here's susan powell. good afternoon. so much dry weather so far this april, still a lot of sunshine across the uk at the moment, but we do have some rain in ourforecast for the next moment, but we do have some rain in our forecast for the next few days. not a lot but hopefully at least some for almost or regions of the uk. the trees are blossoming beautifully at the moment. if you suffer from a tree pollen allergy, the levels are high. elsewhere they are a moderate, but lowerfor northern scotland where the rain is washing the pollen out. this afternoon dry and sunny across england and wales. showers in the west. the problem with the showers is you cannot bang on exactly where we will see them, so there will be dry interludes between them and not all areas will pick up on the rain. that chance of rain extends its way further south across the uk as we move overnight into tuesday. more clout and a stronger breeze to the north and we lose the risk of frost. but gardeners in southern england, particularly the south—east and e

here's susan powell. thank you, fiona. finally, some rain in ourforecast, it thank you, fiona. finally, some rain in our forecast, it has been so dry in our forecast, it has been so dry in recent weeks. evening sunshine and fine weather at the moment, but low pressure has been progressing across scotland through the day tomorrow. tomorrow, is sides further south and it will take the chance of rainfall along with it, into the south—west by wednesday and a greater chance of seeing showers then and across the south east and east anglia for thursday. the rain comes in the form of showers, so somewhat hit and miss, some areas see heavy downpours and some areas won't see much at all, drier spells in between. but the cloud spilling south over the uk tonight makes for a milder night, aside for counties of southern england and east anglia where there will be a first again to start tuesday. the best sunshine on tuesday, the highest temperatures as well. the odd shower into the south—west through the afternoon. further north, you can see the showers are more widespread, but they will be q

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell.thursday it will bring showers so somewhat hit or miss, some areas to get heavy downpours in some areas may actually stay a sense of the dry but the chance of getting rain looks much higher this week that in recent weeks. the low to the north of the uk overnight, showers spreading their way out of scotland into northern england and wales by don in the cloud and rain in the wind means a milder start here for tuesday into the south, a risk of overnight frost and a lot of other sunshine and it will stay dry throughout the day on tuesday for the southeast and east anglia and some showers in the further north, wet, great and chilly down the north sea coast. this is bbc news. the white house says it will release tens of millions of astrazeneca vaccine doses, but it hasn't decided who will get them and it will be weeks before they ship. india needs help urgently. for five straight days, the country has set new daily records for coronavirus, a breeding ground for new variants. but the white ho

ok, let�*s pause for a moment and take a look at the weather with susan powell. we have seen a lot ofn we see for the uk as a whole when the next ten days or so. so through the evening some late sunshine and temperatures will fall with quite a widespread frost. saved from the cold will be northern island in western scotland where there is a bit of cloud. some patchy fog in eastern england but the sun should make short work of that on monday. after a chilly start, lots of sunshine. it also becomes largely confined to the very west of northern ireland so eastern counties should enjoy some decent brightness come up to 14 in belfast with a little bit of rain to the west. day of the week ahead after 17 degrees and also one of the milder nights over that monday into tuesday. we should be frost free because we have got a little bit of a southerly air direction. on tuesday, across england and wales, reasonable temperatures with sunshine. but that weather front does eventually push as a south on tuesday saw a bit of rain for eastern scotland, clear skies to the north, under those clearer skies

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell.nching into northern ireland and western scotland but this front gets bumped back offshore by the high from scandinavia as we go into monday and in scotland and northern ireland the prospect will be looking dry and brighter to start the week. sky starting to clear across southern and eastern scotland this evening and overnight which will leave us open to a frost here which will be widespread across england and wales. we will see temperatures held up across western scotland and northern ireland by the presence of more cloud into the small hours. through monday if anything the sunshine will become more widespread across scotland across today and for the east of northern ireland there should be some brightness perhaps a little way in the west. in the sunshine, temperatures up to 14 for belfast, the warmest day of the week generally for the uk, perhaps 17 in southern england. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he�*ll lose the support of so—

time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. dark and temperatures will fall quite. we do just clean it onto a bit of cloud. we dojust cling on to a bit of cloud. patchy fog will develop across parts of eastern england, but the sun should make short work of that early on monday. after a chilly start, a lot of sunshine for england and wales and scotland as that front pushes further northwards. it also becomes largely confined to the west of northern ireland, so eastern counties should enjoy some decent brightness, 14 in belfast. monday, the warmest day of the week ahead, up to 17 degrees. and one of the milder nights overnight monday into tuesday. we should be frost free. we have just got a little bit of southerly air direction and on tuesday, again, across england and wales, some fairly reasonable temperatures. highs of 15 or 16 degrees. but our weather front does eventually start to try and push south across the uk by tuesday, so a little bit of rain for eastern scotland, clearer skies to the north, under those clearer skies, w

here's susan powell. good afternoon. so much dry weather

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. the afternoon picking at 15 or 16. through the afternoon picking at 15 or16. not through the afternoon picking at 15 or 16. not quite as warm where we have the cloud with a bit of breeze in the far north and west. it looks likely as we go through the week we will continue with the warmer start and noticeably cooler as the week goes onwards and that could bring the return of overnight frost. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a senior conservative mp warns borisjohnson he�*ll lose the support of so—called �*red wall�* voters in former labour seats, unless he resolves the row about lobbying. the two russian men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack three years ago are being sought by police in the czech republic. the czechs, for example, in the past until quite recently have been quite reticent about picking a fight with moscow and it�*s quite interesting how you have the czechs now, who are being very robust in their response. a warning from nhs providers — i

here is susan powell. a very quiet weather picture across the uk at the moment.ely, you can see some puffs of cloud developing here and there. that will be a story through this afternoon stop may be a bit of passing cloud, but staying dry with light winds. temperatures getting up into the south, but typically 12—14. heading through the evening and overnight, it stays rather quiet with some evening sunshine. into the small hours, a weather front were to sway into northern ireland and western scotland, bearing some rain here, and with the presence of the cloud it will be milder of a night for scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, frost developing once again with rural lows of —3. for sunday, high pressure from scandinavia, meaning more dry and fine weather but this front tries to eke into the north—west. at the front is on a hiding to nothing because it is pushing into the high pressure and the front is fizzling out. so on sunday so thick cloud and light, patchy rain in scotland and northern ireland, not as bright as it has today, with temperatures not struggli

here's susan powell. thank you, fiona. finally, some rain in ourforecast, it thank you, fiona.ough the day tomorrow. tomorrow, is sides further south and it will take the chance of rainfall along with it, into the south—west by wednesday and a greater chance of seeing showers then and across the south east and east anglia for thursday. the rain comes in the form of showers, so somewhat hit and miss, some areas see heavy downpours and some areas won't see much at all, drier spells in between. but the cloud spilling south over the uk tonight makes for a milder night, aside for counties of southern england and

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.the week ahead. some rain making its way from the north. it takes a while but for us to see it getting to the southeast getting here until mid week, to the remainder of monday and tuesday, it is quite relentless rain across eastern scotland and further west, it is showers and we will see the spreading into northern ireland and across northern 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 southeast of england. the front continues to slow and make its way southwards, so if you show us across the midlands, wells and the southeast, hidden myths not areas of 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. h

now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello.some snow. still chilly on the north sea coast. as there is low dose across the continents, finally some rain for the southeast of england, and then the chilly northeasterly wind kicked the north sea. attracts us into artic air, there ice appears open up, the winds for your lights, showers developing through the day but rather slow moving, particularly across eastern england. the other thing that will stop a talking point through the end of the week is the risk of us seeing a fairly widespread frost. that is among something for gardeners to keep in mind. this is bbc news. 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. no, but again, i think what people want us to get on and do as a government is make sure that the lockdown works. meanwhile britain's top civil servant answers questions from mps about leaks from number ten and allegations that

then former secretary of state colin powell reflects on his life and career as part of a conference on leadership. ♪ susanur new book on education policy is called "a search for common ground." thank you for joining us on "q&a." i wanted to start our conversation where you ended up, which is your experience and

susan: six to 7% growth this year, something we haven't seen since the early 1980s. powelll raise interest rates this year. one part of the interview reminded me of you when i was watching when they were talking about inflation at 20% in the late 70s, early '80s and they were saying there's a generation out there of young millennial's who have never seen inflation past three or 4% which is true. we are talking about higher yields based on rising prices and on a stimulus or enter the economy, that's something i would say hundreds of millions have not seen ever, but you have obviously paid that 20% mortgage rates during that time 30 years ago. one more point on the interview, i thought it was concerning when it jay powell said he was surprised and confused by the $20 billion hedge fund blowup, i mean, shouldn't they be on top of this information as a central bank and the federal reserve as part of the mandate is to calm stock markets. stuart: i agree. that was a blip on the radar, blast on the screen and then went away rather quickly without huge damage. i think he wants to p

then former secretary of state colin powell reflects on his life and career as part of a conference on leadership. ♪ susanyour new book on education policy is called "a search for common ground." thank you for joining us on "q&a." i wanted to start our conversation where you ended up, which is your experience and discussion about covid and how it might impact education. both of you have experience of having young children during this last covid year. what was that like for you, and how did it change your thinking about how children learn and the process of education? mr. hess: great to be here with you, and great to be here with my friend pedro. as pedro and i have both talked in the last century, we are both parents. we come to education with lots of big assumptions. for me, the biggest thing was not that it changed my mind. but one, schooling is about so much more than mastery of cognitive skills. this is just a huge reminder of how much is making sure kids are developing relationships, are in safe and supportive environments, finding mentors. and the second thing it really brought home was how many of