the regions throughout southern ireland already europe has said that the western region is actually still coming up and still is disadvantaged so a lot of people of being are being left out of that new celtic tiger and when you see even the rise in social democrats and people for profit there's a there's a bigger vote coming from the left i think the public were a little they felt patronized to from the language of both fin a fall in feeling here too that they wouldn't speak to one particular partition feehan that they wouldn't go back into government together and these 2 parties have been the government in and out themselves for the last 100 years and for the last. 5 or 6 years will work in coalition you may as well say. so i think they're completely misread it certainly it hasn't been easy for the last 5 or 6 years. to get the country back on its feet but you've got to bring everybody with you and their mess that a lot of those issues and there were and claim to. they're inclined to dictate to the voters and you can't dictate to voters every man's entitle to his own vote and to place it

area of low pressure across southern ireland, we could see heavy rain, close enough to produce on itsounts of cloud, more cloud than we've seen on saturday, thunderstorms developing across southern england later, temperatures your 23 degrees but are starting to fall from the highs today and tomorrow and notably further north, temperatures in single figures. getting colder through sunday into monday, quite a windy night in—store as this pressure m oves windy night in—store as this pressure moves in windy night in—store as this pressure moves in ringing wind from the north, adding to the chill along the north, adding to the chill along the east coast, plenty of cloud here. sunshine becoming more widespread in the west, even here, temperatures around 10 degrees lower than they have been for the next few days. with winds touching gale force in the south—east, added wind—chill as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government issues an easter message to urging people to remain at home this weekend as governments across the wor

into southern scotla nd northern irelandnoon that we are most likely to see some flashes of lightning. sunshine around, but some of the showers across the north will be slow—moving. this weekend the winds will tend to fall much lighter. there will still be showers around the north and east. some sunshine but it will be quite cloudy at times, too. saturday we start off with some morning sunshine but clouds will develop and turn quite cloudy towards the middle of the day until the early afternoon. showers around north and eastern scotland, some running into parts of north and east england as well. temperatures, we are looking at highs for many of us around 14 and 17 degrees celsius. we start off fine again on sunday but clouds will build across the sky and again still showers to come across northern and eastern scotland again running down into parts of north—east england. temperatures similar, for most of us between 14—17, relatively mild. the forecast into next week — the weather will settle down more, more sunshine to look f

this afternoon the rain advancing across more of northern and eastern england, northern ireland and southerncotland. wales in the sunshine but further showers later this afternoon. temperatures in the mid to low teens, such average for the time of year and quite breezy especially when we get the rain. the rain pushes north across scotland over night with further heavy downpours pushing to england, wales, northern ireland and southern scotland. all of that going on temperatures not going down too far, mid to high single figures as we start the day tomorrow. the pressure is still very much with us so it will be wet at times and again some patchy rain in northern scotland. elsewhere some sunny spells but showers developing and some of these will be heavy. perhaps sundry as well with the chance of some hail and accompanied by a gusty wind especially the further south you are. and temperatures again mid to low teens. showers developing once again on friday although some of us may have a dry and bright start, the show is most likely because parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wa

we will see rain for a time in parts of northern ireland and southern scotland.rain fringes into wales and south—west england. for england 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 britis

sunny skies for northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland, but still a few sharp showers to come across the northern half of scotland. the cooler air is pushing down further across the uk, temperatures are continuing to drop away. the remaining heat is getting squeezed into the southeast corner, where there could be if few heavy showers later on in the day. but with that cooler air coming down across the uk, we should see tree pollen levels dropping, moderates, really co m e pollen levels dropping, moderates, really come a medium across many parts of the country. but whether weather is still to arrive, i think, and it arrives across the southern half of the uk on tuesday. pressure continues to fall. together with those weather fronts, we see an area of low— pressure those weather fronts, we see an area of low—pressure development, so that means some rain. and perhaps by the end of the day, there could be as much as an inch of rain in one or two places in the south. it's going to be seven england, wales, the midlands that see most of the rain i think on tuesday, further no

ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts.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 than 500,000 confirmed infections, the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to decline, but with 16,500 p

parts of western and southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england. cture for the weekend with a gap between weather systems on saturday with low— pressure weather systems on saturday with low—pressure is going to come in with more rain on sunday. not try for everyone on saturday still a chance of seeing a few showers northern and eastern part of the uk. but more of us will be dry on saturday before that rain gets in on sunday. a selection of locations to show you here. pretty much all in the same boat. temperatures pretty sum it up as well. most of us seeing 00:28:46,171 --> 2147483051:51:08,610 some more wet weather for a time on 2147483051:51:08,610 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of coronavirus deaths in the uk reaches 26,000, as a new way of counting adds in care homes and the community as well as hospital deaths. only people who‘ve died after testing positive for coronavirus are included in the figures. care home providers say they‘re in a full—blow

these will get going again up some of these will get going again up to western and southern scotland, northern irelandit higher. the picture for the weekend, with a gap between weather systems on saturday the low— pressure weather systems on saturday the low—pressure is going to come in with more rain on sunday. not try for everyone on saturday still a chance of seeing a few showers northern and eastern parts of the uk but more of us will be tried on saturday before that rain gets in on sunday. a selection of locations to show you here. pretty much all in the same boat. temperatures pretty similaras the same boat. temperatures pretty similar as well. most of us see some more wet weather at a time on sunday. this is 0utside 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 us economy has shrunk at its fastest rate in a decade, as the lockdown virtually shut down the world's biggest economy. and there is worse still to come. the number of people who've died in the uk hasjumped past 26—000 — as the gover

by about lunchtime, and then that rain will eventually get into northern england, northern ireland and southerno something brighter, but with one or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees, i think some 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 s

ireland. eight noticeable when particular for eastern and southern coast, they channel island could see gustsfrom where they have been. seven in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 11! degrees at best. high pressure builds strongly across the british isles through monday night into tuesday morning you can see this blue shade on the chart. widespread fraud. if you spent the weekend gardening. a fairly cool feeling on tuesday with a lot of dry weather in the coming week and it turns warm once again.

west of scotland, west of northern ireland but temperatures above where they should be at the time of year, peaking at around 23—25 across parts of central, southernher neck lighter and patchy later. frost free as we head into saturday. could still be a damp and cloudy start across parts of scotland, northern ireland initially, turning drier and brighter, hazy sunshine, further south varying amounts of, longer sunny spells were the south and east, wales and the south—west could catch an isolated thunderstorm later in the day. temperatures higher than today in the south—east, 26 degrees possible, cooler in western scotland, northern ireland, westerly breeze finishing saturday, this area of low pressure moving. low pressure out towards ireland, southern ireland, we could see heavy rain, may be close enough to produce splashes to the west of wales. elsewhere, varying amounts of cloud, or club on saturday, thunderstorms developing across southern england later, temperatures were 23 degrees, all that falling away from highs today and tomorrow, notably further north temperatures in single figures. getting colder through sunday night into monday, denied

for northern ireland and across southern areas of scotland, sometimes wetter here and then a brightery wind as we go into this evening whereas our band of rain from today eventually goes across northern areas of scotland as the night goes on. many of us will see some rain or showers overnight, temperatures holding up into the mid or high single figures as we start the day tomorrow. there will be some drier moments tomorrow, some sunny spells, but the emphasis will be as low pressure remains in control a fair few heavy showers getting going during the day, particularly through england and wales into northern ireland and southern scotland. some of these will be thundery with a risk of hail, gusty winds and very brisk winds right away through the english channel coasts as well and temperatures in the mid to low teens. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister borisjohnson and his fiancee carrie symonds have announced the birth of a healthy baby boy. millions more people in england are eligible for covid—19 testing — after the government loosens rules on who can apply. th

area of low pressure as well out towards ireland, and across southern ireland, we could see some heavynties of england later. temperatures starting to fall away. it gets colder on sunday night, quite a windy night in store as this high pressure brings the winds all the way down from the north, adding to the chill along the eastern coasts. sunshine becoming more widespread further west. but even here, we will see temperatures around 10 degrees lower than where they have been for the next few days. and winds touching gale force in the south—east. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk government issues an easter message urging people to remain at home this weekend as governments across the world ask people to stay indoors to stop the spread of coronavirus. the british prime minister is spending a sixth day in hospital after leaving intensive care. his father urges him to rest. eu finance ministers agree a 500 billion euro rescue package to help countries worst affected by the pandemic. new york starts to bury some of its dead in mass

lunchtime, and that rain will eventually get to the mainland into northern england, northern ireland, and southern or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland, and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees some 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

even the parts of southern england there will be further showers driven on by what a fairly risk wind here. the heavy showers will be in northern irelandtland and northern england. it's across these areas through the afternoon that you'll most likely to see some flashes of lightning, rumbles of thunder and a bit of hail mixed in. could be some sunshine around at some of the showers across the norm ——north the uk will also be slow—moving. it'll manage to give some fairly downpours as well. this weekend, the winds will tend to fall much lighter still be son showers around particular across the north and east. some sunshine but will be quite cloudy at times too. saturday we start off with some morning sunshine but clouds will develop and will quite cloudy towards the middle part of date in early afternoon. they'll be showers around particularly northern and eastern scotland some running into parts of north and east england as well. temperatures looking high for many of us around 14 and i7dc. we start off fine again on sunday but cloud will once again build across the skies into the early part of the afternoon. again there are still some s

see rainfora time erratic progress southeast so we see rain for a time and parts of northern ireland in southernls in the southwest of england, and generally the stay of england, and generally the stay of sunny spells and heavy showers into the afternoon, though showers could get really heavy indeed with frequent lightning and some thunder thrown in. 25 degrees once again in london but for the north and much cooler feel as you introduce this northerly wind. as you go through sunday night so showers for a time in england and wales and more of us feel the effects of that and more of us feel the effects of that and more of us feel the effects of that north or northeast wind and during monday that would drag a lot of clout into northern and eastern scotland and down to the eastern side of england. for the rest for you because of shelter from that wind that's where we will have the best of the sunshine. the wind particularly brisk for eastern and southern coast could see gusts of 50 mph for the channel islands look at temperatures, type temperature in cardiff and plymouth a high of 11! degrees. as yo

midlands into the run london area and by lunchtime and then that rain will get into northern ireland and southern scotland will hold onto one or two showers. writers guys returning behind the rain bent as well. quite a windy day also of the southwest of england. those temperatures generally between ten and 14 degrees. i think some coastal areas in northeast england might struggle around eight or nine. as you go through wednesday night here goes our first rain band northwards. and of the pulse of heavy rain was slide its weight northeast with across england, wales 01’ northeast with across england, wales or northern ireland again but to southern scotland. some hefty showers chasing on behind. temperatures to start thursday morning generally between five and 8 degrees. so if thursday at low pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can see pressure firmly in charge of the scene. you can see there is frontal systems spiralling around the low. there will be some outbreaks of rain to contend with. patty rain drifting its weight northwards across scotla

by about lunchtime, and then that rain will eventually get into northern england, northern ireland and southernome brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees, i think some 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 s

by about lunchtime, and then that rain will eventually get into northern england, northern ireland and southernern scotland will hold onto something brighter, but with one or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees, i think some 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.

however, we do have a weather front coming into play, which will start the day across southern scotland and northern ireland bit of rain out of it as it drifts into northern england and north wales later on. ahead of it, across south wales, the midlands, lincolnshire, parts of yorkshire, there could be some heavy thunderstorms through the afternoon. to the south of that, still warm airaround, temperatures 20—21. to the north of the front, it's a cooler, fresher feel. and that cooler air will continue its journey southwards behind our weather front as we move on into monday. again on monday, the front actually not that much to look at, mostly a band of thicker cloud. to the south, though, something a little bit more disruptive coming up from france into the south—west and across southern counties of england to get into the latter part of the day. still warm for the southernmost counties. elsewhere, the cooler air working its way in and some showers across northern scotland. here's the low pressure that will bring the more widespread rainfall for us as we look into tuesday and the middle part of the week. sur

a chance of a shower in southern england, clwyd in northern scotland and northern ireland. ts of southern scotla nd the clearer parts of southern scotland and northern ireland could see a touch of frost, and also the best place to see the super moon. there is more cloud across much of england and wales tomorrow compared with the day, may be as shower and the midlands, country one potentially in south—east england. clwyd for northern ireland and north—west scotland. it is still warm out there for many of us, and warmer into england. some 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

lunchtime, and that rain will eventually get to the mainland into northern england, northern ireland, and southernld on to something brighter with one or two showers. some brighter skies returning behind the rain band as well. quite a windy day across parts of northern ireland, and also the south—west of england. and those temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees some 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,

see ray for a timei southeast and we will see ray for a time i think for parts of northern ireland and southern ingle but generally for angular wells that have sunny spells and have to showers into the afternoon. though showers into the afternoon. though showers could get really heavy indeed with frequent lightning and pre—sd in london and a much cooler feel as we introduce. more of us feel as we introduce. more of us feel the effects of that northeast wind and during monday roger a lot of cloud at the northern and eastern scotla nd of cloud at the northern and eastern scotland down to the eastern side of england. for the rest we have the best of the sunshine. because the gusts of 50 miles an hour the channel islands and look at the temperatures. as her top temperature ina high temperatures. as her top temperature in a high of 14 degrees. as you move through monday night this high—pressure bleat builds stronger across the british isles and the blues on the chart. with light winds getting cold and quite a right spread across tuesday morning. pretty cool feeling down tuesday but it does turn warm

affected northern england, parts of southern scotla nd northern england, parts of southern scotland and northern ireland sherry. heavy sharks and whales, pushing for the ease across the rest of england during the day. and rain moving north across the northern isles. heavy thunder he hail of gusty winds and wind gusts in the channel islands, 50 mph is probably going to be windiest in temperatures in the mid to low teens. not farfrom temperatures in the mid to low teens. not far from average for the time of year. is he going to the evening, he noticed the showers are still around and they'll still be fewer and farther between, but for the showers will be affecting us as we go to the night. too many rounds to start off on friday but with the heating of the day, some of these will did going again, in the east midlands, not too many on friday in southern england. here with more than the way of sunny spells and the temperatures may just be than the way of sunny spells and the temperatures mayjust be a little bit higher in the picture for the weekend where the gap between weather systems on saturday for the lo

further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of englandnto the afternoon. there will be quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, and one or two showers or longer spells of rain. a cooler day for all, certainly for england and wales, where we could still make 19 or 20 degrees in one or two places in the south—east of england. but with cool air, more cloud around, a few showers, the tree pollen levels will be lower on monday, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we head to monday night, we'll hold onto the showers across the north. some clear spells, but notice rain popping up across the south, as a new area of low pressure moves northwards to southern england and wales, and that rain will be heavy and persistent. but, with all the cloud around, temperatures shouldn't fall much below nine or ten degrees here. but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens. here's the picture for tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at ti

ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts.ts of 50mph. and look at these temperatures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 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 with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 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—i9. in the us, more than 500,000 confirmed infections, the number of dead above 20,000. spain's fatalities begin to fall, but with 16,500 people dead, authorities warn that the lockdo

sunny skies for northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland, but still a few sharp showersdown further across the uk, temperatures are continuing to drop away. the remaining heat is getting squeezed into the southeast corner, where there could be if few heavy showers later on in the day. but with that cooler air coming down across the uk, we should see tree pollen levels dropping, moderates, really co m e pollen levels dropping, moderates, really come a medium across many parts of the country. but whether weather is still to arrive, i think, and it arrives across the southern half of the uk on tuesday. pressure continues to fall. together with those weather fronts, we see an area of low— pressure those weather fronts, we see an area of low—pressure development, so that means some rain. and perhaps by the end of the day, there could be as much as an inch of rain in one or two places in the south. it's going to be seven england, wales,

ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts.peratures — way, way down where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 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 with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. pressure grows on the uk government over protective equipment for medics as the number of deaths in the country continues to rise. the united states records more than 2,000 deaths in a single day. over 500,000 people there are infected. christians around the world celebrate easter, despite coronavirus restrictions. pope francis will give his address later in an empty st peter's square. in an easter address, the queen has spoken about the importance of ho

ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts.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, the headlines: the uk has recorded 917 new coronavirus deaths — it's the second day in a row that the number of victims was above 900. following criticism from doctors, the home secretary, priti patel, has said she is sorry if anyone felt there had been failings over the supply of personal protective equipment for nhs staff. borisjohnson has thanked staff at st thomas' hospital in london where he is being treated for coronavirus for saving his life. he is recovering from the virus but is expected to spend the coming we

ireland. a noticeable wind, particularly for eastern and southern coasts.n where they have been. seven degrees there in newcastle, cardiff, plymouth 14 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. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with sima kotecha and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: the number of people who have died with coronavirus in the uk is set to pass 10,000, as tributes are paid to nhs staff who have lost their lives. boris johnson says he "owes his life" to staff at st thomas's hospital in london where he's spent the last seven nights. the urgent search for a vaccine — billionaire bill gates speaks exclusively to breakfast about how he's trying to help. this is the whole world working on possibly the most urgent tool that's ever been

further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of englandternoon. there will be quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, and one or two showers or longer spells of rain. a cooler day for all, certainly for england and wales, where we could still make 19 or 20 degrees in one or two places in the south—east of england. but with cool air, more cloud around, a few showers, the tree pollen levels will be lower on monday, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we head to monday night, we'll hold onto the showers across the north. some clear spells, but notice rain popping up across the south, as a new area of low pressure moves northwards to southern england and wales, and that rain will be heavy and persistent. but, with all the cloud around, temperatures shouldn't fall below nine or ten degrees here. but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens. here's the picture for tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at times heavy rain

further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of england. there will be quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, and one or two showers or longer spells of rain. a cooler day for all, certainly for england and wales, where we could still make 19 or 20 degrees in one or two places in the south—east of england. but with cool air, more cloud around, a few showers, the tree pollen levels will be lower on monday, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we head to monday night, we'll hold onto the showers across the north. some clear spells, but notice rain popping up across the south, as a new area of low pressure moves northwards to southern england and wales, and that rain will be heavy and persistent. but, with all the cloud around, temperatures shouldn't fall much below nine or ten degrees here. but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens. here's the picture for tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at times heavy rain ac

further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of englando the afternoon. there will be quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, and one or two showers or longer spells of rain. a cooler day for all, certainly for england and wales, where we could still make 19 or 20 degrees in one or two places in the south—east of england. but with cool air, more cloud around, a few showers, the tree pollen levels will be lower on monday, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we head to monday night, we'll hold onto the showers across the north. some clear spells, but notice rain popping up across the south, as a new area of low pressure moves northwards to southern england and wales, and that rain will be heavy and persistent. but, with all the cloud around, temperatures shouldn't fall much below nine or ten degrees here. but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens. here's the picture for tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at time

sunnier skies for northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland, but still a few sharp showersoss the uk. temperatures are continuing to drop away. the remaining heat is getting squeezed into the south—east corner, where there could be a few heavy showers later on in the day. but with that cooler air coming down across the uk, we should see tree pollen levels dropping, moderate, really, and medium across many parts of the country. but wetter weather is still to arrive, i think. and it arrives across the southern half of the uk on tuesday. pressure continues to fall. together with those weather fronts, we see an area of low pressure developing. that means some rain and perhaps by the end the day, there could be as much as an inch of rain in one or two places in the south. it is going to be southern england, wales, the midlands that see most of the rain on tuesday. further north, quite cloudy skies, just a few showers across northern scotland. the lowest temperatures in many areas will be a little bit below normal for the time of year. it will be particularly chilly underneath th

eastwards, rainfora time erratic progress south eastwards, rain for a time across northern ireland and southernales and the south—west of england, but generally, sunny spells and hefty showers. into the afternoon, showers could get really heavy with frequent lightning and thunder. 25 degrees once again in london, but further north, much cooler as we introduce this northerly wind. sunday night, still some showers for a time in england and is, more of us feel the effects of the north or north—easterly wind and on monday, that drags a lot of cloud into northern and eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england. further west, with shelter from the winners, we will have the best of the sunshine. the wind particularly at risk for eastern and southern coasts. gusts of up to 50 mph for the channel islands. look at the temperatures, cardiff and plymouth, higher a0 degrees. 0n temperatures, cardiff and plymouth, higher a0 degrees. on monday night, as this area of high pressure builds strongly across the british isles, noticed the blue colours developing on the chart. with light winds, it is going

seeing a shower or to even in parts across southern england, there will be showers driven by a fairly brisk wind but the heaviest will be across northern ireland likely to see some flashes of lightning, rumbles of thunder, and hail mixed in. most showers will be slow moving in the north so they could merge together to give some fairly lengthy downpours as well. this weekend the winds will tend to fall much lighter. there will still be showers around the north and east. some sunshine but it will be quite cloudy at times, too. saturday we start off with some morning sunshine but clouds will develop and turn quite cloudy towards the middle of the day until the early afternoon. showers around north and eastern scotland, some running into parts of north and east england as well. temperatures, we are looking at highs for many of us around 14 and 17 degrees celsius. we start off fine again on sunday but clouds will build across the sky and again still showers to come across northern and eastern scotland again running down into parts of north—east england. temperatures similar, for most of us between 14—17, relatively mild. the forecast into next week

the country, so another cold night with patry mist and fog and low cloud forming in northern ireland and southernexcept from the north—west under the cloud where we have got the breeze. that will be with us tomorrow, thicker cloud, giving the odd spot here and there, quite breezy. where we lose the mist and fog in the south, dry and sunny for most and that's reflected in the temperatures, 17 or 18 the top temperatures, 17 or 18 the top temperatures, 11 under the cloud in the north—west. 0n temperatures, 11 under the cloud in the north—west. on thursday, this cold front slipping south, cooler air behind it, anotherfront from the south—west. for most, quite a warm day on thursday. this front from the south—west bringing heavy showers, south—west england, south wales potentially too across the midlands. these are the temperatures, 20 or possibly 22. quite a change in the last few days in. thank you. you're watching brea kfast in. thank you. you're watching breakfast with dan and louise. in a moment we will bring you up to some of the main stories but also what's happening later today? first met capt

a largely mild started the day on sunday but a bit more cloud across parts of southern scotland, northern irelandf england and wales another one day with those temperatures into the mid 20s. things will turn cooler for the north. the cooler air sinks further south by easter monday. bye—bye. this is bbc news with me, carrie gracie. 0ur headlines... doctors in the uk are warning they're still not getting the protective equipment they need to treat patients with coronavirus. but no doctor or health care workers should do is knowingly go into a situation where they feel they will become infected simply because the government hasn't done its duty of ca re government hasn't done its duty of care to us by giving us the right equipment. going from business as usual, normal, relatively low levels of ppe distribution to the unprecedented level of use of ppe now has been a big challenge and we have still got work to do. the health secretary also confirms that 19 nhs workers have died since the start of the pandemic. the united states has become the first country in the world to record more than 2000 coronav

further south, we should see some sunshine — northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north of englandll be quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, and one or two showers or longer spells of rain. a cooler day for all, certainly for england and wales, where we could still make 19 or 20 degrees in one or two places in the south—east of england. but with cool air, more cloud around, a few showers, the tree pollen levels will be lower on monday, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we head to monday night, we'll hold onto the showers across the north. some clear spells, but notice rain popping up across the south, as a new area of low pressure moves northwards to southern england and wales, and that rain will be heavy and persistent. but, with all the cloud around, temperatures shouldn't fall much below nine or ten degrees here. but a cold night to come again across the north, a touch of frost in some of the scottish glens. here's the picture for tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant. it's going to bring some persistent, at times heavy rain across the s

patti mist and fog forming in northern ireland and southern scotland.th with spots of rain. for the rest of us, dry, getting a little bit warmer with some sunshine. scotland, temperatures range from seven to about 17. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of people who died with coronavirus by april 3rd is 15% higher than previously reported, according to official data which includes deaths outside of hospitals. the uk government confirms coronavirus outbreaks at more than 2000 care homes in england, as charities warn daily death figures based on hospital deaths are misleading. we have very large numbers of people in care homes who are passing away who are exhibiting covid—19 symptoms but who aren't being classified as having the coronavirus because they haven't been tested. in the us, president trump claims "total" power to lift a nationwide lockdown, and clashes with the media

through the south we should see some sunshine, northern ireland, southern scotland, the far north ofs and england, where we could make 19 or 20 degrees and one or two basesin make 19 or 20 degrees and one or two bases in the south—east of england. but with cooler air around, more showers, so generally for most of us around moderate. now, as we had the monday night we hold onto the showers across the north, spells, but notice rain popping up across the south is a new area of the person moves northwards to southern england and wales. that rain will be heavy and persistent. temperatures shouldn‘t fall too much below nine orio shouldn‘t fall too much below nine or 10 degrees but a cold night again across the north, frost in the scottish glands. is the picture tuesday, then. this area of low pressure will be more significant, it will bring persistent, at times heavy rain across the south of the country while the north should be drier. maybe just one or two showers in the far north of scotland. most of the rain will be across england and wales, particularly central and areas, persistent in