rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skye far north—west. gale—force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding. as i said, the odd splash of rain elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland. most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most, blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures, scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, though, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in partic

rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skyeof rain elsewhere. a bit more cloud to the far west fringes of england and wales but for most, blue skies overhead once again that it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperature is around 17 degrees in north—east wales and merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open. let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. not going to drop too much overnight. the cloud, the breeze will be in place. away from that, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, temperatures not dropping as much. it's across the midlands, southern england, where we like to see to start wednesday. lots of sunshine again. fairly cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. the rain will have eased off in the far north—west. there will still be splashes of rain elsewhere. temperatures close to 16, 17 degrees for england and wales. take us thursday, a bit more mist and fog around. plenty of sunshine for most across england and wales. most places

higher ground but rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and the hebrides, later into skyewest. gale force winds. there is the chance of some minorflooding. the odd splash of rain elsewhere. a bit more cloud to the far west fringes of england and wales but for blue skies overhead once again that it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperature is around 17 degrees in north—east wales and merseyside. a great day to get those windows open. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10— 12 degrees. the cloud, the breeze will be in place. away from that, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, temperatures not dropping as much. it's across the midlands, southern england, where we like to see foster start wednesday. lots of sunshine again. barely cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. the rain will of east. there will still be splashes of rain elsewhere. temperatures close to 60, 70 degrees. take us close to 60, 70 degrees. take us thursday, a bit more mist and fog around. plenty of sunshine for most across england and wales. most places will be d

rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skye north—west. gale—force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding. as i said, the odd splash of rain elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland. most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most, blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures, scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, though, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in particular

higher ground but rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and the hebrides, later into skyee far north—west. north—west, gale—force winds. there is the chance of some minorflooding. the odd splash of rain over scotland, most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far west fringes of england and wales but for blue skies overhead once again that it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperature could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open. let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. not going to drop too much because the cloud, the breeze will be in place. away from that, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, temperatures not dropping as much. it's across the midlands, southern england, where we're likely to see frost start wednesday. lots of sunshine again. barely cloudy for scotland and northern ireland. the rain will have eased off in the far north—west. there will still be splashes of rain elsewhere. temperatures close to 16, 17 degre

rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skyee force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding. as i said, the odd splash of rain elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland. but most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, temperatures not dropping as much. it's across the midlands, southern england, where we like to see a frost start wednesday. lots of sunshine again. still fairl

rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skye north—west. gale force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding. as i said, the odd splash of rain elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland. but most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, though, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in parti

rain will come and go, particularly across the highlands and more especially the hebrides, later into skyeorth—west. gale force winds with that rain. there is the chance of some minorflooding. as i said, the odd splash of rain elsewhere across scotland, northern ireland. but most will be dry. a bit more cloud to the far western fringes of england and wales but for most blue skies overhead once again. and it will be an even warmer day than we saw on monday. temperatures could hit around 17 degrees in north—east wales and around merseyside. so a great day to get those windows open, let a bit of fresh air through. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, 10—12 degrees. they're not going to drop too much as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, because the cloud, the breeze will be in place and further outbreaks of rain persisting across the north—west highlands especially. away from that, though, a bit more cloud, northern england and north wales, the temperatures not dropping as much as it'll do to take us into this morning. but it's across the midlands, southern england, in particu

sunshine and the isle of skye on the part north—west of scotla nd isle of skye on the part north—westoud in scotland at the moment is a cold front, pushing southwards, stopping temperatures from dropping too much across northern england, north wales, northern ireland into tomorrow. either side of it there is frost but the air is getting colder. this weekend while there will be more cloud around, there will be a significant wind chill, blustery winds across the country, notably on sunday and bite sunday, believe it or not, as we start british summer time we could see the return of one or two and time we could see the return of one ortwo andi time we could see the return of one or two and i meanjust a time we could see the return of one or two and i mean just a few, wintry showers. more details on 30 minutes. i'm ignoring the last five seconds of your report. how loudly did you cla p of your report. how loudly did you clap last night what was it like where you lived? it was almost tear inducing to be honest, so many people out, clapping. and why not. such a lovely feeling. whether you w

denied the right to travel to the islands by ferry because we have stopped it, that they will come to skyeay—at—home, and i'm sure they must stay—at—home, and i'm sure the secretary of state would agree. well, what can i say? i am concerned i people not following the public health advice. i thank the secretary of state forgivingly. some holiday companies have been responsible, well ted sykes cottages has cancelled a whole host of bookings for weeks ahead. but my honourable friend, a member from for weeks ahead. but my honourable friend, a memberfrom west ham, by phone, raises the fact there are still lots of airbnb bookings available for holidays. surely this is irresponsible. if the companies won't do the responsible thing by limiting access to holiday properties, does this bill give the government to act, and if so will the government act to stop this kind of behaviour? if it is deemed a risk to public health, then this bill does give the potential power through secondary legislation to ta ke through secondary legislation to take actions if that is... indeed, i will give way here. i am g

vía skye seguimos conectados con josÉ rodrÍguez el puma. cÓmo estÁ? josÉ rodrÍguez: muy bien.omo cantante me parece importante que nos dÉ su perpectiva. hace poco se supo que en washington hubo, bÁsicamente, un grupo de personas que son un coro. son cantantes donde, bÁsicamente, se infectaron 20 de ellos. se cree que, obviamente, fue durante la actividad de cantar. cuando uno canta hay partÍculas de saliva que pueden estar flotando en el aire. josÉ luis, cuéntanos quÉ opinas de eso, es riesgoso cantar?tÚ crees? es verdad que cuando uno canta hay tanto aerosol que sale de la boca del cantante, es asÍ? josÉ luis algo que estoy grabando, pero mandale un mensaje a todos tus fans que oy nos estan viendo... cuidate mucho. hay que cuidarse del doble. cuidate. un abrazo enorme. josÉ luis rodrÍguez: el doctor juan sabe lo que estoy tomando antes y luego de la operaciÓn. hace seis meses que no sÉ de una gripe. esto en ayuna me estÁ sirviendo de mucho. muchas gracias. alan: muchas gracias a josÉ luis rodrÍguez el puma nuevamente. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". nos acompaÑan tod

para ayudarnos a identificar si estamos sobre actuando tenemos a la psicÓloga vÍa skye desde miami floridao tiene que aceptar lo que estÁ ocurriendo y tomar responsabilidad. tambiÉn tenemos a hernÁndez desde nueva york. se estÁ, bÁsicamente, cuidando al extremo para tratar de protegerse. buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. aquí estoy. karla: te dicen que eres un exagerado, quÉ te dice la gente? >> bueno, realmente, escucho muchos comentarios de mis propios amigos donde me dicen que estoy exagerando. realmente yo puedo ver esto como una necesidad donde me debo cuidar. por ejemplo, donde me lavaba las manos una sola vez al dÍa, ahora es hasta cinco veces. en el trabajo, cuando llegÓ a la casa. son muchas cosas. yo lo he visto como una necesidad en mi vida y no la puedo cambiar. karla: quÉ es lo mÁs extremo quÉ has hecho para tratar de protegerte? >> bueno, con el hecho de decirte que estaba conociendo a una muchacha en este proceso antes de entrar en el coronavirus. se dio una situaciÓn en la cuÁl yo le dije de tomar distancia en cuÁnto a eso. no podemos tener ningÚn tipo de roce, no podemos tener

the rain remains across the outer hebrides, isle of skye, the highlands, the met office has a weathere rain doesn't really change position and the wind in the second half of the night will ease a touch but under clear skies, a cold night again as you come south, cold enough for ice touch of frost and the cloud and rain further north maintains the temperature level. for the rest of tomorrow, the picture doesn't really change. —— for a touch of frost. weather front weakening tomorrow and the driest and brightest where the further south you travel. thank you so much, carol. let's get more reaction to the prime minister's announcement of strict new curbs on people's movements. they're being introduced to try and reduce the pressure on the nhs and the police will be given new powers to enforce them. let's talk to latifa patel from the british medical association, and peter fahy, the former chief constable of greater manchester police. thank you for your time this morning. lots to discuss and lots of questions. peter, in terms of the government measures we heard announced by the prime minis