south—east england. clwyd for northern ireland and north—west scotland. ome spots into the low 20s. for england and wales, high pollen levels again tomorrow, this is tree pollen. thursday could start with some fog, particularly in southern england, gradually clearing. for southern england, sunny spells. maybe some spots of light rain and drizzle in scotland. most light rain and drizzle in scotland. m ost pla ces light rain and drizzle in scotland. most places will stay dry. feeling colder in northern scotland. it is still warm baguette the sunshine, particularly in parts of england and wales. this weather front will gradually change things. for friday, rain across the northern part of the uk, still warm and sunny in the south—east of england. another area of low pressure arriving through the easter weekend. weather changes are coming this weekend. more cloud around, chance of rain, newer looking particularly wet. it will be turning cooler is that we can on. —— as the weekend goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson remains in intensive care i

more rain comes in across the channel islands and south—west england. east scotland and also sheltered parts of north—east england. any cloud that forms overnight, for exa m ple west wales, the pennines and southern scotland, will quickly melt away tomorrow, leaving another dry day with a lot of blue skies. the cloud and rain pushing away from the channel islands and south—west england. but in the brisk wind, still cool down this north sea coast — the highest temperatures still the further west you travel. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. more warnings from hospitals in england over shortages of personal protective equipment — some say supplies of gowns are critically low. it comes after a delivery of protective equipment from turkey was delayed. ministers call on all companies to do their bit to help bolster supplies. i would urge any companies that feel that they have not had a response from government or have got that capacity to continue to come forward. we are working with companies across the board. scientists are looking into whether blood

temperatures pushing up into the low 20s with hot spots again across southern wales, south west midlands, south—west england ireland and western counties probably not doing too badly either. on into wednesday, high—pressure as to weather us but it is weakening a little bit. the pressure gradient is opening out and that means that the wind will be blowing a little bit less strongly. wednesday, as well as being a sunny day, should be a warmer date for many of us. temperatures in western scotland reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number ofareas in reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas in england and wales, we will see the temperatures approaching on into the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine and warm are given at those lighter winds. thursday looks like the warmest day of the week ahead. lots of sunshine, perhaps a few isolated mist and fog patches to start the day for top although not lasting very long at all. in the centre, we should see temperatures pushing on to around 23, 20 four celsius in the warmest areas. another fine day on fri

that rain fringes into wales and south—west england.land and wales, a day of sunny spells and hefty showers into the afternoon those showers could get really heavy indeed with frequent lightning and some thunder. 25 degrees once again in london. further north, a much cooler feel as we introduce this northerly wind. as we go through sunday night, some of those showers for a time sunday night, some of those showers fora time in sunday night, some of those showers for a time in england and wales. more of us feel the effects of that north—east wind, and that cloud would drag weather into the eastern side of scotland and england. further west, that is where we will have the best of the sunshine. but the wind is particularly brisk for eastern and southern coasts. could see gusts of 50 mph for the channel islands. look at the temperatures, aberdeen, newcastle, 7 degrees. plymouth, a high of 14. as we move through monday night, as this area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isles, notice the blue colours developing on the char

across parts of wales, the south west midlands, south—west england. the hotspots will be.h us for wednesday. the isobar is beginning to spread out a little, that means the easterly winds will be blowing a little bit less strongly, again on wednesday, another day of sunshine from dawn until dusk for many of us. lighter winds. allowing less mixing of the atmosphere and temperatures can geta of the atmosphere and temperatures can get a little bit higher, even towards the east coast, 16 degrees in hull but inland pushing into the 20s for england and wales, highs of around 18 degrees for western areas of scotland, may be around 17 for western counties of northern ireland. thursday looks like the warmest day of this week. again, light winds, few morning mist and fog patches clearing quickly, highest temperatures could reach around 23 or 2a celsius which is quite warm for this time of year. further north we also see temperatures rise, highs of 18 degrees or so in glasgow. another fine day on friday, as we edge into the weekend, looks like it will turn a little bit cloudier, tempe

east keeping things dry, the rain has been falling in the last few hours here and in parts of south—west englandn england, central and southern england, south wales, slowly pushing north and east. a few sharp showers developing. ahead of it, at good deal of sunshine, particularly in the west. cool and cloudy for the north—east of england and scotland with the wind off the cold north sea. best of the sunshine, up to 16, i7. sea. best of the sunshine, up to 16, 17. this evening, the band of rain starting to fizzle out. behind, heavy, thundery showers pushing up from france, northern extent probably the mittens by the end of the night, north wales, may be east anglia. further north, namely dry, clearer skies in the west, a touch of frost in rural parts of scotland. still showers and cloud in much of southern central england and wales and thunderstorms working north and fizzling out. ahead of this, lots of sunshine in much of scotland, northern ireland, north—eastern england tomorrow, and spells of sunshine developing for southern coastal counties in the afternoon. eventually showers fizzling out to

the way of higher cloud moving in, and, yes, we could see just a few isolated showers across south—west englandajority will probably stay dry. a little warmer, temperatures into the low 20s more widely. for friday, an area of low pressure that's been affecting spain and portugal wobbles a little bit close to our shores, and it looks increasingly likely that we'll see some rain arriving. although the amount of rain you see from place to place across parts of england and wales is going to vary significantly. still mild, but those temperatures are falling back a little bit. highs of 17 in london, the cold air in scotland tending to seep down some of these eastern areas of england, knocking the temperatures back in norwich to just 12 degrees. now, the weekend, scotland stays fine and dry throughout, but it looks like we could see a little bit of patchy rain still left over across parts of england, wales and maybe northern ireland on saturday. sunday, for all of us, looks like the driest day of the weekend. that's your latest weather. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: pres

some called building and parts of southern england, especially south west england, especially south westt coming giving a brakes of rain as we go into the weekend for some rain as we go into the weekend for some of us here. still quite breezy, average speeds from gusts to a0 heavy 50 mph or so. and temperatures remain above average for the time of year, and particularly in england and wales, we will be into the high teens to around 20 celsius in the warm spots here. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the british prime minister boris johnson faces a second night in hospital. he was taken in it last night with persistent coronavirus symptoms. in the us, the governor of new york says the pressure on hospitals is unsustainable. refrigerated trucks have been drafted into be used as morgues. optimism in spain that the peak there has been passed as the rise in infections appears to start to level off. and since the uk lockdown began, there has been a sharp rise in reports of domestic abuse according to a major charity. also coming up, a specia

england. the best of the sunshine to be found further west, so through parts of wales, south—west and north—westnorthern ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts. the channel islands could see gusts of 50mph. and look at these temperatures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 1a degrees at best. ans as high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart — a widespread frost. that's one to bear in mind if you've spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling day on tuesday, but a lot of dry weather through the coming week and it turns warmer once again. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: uk deaths from coronavirus exceed 900 for the second day running as doctors warn of a dangerous lack of protective clothing. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, says he owes his life to the doctors and nurses who treated him for covid—19. in the us, more

pretty much across the board, but in england and wales, we will be close to 20 celsius in the warm spots. the weather front close to north—west scotland will push south northern ireland. some areas of cloud in england and wales with an isolated shower. but temperatures will be going above well above average. some spots in the south—east could be 24 on wednesday. but whatever the weather does, however much it warms up, it doesn't affect the rules about essential travel and social distancing that we are following. thursday looks like being another fine day. but this weather front is coming our way. as we get into the easter weekend, another area of low pressure will move in during the weekend, so the forecast over the easter weekend, quite a lot to take in, but there is the chance of seeing some wet weather and nowhere looks particularly wet. but to where it has been particularly warm in england and wales, it will turn much cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the british prime minister borisjohnson faces a second night in hospital. is had a comfortable night in st thomas is, he's in good spirit

, north west england, south—west england, north—west england and northern ireland well as being a sunny day, should be a warmer date for many of us. temperatures in western scotland reaching around 1819 celsius. in a number of areas in england and wales, we will see the temperatures approaching on into the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine and warmer given those lighter winds. thursday looks like the warmest day of the week ahead. lots of sunshine, perhaps a few isolated mist and fog patches to start the day although not lasting very long at all. in the sunshine, we should see temperatures pushing on to around 23, 24 celsius in the warmest areas. another fine day on friday but heading into the weekend, generally things will cool off a little bit with a bit more cloud in the sky and a chance of a few showers moving in for some. 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 british government is forced on to the backfoot — over concerns o

scotland, but even ahead of this, you could see a few showers at least breaking out towards south—west englandr some, the temperatures nudging the mid—20s. but that does change for the rest of the weekend. as these weather fronts drift as across more of the uk as we go into saturday, and that means more of us start to see a chance of seeing some rain. could be a few heavier bursts developing towards the far south of england into the south—east as we go on through saturday. some outbreaks of rain may be affecting part of scotland, one or two showers elsewhere, but by no means everybody is wet. even though there are weather fronts more widely across us over the weekend, there will be some dry weather and some sunny spells. saturday still has above average temperatures, widely into the mid to high teens. this area of low pressure looks like delivering a glancing blow toward the south—west of the uk going into easter sunday. the closer you are to that, then the greater chance of seeing cloud and outbreaks of rain, maybe south—west wales, especially south—west england with some showers close to sou

england. i thrust across wales, the pennines and southern scotland. that will burn away quite quickly. —— a frost. for the channel islands and the south—west. temperatures similar to today, 11 to 15 in the east. the highest temperatures in the west by 16 in belfast and 17 in glasgow and 19 in cardiff. a lot of sunshine on offer. any mist and fog will burn away. the winds will not be as strong. it will not feel as cold over the next couple of days along the east coast. temperatures 11 to 16. the top temperature likely to be in cardiff at 22 degrees. into thursday, you can see the area of ploughed into wales, northern ireland, the north west of england, kicking out at times to produce the odd shower. for the rest of the uk a lot a blue sky once again. in the lighter wins it will feel quite pleasa nt lighter wins it will feel quite pleasant if you are stepping out for exercise. —— area of cloud. we are looking at 13 towards stornoway. thank you. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0rganisations representing nhs bosses have criticised the government, after a delivery of personal protective equipment was delayed. the co

quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england.ome coastal areas in north—east england might struggle at around eight or nine. now, as we go through wednesday night, here goes ourfirst rain band northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way north—eastwards across england, wales, northern ireland, again up into southern scotland, some further hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. so for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene, you can see these various frontal systems spiralling around the low. so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with, some patchy rain drifting its way northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time. and then, yes, we'll see some spells of sunshine, but also some showers. and some of those showers across the southern half of the uk will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. also, very windy across the south of england and the channel islands, across the channel islands we could se

see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south—west of england day is out except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here, but essentially it is much drier. come thursday, another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment, but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some really quite strong winds will push in across southern parts of both england and wales and certainly down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, it's much drier with some sunshine until late on, where we push the rain into the northern isles. by friday, well, that low pressure is moved away, but again, there is the chance of some pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something a little bit drier through central and eastern areas with the temper

quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland, and also the south—west of england.ht struggle around 8—9. as we go through wednesday night, ourfirst rain band goes northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way northeastwards across england, wales, northern ireland and again up into southern scotland. some further hefty showers chasing behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. these various frontal systems are spiralling around the low, so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with and some patchy rain drifting northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time. and then, yes, you will see some spells of sunshine, but also some showers, and some of those showers across the southern half of the uk will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. also very windy across the south of england and the channel islands. across the channel islands we could see gusts of 50mph, potentially with the temperatures generally in the range of 10—

sunny spells returning later in the afternoon to south wales, south—west england, those temperaturesared with thursday. now, overnight and into saturday morning, an area of rain and hill snow pushes north into scotland, edging further north. the clearer skies will be the further south you are in england and wales, though there could be a few fog patches around. and still a touch of frost in places, though it's rather patchy in nature, that frost, as the weekend begins. another look at saturday, the flows starting to come in from the south, then temperatures gradually edging up on saturday. it's a slow process, though, and still a lot of cloud around in scotland. the rain and hill snow clearing from the north. for northern ireland, rather cloudy, and northern england too. elsewhere in england and wales, there will be sunny spells, and those temperatures are creeping up. more places in double figures on saturday. the breeze, though, starting to pick up. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, a lot of sunshine around. but it will be windy, and particularly in the west, and her

the way of higher cloud moving in, and, yes, we could see just a few isolated showers across south—west englanddry. a little warmer, temperatures into the low 20s more widely. for friday, an area of low pressure that's been affecting spain and portugal wobbles a little bit close to our shores, and it looks increasingly likely that we'll see some rain arriving. although the amount of rain you see from place to place across parts of england and wales is going to vary significantly. still mild, but those temperatures are falling back a little bit. highs of 17 in london, the cold air in scotland tending to seep down some of these eastern areas of england, knocking the temperatures back in norwich to just 12 degrees. now, the weekend, scotland stays fine and dry throughout, but it looks like we could see a little bit of patchy rain still left over across parts of england, wales and maybe northern ireland on saturday. sunday, for all of us, looks like the driest day of the weekend. that's your latest weather. you're with bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world and i'm david eades with the

the risk of an isolated shower across higher ground of south wales and south—west england continues,t little bit cooler and we increase the risk of some showers as we go through the second half of the weekend. but we start off on saturday with very, very open isobars, light winds across the country. this little fellow here might just introduce some more cloud and eventually the risk of further showers. so as we go through the day on saturday we could have, again, a little more cloud to start with along that east coast. that melts away. lots of sunshine coming through. cloud thickens into the far north—west but saturday should stay dry and pleasantly warm out there with highs of 9—21 degrees. now as we move out of saturday into sunday, that weather front will just creep towards the north—west of scotland and enhance the risk of some showers as we go through the day. so a slow and subtle change of the story for the second half of the weekend. so the potential for some showers and cooler fields may develop as the winds swing round to a northerly. though showers may creep into north—west

—west, north—west of england, south—west scotland and northern ireland.slands could see gusts up to 50 mph and look at these temperatures away down where they have been, 7 degrees in newcastle, cardiff and plymouth 14 newcastle, cardiff and plymouth 1a degrees at best. as high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through monday night into tuesday morning, you can see this blue shade on the chart, a widespread frost, one to bear in mind if you spent the weekend gardening. a cold feeling day on tuesday but a lot of trite weather coming through the week and it turns warmer once again. “— through the week and it turns warmer once again. —— a lot of dry weather. the governor of the worst

the way of high cloud moving in, and, yes, we could see just a few isolated showers across south—west englandtay dry. a little warmer, temperatures into the low 20s more widely. for friday, an area of low pressure that's been affecting spain and portugal wobbles a little bit close to our shores, and it looks increasingly likely that we'll see some rain arriving. although the amount of rain you see from place to place across parts of england and wales is going to vary significantly. still mild, but those temperatures are falling back a little bit. highs of 17 in london, the cold air in scotland tending to seep down some of these eastern areas of england, knocking the temperatures back in norwich to just 12 degrees. now, the weekend, scotland stays fine and dry throughout, but it looks like we could see a little bit of patchy rain still left over across parts of england, wales and maybe northern ireland on saturday. sunday, for all of us, looks like the driest day of the weekend. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i

see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of englandto the south—east of england. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some really quite strong winds that will push in across southern parts of both england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, it is much drier with some sunshine until later on where we push the rain into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through c

see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of englandland. in fact, many areas seeing rain before the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some really quite strong winds that will push in across southern parts of both england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for englad and wales. —— for england. for scotland and northern ireland, it is much drier with some sunshine until later on where we push the rain into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central an

the way of higher cloud moving in, and, yes, we could seejust a few isolated showers across south—west englandy stay dry. a little warmer, temperatures into the low 20s more widely. for friday, an area of low pressure that's been affecting spain and portugal wobbles a little bit close to our shores, and it looks increasingly likely that we'll see some rain arriving. although the amount of rain you see from place to place across parts of england and wales is going to vary significantly. still mild, but those temperatures are falling back a little bit. highs of 17 in london, the cold air in scotland tending to seep down some of these eastern areas of england, knocking the temperatures back in norwich to just 12 degrees. now, the weekend, scotland stays fine and dry throughout, but it looks like we could see a little bit of patchy rain still left over across parts of england, wales and maybe northern ireland on saturday. sunday, for all of us, looks like the driest day of the weekend. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or ar

england. the best of the sunshine where you get some shelter from the winds, towards the south—west of englandat wind will be noticeable, especially for northern and eastern coasts so that's going to make it feel really chilly. seven degrees at best in newcastle and even for cardiff and plymouth, the top temperatures of just 13 degrees. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. our top stories: mass burials in new york signal the toll the coronavirus outbreak has taken, even as signs emerge that infections are levelling off. the uk records its highest daily death toll so far — almost a thousand more people have lost their lives. queuing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing — we report on the migrants still searching for a better life. how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic.

south—west and more today for northern ireland. for most it is dry and sunny. temperatures widely into the low 20s. not quite as high as yesterday. could finish the day in south—west englandin eastern part of the country into tomorrow morning. temperatures generally in single figures. more chance of a frost in scotla nd figures. more chance of a frost in scotland and northern ireland. a grey and misty starred in many eastern areas to start saturday. the mist and fog will take a longer to move from the north coast. some isolated showers in wales and the north west. cool from the north on sunday. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines: millions of essential workers and theirfamilies in england can now book a test to see if they have coronavirus if they show symptoms. there have been fewer people coming forward for a test than we'd expected and that's why we've been able to expand the availability to all essential workers and just make it so much easierfor them to be able to get a test. president trump suggests you can treat covid—19 by injecting disinfectant into the body — doctors call his remarks dangerous. i see that disinfectant knocks it out in a mi

see another belt of rain after a dry enough to start, the rain eventually moving through the south west of englandfore the day is done except perhaps the central and northern parts of scotland, maybe a parting shower here but essentially it is much drier. come thursday another pulse of rain will be working its way in on the southern flank of that low. the position of the low itself open to a little bit of interpretation just at the moment but if it comes a little bit further north, there's some really quite strong winds that will push in across southern parts of both england and wales and down towards the channel islands. another fairly unsettled day for england and wales. for scotland and northern ireland, it is much drier with some sunshine until later on where we push the rain into the northern isles. by friday, that low pressure is moved away but again there is the chance of pretty hefty showers coming into northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some rain further north in scotland and perhaps something drier through central and eastern areas with the temperatures just trying to re

parts of wales and south—west england to set up wales and south—west england to set up an isolated showerorth, it will turn cooler as we go into the weekend with an increasing chance of one or two showers. not much by way of showers around. more in the way of showers around. more in the way of mist and load cloud around some of mist and load cloud around some of the coast. it should be another warm day for many, temperatures mid to high teens, if not lower 20s. saturday night and into sunday that a greater chance of a few showers across the north. we will also drag in coolerair across the north. we will also drag in cooler air across the north of the country. on sunday it looks like there will be a few showers here and there. many places will stay dry on sunday. the chalice will be on the heavy side. temperatures dropping in scotla nd heavy side. temperatures dropping in scotland and northern ireland, back to ten, 14 degrees. still hitting highs of 22 degrees. that is the forecast. hello. this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. teachers, social workers and supermarket sta

there will be showers across wales and south—west england, these will rush their way further east ashose winds too noticeable through the channel areas. 40—16 mph or so in the highest of the gust. the best of the brightness in northern ireland perhaps towards the west later in the day. stuck underneath the cloud, the eastern side of scotland, nine only, a high of about 13 or iii. those showers keep going for those eastern areas during the course of the evening. gradually filtering away as the low pressure tries to move its centre of gravity out into the north sea. it is still the dominant influence across the northern half of the british isles and in the afternoon again, we will see heavy downpours towards the eastern side of the pennines. perhaps the driest of the weather towards the south and west. where we could see a high of 15 or 16. that low pressure still dominant as we take you out of friday and move into the first part of the weekend. you get the sense that it is drifting a little bit further towards the east. and that allows us to pick up a north and north—westerly wind. it

the way of higher cloud moving in, and, yes, we could see just a few isolated showers across south—west englandmperatures into the low 20s more widely. for friday, an area of low pressure that's been affecting spain and portugal wobbles a little bit close to our shores, and it looks increasingly likely that we'll see some rain arriving. although the amount of rain you see from place to place across parts of england and wales is going to vary significantly. still mild, but those temperatures are falling back a little bit. highs of 17 in london, the cold air in scotland tending to seep down some of these eastern areas of england, knocking the temperatures back in norwich to just 12 degrees. now, the weekend, scotland stays fine and dry throughout, but it looks like we could see a little bit of patchy rain still left over across parts of england, wales and maybe northern ireland on saturday. sunday, for all of us, looks like the driest day of the weekend. that's your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says the us is passing the peak of new coronavirus infections, and

at the same time we will lose the cloud and rain from the channel islands and south—west of england andthe isobars slacken, so it's not going to be quite as windy. it won't feel as cold. during the course of wednesday, we have a lot of sunshine. it will be a cold start under clear skies, maybe even some patchy mist and fog but that won't last very long. with the lighter winds, it will feel better. a bit more cloud in wales, northern ireland, possibly western scotland. the odd spot from that, but not much more. a top temperature of 22. on thursday, a lot of dry weather, but again, cloud towards the west with a few splashes of rain. thursday could be the warmest day of the week for some, we could see 24, maybe 25 in the south. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world... more warnings from hospitals in england over shortages of personal protective equipment. some say supplies of gowns are critically low. it comes after a delivery of protective equipment from turkey was delayed. ministers call on all companies to do their bit to help bolster supp

sunny spells returning later in the afternoon to south wales, south—west england, those temperaturesmpared with thursday. now, overnight and into saturday morning, an area of rain and hill snow pushes north into scotland, edging further north. the clearer skies will be the further south you are in england and wales, though there could be a few fog patches around. and still a touch of frost in places, though it's rather patchy in nature, that frost, as the day begins. another look at saturday, the flows are starting to come in from the south, then temperatures gradually edging up on saturday. it's a slow process, though, and still a lot of cloud around in scotland. the rain and hill snow clearing from the north. for northern ireland, rather cloudy, and northern england too. elsewhere in england and wales, there will be sunny spells, and those temperatures are creeping up. more places in double figures on saturday. the breeze, though, starting to pick up. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, a lot of sunshine around. but it will be windy, and particularly in the west, and h

some stubborn cloud across northern ireland, wales and south—west england at the moment.ng that east coast, but that should hopefully put some of the backlight further west. northern ireland may well stay over because throughout the day. elsewhere, in the sunshine, we should see values of 18 degrees. there is an area of high pressure centre to the north—east of the uk. it will stay with us for a couple of days, but a few more isobars to the south of that high, so the winds will continue to strengthen. monday will bea continue to strengthen. monday will be a largely fine and dry story, may be a largely fine and dry story, may bea be a largely fine and dry story, may be a few isolated showers in the extreme south—west. winds gusting in excess extreme south—west. winds gusting in excess of

quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england.le at around eight or nine. now, as we go through wednesday night, here goes ourfirst rain band northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way north—eastwards across england, wales, northern ireland, again up into southern scotland, some further hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. so for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene, you can see these various frontal systems spiralling around the low. so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with, some patchy rain drifting its way northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time. and then, yes, we'll see some spells of sunshine, but also some showers. and some of those showers across the southern half of the uk will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. also, very windy across the south of england and the channel islands, across the channel islands we could see gusts of 50 miles per hour, potentially those temp

sunny spells returning later in the afternoon to south wales, south—west england, those temperaturesday. now, overnight and into saturday morning, an area of rain and hill snow pushes north into scotland, edging further north. the clearer skies will be the further south you are in england and wales, though there could be a few fog patches around. and still a touch of frost in places, though it's rather patchy in nature, that frost, as the day begins. another look at saturday, the flows are starting to come in from the south, and temperatures gradually edging up on saturday. it's a slow process, though, and still a lot of cloud around in scotland. the rain and hill snow clearing from the north. for northern ireland, rather cloudy, and northern england too. elsewhere in england and wales, there will be sunny spells, and those temperatures are creeping up. more places in double figures on saturday. the breeze, though, starting to pick up. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, a lot of sunshine around. but it will be windy, and particularly in the west, and here it'll be cloud

the risk of an isolated shower across higher ground of south wales and south—west england continues,oler and we increase the risk of some showers as we go through the second half of the weekend. but we start off on saturday with very, very open isobars, light winds across the country. this little fellow here mightjust introduce some more cloud and eventually the risk of further showers. so as we go through the day on saturday we could have, again, a little more cloud to start with along that east coast. that melts away. lots of sunshine coming through. cloud thickens into the far north—west but saturday should stay dry and pleasantly warm out there with highs of 9—21 degrees. now, as we move out of saturday into sunday, that weather front will just creep towards the north—west of scotland and enhance the risk of some showers as we go through the day. so a slow and subtle change of the story for the second half of the weekend. so the potential for some showers and cooler fields may develop as the winds swing round to a northerly. though showers may creep into north—west england and no

the risk of an isolated shower across higher ground of south wales and south—west england continues,little bit cooler and we increase the risk of some showers as we go through the second half of the weekend. but we start off on saturday with very, very open isobars, light winds across the country. this little fellow here might just introduce some more cloud and eventually the risk of further showers. so as we go through the day on saturday we could have, again, a little more cloud to start with along that east coast. that melts away. lots of sunshine coming through. cloud thickens into the far north—west but saturday should stay dry and pleasantly warm out there with highs of 9—21 degrees. now as we move out of saturday into sunday, that weather front will just creep towards the north—west of scotland and enhance the risk of some showers as we go through the day. so a slow and subtle change of the story for the second half of the weekend. so the potential for some showers and cooler fields may develop as the winds swing round to a northerly. though showers may creep into north—west e

quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland, and also the south—west of england. coastal areas in the north—east might struggle around 8—9. as we go through wednesday night, ourfirst rain band goes northwards, but another pulse of heavy rain will slide its way northeastwards across england, wales, northern ireland and again up into southern scotland. some further hefty showers chasing behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between 5—8 degrees. for thursday, low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. these various frontal systems are spiralling around the low, so there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with and some patchy rain drifting northwards across scotland, perhaps parts of eastern england for a time. and then, yes, you will see some spells of sunshine, but also some showers, and some of those showers across the southern half of the uk will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. also very windy across the south of england and the channel islands. across the channel islands we could see gusts of 50mph, potentially with the temper

further west some of that cloud will linger through much of the day in south—west england and also intosubtle, sunny, and as a result temperatures will be a degree or so up on where they were yesterday. the highest is likely to be 18 degrees. as we go through the evening and overnight, in the western peninsula we might see some showers moving up through the channel isles and the isles of scilly and will keep the cloud out to the extreme west. elsewhere, it isa to the extreme west. elsewhere, it is a relatively quiet night. temperature is low enough for a touch of frost in rural areas. monday will be another quiet day, the high pressure still sitting up to the north—east, but a few more isobars, which means the winds could strengthen further. certainly on monday and tuesday they will be noticeable. again, we could run the risk of a few isolated showers in the south—west. it is a dry and settle story throughout, but the wins will be a feature. in fact, as we go into the afternoon, we could see gusts of winds in excess of 30 miles an hour, it may be stronger, and that will take the edge of

the risk of an isolated shower across higher ground of south wales and south—west england continues,dry. it will be just that little bit cooler and we increase the risk of some showers as we go through the second half of the weekend. but we start off on saturday with very, very open isobars, light winds across the country. this little fellow here might just introduce some more cloud and eventually the risk of further showers. so as we go through the day on saturday we could have, again, a little more cloud to start with along that east coast. that melts away. lots of sunshine coming through. cloud thickens into the far north—west but saturday should stay dry and pleasantly warm out there with highs of 9—2! degrees. now as we move out of saturday into sunday, that weather front will just creep towards the north—west of scotland and enhance the risk of some showers as we go through the day. so a slow and subtle change of the story for the second half of the weekend. so the potential for some showers and cooler fields may develop as the winds swing round to a northerly. though showers m