south coast. i am just going to show you some of our rooms. now south coast.o show you some of our rooms. now carers like you some of our rooms. now carers like violet are turning it into a form of hospital. when the clients come in we are going to be using that. a place where wards are being swapped for private rooms. that. a place where wards are being swapped for private roomsm that. a place where wards are being swapped for private rooms. it would not necessarily be harder to do our job. at the minute they are going to have to be eating in their rooms. so basically, their bedroom is going to be everything. the carers have come from all over britain and have already been welcomed by local people. keep up the good work. much appreciated. the aim is to move non—covid—i9 patients out of local hospitals, so hospitals can concentrate on those with the virus. it's tricky because actually you don't know what is going to come out of hospital. we have people with a variety of needs, some with strokes, some who are bedridden, all sorts of complexity is there that we

coast in newcastle. tonight, a widespread airfrost is expected towards the south, and certainly a frost towards the south. these are the city temperatures. many rural spots, coast. these are the city temperatures. many ruralspots, it will be below freezing. tomorrow, little recalled, because the wind is going to ease. in many areas, with a sunny day, fairly average temperatures, around 13 degrees, it will not feel too bad at all. through the week, it will warm up a little bit. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the number of people who have died in the uk with coronavirus rises by more than 700, pushing the total number of deaths above 11,000. as spain and italy begin to relax restrictions — the uk faces its fourth week in lockdown — with the government set to assess social distancing measures. the mother of one of the nurses praised by borisjohnson for helping save his life says she's "exceptionally proud" of her daughter. it doesn't matter what patient she is looking after, this is what she does, andi is looking after, this is what she does, and i just is looking after, this is what she does, and

this difficult moment here's a view inside one of britain's covert 19 wards bournemouth on the south coast of england doctors and nurses are fighting to save lives here every day and. that. we still have to do. it in. between getting out of the way then also and that my thesis can test the u.k.'s patient deaths rose by 439 on monday but many more deaths are happening outside hospitals in london specialist teams of police fire and health services have been set up to respond to these we are anticipating about 30 percent of the mortality in london will be involving deaths within the community government scientists a stay at home measures do seem to be working to limit hospital admissions but it's still too soon to say how much we need a good long time series of data on on all of these stages of infection in order to be able to tell what the impact or the measures that came in on the 23rd of march are going to be we it's too early to tell yet when we need we need people to carry on following those instructions so that we can work out 3 weeks later what actually happens in hospitals. now it's s

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coastd we had a lovely sunset across the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, but as you he

south coast of england, doctors and nurses are fighting to save lives everyday. >> it is scary. we still have a duty to our patients. my patients come first. reporter: the u.k. patients rose deaths rose bynt 439 monday. teams of police have been set up to respond. >> we're anticipating about 30% of the mortality in london will be involving deaths within the community. reporter: government scientists say stay-at-home measures do seem to be working to limit hospital admissions, but it is still too soon to say how much. >> we need a good long time series of data on all of these stages of infection in order to be able to tell what the impact of the measures they came in on the 23rd of march are going to be. it is too early to tell. we need people to carry on following these instructions so that we can work out a few weeks later what actually happens in hospitals. reporter: and still not known when the peak of coronavirus will be in the u.k.. al jazeera. >> in the past half-hour, u.s. president donald trump said all americans are praying for boris johnson. trump: i also want to send

some of those showers heavy, gusty winds as well and wendy across the south coast. towards the north sea, so that will be taking some of the heavy showers eastwards. as we head through tonight, clear spells, patchy eastwards. as we head through tonight, clearspells, patchy cloud and further showers, most of these through central and northern areas but because of the breeze, cloud and showers around, it shouldn't be too cold anywhere, with lows of 47 degrees. low pressure still weighs into friday, positioned a little bit different, towards the north sea so the northern half of the uk which will see the focus of the heavy showers through the day. further south, we can see a lot of dry weather around with the odd shower into the afternoon looking like it will be largely dry with lighter winds. scotland, northern england and northern ireland see heavy showers potentially with hail. temperatures around low to mid teens, could be a degree also higher in the south as we see more sunshine and also lighter winds. into the weekend, the area of low pressure pushing over to scan

close to the south coast, showers around and rain covering more of north—west scotland with a stiff breezetures fall close enough to freezing for a touch of frost, but where you're clear, you're best placed for a view of the super moon. one or two mist orfog patches developing tonight, clearing in the morning. cloudy skies for many of us tomorrow compared with today, but there will still be some sunny spells around. you may catch a shower in southern england, the midlands. northern scotland still sees some outbreaks of rain, maybe a spot in northern ireland. where you have the rain, still quite breezy winds. elsewhere, winds are reasonably light, and even though there is more cloud around, there are sunny spells and it is still warm. temperatures in the high teens, a few spots in south—east england into the low 20s. pollen levels are high in england and wales. it is warmer now, the windows are open and perhaps that is why even if you are staying inside, you may be suffering as a result. some fog patches around parts of southern england to start the day on thursday, still have a lot of clou

on friday moving up to the south coast across central and southern wales through the day.on saturday. as you can see quite clearly the best of the dry weather and wales on saturday. as you can see quite clearly the best of the dry weather setting me up into the north but things will quiet down the second half of the weekend. sartini for the next couple of days it will be showers for england and wales. perhaps great news for gardeners and growers , perhaps great news for gardeners and growers, dry elsewhere. this is outside source on bbc news, for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the world health organisation calls for unity after donald trump cuts its funding. we regret the decision of the president of the united states to order a halt in funding to the world health organisation. the uk pledges to do far more testing as anger grows over coronavirus deaths in care homes

a few showers close to the south coast and rain covering more of northwest scotla nd and rain coverings of northern england and southern scotland with temperatures falling close to freezing. mist and fog patches developing as the night goes on, clearing in the morning. cloudy skies compared to today, but still some sunny spells around. you may catch a shower. maybe a thundering one later in southeast england and northern scotland's still seeing some rain. still quite breezy elsewhere. wynn's reason to be light and even though there's more cloud around, there are sunny cells. a few spots into the low 20s. pollen levels high and that's why even if you stay inside, you may be suffering as a result. some fog patches around parts of southern england to start the day on thursday. still a lot of cloud in scotla nd thursday. still a lot of cloud in scotland may be squeezing out some patchy, light rain. you may catch a shower wales and midlands. most places will be dry. there are cloud breaks. sunshine coming through and still especially to england and wales, temperatures below 20s with chillie

up to about 70 by wednesday and the should be a bit more sunshine might suggest certainly on the south coast of the coast of honshu sunshine behind there isn't a hint of increasing rain potential somewhere in southern china even maybe in hong kong we see a bit we'll see a bit of an increase in he would say the shots have been abundant through an easier on leaving job alone not only observe but in the forecast in-born is good orange top says a big thunderstorms that maybe the concentration increase is further north in thailand cambodia and sudden vietnam rather fewer showers in sumatra and even peninsula milly's but there is a massive cloud coming across the southern part of the bay of bengal towards that could be wet the next day or so but for most of india it's just rising temperatures . are. crossing borders breaking boundaries recording injustice frenching inequality from africa and asia to europe use exile. groups treat every very good for me is one country al-jazeera world meets for refugees who've come to us touched people's lives and made a difference. a hard road from have to tell gr

about 70 by wednesday and the should be a bit more sunshine not might suggest certainly on the south coast of the coast of honshu sunshine behind there isn't a hint of increasing rain potential somewhere in southern china even maybe in hong kong we see a bit we'll see a bit of an increase in humidity the shots have been abundant to indonesia leaving java alone not only observe but in the forecast see in born into some good orange tops is a big thunderstorms with maybe the concentration increase is further north in thailand cambodia and sudden vietnam rather fewer showers in sumatra and even peninsula milly's but there is a massive cloud coming across the southern part of the bay of bengal towards that could be wet the next day or so but for most of india it's just rising temperatures . from me out. to special guest in conversation as the resistance and i see joy in the midst of pain your books do that and from today it's uninterrupted so why are all people of color and they're just one color the way it is why don't they write. that exactly at the time meets marc lamont hill i very much tho

aircraft carrier have tested positive for cave 19 charles de gaulle is stopped off the country south coast but it's not the only ship to have been affected by the virus. well despite the risks to save his life the writer sector general believes that the real danger does lie elsewhere and sultan berg has accused adversaries including russia of trying to exploit the pandemic the security challenges have not diminished because of called with 19 on the contrary potential adversaries look to exploit the situation to further their own interests terrorist groups could be emboldened we see a continued pace of russian military activity all were operational readiness remains under ministry and our forces remain ready vigilant and prepared to respond to in the thirty's we did speak to a retired u.s. air force left and colonel who does think that france should have learned from america's recent experience of an on board and bright. the group that is most sickened by this is not normally the age group of soldiers or or navy. servicemen so you know it's not that dangerous per se like in terms of life an

good evening, 22 degrees today in highland scotland, west wales, and the south coast, and it is likelynd that we had. it is not been such a feature in scotland, we have had an abundance of sunshine here and rather high cloud making the sunshine hazy in the west but with clear skies and very little changing through the overnight period, temperatures will again fall away. and as i mentioned the winds will continue to ease allowing low cloud to drift back up to the pennines, south east scotland, west wales but some fog at levels potentially as well. the temperatures not as low as they were last night but there still will be a frost in the glens of scotland, chilly first thing thursday morning. that mist and low cloud, any patchy fog will clear in the strong april sunshine and it looks as though there will be lots of strong april sunshine through the course of the day. and because the winds are lighter, the winds will see a temperature of degree or two up or so. we could see 25 in localities west of london. in other parts of wales and northern ireland and scotland and for the east coast wh

showers and thunderstorms along the south coast. system clearing quickly away from the northeast. feeling cooler, 11 celsius in new york. sunday, a better day into the northeast. lake effect snow around the lakes, pushing up into the eastern areas of canada. massive blue. this could mean the arrival of severe thunderstorms. very warm area. we will keep an eye on that. scatter of showers pushing towards the four corners region. showers. showers working the way through florida, down into northern sections of the bahamas. fairly common quiet. ♪ imposed d decades ago. >> [speaking foreign language] changing demographics across asia with far-reaching consequences. of sociallya pool disadvantaged young man. >> a system where people at every little -- every level were being given money. examines the politics of population control. ♪ ♪ >> hello again. a reminder of our top stories this hour. china is facing criticism over its handling of the pandemic after revised its official death tell in the city where the outbreak began. 38,000 -- the w

aircraft carrier have tested positive for cope with 19 and charles de gaulle is topped off the country south coast at the moment but it isn't the only nato ship to have been infected by the virus. well we spoke to a retired u.s. air force left and colonel who does think that france should have learned from america's recent experience. the group that is most sickened by this is not normally the age group of soldiers or or nay the servicemen so you know it's not that dangerous per se like in terms of life and death but in terms of operational capability yet bethink because if a 3rd of your crew is sick and not functional then your ship is not functional well he knew like you think that social distancing and things like that could work with those things are not going to be possible on a close quarters ship of any type i actually am surprised that the navy doesn't seem to have reacted and learned from that type of situation because we had that months ago and we can see how it was handled and also what the vulnerabilities were very much a bureaucratic response as opposed to real leadership it seems a l

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coast celsius. and we had a lovely sunset across the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, b

$9668.00 people out of almost 2000 on board the shoulder goal which is currently docked of the country south coast and it's not the only nato war ship to suffer such an outbreak. in the meantime the nato secretary general you and stone bags accused adversaries including russia of trying to exploit the pandemic security challenges have not diminished because of call the 19 on the contrary potential adversaries will look to exploit the situation to further their own interests terrorist groups could be emboldened we see a continued pace of russian military activity all were operational readiness remains under meanest. and our forces remain vigilant i'm prepared to respond to in the thirty's. we spoke to a retired u.s. air force lieutenant colonel who thinks affronts should have learned from america's recent experience of an on board outbreak the group that is most sickened by this is not normally age group of soldiers or. servicemen so you know it's not that dangerous procedure like in terms of life and death but in terms of our operational capability yet bethink because if a 3rd of your crew is sick

out exercising, but i'd say 99% of people are listening, and they're taking our advice. 0n the south coastliday. i mean, on a sunday, normally this place is heaving. we met george — 69 years old and vulnerable. all i do is come out every day and get a bit of fresh air, and i never get out of my scooter, for the simple reason is, i'm safe in here. it's all just empty. it's like the walking dead. and all the restaurants are all closed. there is a group of four having some drinks, and then they think it's really cool to go in the playground is grown adults, so we have to explain to our kid that he can't go on the playground, but there are some idiots that think it's ok to. i'm a little bit more cautious probably than most, but that's how i feel. i lost my uncle last tuesday to covid. 68, no underlying health conditions. so, you know, ijust want to stay as safe as possible. we're with bbc news, we just happened to be filming here. and then, just around the harbour, an upside—down world delivered some new arrivals — 29 migrants thought to have sailed from france in a boat not designed for socia

cloud across cornwall, the channel islands gives a couple millimetres of rain and many along the south coasts. we had a lovely sunset across parts ofan we had a lovely sunset across parts of an been helped by a bit of high cloud that is coming in from continental europe. and a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by an area of high pressure over scandinavia, not as many isobars pressure over scandinavia, not as many isoba rs but pressure over scandinavia, not as many isobars but the winds would not be quite as strong. but with a bit ofa be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze, these are the temperatures the restraint to start off with on wednesday morning and again we would like to see some frost around here. and there may be some missed and low cloud affecting the southern mountains onto the pen nines and that will not last long but also gets blown away with lots of sunshine on wednesday a little bit hazy at times with southern parts of the uk but the winds will not be quite as strong and it may be a decree or to warm her with a touch cooler a

people out exercising but i would say 99% of people are listening and taking our advice. 0n the south coastay. on a sunday, normally this place is heaving. we met george — 69 years old and vulnerable. all i do is come out every day and get a bit of fresh air and i never get out of my scooter. for the simple reason is i'm safe in here. we had a group of four having some drinks and then they think it's really cool to go in the playground as grown adults so we have to explain to our kid that he can't go in the playground but there are some idiots who think it's ok to. so we shared our views with them. it's all just empty. it's like the walking dead. and all the restaurants are all closed. i'm a little bit more cautious probably than most but that's how i feel. i lost my uncle last tuesday to covid. 68, no underlying health conditions. so, you know, ijust want to stay as safe as possible. we are with bbc news, we just happen to be filming here. and then, just around the harbour, an upside—down world delivered some new arrivals to our shores. 29 migrants thought to have sailed from france. keepi

aircraft carrier have tested positive for covert 19 the shoulder goal is docked off the country south coast and it's not the only nato ship to have suffered such an outbreak. so the. death toll spirals the. spiral into russia. is making the. story after the break. i've been arguing for the last decade or so. crisis is both a structural prices and it is also a crisis of statement you're going to see in a capitalist edge of money and this endemic did not cause that crisis it only made it they asked. and made and revealed to the whole world and it's going to aggravate all of the red dimensions of the crisis the health emergency millenniums we're still going to be left with this dual crisis of structural the structural crisis of the economy and the political crisis of state budget in the cd. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. welcome back the new york times is accusing russia's president of persona

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coasts reached 21 celsius. and we had a lovely sunset across the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north s

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coastsius. and we had a lovely sunset across the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, but a

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coastcross the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, but as you head further west across the

aircraft carrier have tested positive for covert $93.00 shall do goal is docked off the country's south coast and so the only nato ship to suffered an outbreak. of the. death toll spirals the new york times has turned its foreign so russia's kremlin propaganda is making them and make it worse but story after the break. the world is driven by shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread curvy 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists of done just by discrediting the us health care system our senior correspondent rod guess they have takes a closer look. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are or. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed a call blame the world health organization blame the ch

hove beach on the south coast on a warm sunday. the council pleaded for people not to visit. deserted. it appears most people have been sticking to the stay—at—home instruction. under the restrictions we are allowed to exercise alone or with members of the household once a day. franklin, working in the nhs, he was doing just that. more people are just coming out to enjoy the sun, other than to partake in physical activity. it is slightly selfish in a way because obviously, obviously, it is for the nation that if you can't stay indoors, it is important that you do. if you can't, it is understandable that you need to walk your dog or whatever, but coming after us and sick of coming out, yeah. it is a bit selfish. this park in southeast london has been fairly busy today with people out walking, cycling and jogging. some people playing football in the park. most people have been following the social distancing guidelines. but the police have been patrolling here over the weekend, stopping some members of the public who have been sunbathing and telling them to move on. and the pol

down to the south coast.hese are the city temperatures. in rural spot it will be below freezing. tomorrow, a little less cold, because the wind is going to ease, and in many areas, with a sunny day, fairly average temperatures, around 13 degrees, it will actually not feel too bad at all. gradually, through the meat, it will warm upa all. gradually, through the meat, it will warm up a little bit. they're with us through the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk government is to assess how social distancing measures here are working, as the fourth week of the lockdown begins. 667 new deaths have been announced in england, and a further 15 in wales. the mother of one of the nurses praised by borisjohnson for helping save his life says she's "exceptionally proud" of her daughter. it doesn't matter what patient she is looking after, this is what she does, andi is looking after, this is what she does, and i just is looking after, this is what she does, and ijust find it incredible that any nurses c

but on friday most significant showers arriving across the south coast, up into the midlands and wales not quite as warm on friday, certainly an nape in the air across the east coast potentially through friday. it looks as though showers are set to continue across england and wales for the start of the weekend something quieterfor for the start of the weekend something quieter for sunday onwards, there you go. thank you, louise. i will be back at ten, now time tojoin the louise. i will be back at ten, now time to join the news team where you are. the championship side had the decisive vote after controversial balance of clubs last friday. here's oui’ balance of clubs last friday. here's our news correspondent. i think it's safe to say this has been one of the most controversial votes in the scottish football history. essentially what it means is that the lower league season in scotland is over and clubs can now be paid their end of season cash pot but it's been controversial because on friday, clubs were asked to vote, dundee held that their vote, a look like they were going to be voti

some of the showers heavy with hail and thunder, because humans will as well, windy across the south coasters, low pressure anchored right above the uk. stronger winds gradually easing across the south. low pressure system slowly pushing towards the north sea, that will be taking some heavier showers eastwards. as we head through the north sea, that will be taking some heavier showers eastwards. as we head through tonight, again, clear spells, patchy cloud and further showers, most of these through central and northern areas but because of the breeze, cloud and showers around it shouldn't be too cold anywhere, those of a—7d. low pressure still with us into friday. positioned a little bit different, more towards the north sea so it's the northern half of the uk which will see the focus of the heavy showers through the day. further south we could actually see quite a lot of dry weather around, bar the odd shower into the afternoon, largely try with lighter winds but further north, northern england, scotland, northern ireland, heavy showers again, some of these with hailand showers again, som

islands, gave a couple millimetres of rain, and then in the sunshine along the west coast of wales, south coasty sunset across the southern parts of england, helped by a bit of high cloud that's coming in from continental europe. still actually a lot of wet weather to come in the mediterranean, but our weather is dominated by that area of high pressure over scandinavia. not as many isobars on the chart for wednesday, the winds won't be quite as strong. but with a bit of a breeze overnight, these are the temperatures we are starting off with on wednesday morning. and, again, with lighter winds in the scottish glens, there may well be some frost around here. there may well be some mist and a low cloud affecting the southern uplands, onto the pennines and the welsh hills, but, again, that won't last long at all, it soon gets blown away. lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little bit hazy at times perhaps across more southern parts of the uk. but the winds won't to be quite a strong, it may well be a degree or two warmer. still a touch cooler along those north sea coasts, but as you head further west

and we've seen similar pictures from other parts of the uk as well, particularly on parts of the south coastthe police had to stop people having a barbecue on the beach. now, not far from here, about a mile and a half down the road is brockwell park, a large open space which has been closed today by lambeth council because the council said that people weren't obeying social distancing rules. the park will stay closed for today, the council hasn't said what will happen tomorrow, but there's been a huge reaction to that decision on social media, particularly from those concerned about the lack of private garden space and balconies in london, and for people who need to get out and get exercise. and also some people pointing out that those who can't use brockwell park will instead come here to peckham rye to get their exercise, so it could perhaps become more crowded here. so the question remains, on a beautiful, sunny, april day, will people obey the instructions to stay indoors, or will they succumb to temptation? john mcmanus reporting there. let's get a full sport round—up with holly hamilto