rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales as we go into the afternoon.well. now, through saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england, where over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe 40 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night. temperatures nine or ten degrees for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and for northern ireland. now, on sunday, our band of rain pushes eastwards, but as it does so, the front will be decelerating, it'll be slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, though, the cooler air extends in across many areas, so feeling fresher. it'll be a mixture of sunshine and showers around and some of those showers heavy with some hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk so the weather is becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north, we have got rain or showers in the forecast, so something of a

during monday evening that cloud and rain, heaviest over the hills of western scotland, will sink downrthern england and wales. the weather front bringing it will get so far south across the uk and then weaken and then come back again from the atlantic on that little wave in the weather front, which enhances the rainfall. a weak weather front moves into england and wales, bringing a bit more cloud, may be some light rain and drizzle here and there, and then the wave comes in, the cloud thickens across northern ireland, western scotland, and it turns wetter later in the day. for eastern parts of england, a good chance you will stay dry, with sunshine at times. here it will be warmer, 1a or 15, with south—westerly winds returning. south—westerly, milder air ahead of that weather front and colder air to the north of it. wetter weather on tuesday night across the northern half of the uk. again, as the weather front moves south, it will weaken with the rain becoming lighter and more patchy, mainly over the hills in the west, but we will see more cloud moving south. the northern half of the

rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales, as we go into the afternoon.saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england. over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe a0 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night — temperatures nine or ten for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. now, on sunday, that rain pushes east, but as it does so the front will be decelerating, slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, the cool air extends in across many areas, so feeling pressure. a mixture of sunshine and showers around, some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk, so the weather is becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north we have got rain and showers in the forecast. something of a north—south split. in the south it's notjust dry, it will get quite mild, up to 16

and, on top of that, we've got yet more rain there for northern ireland and also particularly western scotlandn see there temperatures there widely into the mid teens, across england. and through the course of tuesday night and into wednesday, pretty much the same. so this weather front that is sliding in on these south—westerlies, keeps bringing mild air to the south of the country. quite a bit of cloud around and even some rain too at times, but across northern parts of the uk, a different source of those winds coming in — source of wind direction — coming in from the north atlantic so it's going to be colder there, eight degrees in glasgow but 16 in london, remember in those south—westerlies. so that is the middle of the week. come thursday and friday, a bit of a hiccup really in the weather and we are expecting some of these weather fronts to develop across southern areas, and the rain could turn quite heavy by friday, temporarily across the south, and you can see how the weather goes downhill, for example, in london. a beautiful monday, then it warms up by friday, expect some rain in lond

amounts of rain and then we are back into sunshine and showers, the bulk of the wintry showers in western scotland seven to 9 degrees. the weather starts to change over the weekend. if we looked out in the atlantic, this is a deeper area of low pressure that is going to be heading our way. it strengthens the winds and that weather front is a warm weather front which will introduce more cloud, low cloud, some rain and drizzle. the second where the front producing heavier rain in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps later into the north—west of finland. winds will be higher and south to south westerly winds so 12 to 13 degrees for if we look at the outlet, the other air doesn't last that much longer. we have the jet strea m that much longer. we have the jet stream on them again. it is a bit stronger but again it is undulating so we will see very variable weather, changeable weather. probably the next area of low pressure bringing some wet and windy conditions early next week. once that rain moves through, low pressure sits close to the uk for a couple of days and willjust keep showers going. rober

with the low pressure is because it is just above my head and this weather front approaching western scotland for much of the country, central and southern areas, it is going to be a different picture. clear skies and temperatures hovering around 10 degrees, but remember it will be a nippy start on monday. a monday night into tuesday, there's weather front sneaks in and tries to squeeze between the high in the south and the low in the north. that means an area of perhaps thick cloud and may be some rain across western and northern areas. it always towards the south and east of the country, the south and east of the country, the weather is going to be dry and mild 15 celsius and i6 the weather is going to be dry and mild 15 celsius and 16 in some areas. but a different story in scotland. towards the second half of the weekend into weekend, things are expected to really, really settle down. goodbye. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: all non—essential services are to close in france in two hours' time, part of strict new measures to stem the spread of the co

to cloud over, the winds will strengthen, and we are expecting rain in northern ireland and western scotland the middle of the afternoon. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the high—pressure, that azores high that's building in right now, will slip away a little bit further towards the south and the east, and allow for some of these weather fronts to make inroads, so that does means that, after a beautiful and sunny start to the week on monday, tuesday is going to turn a little bit more cloudy. you can see that cloud streaming in, on a south—westerly wind and, on top of that, we've got yet more rain there for northern ireland and also particularly western scotland. but with south—westerly winds also comes mild air, so you can see there temperatures there widely into the mid teens, across england. and through the course of tuesday night and into wednesday, pretty much the same. so this weather front that is sliding in on these south—westerlies, keeps bringing mild air to the south of the country. quite a bit of cloud around and even some rain too at times, but across northern parts of the uk

rain pushes and it will be weakening, the rain turning right ear and patchy, the that theme is western scotlandn will be coming in with more of an on and could be some snow across the high ground for a time. the weekend isn't unsettled and while there will be rain at times but sunshine at times. quite a windy weekend. we start off with cloud and rain moving eastwards and then sunshine in northern ireland which moves into scotland, england, and wales for a time before the next weather system, the more developed with system moves into bring heavier rain into northern ireland and western scotland as well. temperatures of 14 degrees, it will bea mild temperatures of 14 degrees, it will be a mild one, it stays quite windy and those blustery winds continue through night as well as this rain becomes a slow moving across the hills of wales in south—west england. nine or 10 degrees for inwood and wales tomorrow and further north is where we have the cooler air. first sunday we pick up on or weather front cooler air. first sunday we pick up on or weatherfront which cooler air. first sunday we pick up on

parts of england more substantially for northern ireland, southern and western scotlandor all of us but around the seacoast gas can be near 50 mph also and missed units around coast and hills in the west end it's a milder day and then he cloutier and wendy are and will be some rain around. as this rain total start to mount through southern and western scotla nd mount through southern and western scotland hills up to 70 mm of rain and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rain just and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rainjust move and they could bring a risk of flooding. the rain just move south on saturday night reaching those parts that stay dry during the day. behind that some showers follow and temperatures will be higher on saturday night compared with the net we are in now. southee fist of england should be out of the way and thenis england should be out of the way and then is the second half of the weekend which is altogether different. brighter and sunnier but also showers around. rattle through quite quickly but if you do catch a shower it can be heav

rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales as we end the afternoon.ugh saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england, where over the hills, well, we could see around 30, maybe 40 mm of rain building up. it will be a very mild night. temperatures nine or ten degrees for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and for northern ireland. now, on sunday, our band of rain pushes eastwards, but as it does so, the front will be decelerating. it'll be slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, though, the cooler air extends in across many areas, so feeling fresher. it'll be a mixture of sunshine and showers around, and some of those showers heavy, with a bit of hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk, so the weather becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north, we've got rain or showers in the forecast, so something of a north—south spl

some rain moving south across scotland and affecting western scotland that will move into northern ireland clears we get sunshine following to the north of the country. temperatures between nine and ten, similar to today and for many parts of the country the wins will be light again. the wind will pick up as the rain clears away from scotland and there is some wind on the way on the way into thursday and the weather front is important because it will bring rain and drizzle south across the uk on thursday but behind that, the uk on thursday but behind that, the wind will strengthen on the air gets colder and the showers that follow will turn wintry as well. on the weather front, still some follow will turn wintry as well. on the weatherfront, still some patchy rain and drizzle to clear away from northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland which moves into northern england and wales and may be the midlands on thursday. following that, sunshine, some showers turning increasingly wintry in scotland with snow over the hills. for all of us the winds will be str

after lunchtime the rain will be all over northern ireland, by mid—afternoon it will be over western scotlandour sunshine but you will stay dry until later on in the day. temperatures maxing out at around 10 degrees. part of the problem is that once it starts raining, because we've not got one system but two, it may well continue to rain and there are concerns from the met office who have issued yellow warnings already for the intensity of rain across parts of wales and indeed the north—west of england, because on tuesday some of that rain keeps on coming on what will be a blustery day across the british isles here. the wind gusts for you, you can see widely 30, 40, perhaps 50mph in the exposed locations. the air is coming from the atlantic and if the cloud should break across the eastern side of england, in particular, perhaps 14, 15, 16. reaching in the norfolk area you could look at 17 degrees. exceptional for the time of year. that weather front taking time to pull away but notice that the isobars almost run straight through the weather front, so there's no great change in the airmass. as

late in the day, more showers into the western scotland, and some gales here. is is bbc news with maxine croxall. the headlines... a patient in scotland tests positive for coronavirus bringing the total number of uk cases to 36. some british holidaymakers who were on lockdown at a tenerife hotel arrive at the airport to fly back to the uk this evening, after testing negative for coronavirus. borisjohnson says he has "confidence" in his home secretary priti patel, who faces allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff. greek authorities have been using tear gas as clashes intensify with migrants on the border with turkey — they say they've already stopped almost ten thousand from entering. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show: face—to—face with an iconic predator. you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heart goes... and exploring the wetlands. here, left hand here. right hand behind, grab the tail... and we're away! the best north american road trips, and storytelling in scotland. you

rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales, as we go into the afternoon.er front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england. over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe 40 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night, temperatures nine or ten for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. on sunday, that rain pushes east, but as it does so the front will be decelerating, slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, the cool air extends in across many areas, so feeling pressure. a mixture of sunshine and showers around, some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk, so the weather is becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north we have got rain and showers in the forecast. something of a north—south split. in the south it's notjust dry, it will get quite mild, up to 16 in london. showers at times for

rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales, as we go into the afternoon.saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england. over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe a0 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night, temperatures nine or ten for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. on sunday, that rain pushes east, but as it does so the front will be decelerating, slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, the cool air extends in across many areas, so feeling pressure. a mixture of sunshine and showers around, some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk, so the weather is becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north we have got rain and showers in the forecast. something of a north—south split. in the south it's notjust dry, it will get quite mild, up to 16 in lo

rain getting into western scotland, western parts of england and wales, as we go into the afternoon.saturday night, this weather front becomes quite slow—moving for a time across wales and south—west england. over the hills, we could see around 30, maybe a0 millimetres of rain building up. it will be a very mild night, temperatures nine or ten for england and wales. cooler air for scotland and northern ireland. on sunday, that rain pushes east, but as it does so the front will be decelerating, slowing down, so really dragging its heels as it works into east anglia and south—east england. behind the front, the cool air extends in across many areas, so feeling pressure. a mixture of sunshine and showers around, some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder in those heavy ones for scotland. now, into next week, pressure rises towards the south of the uk, so the weather is becoming settled across southern areas, whereas further north we have this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: president trump declares a national emergency — unlocking billions of dollars to

and, on top of that, we've got yet more rain there for northern ireland and also particularly western scotlandr, so you can see there temperatures there widely into the mid teens, across england. and through the course of tuesday night and into wednesday, pretty much the same. so this weather front that is sliding in on these south—westerlies, keeps bringing mild air to the south of the country. quite a bit of cloud around and even some rain too at times, but across northern parts of the uk, a different source of those winds coming in — source of wind direction — coming in from the north atlantic so it's going to be colder there, eight degrees in glasgow but 16 in london, 00:27:55,083 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 remember in those south—westerlies. ben bese this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: the federal reserve cuts interest rates for a second time to protect the us economy from the worst consequences of the cornavirus pandemic. as germany imposes border restrictions and spain imposes a lockdown, we'll have the latest on the stress placed on emergency services and health worke

n0w, before it clears from southern and western scotland, there could be problems from high rainfallnd, up to 70mm, coupled with snow belts, so that could bring flooding in places. a much milder start on sunday but with cloud and outbreaks of rain around. that's clearing the south—east early on sunday morning, and behind that, lots of showers moving through, but not a washout of a day because there will be some sunshine. but catch a shower on sunday, it could be heavy, thundery, some hail. some snow over higher hills in scotland, and still very gusty winds as well, and it is going to feel a bit colder on sunday because remember there's been a cold front that's moved on through. just to give you a flavour of things into the start of next week, the detail not yet set in stone, but it does look like an area of low pressure, yet another one, coming into the uk, and that does mean more wind and rain. a few locations into next week to give you a flavour of things. it starts wet and then it turns showery after that. in most places, it will turn a bit cooler as well as the week goes on. that

after lunchtime the rain will be all over northern ireland, by mid—afternoon it will be over western scotlandu will lose your sunshine but you will stay dry until later on in the day. temperatures maxing out at around 10 degrees. part of the problem is that once it starts raining, because we've not got one system but two, it may well continue to rain and there are concerns from the met office who have issued yellow warnings already for the intensity of rain across parts of wales and indeed the north—west of england, because on tuesday some of that rain keeps on coming on what will be a blustery day across the british isles here. the wind gusts for you, you can see widely 30, 40, perhaps 50mph in the exposed locations. the air is coming from the atlantic and if the cloud should break across the eastern side of england, in particular, perhaps 1a, 15, 16. reaching in the norfolk area you could look at 17 degrees. exceptional for the time of year. that weather front taking time to pull away but notice that the isobars almost run straight through the weather front, so there's no great change in th

morning, and some will continue, particularly towards the north—west of the uk, ganging up on western scotlandt will not feel quite as chilly. another weather system overnight and into tuesday. this weather front moving through could bring some snow to quite low levels in parts of north—east england, southern scotland to start off on tuesday morning before it clears away. a few showers follow on behind and a glancing blow for one of these low—pressure systems carried by the jet stream to the south of us may still bring a bit of rain towards parts of the far south of england, more especially the channel islands on tuesday. there that clears away. another one comes in for wednesday. it could turn things wetter again into the channel islands and there will be a few showers pushing towards the north—west of the uk, wintry on the hills, but actually, on wednesday, you can see the extent of dry weather and more significantly, dry weather where we are seeing some of the worst flooding at the moment. now beyond wednesday, the pattern starts to change again. we get a bit of a ridge of high pressure bui

are expect rain the winds will strengthen, and we are expecting rain in northern ireland and western scotlandt around the middle of the afternoon. here's tuesday's weather forecast — the high—pressure, that azores high that's building in right now, will slip away a little bit further towards the south and the east, and allow for some of these weather fronts to make inroads, so that does means that, after a beautiful and sunny start to the week on monday, tuesday is going to turn a little bit more cloudy. you can see that cloud streaming in, on a south—westerly wind and, on top of that, we've got yet more rain there for northern ireland and also particularly western scotland. but with south—westerly winds also comes mild air, so you can see there temperatures there widely into the mid teens, across england. and through the course of tuesday night and into wednesday, pretty much the same. so this weather front that is sliding in on these south—westerlies, keeps bringing mild air to the south of the country. quite a bit of cloud around and even some rain too at times, but across northern parts o

and, on top of that, we've got yet more rain there for northern ireland and also particularly western scotlandures there widely into the mid teens, across england. and through the course of tuesday night and into wednesday, pretty much the same. so this weather front that is sliding in on these south—westerlies, keeps bringing mild air to the south of the country. quite a bit of cloud around and even some rain too at times, but across northern parts of the uk, a different source of those winds coming in — source of wind direction — coming in from the north atlantic so it's going to be colder there, eight degrees in glasgow but 16 in london, remember in those south—westerlies. so that is the middle of the week. come thursday and friday, a bit of a hiccup really in the weather and we are expecting some of these weather fronts to develop across southern areas, and the rain could turn quite heavy by friday, temporarily, across the south, and you can see how the weather goes downhill, for example, in london. a beautiful monday, then it warms up by friday, expect some rain in london and in cardiff.

more wet weather starting to arrive into the western scotland and northern ireland yet again.s, high pressure is likely to built in from the west. it is just a level of uncertainty, whether we could see a bit of rain into england and wales, perhaps thursday into friday. worth bearing in mind but generally speaking, not a bad week for many of us, with lots of sunshine to look forward to.

later for northern ireland. western scotland, turning later and laterfor northern ireland.ss the hills in the west. the best of sunshine around the moray firth, brightening up at times in england and wales away from the hills. temperatures lifting in the strengthening south—westerly winds, 11-12 strengthening south—westerly winds, 11—12 by the end of the day. it is going to be wet this evening, scotla nd going to be wet this evening, scotland and northern ireland, the rain will sweep into england and wales overnight. heavy rain on the hills, lots of showers following behind, and a windy, noisy at night, much milder than we have seen it for a while. tomorrow is going to be a day of sunshine and blustery showers, not too many showers across eastern scotland, england, where we will see the best of the sunshine. further west, more showers, some of them heavy, with hail and thunder for example. 7—9d typically. good afternoon. the deputy chief medical officer for england says the uk remains in the "containment" phase in dealing with coronavirus. but drjenny harries warned that th

during monday evening, that cloud and rain, heaviest over the hills of western scotland, will sink downher front bringing it will get so far south across the uk and then weaken, and then come back again from the atlantic on that little wave there in the weather front, which enhances the rainfall. a weak weather front moves into england and wales, bringing a bit more cloud, maybe some light rain and drizzle here and there, and then the wave tip comes in, the cloud thickens across northern ireland, western scotland, and it turns wetter later on in the day. for eastern parts of england, a good chance you will stay dry, with sunshine at times. here, it will be warmer, 1a or 15, with south—westerly winds returning. south—westerly, milder air ahead of that weather front and colder air to the north of it. wetter weather on tuesday night across the northern half of the uk. again, as the weather front moves south, it will weaken, with the rain becoming lighter and more patchy, mainly over the hills in the west, but we will see more cloud moving south. the northern half of the uk gets into colder

morning, and some will continue, particularly towards the north—west of the uk, ganging up on western scotlandt be as windy. it will not feel quite as chilly. another weather system overnight and into tuesday. this weather front moving through could bring some snow to quite low levels in parts of north—east england, southern scotland to start off on tuesday morning before it clears away. a few showers follow on behind and a glancing blow for one of these low—pressure systems carried by the jet stream to the south of us may still bring a bit of rain towards parts of the far south of england, more especially the channel islands on tuesday. then that clears away. another one comes in for wednesday. it could turn things wetter again into the channel islands and there will be a few showers pushing towards the north—west of the uk, wintry on the hills, but actually, on wednesday, you can see the extent of dry weather and more significantly, dry weather where we are seeing some of the worst flooding at the moment. now beyond wednesday, the pattern starts to change again. we get a bit of a ridge of hi

so you can see where the low pressure is, just above my head, this weather front approaching western scotlandtry, central and southern areas, is going to be a totally different picture. clear skies and temperatures hovering around 10 degrees. there will be a nippy start on monday, remember. monday night into tuesday, this weather front sneaks in, trying to squeeze itself between the high and the south and the low in the north. that means an area of perhaps the cloud may be some that are closed but always, towards the east of the country, the weather dry and mild. 15 celsius widely, 16 in some areas. a different story in scotland. towards the second half of the week and into next weekend, things expected to really, really settle down. that is it, goodbye. whether this is bbc news. the headlines. all museums and cultural centres and sports venues will also be close. all nonessential services are to close in france and midnight local time as part of strict measures to stem the spread of the coronavirus, as many people as possible are being asked to work from home. in the uk, hundreds of scientis

a warm afternoon, despite all of the sunshine and a peppering of showers across northern and western scotlandh the odd one reaching the cumbrian tales. this evening and overnight, eventually the rain stops in the south—east, keeping that veil of cloud for a time, skies clearing widely and we will end up with another frosty night, quite widely come across many parts of the british isles, and out towards the west the first signs of a fairly wea k west the first signs of a fairly weak weather front. you west the first signs of a fairly weak weatherfront. you get west the first signs of a fairly weak weather front. you get the sense on the big picture there's not much rain i'm showing across the northern portion of that bit of fun, although it is still raining heavily across central, southern and western france. it is a frosty, bright start for many parts, but cloud pulling and across the west, a slow—moving weather front with showery bursts of rain rather than anything more continuous, across the western side of scotla nd continuous, across the western side of scotland stop temperatures nudging

still a few showers around this evening and tonight particularly in western scotland, northern irelandr system running across southern england towards east anglia as the night goes on and first thing tomorrow. from this you could see a bit of sleet and snow — mainly to hills, maybe not exclusively so, before it clears away. keeps temperatures up a little bit here but elsewhere frosty and again potentially icy to start the day tomorrow. the rain, sleet and snow will clear away to the south—east and behind that it is sunshine and showers again. most of these towards the north—west, ganging up on western scotland for a longer spell of rain, sleet and hill snow moving in for some of us as the afternoon goes on. it is still breezy out there, it is not going to be as windy as it has been in terms of temperatures — it will be in single figures, and that's where it's going to stay through the week with frost in places, icy nights but some sunshine and not as wet as it has been. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: another 12 people in the uk test positive for coronavirus, bringing the total

chilly, just one or two showers around and then it turns wet and windy for northern ireland and western scotland, questioning and and wales as we head through the afternoon. eastern areas staying dry and perhaps brighter until the rain arrives here after dark. some of the rain will be quite heavy as it splashes its way eastwards. really piling up across parts of wales and northern england, into tuesday, further cloud and rain at times, very mild in the south and then it is cooler with sunshine and showers from wednesday onwards. 273 people in the uk have tested positive for coronavirus — that's up from 209 yesterday, according to latest figures. 16 million people in northern italy are placed in quarantine for a month because of the virus. in lombardy, ski resorts, gyms and nightclubs can't be opened. restaurant customers must sit at least a metre apart. china reports its lowest number of new infections in a single day, since january. here, new emergency laws — including court cases over video link or phone — to help tackle the virus are announced. hey, boris. the prime minister meets victims of

areas of england will see some occasional rain for northern ireland, southern and western scotlandts with the irish sea, some girls on costs around 50 miles an hourand sea, some girls on costs around 50 miles an hour and a lot of missed and moved for the coast and hills in the west as well. technically a mild day but then again, it is windier. and wetter. the rain moved south saturday evening and nights are finally reaching down towards the east and south—east of england well after dark stop before the wrinkly southern and western scotland and some of the hills up to 70 millimetres and could see which brings the risk of flooding rising river levels and they could be some disruption from that going into sunday. an older start to sunday, of course we have had a lot of rain overnight and sunday, the last of it will clear away from south east england in the morning and behind it, brightest guys yes but look at all of the showers dotted about. moving through quickly on strong problem gusty wind and not a washout of the day but if you do find yourself in a shallow, it could well bea your

we have got the rain, though, coming into northern ireland, western scotland. s in the south—east of england on sunday. but that is the peak of the heat, as i say, because the weather fronts bringing the rain in the west tend to move their way eastwards and the air cools offjust a little bit, but you can see where all of our weather is coming from, it is coming up from the south—west, so we will see some rain from time to time, with some drier spells as well, brief ridges of high pressure. so, this is the outlook, really, and, you can see, those temperatures are dropping down from the highs of sunday, but still warmer than it has been of late, but there will be some spells of cloud and some spells of rain. in between, there will be some sunshine and some clearer nights, but generally speaking, whilst we will get some incursions of colder air from time to time, it's mostly mild south to south—westerly winds that will dominate as we head into next week. goodbye. tonight at ten — the government admits it needs to go "further, faster" to ramp up coronavirus testing.

the rain will be with us early on in the day for northern ireland in western scotland and is in western we will get 30 millimetres of rain but in the hills up millimetres of rain but in the hills up to 70, that combining with snow melt, brings the risk of some localised flooding issues in scotland. not the only place to see rain, eventually it comes down across the north—west of england and wales. across central and eastern england most of the day will be dry and reasonably bright. a blustery and reasonably bright. a blustery and mild day with temperatures in double figures everywhere. saturday night, our band of rain pushes eastwards a cross night, our band of rain pushes eastwards across england and wales, could be quite slow to clear on sunday morning but eventually it well. a day of sunshine and showers, the showers most frequent across the north and west were some of them could have hail and thunder mixed in but at least there will be more in the way of sunshine to go around. temperatures cooling off across scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england but still miles fur

initially it will be across northern ireland and western scotland on saturday.e a fair amount of cloud. maximum temperatures will be higher. but also quite breezy. you can see by the amount of white lines across the uk, we will keep those fairly strong winds as we go into sunday morning. but that weather front will continue to move eastward bringing that rain behind it, colder air digging eastward bringing that rain behind it, colderair digging in. on sunday it, colderair digging in. on sunday it will feel chillier than saturday. sunny spells and showers, some of them could be heavy. moving through fairly quickly on that rather brisk westerly wind. 0n the face of it, temperatures 9—12, but it will feel chillier than that. briefly looking into next week — it remains pretty u nsettled. into next week — it remains pretty unsettled. you can see quite a lot of rain. we are still looking at u nsettled of rain. we are still looking at unsettled weather. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh — the headlines as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases

the bolt in western scotland. —— bulk. those temperatures 7—9d.m front that will introduce a lot of low cloud, some rain and drizzle. the second weather front produces heavy rain perhaps later into the northwest of england. temperatures will be higher. 12—13d. that milder air doesn't last too much longer. it swept away by cooler shower he on sunday. we got the jet stream on there again. it is a bit stronger but it is undulating so we will see variable weather and probably the next area of low pressure bringing variable weather and probably the next are windy w pressure bringing variable weather and probably the next week. dycamfitions bringing . . ,. . . . ,. variable weather and probably the next week. once mfitions bringing. . ,. . . . ,. variable weather and probably the next week. once thatms bringing. . ,. . . . ,. next week. once that rain moves through, low pressure sits next to the uk for through, low pressure sits next to the ukfora through, low pressure sits next to the uk for a couple of days and we'll keep showers going. probably with a

clear skies elsewhere, more persistent showers driving into western scotland, northern ireland and north—westa contrast with the feel of the weather. still seeing mild with double digits the south. tomorrow morning there will be some dry sunny spells coming through but then those south—westerly when still feature driving in showers as we go through the day. some of those organised from time to time. it is not going to feel too bad and if you are heading off to cheltenham for tomorrow it looks as if you might dodge the worst of the showers of top temperatures of 12 degrees. further south and east we could see another incredibly mild afternoon with 15 or 16. more organised showers from the north—west, a cold front that will push these showers further south and east but as it does it will move the mile they are out of the way so we see a return back to conditions where they should be and maybe even cooler than they should be at this time of year. into thursday, fewer showers, still the risk of some into northern ireland and scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground across scotla nd

further north wintry showers across western scotland into northern ireland and it is going to be calledld be a soggy start across the south—east without rain, across the south—east without rain, a bit ofa across the south—east without rain, a bit of a tricky early morning commute and a bit of sleet but that should clear away quickly and around lunchtime it should be bright for many with plenty of sunshine and a few showers, most of these in western scotland was a wintry flavour to them. seven to nine or 10 degrees. the week ahead does not look too bad. we should see quite a bit of dry weather around and some sunshine with one or two showers. it will be on the cool side. temperatures in single figures mostly. turning unsettled again as we head into the following weekend. at least we have a few days of fairly settled weather to come. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 12pm: an infant school in berkshire is the latest place to close, after one of its staff tests positive for coronavirus — bringing the number of confirmed cases in the uk to 23. the government insists it's pre

, questioning and western scotland, questioning and and wales as we head through the afternoon.s here after dark. some of the rain will be quite heavy as it splashes its way eastwards. really piling up across parts of wales and northern england step into tuesday, further cloud and rain at times, very mild in the south and then it is cooler with sunshine and showers from wednesday onwards. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: 273 people in the uk have tested positive for a coronavirus, up from 209 yesterday, according to latest figures. 16 million people in northern italy are placed in quarantine for a month because of the virus. in lombardy, ski resorts, gyms and nig htclu bs in lombardy, ski resorts, gyms and nightclubs cannot be opened and restau ra nt nightclubs cannot be opened and restaurant customers have to sit at least a metre apart. china reports its lowest number of new infections in a single day since january. here, new emergency laws including court cases here, new emergency laws including court cases over a here, new emergency laws including court cases over a vid

of low pressure moves in to bring some wet and windy weather for northern ireland, then into western scotlandeastern areas staying dry throughout the whole day, with a little bit of brightness. but then, during monday night, the wet and windy weather sweeps to all areas. a bit of transient snow over the scottish hills. it stays pretty windy and wet through the night, some pretty heavy rain accumulating for northern england and for wales. now, it'll be turning milder as well during monday night. into tuesday, i think the temperatures will be a feature. this warm aircoming up from the azores. lots of isobars on the charts, so again, it's going to be another windy day and there will be weather fronts around too, hence the cloud and the rain. so it starts off quite cloudy with outbreaks of rain for tuesday. we'll start to see a little bit of sunshine develop across england and wales but there'll be lots of showers packing into the north and the west of the country. winds a feature again, windier in fact on tuesday than monday with gales around some irish sea coasts. but, like i mentioned, with th

most likely to see showers in scotland and northern ireland and western wales in the far southwest ofea of pressure heading our way. it shouldn't be anywhere near as severe as the feature we saw last weekend and shouldn't be made into a named storm. the worst of the rainfall should sweep through overnight saturday into sunday. so for saturday, while a lot of cloud is around, actually quite a lot of dry weather and rain to the afternoon and northern ireland and scotland. temperatures on saturday average for the time of the year, talking about nine and ten degrees. as the system moves through overnight, temperatures in some spots may come up as a plume of warm air goes through ahead of the front but for sunday, going into cooler temperatures behind it and some quite sharp showers running around. there will be sunny intervals at times. temperatures look similar on the face of it for sunday but it will feel chillier on sunday as we pick up a northwesterly. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: california's governor declares a state of emergency over the coronavirus. the s

western hills. more significant rain and snow melt in scotland as well. heavy rainfall western scotland.g and we have got some rain coming in further across scotland and northern ireland and sweeping its way down into and wales. more heavy rain over the hills of wales, north—west england for a while and then showers following on behind. if anything, it may well be windy overnight. while we have had some chilly nights of late, tonight is going to be a mild one. 7—9d. as the back of the overnight train from the south—east quarter of england and in sunshine and blustery showers again on sunday. fewer showers, sunshine and blustery showers again on sunday. fewershowers, more sunshine for eastern scotland and eastern england and more showers further west and some of them heavy with hail and thunder and snow in the scottish mountains. temperatures typically eight or nine. in the afternoon. blustery winds again and then they strengthen during the early pa rt then they strengthen during the early part of next week because the u nsettled early part of next week because the unsettled weather is se

most of the heavy showers continue for western scotland and northern ireland.till be there during the evening as well. that winter weather moves away from the southeast, the cloud gradually breaking up and the winds easing too. signalling perhaps a touch of frost here and there on friday. but there is a another weather front coming in from the west. this one is very weak. there is no great temperature contrast either side of it. it is more a case of an area of showers really coming in very slowly from the west. ahead of it, mist and fog patches across midlands in northern england and those will left them for many parts of eastern england and scotland, friday could be a dry day with sunshine at times. i hinted earlier at the changes to come this weekend. essentially, we have a deeper area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. the winds will be strengthening. that first weather front is blowing in more low cloud and some drizzle around the western hills and coast. we will see cloud amounts increasing. it is the second front that is much more active and thi

belfast, the lake south—west that south—western parts of scotla nd south—west that south—western parts of scotland—— the lake district and south—western parts of scotla nd district and south—western parts of scotland as well. this is the forecast for sunday. you can see a weather front crossing the country here, bringing a spell of rain during the morning. then perhaps a few spells of showers. sunday itself, the second half of the day gci’oss itself, the second half of the day across many western parts of the country will look absolutely fine. the winds will be pretty brisk as well. particularly around some of these western coasts. here is the big picture on monday. this big high from the azores is coming. low pressure to the north end with high pressure to the north end with high pressure building in our direction but does spell from any of us a sunny and quite a chilly start. remember, the nights are still pretty long so it gets pretty chilly during the course of the night. lots of fine weather around, both in the morning and in the afternoon on monday. hardly a cloud in the sky for many of the

ganging up in western scotland, the biggest part of wet weather pushing and for the afternoon.st part are in single figures, but quite a bit of sunshine around for many of the show is and not as windy as it has been. this week there will be some sunshine, showers, not as windy or as wet for a time, but it will be quite chilly, temperatures a bit below average for the time of year, with some frosty and icy nights. a selection of places as we go through this week. most of the showers will be towards the north and west at the uk. parts of the southern england and the channel islands still seeing a bit of rain, and then towards the end of the week it looks like low pressure is going to be coming back, meaning the return of some spells of wind and rain, the weather front moving south thursday night into friday and another area of low pressure coming in for next weekend. we are getting a bit of a respite, but it doesn't look like it is going to last very long. of course, while the weather is turning quieter, there are still plenty of flood warnings. keep up with these and any other w