that high could be recorded in parts of yorkshire, the east midlands, east anglia, as well as southeast englandhigh pressure to the east, low—pressure to the west, we have a flow of warm air coming our way this afternoon and we are getting plenty of sunshine. a sunnier afternoon across northern england, northern ireland and scotland that we have had recently. some cloud may be hugging the eastern coast of northern ireland, south—west scotland, and it is grey and misty across shetland holding 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

now over recent days, the warmth that has mainly been concentrated across southeast england has been weather, one exception really, east anglia and south east england where it is going to get a little bit fresher with temperatures coming down just a few degrees, but still warm. we‘ll take a look at why. 0n the satellite picture, we have this cloud working into northern scotland and bring a bit of rain. and a very weak cold front diving southwards across the north sea, that is introducing fresher air to east anglia and southeast england and ultimately will knock the temperatures down by a few degrees. this is how the weather looks at the moment, though. cloudy for northern scotland, still got some rain around at the moment but it will tend to ease over the coming hours. elsewhere it‘s a largely dry picture, a little bit of low cloud, a lot of mist and fog patch towards coastal areas of lincolnshire. but otherwise clear spells for at most and a fresher feel to the weather across some of these eastern areas of scotland and eastern areas of england, as the cooler airworks in. for thursday

england and wales after that low cloud. a bit more of after that low cloud. a bit more of a breeze and noticeable in the southeast wales in the west country and also the west midlands. around mid 20s. thus temperatures may not change a great deal over the next few days. early low cloud for england and on friday and on a dry day and plenty of sunshine a bit more of a breeze and noticeable around coastal areas, pushing the warmth further north all the way into scotland where we will get temperatures into the mid—20s, warmer and essential part of scotland. it has been a very dry month for many parts of the country. it looks like it or staying dry over the next few days. could be a working breaker considering the southeast in some places have bad working breaker considering the southeast in some places have had no rain at all this month. but over the weekend the high pressure still in charge. that is been the main reason it is been so dry. keep the weather front bay and introduce our air coming in from continental europe. the temperature is going to around the mid 20s. but for pretty much the book of the country, it

now over recent days, the warmth that has mainly been concentrated across southeast england has beens the uk. so most areas will have warmer weather, one exception really, east anglia and south east england where it is going to get a little bit fresher with temperatures coming down just a few degrees, but still warm. we'll take a look at why. 0n the satellite picture, we have this cloud working into northern scotland and bring a bit of rain. and a very weak cold front diving southwards across the north sea, that is introducing fresher air to east anglia and southeast england and ultimately will knock the temperatures down by a few degrees. this is how the weather looks at the moment, though. cloudy for northern scotland, still got some rain around at the moment but it will tend to ease over the coming hours. elsewhere it's a largely dry picture, a little bit of low cloud, a lot of mist and fog patch towards coastal areas of lincolnshire. but otherwise clear spells for at most and a fresher feel to the weather across some of these eastern areas of scotland and eastern areas of england

that high could be recorded in parts of yorkshire, the east midlands, east anglia, as well as southeast englandgetting plenty of sunshine. zoe salyer afternoon across northern england, northern ireland and scotland that we have had recently. there is some cloud may be coming from the eastern coast of northern ireland, southwest scotland, and it is grey and misty across shetland holding temperatures down here. further west in northern ireland, we could get into 22, 24 in scotland, higher temperatures still in england and wales. a temperature is not the only thing that is high, the uv levels are also high, so that means take care in the strong sunshine. so a fine, very warm evening out there, it will mostly be dry and clear overnight, but we do bring the weather systems through northern ireland into western scotland, parts of wales and western england, with a bit of patchy rain as that goes on into the morning. and if you look at that and go, oh, yes, please, i would like some of that in the garden, especially where it has been so dry for the south. there is not much rain, looks like it moves eas

temperatures go 18 degrees and aberdeen and 17 and belfast and a height of 24 across some parts of southeast england minimum values for us i‘m still a very mild start to tuesday morning and againa very mild start to tuesday morning and again a lot of cloud across northern areas but quite misty and murky for some of these western posts as well and further south and further east, the best of the sunshine and the highest at the temperature is 25 degrees, it looks likely and london by the state. high—pressure friendly and charge and the frontal system is held at bay by the time being. even northern ireland and scotland lightening up by this stage with the exception of shetland here, some temperatures p°ppin9 shetland here, some temperatures p°pping up shetland here, some temperatures popping up around 9 degrees but further south at a high of 27 degrees as possible. things do change for the end of the week but to understand arms breaking out on thursday 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.

and thatis old friend diving southwards and that is introducing fresher air to east anglia and southeast englandis is how the weather works at the moment and some rain around at the moment and some rain around at the moment but it will ease around the coming hours. a lot of mist and fog patch but otherwise clear spells for at most and i fresher feel to the weather in eastern areas of scotland and england. for thursday most of us will have sunshine from dawn till dusk and any cloud will also come from northern scotland and brighten up from northern scotland and brighten up in the northern isles later in the day. 23 degrees or so and an umbrella and probably about 23 or 24 and cooler in london, instead of around 26 or 27 and has been over recent days it will be back to 22. still warm in the sunshine and more of the same to come on friday but most of us will have sunshine from dawn till dusk again with little in the way of cloud. northern and western areas of the uk, 25 or so in the glasgow area. how is that we can shaking up? the area of high pressure is still in charge and keeping the weather fro

front diving southwards across the north sea, that is introducing fresher air to east anglia and southeast englandscotland, still got some rain around at the moment but it will tend to ease over the coming hours. elsewhere it's a largely dry picture, a little bit of low cloud, a lot of mist and fog patch towards coastal areas of lincolnshire. but otherwise, clear spells for most and a fresher feel to the weather across some of these eastern areas of scotland and eastern areas of england as that cooler airworks in. for thursday, most of us will have sunshine from dawn till dusk. any low cloud and mist clearing away very quickly. and the rain also clearing from northern scotland. it should brighten up in the northern isles later in the day. a warmer day for most then. 23 degrees or so in edinburgh. probably about 23 or 2a for western counties of northern ireland. but cooler in london — instead of around 26 or 27 it has been over recent days, it will be about 22. still warm in the sunshine and more of the same to come on friday. most of us will have sunshine from dawn till dusk again with very little

front diving southwards across the north sea, that is introducing fresher air to east anglia and southeast englandw degrees. this is how the weather looks at the moment, though. cloudy for northern scotland, still got some rain around at the moment but it will tend to ease over the coming hours. elsewhere it's a largely dry picture, a little bit of low cloud, a lot of mist and fog patch towards coastal areas of lincolnshire. but otherwise, clear spells for most and a fresher feel to the weather across some of these eastern areas of scotland and eastern areas of england as that cooler airworks in. for thursday, most of us will have sunshine from dawn till dusk. any low cloud and mist clearing away very quickly. and the rain also clearing from northern scotland. it should brighten up in the northern isles later in the day. a warmer day for most then. 23 degrees or so in edinburgh. probably about 23 or 24 for western counties of northern ireland. but cooler in london — instead of around 26 or 27 it has been over recent days, it will be about 22. still warm in the sunshine and more of the same to come

and for some parts of england, with no rain in—store through the rest of the month, it's going to be the driest may on record. there's been little or no rain across the southeastmay for the northwest of england as well. by contrast, though, it's been wetter than average across highland scotland. the general dry weather throughout the month has been due to persistent areas of high—pressure, and that's what's been dominating our weather over the past few days and it's keeping it dry this evening and overnight. there's still more in the way of cloud across the northern isles of scotland, and some of this cloud could move its way southwards through the north sea, perhaps onto some eastern coastal counties of england, where it will be a little bit chillier. but on the whole, temperatures are going to be in double figures overnight. any cloud that does develop in eastern england won't last long. we'll see the sunshine pushing its way northwards into the northern isles as well and it's going to turn out to be a dry and sunny day once again. there will be a noticeable breeze, easterly or southeasterly, and where you get that onshore, some coastal areas will be a littl

north you are, and those temperatures, well, 17 degrees in aberdeen, 20, maybe 21 towards the southeast of englandunder sunny skies. now as we had through sunday night, we'll see these outbreaks of rain once 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

that high could be recorded in parts of yorkshire, the east midlands, east anglia, as well as southeast englandand scotland that we have had recently. some cloud may be hugging the eastern coast of northern ireland, south—west scotland, and it is grey and misty across shetland holding 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 there, it will mostly be dry and clear overnight, but we do bring the weather systems through northern ireland into western scotland, parts of wales and western england, with a bit of patchy rain as that goes on into the morning. and if you look at that and go, oh, yes, please, i would like some of that rain on the garden, especially where it has been so dry for the south. there is not much rain, looks like it moves east across the uk tomorrow, but a chance late morning lunchtime midlands, southeast england, east

scotland, 20 or so for northern ireland, the highest temperatures across the midlands to the southeast of englandreak down a bit on thursday, a bit of rain trying to come in from the west. that may not make it too far. these showers are likely to break out. from the southeast of them and heading towards the midlands, lincolnshire and east anglia, and they could be heavy infantry. that will knock the temperatures down. for many of us, still quite a warm day on thursday, just not quite as warm as wednesday. and then things start to change more widely, i think, for the end of the week, because we have got this area of low pressure, it's winding itself up, the winds will be strengthening come in this weather front will be bringing some rain. that's going to move its way eastwards across the uk for friday, but not much rain for england and wales, and the more persistent rain soon sweeps away from mainland scotland. the winds with will be stronger, gales likely in the northwest, and this is where we will see most of the showers. otherwise, some sunshine, cooler and fresher feel, still 21 in otherwise,

patchy rain in the morning, may be a few thundery downpours, parts of the midlands, east anglia, southeast englandsday night into friday. here it is. now, it's got some rain associated with it, probably not as much as you want where it's been so dry this month so far across southern parts of the uk. it certainly got some wind associated with it as well. so here comes the rain on thursday night. some of this could be heavy and thundery as it spreads its way north eastwards. it will clear away during friday morning to sunshine and showers for northern ireland, wales, western england and prolonged downpours continuing in western scotland. and it is much windier. these are the wind gusts. north wales, and anyone, northern ireland and scotland could be around 50 mph, closer to 60 mph towards northern and western scotland. trees in full leaf, there could be a few problems as a result. and although it's not cold, clearly temperatures have come down a bit as we have changed the flow of air slightly. more of south—westerly rather than a south—southeasterly. now, low—pressure and to the start of the weekend

for some parts of england, no rain in store for the rest of the month, it's going to be the driest may on record. there's been little or no rain across the southeast northwest of england and well. by contrast, it's been weathered and average —— wetter than average. in scotland. dry weather has been due to persistent areas of high pressure. that's what's been dominating our weather over the past few days and it's keeping it dry this evening and overnight. but still more in the way of cloud across the northern isles in scotland, and some of this cloud could move its way southwards through the north sea. perhaps on to some eastern coastal counties of england. it will be a little bit chilly, but on the whole, temperatures are going to be in double figures overnight. any cloud that does develop in eastern england won't last long. we will see the sunshine pushing its way northwards into the northern aisles as well. it's going to turn out to be a dry and sunny day once again. there'll bea and sunny day once again. there'll be a noticeable breeze, easterly or southeasterly, where you get that onshore, some coastal areas will a little bit cooler. typically

north you are, and those temperatures, well, 17 degrees in aberdeen, 20, maybe 21 towards the southeast of englandnd will spend much of the day under sunny skies. now as we had through sunday night, we'll see these outbreaks of rain once 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—11d 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

that high could be recorded in parts of yorkshire, the east midlands, east anglia, as well as southeast englandhe uv levels are also high, so that means take care in the strong sunshine. so a fine, very warm evening out there, it will mostly be dry and clear overnight, but we do bring the weather systems through northern ireland into western scotland, parts of wales and western england, with a bit of patchy rain as that goes on into the morning. and if you look at that and go, oh, yes, please, i would like some of that in the garden, especially where it has been so dry for the south. there is not much rain, looks like it moves east across the uk tomorrow, but a chance late morning lunchtime midlands, southeast england, east anglia for some heavy and thundery showers before that chance diminishes during the afternoon. and most of us in the day with some sunshine. it is a bit cooler, but it is very warm. there is an active weather system coming in on thursday night through to friday, very mild night out there, and then we see the winds pick up, deep area of low pressure and another band of rain p

southeast. eastern areas of england keeping a scattering of showers, western england and for wales there will be the breeze does start to pick up, particularly down towards the south and south—west of the uk. it is an onshore breeze along the north sea coast and that is holding temperatures down, but further west there's some sunshine and if you are in that it will feel quite pleasant. now, overnight, monday to tuesday we are seeing an area of heavy rain that will push through the channel islands, the isles of scilly, towards cornwall and into devon as well. this mayjust advance a little bit further north and east as we go on through tuesday. perhaps more of southern england and south wales with a brisk and cool wind slowly easing as tuesday goes on whereas elsewhere there is a lot of fine weather around. these are average speeds. the winds will be gustier down towards the south—west, particularly overnight and into tuesday and as for the temperatures, it will feel quite cool where you have some of this rain and cloud, still along some of these north sea coasts but sunshine as you can see in wes

northern ireland, higher temperatures further south, probably getting up to 20 or so in the southeast of englandairaround, particularly in the south, where temperatures will be up to around 19—21 degrees. that rain is petering out, because high pressure is building back in. this one is coming all the way from the azores. it may contain a fair bit of cloud until we start to bring the winds off continental europe, but the winds will come more from the south, and later the southeast. that will mean temperatures will continue to rise into next week, through much of next week, in actual fact, but there's a big area of low pressure here that does threaten to bring some heavy showers, perhaps thundery, up from the southwest. a lot of the computer models have a tendency to push areas of high pressure away more quickly, so it could be that any breakdown is going to be a bit later than this. those temperatures probably slightly on the high side, but it should be warmer next week than it's been this week, and for much of it, it should be fine and dry with some sunshine. tonight at ten, the uk is already in

moment and for some parts of england with no rain in store for the rest of the month it will be the driest may on record. there has been little or no rain across the southeastight. more cloud across the northern scotland and southwards through the north sea, eastern counties of england. chile are on the whole that temperatures will be in double figures in double figures overnight. cloud that does develop in eastern england will not last long and sunshine will push its way through the northern aisles as well and try not to be a dry and sunny day once again. there will be a noticeable breeze, easterly or southeasterly and the more you get that onshore, some coastal areas will be a little bit cooler because otherwise low to mid 20s and temperatures could get higher than today across the northern parts of scotland, 27 or 28 degrees and over the weekend the weather pattern does not change very much, hi pattern centred across scandinavia and we will draw our air and from continental europe. that needs more warmth and more sunshine and significantly no rain as well. very strong sunshine, i am not very high uv very strong sunshine, i am not very high uv levels. cit

as it slides away it will be mostly rain that clears out to the southeast of england and east anglia we move into thursday this frontal system move into thursday this frontal syste m m oves a cross move into thursday this frontal system moves across the far north of scotland. follow the white lines behind it, the isobars, instead of coming down from the north they now come from the atlantic. this is where some slightly less cold air sta rts where some slightly less cold air starts to mix into the picture. i think a lot of cloud for scotland and northern ireland the best of the sunshine further south in england and wales. those temperatures just showing signs of nudging upwards, 12 degrees for aberdeen at this stage. little bit warmer than that for the south. into friday similar sort of day, fairly sunny start could be a frosty start. then we will see some area of cloud developing quite a bit of clout and spots by the afternoon. those temperatures continuing that u pwa rd those temperatures continuing that upward trajectory. maybe 17 or 18 degrees across england in south wales. high p

southeast. eastern areas of england keeping a scattering of showers, western england and for wales there will bend. the breeze does start to pick up, particularly down towards the south and south—west of the uk. it as an onshore breeze along the north sea coast and that is holding temperatures down, but further west there's some sunshine and if you are in that it will feel quite pleasant. now, overnight, monday to tuesday we are seeing an area of heavy rain that will push through the channel islands, the isles of scilly, towards cornwall and into devon as well. this mayjust advance a little bit further north and east as we go on through tuesday. perhaps more of southern england and south wales with a brisk and cool wind slowly easing as tuesday goes on whereas elsewhere there is a lot of fine weather around. these are average speeds. the winds will be gustier down towards the south—west, particularly overnight and into tuesday and as for the temperatures, it will feel quite cool where you have some of this rain and cloud, still along some of these north sea coasts but sunshine as you can see in

southeast. it states fine, dry and sunny across much of england and wales through this week, whereas a little bitdlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm martine croxall. the british government is coming under further pressure after the prime minister's top adviser is accused of breaching lockdown rules — twice. funerals take place in pakistan after the plane crash in a residential area of karachi that killed 97 people. spain continues to ease its lockdown. tourists can travel to the country again from july and top—flight football will resume next month. guernsey will become the first part of the british isles to lift nearly all its lockdown restrictions.

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england and wales will be dry with sunshine. light winds will feel much warmer for all especially in the southeast where we could make 25 or even move a little bit farther southeast towards a very weak feature but could introduce more cloud as part of england and wales as we go through the day. sunshine making return to the north and west of the country. some glimmers of brightness further south. that will help push temperatures up to around mid—20s celsius. it is a warmer air mass at highs of around 16 or 17 in the north. a bit more cloud and at times the odd spot of rain continue to move through the week. this is bbc news, the headlines. the chief adviser to the british prime minister, has come under further pressure after newspapers reports that he breached lockdown rules twice in the space of a few weeks. it was revealed that, dominic cummings had driven hundreds of kilometres to be with family members, while exhibiting coronavirus symptoms. —— while his wife. funerals have been taking place in pakistan for some of the victims of friday's plane crash in karachi, in which 97 people died. the government has launched an offici

england and wales will be dried with sunshine. light winds will feel much warmer for all especially in the southeast where we could make 25 or evento tuesday we start to see these weather fronts move a little bit farther southeast towards a very weak feature but he could introduce more cloud as part of england and wales as we go through the day. sunshine making return to the north and west of the country. some glimmers of brightness further south. that will help push amateurs up to around mid—20s celsius. it is a warmer air mass at highs of around 16 or 17 in the north. a bit more cloud and at times the odd spot of rain continue to move through the week. scotland northern island england and wales high—pressure dominating is going to be warm and sunny. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the chief advisor to the british prime minister, comes under pressure, as he's accused of breaching lockdown rules — twice — but cabinet ministers defend his actions. mr cummings is, you know, in the public eye. but the reality of the matter is that a four—year—old child's welfare, ithink, is the

as his front porches and it could spark some thunderstorms in the southeast, maybe some for eastern scotland. another warm day for england will make a return through scotland. it will feel cooler though, 18 to 21 degrees in the southeast. as we head into the weekend, a stays cool and breezy with friends or showers on saturday, saying dry am pushing to the south on sunday. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines... 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. we will not rest from doing whatever is humanly possible to protect our care homes from the appalling virus. the number of people claiming unemployment benefit soared to 2.1 million during the first few weeks of the lockdown. nine million easyjet customers have their details hacked. the airline has apologised. the self—medicating president. doctors express dismay as donald trump admits taking an anti—malaria drug to prevent coronavirus. what do you have to lose? 0k, what do you have to lose? you take medicine? i have been taking it for about a week

and north west and that falls to below 3 across the west and east midlands east of england yorkshire and the southeast the lowest number has been in the southwest just under 2 fatalities per $100.00 which are of independent care group my pension told me that it's proof that care home should have been treated in a similar way to the health service something that's reflected on the general dentist. bits across england you know there are the same out in different parts of the country that are shows in london is particularly shocking to show those figures and also reflects i think what happened generally about kobe lumbers hardest perspective that's why in my view we've got to be very very careful about these in the lockdown that we do not get a 2nd spike london hardest hit but didn't cope very well but why is that why couldn't it handle this crisis. well i think it was down to the fact that unfortunately in social care we were was 2nd in the front line along the n.h.s. in the n.h.s. quite rightly was held up to be top priority but care homes should be very close to that because social care has been ignor

farther southeast towards a very wea k feature farther southeast towards a very weak feature but he could introduce more cloud as part of englandat will help push amateurs up south. that will help push amateurs up to around mid—20s celsius. it is a warmerair up to around mid—20s celsius. it is a warmer air mass at highs of around 16 or 17 a warmer air mass at highs of around 16 or17 in a warmer air mass at highs of around 16 or 17 in the north. a bit more cloud and at times the odd spot of rain continue to move through the week. scotland northern island england and wales high—pressure dominating is going to be warm and sunny. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the prime minister's top adviser, dominic cummings, declares he won't quit, after driving hundreds of miles during lockdown — with his wife sick with symptoms of coronavirus. it's a question of doing the right thing. it's not about what you guys think. cabinet ministers have defended him — arguing he wanted to stay nearfamily for childcare — in case he too contracted coronavirus. mr cummings is in

southeast, east southwest and west are all closer to that threshold of one. with the northeast and yorkshire having the highest rate of all regions in england.is not to be in the range of .7 to one and wales and northern ireland .8 2.9. there is a geographical march of the spread of the geographic from london and the cities outwards. so the northeast isjust cities outwards. so the northeast is just perhaps cities outwards. so the northeast isjust perhaps later than other regions and acquiring the virus and then having the epidemic. but there may be other factors and we do know that disadvantage has certainly and hospitalization and admissions with severe disease. disadvantage and in certain populations it seems to have eight more severe effect. the scottish government was the first to declare that its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. and like everywhere, there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. it will be differences but the further we go into smaller geographic areas the greater the uncertainty. that there is in making those assistance for assessment. at the moment the advice i have is the

and west and that falls to between 2.5 and 2.8 across the west and east midlands east england yorkshire and the southeast the lowest number has been. in the southwest just under 2 fatalities per $100.00 the monterey care home and ask it has set up a drive through system to allow its residents to meet with their loved ones for the 1st time in months families can talk to their relatives while staying in their vehicles or some holding panels with loving messages handmade signs and in the us. well or for more on these figures and are joined by the chair of independent care group a mike. good to see you thank you for joining us now you're there in the northeast so why the regional variation some authorities are doing better than others yes i think that's reflected on the general density of beds across england you know there are the same amount in different parts of the country but there are shows in london it's particularly shocking to show those figures and also reflects i think what happened generally but kobi lumbers harvest perspective that's why in my view we've got to be very very careful about these in

southeast scotland stay mainly dry. kyle building through northern island one or two showers could see one or two towards northern englandes will stay dry with temperatures edging towards the high teens. in the northern aisles where fairly chilly air. wherever you get to see some sunshine, it is strong may sometimes it will feel quite warm. into the evening rain crashing into northern island over night into sunday morning. reaching into western scotland, still some rain in the far north of scotland overnight temperatures no frost as we go into sunday morning. part two of the weekend there are some weather fronts close by. most of the rain will be following in western scotla nd will be following in western scotland especially into the northwest highlands where it will be very went for a time. we could well see a spell of rain moving right across scotland. on sunday. even affecting parts of northern england and a bit of apache rain still possible in northern ireland. but for the rest of england and for wales it does look mainly dry. they will be some hazy sunshine around. and it's here, temperatures are starting to edge up

southeast of the uk. it may be a bit more cloud across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe one or two showers breakingorthern scotland, and, here, those temperatures are dropping away quite markedly. further south, where we will see those temperatures 24—25 degrees, a very warm day. that band of rain is on that weather front there, and that will be significant, because it's that that's going to sweep its way southwards during this weekend, and, behind it, a stronger northerly wind will push down much colder air across all areas. now, on saturday, it will be cooler across the northern half of the uk, perhaps some rain. further south, still largely dry and warm, with some sunshine, but, even here, it gets much colder on sunday, with temperatures dropping as much as 10—11 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: the united kingdom has now officially recorded more deaths related to covid—19 than any other country in europe. it's overtaken italy's total of more than 29,000. the death rate related to the virus in care homes in england and wales is still rising, it's now near 6,000. only the united states h

southeast of the uk. it may be a bit more cloud across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe one or two showers breakingof rain across northern scotland, and, here, those temperatures are dropping away quite markedly. further south, where we will see those temperatures 24—25d, a very warm day. that band of rain is on that weather front there, and that will be significant, because it's that that's going to sweep its way southwards during this weekend, and, behind it, a stronger northerly wind will push down much colder air across all areas. now, on saturday, it will be cooler across the northern half of the uk, perhaps some rain. further south, still largely dry and warm, with some sunshine, but, even here, it gets much colder on sunday, with temperatures dropping as much as 10—11d. this is bbc news, the headlines: the united kingdom has now recorded more deaths related to covid—19 than any other country in europe. it's overtaken italy's total of more than 29,000 as the death rate in britain's care homes continue to rise. only the united states has lost more lives during the pandemic. one of the british

southeast of the uk. it may be a bit more cloud across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe one or two showers breakingorthern scotland, and, here, those temperatures are dropping away quite markedly. further south, where we will see those temperatures 211—25 degrees, a very warm day. that band of rain is on that weather front there, and that will be significant, because it's that that's going to sweep its way southwards during this weekend, and, behind it, a stronger northerly wind will push down much colder air across all areas. now, on saturday, it will be cooler across the northern half of the uk, perhaps some rain. further south, still largely dry and warm, with some sunshine, but, even here, it gets much colder on sunday, with temperatures dropping as much as 10—11 degrees. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the uk records the highest number of deaths linked to coronavirus of any european country. ministers say it's too early to compare. one of the british government's senior scientific advisers, s

southeast of the uk. it may be a bit more cloud across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe one or two showers breakingy quite markedly. further south, where we will see those temperatures 211—25 degrees, a very warm day. that band of rain is on that weather front there, and that will be significant, because it's that that's going to sweep its way southwards during this weekend, and, behind it, a stronger northerly wind will push down much colder air across all areas. now, on saturday, it will be cooler across the northern half of the uk, perhaps some rain. further south, still largely dry and warm, with some sunshine, but, even here, it gets much colder on sunday, with temperatures dropping as much as 10—11 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. one of britain's key scientific advisers stands down after breaking social distancing rules. he admits an error ofjudgement. president trump plans to disband the coronavirus task force within the next month despite the high number of deaths in the us. climate experts predict the global

southeast of the uk. it may be a bit more cloud across england and wales, northern ireland, maybe one or two showers breakingare dropping away quite markedly. further south, where we will see those temperatures 211—25 degrees, a very warm day. that band of rain is on that weather front there, and that will be significant, because it's that that's going to sweep its way southwards during this weekend, and, behind it, a stronger northerly wind will push down much colder air across all areas. now, on saturday, it will be cooler across the northern half of the uk, perhaps some rain. further south, still largely dry and warm, with some sunshine, but, even here, it gets much colder on sunday, with temperatures dropping as much as 10—11 degrees. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name is mike embley. the uk records the highest number of deaths linked to coronavirus of any european country. ministers claim it's too early to compare. one of the british government's senior scientific advisers stands down after breaking social distancing rules. president trump conf

temperatures come england and wales, the mid—20s celsius, 27 and 28 in the southeast, below 20 celsiusrthern ireland and into thursday morning, summer ireland and into thursday morning, summerand ireland and into thursday morning, summer and across ireland and into thursday morning, summer and across the western parts of britain and as it pushes a sports and bumps into the warm air, we could see if you hit and ms heavy showers or thunderstorms develop strong thursday afternoon. as temperatures reaching the upper 20 celsius here and a warm day for many but a notch down across scotland and northern ireland and that is because we have this feature moving and to close the week in a deep area of low pressure which will bring some windy weather and gals in the northwest and also a ban of cloud and some rain early on friday which will clear eastern areas and then it is a sunny day, blustery afternoon with plenty of showers and some of them heavy across scotland and northern ireland driven in on gale force wind. it will feel cooler across the northwest, the mid—teens celsius here and we could

southeast, east, closer to that threshold of 1. northeastern yorkshire having the highest rate of all regions in england.and is thought to be in the range of 0.7 to 1. and wales and northern ireland, 0.8 to 0.9. >> there is a spread geographically from london to the outer cities. the northeast is perhaps later than other regio. there may be other factors. we do know disadvantage in hospitalization, disadvantage in rtain populations, it seems t have a more severe affect.ch : the scottish government was the first to declare his restrictions would staye n place for me being. there was a struggle tok wt exactly how fast the virus is spreading. >> there will be differences. t e further we go into smaller geographic areas, the greater theertainty. at the moment, thedvice i have, the most reliable way of reporting the r number is in the range. david: the u.k. government says restrictions may be relaxed at different rates, but that could be difficult to manage if some people are free to move around and others are still in lockdown. david shukman, bbc ns. anchor: more worrying economic ne out of the u.s.. retail

that, a storm developing into the northeast by friday evening, heavy rain from new england all the way down into the southeast, and then as it slams into that cold air with strong wind gusts of 40 miles per hour, snow showers, windchills from pittsburgh up into new england with some light snow developing. look at some of these snow totals, northern new england could see upwards of six to eight inches of snow, but interior sections of new york and new england could see about two to four inches. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. because we're here tp make this "new" normal, feel just a little more... normal. like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we check out our live view in san jose, the sun is up and very clear skies across the bay area. it's going to start to warm up quickly as we head to 87 degrees in the south bay. some of our east bay microclimates will reach 92 degrees. our inland temperatures will peak tomorrow reaching up to 94 degrees, but this heat doesn't last long. we will cool off and we could even

temperatures in england and wales mid—20s celsius, 27, 28 in the southeast and we could see the low 20se could see a few hit and miss heavy showers or thunderstorms developed during thursday afternoon. temperatures reaching the upper 20s celsius here, i warm day from amy but i notched down across scotland and northern ireland because we have got this feature moving in to close the week, a deep area of low pressure bringing windy weather and tails in the northwest and also some cloud and rain which will clear eastern air and it‘s a sunny day, blustery afternoon with showers and heavy across scotland and northern ireland being driven on gale force winds. it will feel cool across the northwest and then made teams celsius here and we could see highs of 21 maybe 22 degrees in the southeast. not much rain in the forecast for southern and eastern pa rt forecast for southern and eastern part of the country. most of the showers will be across the northwest. this is 0utside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. i‘m babita sharma. we‘re covering all the latest coronavirus

virus is declining but the southeast, east, northwest, are all closer to the threshold of one but the northeast and yorkshire with the highest rate of all regions in englands thought to be in the range of .71 and northern ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast isjust ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast is just perhaps ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast isjust perhaps later than other regions in acquiring the virus and having the epidemic but there may be other factors and we know that this advantage has certainly and hospitalization and disadvantage and hospitalization and disadvantage and in certain populations it seems to have the more severe effect. the scottish government was the first to declare its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. like everywhere there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. there may well be the difference is that when we go into smaller geographic areas greater uncertainty there is in making these assessments. moment the advice i haveis assessments. moment the advice i have is that the most reliable way of reporting the r number is and the range we report it and at

any cloud that will form in eastern england will see more sunshine pushing to the northern aisles and another dry, sunny and warm day. wind blowing from the southeast0s. a bit of patchy cloud on wednesday and mostly fair weather cloud with plenty of sunshine around and still a bit ofa plenty of sunshine around and still a bit of a breeze blowing with higher temperatures towards more western parts of england and wales and it will scott to cool off. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. another step in easing the lockdown in england — new rules allow groups of up to six people to meet outside from monday. these changes mean that friends and family can start to meet their loved ones, perhaps seeing both parents at once, or both grandparents at once. and i know that for many people, this will be a long—awaited and joyful moment. uk police say the prime minister's adviser dominic cummings may have broken the rules when he travelled to barnard castle — they call it a minor breach

england, northern ireland and wales. some showers but temperatures ending at 12 or 13. the frontal system in the north will push southeastt corner on wednesday, then a lot of dry weather around with a fair amount of cloud developing through the day with temperatures still not in great shakes, 7—15. temperatures will then begin to climb with an area of high pressure starting to build its way in towards the british isles, cutting off the feed of cold northerly winds we've had and we start to bring in some slightly less cold airfrom start to bring in some slightly less cold air from the atlantic. this will not be a heatwave by any stretch, not initially, temperatures are slowly climbing to the end of the week. they could be rain at times in the north—west of the uk. getting into the weekend, some parts of the south could get up to 22. it should start to feel a bit more spring again. a reminder of our top story... the government has published a 50 page document setting out details of how it plans to get people back to work and children back to school in england. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and

england across northern ireland and perhaps wales as well. writer following him behind, the best of the words in the sunshine likely on tuesday afternoon through east anglia and the southeastnto the high 70s, behind it may be mid to high teens possibly low 20s. that high—pressure is not really moving very far very fast, weather fronts will try to push and from time to time ini will try to push and from time to time in i went state the level of uncertainty as to whether we will see any rain from this front. need to keep an eye on it and could bring a brakes of sharper showers into western scotland. certainly more in the way of cloud in the best of the ascension for england and wales, more widespread want to the middle pa rt more widespread want to the middle part of the day, 25 or 26 across the country. this theme is going to continue over the next few days. high—pressurejust continue over the next few days. high—pressure just drifting off the scandinavia a little but we still have this southerly feed dragging in this warm airand have this southerly feed dragging in this warm air and potentially high—pressure keeping all those out in the atlantic. not much change as we move