringing some thicker cloud, and that will ultimately bring the threat of rain this weekend to parts of scotland. but

the exception — shetland here. temperatures topping out at around 9 degrees. further south, though, a high of 27 degrees is possible. now, things do change for the end of the week. we could see some thunderstorms breaking out on thursday. it turns windy for all of us on friday, with some rain at times, and by this stage it'll feel a bit cooler. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a stark warning from the head of the us central bank, who says the world's largest economy may not recover from the global pandemic until late next year. and grim news from japan as the country's economy slips into a recession. and denmark's open for business — thousands of bars and restaurants re—open their doors as the country fights back against covid—19. hello and welcome. iam i am sally bunn doctor. lets dig into the top business stories of today. we begin today with a stark warning for the world's economy from the head of the us central bank. in an interview with american ne

a little cooler for 0rkney and shetland.to kent, 17— 19 degrees. whether it is 17 degrees or 28, high uv levels right across the country throughout today, even very high in one or two spots. it's all helping to boost the pollen levels as well. grass season under way across wales, central and southern england, high levels of data content with. into the evening and overnight, we start the evening and overnight, we start the night clear, go into the morning clear, one or two isolated mister fog patches. more of a breeze developing overnight and into the morning. it is one of you by day you can cast the windless open this evening and into tomorrow morning. temperature is around 10 degrees for most of you as we start the weekend. the weekend, very little change. high pressure still with us. it is starting to edge away towards scandinavia. that allows more of a breeze to develop across the country as we go through saturday. saturday dry and sunny for most of the day. even in shetland we will see more sunshine develop. a bit more b