scotland, patchy cloud developing, an isolated shower later in the day can't be ruled out in southeast england western counties of northern ireland, parts of scotland and outbreaks of rain occasionally — just ten to 12 degrees here. really quite warm when you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight and into tuesday, the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning so frost will morning, so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday. a shower can't be ruled out on tuesday. cloudy in scotland and northern ireland, not much rain left on this weatherfront, northern scotland brightening up but here behind the weather front, the air, the wind is changing direction and it will feel colder here. south of the weather front is still warm and light winds and where you get some of those sunny spells continuing. a cooler air behind this weather front with cloud and not much rain continues to push south overnight an

temperatures falling rapidly, and maybe some mist and fog patches forming later across parts of southeast englandoss ireland and north... southerly breeze heading into tomorrow. mist and fog across southern england tends to lift rather readily, the cloud will bubble up and spread out and london so this sunnier skies will be around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland where we have some cloud and rain here. otherwise it'll be dry, temperatures similar to today, could make 15 celsius again and parts of scotland. pollen levels will be high, mind you. lots of sunshine for many parts of the country, it'll be a dry day, breezy towards the northwest, temperatures peaking at around 14—15 c in the sunshine. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. a critical moment in the trial over the death of george floyd — murder accused derek chauvin waives his right to testify. you understand that you have a fifth amendment privilege to remain silent. do you understand that? yes. both the defence and the prosecution have now finished presenting their cases in one of the most watched trial�*s

window of clear skies across the country, the exception, then, down through east anglia into southeast englandg to see more in the way of cloud. that'll keep those temperatures up. where we do get the breaks, particularly in rural areas, we could see a touch of light frost. but the emphasis for the sunshine on easter sunday in a different place than the last couple of days across england and wales. in particular eastern england will see some sunshine and, as a consequence, some warmth as well. by contrast, though, into the far northwest of scotland, our front arrives, bringing some rain, strengthening winds and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather behind it. now, that front sinks south. and by easter monday, it's a change for all. it is going to be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, but it's going to be windy, cold arctic air. the showers will be sleet and snow. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on government critics. in a video passed to the bbc, p

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scotland, patchy cloud developing, an isolated shower later in the day can�*t be ruled out in southeast englanday, the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning, so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday. a shower can�*t be ruled out on tuesday. cloudy in scotland and northern ireland, not much rain left on this weatherfront, northern scotland brightening up but here behind the weather front, the air, the wind is changing direction and it will feel colder here. south of the weather front is still warm and light winds and where you get some of those sunny spells continuing. a cooler air behind this weather front with cloud and not much rain continues to push south overnight and into wednesday across the uk. and a new area of high pressure taking over and giving plenty of dry weather in the second half of the week, but the wind around that coming in for the northeast will be colder along north se

wales and scotland, patchy cloud developing, a shower later in the day cannot be ruled out in southeast englandf rain occasionally atjust ten to 12 degrees here. really quite warm when you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight to tuesday, the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday. a shower can't be ruled out on tuesday. cloudy in scotland and northern ireland, not much rain left on this weatherfront, northern scotland brightening up but here behind the weather front the air, the wind is changing direction and it will feel colder here. south of the weather front is still warm and light winds where you get some of those sunny spells continuing. a cooler air behind this weather front with cloud and not much rain continues to push south overnight and into wednesday across the uk. and a new area of high pressure taking over anfd giving plenty taking over

wales and scotland and developing ice that is shower later in the day cannot be ruled out in southeast englandccasionally atjust ten to 12 degrees here. really quite warm when you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight to tuesday, the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday. a shower can't be ruled out on tuesday. scotland and northern ireland, not much rain left on this weather front, northern scotland brightening up but here behind the weather front the air, the wind is changing direction and it will feel colder here. south of the weather front is still warm and light winds where you get some of those sunny spells continuing. a cooler air behind this weather front with cloud and not much rain continues to push south overnight and into wednesday across the uk. and a new area of high pressure taking over anfd giving plenty of dry weather in the second

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that window of clear skies across the country, the exception then down through east anglia into southeast englandcould see a touch of light frost. at the emphasis for the sunshine on easter sunday in a different place than the last couple of days across england and wales, in particular eastern england, will see some sunshine and as a consequence, some 1000 well. by contrast, though come into the far northwest of scotland that front arrives bringing some rain, strengthening winds and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather behind it. now, that french sinks south and by easter monday, it's a change for all. it is going to be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, but it is going to be windy, cold arctic air, the showers will be sleet and snow. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a spectacular procession in the streets of cairo — the mummies of 22 ancient egyptian rulers transported to a new resting place. more protests in germany against strict covid measures, as the country's president appeals for national unity. italy and france

and that apache club developing an ice that is shower later in the day cannot be ruled out in southeast england you get the sunshine elsewhere. 0vernight it to tuesday the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday, the word apache club developing and a shower can't be ruled out on tuesday. scotland and northern ireland not much rain left on this weather front, northern scotland brightening up front, northern scotland brightening up but here behind the weather front the air, the wind is changing direction and it will feel colder here. south of the weather front is still warm and light winds where you get some of those sunny spells continuing. a cooler air behind this weather front with cloud and not much rain continues to push south overnight and into wednesday across the uk. in the new area of high pressure taking over getting plenty of dry weather in th

quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglias hampshire will fade away overnight, and it's going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder, though across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we've got that southerly breeze that'll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think i'm in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in [and across the uk. so the best of the sunshine around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland, where we've got some rain arriving in the western isles. otherwise, it's a dry day, similar temperatures to today — could make 15 celsius through the central belt of scotland and around the marie firth. but the pollen levels are going to be high. we're in the peak of the tree pollen season, and

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england and southern scotland, down to minus 4—5 celsius. more showers on the way for tomorrow, and it looks like the north—easterly breeze will push them in towards east anglia and the southeastrge parts of the uk will be dry. cool breeze filtering in those showers across southeastern areas of the uk, so temperatures here will be a bit lower than they were today. elsewhere, around 11—13 celsius could make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the

england and southern scotland, down to minus a—5 celsius. more showers on the way for tomorrow, and it looks like the north—easterly breeze will push them in towards east anglia and the southeast quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best of the sunshine around coastal parts, but probably a dry day everywhere on friday with similar sort of temperatures, as well. heading into the weekend, these weather fronts will finally make a move into scotland and northern ireland, increasing the cloud, more likely to get rain in the northwest during the second hal

quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we've got that southerly breeze that'll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think i'm in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the uk. so the best of the sunshine around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland, where we've got some rain arriving in the western isles. otherwise, it's a dry day, similar temperatures to today — could make 15 celsius through the central belt of scotland and around the marie firth. but the pollen levels are going to be high. we're in the peak of the tree pollen season, and levels will be higher across east anglia and the southeast than the

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england andn northern scotland at minus seven celsius. and there could be some icy patches around too. still a few showers first thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brighten up through the day in northern ir

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england ando be in northern scotland at minus seven celsius. and there could be some icy patches around too. still a few showers first thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brighten up through the day in north

continuing to run in across east anglia — the odd rainbow, as well, those showers pushing in to the southeast of englandd about 15 degrees or so. these are the numbers at the end of the afternoon — it's quite a bit cooler around those north sea coasts with the onshore breeze. it's also cooler where we've got the showers for east anglia and the south—east of england — a nagging north—easterly breeze here, and it'll be breezy through the english channel, as well. could be one or two sharp showers for a while, probably extending their way down into hampshire by the end of the day. as the sun goes down, the showers fade away, we'll have clearing skies overnight. later in the night, bit of patchy cloud for lincolnshire, and some areas of fog likely around the home counties too, but with clear skies and light winds, the temperatures will fall away sharply and, like last night, we're going to have a frost across many parts of the country. sunny start for most, the fog shouldn't last too long towards the home counties, and then we'll see the cloud bubbling up a bit more than today across england and wales, spre

it may well be that the far north of scotland, the far southeast of england stay dry for a large parto be picking up as well and it is going to still be on the cool side for the time of year, you won't go far wrong. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, ben brown. president biden has held a rally in georgia told mark is 100 day in office. he wanted the wealthy and corporations to pay their share of tax. he's the first to urge americans to support... alexia navalny was launched a scathing attack on president putin, accusing him of stealing the country's riches. it's the first time he's been seen since his hunger strike. noel clarke has been suspended. it follows counsel sexual harassment cement which he decides —— denies.

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england andks, lowest temperatures likely to be in northern scotland at minus seven celsius. and there could be some icy patches around too. still a few showers first thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brig

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england and in northern scotland at minus seven celsius. and there could be some icy patches around too. still a few showers first thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brighten up through the day in northern

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england andrthern scotland at minus seven celsius. and there could be some icy patches around too. still a few showers first thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brighten up through the day in northern irelan

not much rain into southeast england. very limited sunny spells.the double figures here before again it gets colder for the begun. today at six — new guidance from the uk's medical regulator to address concerns about the oxford—astrazeneca jab and blood clots. people under the age of 30 will be offered an alternative vaccine — the health experts say they are acting out of utmost caution. this is a course change. it is based on a clinical preference, based on newly emerging data. it will be kept under very careful review. research shows nearly 80 people developed the blood clots — but that's out of 20 million doses of the astrazeneca jab. these vaccines are safe. they have saved many _ these vaccines are safe. they have saved many thousands _ these vaccines are safe. they have saved many thousands of - these vaccines are safe. they have saved many thousands of lives i these vaccines are safe. they have saved many thousands of lives and | saved many thousands of lives and people should come forward to get theirjabs and we will make

it may well be that the far north of scotland, the far southeast of england stay dry for a large part, the winds are going to be picking up as well and it is going to still be on the cool side for the time of year, you won't go far wrong. this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my husband. _ and around the world. my husband, the _ and around the world. ij�*i husband, the president of and around the world. m1 husband, the president of the united states, joe biden! president biden holds the rally in georgia, the first of on its order to encourage americans to support his sweeping economic plans. gaunt and visibly diminished, alexei navalny in court by video link for his first appearance since his hunger strike, accusing president putin is stealing the country's riches. prime minister borisjohnson says there isn't anything to see here as key questions over the refurbishment of his downing street flat still go unanswered. and daniel clark denies sexual harassment

it may well be that the far north of scotland, the far southeast of england stay dry for a large parting up as well and it is going to still be on the cool side for the time of year, you won't go far wrong. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be

perhaps southeast england and to the east of the pennines staying largely fine and dry, but the temperatures the first shipment of medical supplies arrive in covid stricken india. infections and deaths have now reached record highs. researchers say lockdowns and other covid measures, adversely affect the speech development, of young children. some schools are now offering additional support. more now on the first uk medical supplies arriving in india, as the country struggles with an unprecedented surge in coronavirus infections and deaths. dr margaret harris from the world health organization welcomed the help from the international community but said it needed to continue throughout the pandemic. this is again by v have been saying all along that this virus way this a lot of people, theyjust have a very mild illness or a centy medic illness, but you need complex medical care in a hospital —— asymptomatic. if you have huge numbers of cases, you are 15% of your numbers and analysis are people way beyond your capacity to deal with. and this is what we are seeing and thanks to the uk and every

against coronavirus with that variant that became prevalent here and first identified in the southeast of england, it was a terrible and ferocious battle. many people lost their lives. it's a great deal of hesitancy, as well, when you look at the spikes. you see france and italy put in more restrictions. on the uk on the other side of the mountain trying to figure out how quickly and slowly you ease up the rules. you have a road map being rolled out. the only restriction loosened you can meet your family and friends outside in small groups, if you know anything about england, it's rarely allowed with the rain. you'll hear more from the government and more plans here. we'll have information about foreign travel, holidays resuming. that could happen from may 17th but careful and cautious. it will be a traffic light system there. each destination and country will be categorized under that system. and the second part will cover domestically how do you reopen sport events and conferences. their answer is a covid certification status. it doesn't roll off the tongue, as you've said. what it essentially

it may well be that the far north of scotland, the far southeast of england stay dry for a large partd around the world. my my husband, the president of the united states, joe biden. president biden holds a rally in georgia, the first stop on a tour to encourage americans to support his sweeping economic plans. gaunt and visibily diminished. alexei navalny in court via videolink — for his first appearance since his hunger strike — accusing president putin of stealing the country's riches. prime minister boris johnson plays down more questions about the refurbishment of his downing street flat — insisting there isn't "anything to see here". astonishment as a new gene therapy improves the vision of some patients with a rare inherited eye condition.

so we start sunday with a widespread frost, it'll be a colder start for the southeast of england andfirst thing, although many places will be starting dry and sunny, cloud will tend to increase, we will see a few more showers make out in the morning, and they'll turn more widespread in the afternoon — some of them heavy with hail, sleet and snow mixed in there, as well. it'll be another cold day, temperatures typically 6—8 celsius, maybe a touch colder than that across northern scotland, a touch milder than that across southern parts of england. but the damp weather coming into northern ireland by the evening on that weather front there, that'll slide its way down into wales, the southern half of the uk. but a frosty start on monday for many, particularly cold for northern england and scotland where we have the clearer skies. for the most part, monday here should be dry and sunny, just a few showers near some eastern coasts. should brighten up through the day in northern ireland, but stays quite cloudy through wales, the midlands towards southern england, some patchy rain — and early

england and southern scotland, down to minus 4—5 celsius. more showers on the way for tomorrow, and it looks like the north—easterly breeze will push them in towards east anglia and the southeastrts of the uk will be dry. cool breeze filtering in those showers across southeastern areas of the uk, so temperatures here will be a bit lower than they were today. elsewhere, around 12—13 celsius could make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening, as skies tend to clear, we've got those showers moving away from southeastern parts of england, so it's turning dry overnight once again. and we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather as we move into friday — and for the time being, at least, it's keeping these weather fronts at bay out in the atlantic, and keeping mild air away, as well. bit more of a breeze perhaps developing in northern ireland, western scotland, a southerly breeze, a bit of a breeze through the english channel. elsewhere the winds are light after a cold, frosty start. a sunny start will see the cloud holding up again, spreading out over inland areas with the best o

morning, another widespread frost across the country, maybe as low as —3 or “4 in some spots of england and southeast, even though we're under this same area of high pressure. that's what's keeping things dry at the moment. but around it, we are seeing some blustery conditions, particularly towards the far south and the west. most, though, light winds through friday, early morning mist and fog patches quickly clearing. that cloud stubbornly persistent across the far northeast of scotland, maybe a few showers for shetland. high cloud may turn the sunshine hazy in one or two spots, but overall, it's a sunny day for many. a windy one, though, through the english channel and the southwest. the winds could gust in excess of a0 mph, whipping up some rather choppy seas, and that will limit the temperature rise here to between around 12—14 celsius for many. it may get up to 18 on the north coast of devon and around these western areas, 18 celsius quite possible. northwest england, north wales could get to around 20 celsius during the afternoon. but for all, just about, away from where we've got the cloud in

england. in more of the cloud and wind mental state mile to the south and clear skies and a frost of the particular spread in the southeastf rain will see some showers for northern ireland a must in scotland, very cloudy there and wet and cold on the north sea coast. hello, this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: more questions about leaks and behaviour in downing street as sources say borisjohnson did suggest that "bodies could pile high" during a discussion about lockdown. he denies it. meanwhile, britain's top civil servant answers questions from mps about leaks from number ten and allegations that the refurbishment to the prime minister's flat was paid for by private donations. the british—iranian charity worker nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is sentenced to a year in prison in iran, after being found guilty of propaganda against the regime. as india's covid crisis intensifies, doctors say people are dying on the streets outside hospitals. lockdown restrictions in scotland and wales are eased — pubs, cafes and restaurants reopen to customers outdoors. and triumph at the oscars for sir anthony hopkins who be

england in southern scotland, minus 4—5 c. more showers on the way for tomorrow, it looks like the north easterly breeze will be pushing him towards east anglia and the southeastld make a degree or two higher than that and western parts of scotland. those temperatures again will fall away very quickly during the evening as skies could to clear, we got showers moving away from england so it turns dry overnight once again. we still have high—pressure in charge of the weather, as we move into friday, and for the time being it's keeping these weather fronts at bay on the atlantic and keeping milder air away it was well. more of a breeze developing in northern ireland and western scotland, a bit of a breeze through the english channel, otherwise it's a sunny start and we will see the cloud building up again, spreading out around inland areas with the best of the sunshine around. coastal parts probably a drier day with dry temperatures as well. heading into the weekend, these weather fronts will finally make it move into scotland and northern ireland, increasing the cloud, more likely to get some rain in the northwest during the second half of the weekend. elsewhere

morning, another widespread frost across the country, maybe as low as —3 or “4 in some spots of england and southeastugh we're under this same area of high pressure. that's what's keeping things dry at the moment. but around it, we are seeing some blustery conditions, particularly towards the far south and the west. most, though, light winds through friday, early morning mist and fog patches quickly clearing. that cloud stubbornly persistent across the far northeast of scotland, maybe a few showers for shetland. high cloud may turn the sunshine hazy in one or two spots, but overall, it's a sunny day for many. a windy one, though, through the english channel and the southwest. the winds could gust in excess of a0 mph, whipping up some rather choppy seas, and that will limit the temperature rise here to between around 12—14 degrees for many. it may get up to 18 on the north coast of devon and around these western areas, 18 celsius quite possible. northwest england, north wales could get to around 20 degrees during the afternoon. but for all, just about, away from where we've got the cloud in the northe

morning, another widespread frost across the country, maybe as low as —3 or “4 in some spots of england and southeasth we're under this same area of high pressure. that's what's keeping things dry at the moment. but around it, we are seeing some blustery conditions, particularly towards the far south and the west. most, though, light winds through friday, early morning mist and fog patches quickly clearing. that cloud stubbornly persistent across the far northeast of scotland, maybe a few showers for shetland. high cloud may turn the sunshine hazy in one or two spots, but overall, it's a sunny day for many. a windy one, though, through the english channel and the southwest. the winds could gust in excess of a0 mph, whipping up some rather choppy seas, and that will limit the temperature rise here to between around 12—14 degrees for many. it may get up to 18 on the north coast of devon and around these western areas, 18 celsius quite possible. northwest england, north wales could get to around 20 degrees during the afternoon. but for all, just about, away from where we've got the cloud in the northeas

and so that means colder for all but it also means more in the way of sunshine across southeast and southern englandst but it is allowing this weather front to bring a little more in the way of cloud into the far north and west, so that means not quite as cold a start into northern ireland and western fringes. the coldest and the frostiest weather first thing on monday morning looks likely to be across the far northeast of scotland. but it looks as though scotland and eastern england will see the best of the sunshine on monday, clouding over with some outbreaks of showery rain, eventually pushing into northern ireland, wales and southwest england with that weather front slipping its way steadily southwards and temperatures struggling to climb into double figures as we go through monday. so a cool day even with the sunshine, 7 to 9 degrees the high. high pressure is trying to build in from the south but that weather front still enhancing the potential for some showers up into the far northwest on tuesday. nothing particularly significant in terms of rainfall but there will be some wetter weather for

quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east angliaog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder, though across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we�*ve got that southerly breeze that�*ll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think i�*m in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the uk. so the best of the sunshine around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland, where we�*ve got some rain arriving in the western isles. otherwise, it�*s a dry day, similar temperatures to today — could make 15 celsius through the central belt of scotland and around the marie firth. but the pollen levels are going to be high. we�*re in the peak of the tree pollen season, and levels will be higher across east anglia and the southeast than they were today because it�*ll be dry with some

quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglian the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the uk. so the best of the sunshine around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland, where we�*ve got some rain arriving in the western isles. otherwise, it�*s a dry day, similar temperatures to today — could make 15 celsius through the central belt of scotland and around the marie firth. but the pollen levels are going to be high. we�*re in the peak of the tree pollen season, and levels will be higher across east anglia and the southeast than they were today because it�*ll be dry with some sunshine. high pressure is in charge of our weather as we head into the weekend. it�*s keeping these weather fronts at bay. 0vernight, any rain in the northwest of scotland will fade away. and it looks like saturday will be a dry day. again, breezy towards western scotland and northern ireland. the sunshine may turn a bit hazy. for many parts of the uk, it�*s going to be dry wit

, but on that north—easterly breeze, we will bring in a few showers to parts of eastern england, into the southeastfresher, too. for the most part, though, elsewhere, the winds are light. there is warmth in the sunshine if you get some of that. you certainly feel it as temperatures, away from the chilly east, will be close to the average for the time of year. big picture going friday into the weekend, there are weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic towards northern ireland and scotland, initially perhaps just bringing a bit more cloud. but deeper on into the weekend, more especially on sunday, there is a chance that, here, we could see a bit of rain, whereas elsewhere it stays dry. this is bbc news: i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. us and european authorities pause the rollout of the johnson & johnson jab — it's now the latest covid vaccine linked to blood clots. you are much more likely to have a severe adverse outcome if you catch covid. this is a thing that is much more likely to cause plots. calls a major uk trial into mixing c

spells, but on that northeasterly breeze, we will bring in a few showers to parts of eastern england, into the southeastugh, elsewhere, the winds are light. there is warmth in the sunshine if you get some of that. you certainly feel it as temperatures, away from the chilly east, will be close to the average for the time of year. big picture going friday into the weekend, there are weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic towards northern ireland and scotland, initially perhaps just bringing a bit more cloud. but deeper on into the weekend, more especially on sunday, there is a chance that, here, we could see a bit of rain, whereas elsewhere it stays dry. welcome to bbc news, i'm mike embley. our top stories. us and european authorities pause the rollout of thejohnson &johnson jab, as it becomes the second covid vaccine linked to rare blood clots. tensions rise around russia's military build—up in the ukraine and president biden suggests a summit with vladimir putin. president biden sets the withdrawal of us forces from afghanistan for september at the latest. japan faces criticism over plans t

spells, but on that northeasterly breeze, we will bring in a few showers to parts of eastern england, into the southeastugh, elsewhere, the winds are light. there is warmth in the sunshine if you get some of that. you certainly feel it as temperatures, away from the chilly east, will be close to the average for the time of year. big picture going friday into the weekend, there are weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic towards northern ireland and scotland, initially perhaps just bringing a bit more cloud. but deeper on into the weekend, more especially on sunday, there is a chance that, here, we could see a bit of rain, whereas elsewhere it stays dry. this is bbc news. the headlines: we us treasury later is recommending suspending the use of thejohnson &johnson of the johnson & johnson vaccine of thejohnson &johnson vaccine because of the johnson & johnson vaccine because several recipients have developed rare and severe blood clots. johnson & johnson now says and severe blood clots. johnson &johnson now says it and severe blood clots. johnson & johnson now says it will delay the roll—out o

spells, but on that northeasterly breeze, we will bring in a few showers to parts of eastern england, into the southeast a touch fresher, too. for the most part, though, elsewhere, the winds are light. there is warmth in the sunshine if you get some of that. you certainly feel it as temperatures, away from the chilly east, will be close to the average for the time of year. big picture going friday into the weekend — weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic towards northern ireland and scotland, initially perhaps just bringing a bit more cloud. but deeper on into the weekend, more especially on sunday, there is a chance that, here, we could see a bit of rain, whereas elsewhere it stays dry. this is bbc news, the headlines... the roll—out of thejohnson & johnson covid jab in europe has been put on hold, american regulators calling for a halt in use as rare blood clots are investigated. six women developed clots out of 7 million people who had the vaccine, one of them has died. president biden has urged president putin to ease tensions on the ukrainian border suggesting they hold their first summ

continuing to run in across east anglia — the odd rainbow, as well, those showers pushing in to the southeast of england well. could be 1—2 sharp showers for a while, probably extending their way down into hampshire by the end of the day. as the sun goes down, the showers fade away, we'll have clearing skies overnight. later in the night, bit of patchy cloud for lincolnshire, and some areas of fog likely around the home counties, too, but with clear skies and light winds, the temperatures will fall away sharply and, like last night, we're going to have a frost across many parts of the country. sunny start for most, the fog shouldn't last too long towards the home counties, and then we'll see the cloud bubbling up a bit more than today across england and wales, spreading over land with more in the way of sunshine for coastal areas. sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. away from the north—west, we're going to find some rain arriving in the western isles. generally, temperatures similar to those of today — around 11—13 celsius typically. now that rain that's coming into the western isles doesn't get