phone people by the way that the people of west belfast ——not that the people of west belfast — — notjust sinn fein people, to cut him on and they loved him. that's it. i'm just wondering what many people in ireland would make of a leader wa nts to ireland would make of a leader wants to leave the country also thinks it's entirely acceptable to go to the funeral and lord andi to go to the funeral and lord and i are a man who many see as having the blood of dozens of people on his hands —— laud. the entire logic of the irish p —— makepeace process is to create inclusive politics, and that means everybody being involved in a political route, and that includes republican, loyalists and unionists. and state actors by the way. the fa ct state actors by the way. the fact that somebody like bobby was involved in politics and in political programme, i would suggest is the measure of the success of our peace process and nothing else. i asked you if you are coming clean with your relationship with the ira in sinn fein right now. you said you were. what do you make of the fact the irish poli

belfast and belfast more generally to clap him on and to give him a send off. they loved him. that's it. i'm just wondering what many people in ireland would make of a leader who wants to lead the country, who also thinks it's entirely acceptable to go to the funeral and laud and ira man, who many see as having the blood of dozens of people on his hands. well, i'm not sure that people see that. i would challenge you on that. but i would also say to you that the entire logic of the irish peace process was to create a forum and a platform for inclusive politics, and that means everybody being involved in a political route, and that includes former combatants, republican, loyalist and unionist, and state actors by the way. so, the fact that somebody like bobby storey was involved in politics and a political programme, i would suggest to you is the measure of the success of our peace process and nothing else. i asked you if you were really coming clean about your relationship with the ira in sinn fein right now. you said you were. what do you make of the fact that

belfast and belfast more generally to clap him on and to him his send off. they loved him. that's it. i'm just wondering what many people in ireland would make of a leader who wants to lead the country, who also thinks it's entirely acceptable to go to the funeral and laud and ira man, who many see as having the blood of dozens of people on his hands. well, i'm not sure that people see that. i would challenge you on that. but i would also say to you that the entire logic of the irish peace process was to create a forum and a platform for inclusive politics, and that means everybody being involved in a political route, and that includes former combatants, republican, loyalist and unionist, and state actors by the way. so, the fact that somebody like bobby storey was involved in politics and a political programme, i would suggest to you is the measure of the success of our peace process and nothing else. i asked you if you were really coming clean about your relationship with the ira in sinn fein right now. you said you were. what do you make of the fact that

then i turn on the news and see a funeral in west belfast with a multitude attending in close formation. what an insult." your arrogance and the way you have spoken to the people of northern ireland in this assembly is insulting. it has undermined the very health and safety of our nation which is indeed the primary responsibility of leadership. you have failed. both you and the finance minister should have done the decent thing and resigned. i really don't know how the afternoon podium announcements will be accepted or believed again. how many times have each of us heard the words "why should i?" "why should i stick to the rules now?" we need to rebuild the public's trust and do all we can to bring the public with us as we all work through this crisis and the difficulties we are yet to face. with hand on heart, i can say that i will always apologise for any unintended hurt that was caused. it was not and it would never be my intention to hurt anybody within society. i'm satisfied that i did act responsibly within the church as part of a limited group as part of no more than 30 people as

cooler and fresher further north and west, 17 for glasgow and belfast, sunshine and showers to end the day here. now, as we head through the night, you will see our band of cloud and rain moving its way south eastwards, some heavier bursts running along it for a time. further north and west, clearing skies and a much cooler, fresher feel. temperatures overnight may be down to four or 5 degrees in parts of east scotland. tomorrow, cloud, patchy rain will hang on across some southern and eastern areas. most of us will see some spells of sunshine. showers developing across scotland and a fresher feel for all, highs of 16—22 degrees.

further north and west a cooler, fresher feel, 17 in glasgow and belfast. it isn't the best of days for cricket at old trafford. rain will continue to come and go throughout the day for the test match. chances are it'll dry up a little bit through the late afternoon into the evening, as our band of cloud and patchy rain sinks southwards but as you go the night, the weather front makes progress across wales and england we will see heavier rain pushing through for a time. mild and muggy in the south—east but further north and west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or west whether sky is clear, chilly, fouror5 west whether sky is clear, chilly, four or 5 degrees across scotland. tomorrow, our weather front still lingering, bringing cloud and spots of rain across the south but for most of rain across the south but for m ost pla ces of rain across the south but for most places tomorrow we will see some spells of sunshine, quite a few showers developing across scotland and a cooler, fresherfeel for all of us, highs between 17 and 22. that weather front in the

really soggy there in belfast. this is the next low pressure that will be moving over us through the course of monday. it'll take time before it clears away. so monday, for many of us, will not feel like july at all — in fact, the rain will be quite heavy, broadly speaking, across the sort of central section of the uk. to the south of that, we've got strong winds along some of the coasts. it could be gusting up to around 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour in some isolated locations. 21 degrees — so below parfor the time of the year in the southeast. in the north, around 15. but the end of the day actually shouldn't be too bad at all on monday, for example, in belfast, glasgow or even cardiff. tuesday, we're expecting this smaller area of high pressure to move over us. that means that the weather will calm down. there'll be sunshine around. but look at this. the winds are coming in out of the northwest — that's quite a cool source, so the temperatures aren't going to be spectacular. we're talking around 13 in sto

in glasgow, and in belfast. it is not the best of days for cricket at old trafford. i think rain will continue to come and go throughout the day for the test match. chances are, though, it will dry up a little bit through the late afternoon and into the evening as our band of cloud and patchy rain sinks away southwards, but as we go through the night, as our weather front continues to make progress a cross our weather front continues to make progress across wales and england we will see some heavy rain pushing through for a time, 30 mild and muqqy through for a time, 30 mild and muggy in the south—east but further north and west by the sky is clear it is going to be quite a chilly night especially across north—east scotland. tomorrow night chilly still some spots of rain but for most still some spots of rain but for m ost pla ces still some spots of rain but for most places tomorrow we will see some spots of sunshine and quite a few showers i think developing across scotland and a cooler fresher feel for all

really soggy there in belfast. this is the next low pressure that will be moving over us through the course of monday. it'll take time before it clears away. so monday, for many of us, will not feel like july at all — in fact, the rain will be quite heavy, broadly speaking, across the sort of central section of the uk. to the south of that, we've got strong winds along some of the coasts. it could be gusting up to around 40, maybe even 50 miles an hour in some isolated locations. 21 degrees — so below parfor the time of the year in the southeast. in the north, around 15. but the end of the day actually shouldn't be too bad at all on monday, for example, in belfast, glasgow or even cardiff. tuesday, we're expecting this smaller area of high pressure to move over us. that means that the weather will calm down. there'll be sunshine around. but look at this. the winds are coming in out of the northwest — that's quite a cool source, so the temperatures aren't going to be spectacular. we're talking around 13 in sto

but with all that cloud and mist in a not a cold night by any stretch, around 15 degrees in belfast. so more cloud and outbreaks of rain tomorrow, moving out of northern ireland into northern england and southern scotland. east anglia and the south—east have more cloud than to ta ke south—east have more cloud than to take a slightly lower temperatures. for northern ireland and scotland things could brighten up with some sunshine in the afternoon. as we move into friday this area of high pressure centred across the azores is going to try to build towards our choice and that will give a window of fine weather for most, some spells of sunshine. a bit of cloud and the east coast and for southern england and south wales. but generally speaking a fine day and slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 24 slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 2a degrees in london. but that window fine weather slams shutjust in time for the weekend and here comes an area of low pressure, frontal system swinging east and that brings some outbreaks of rain, some of that heavy for a time across northern parts of t

cool, 17 degrees for glasgow and belfast may be getting up to about 23 in london and norwich. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to outside source. we start with a new warning from the world health organisation. it says intense transmission of coronavirus is now restricted to a handful of countries, but says people shouldn't be complacent as global cases continue to rise. more than 15 million cases of covid—19 have now been reported to who. the us now has over four million confirmed cases of the virus. we'll bring you a comprehensive global round—up. prosecutors in the us say a chinese scientist accused

still there, but you can see a sneaky little low weather front just approaching the very far north—west, so approaching the very far north—west, so that here is a sign of things turning a bit more unsettled, at least across this portion of the atlantic. at this stage on tuesday, the weather is looking fine, we have got high pressure, light winds, pleasa nt got high pressure, light winds, pleasant temperatures, 22 in the south, 18 in liverpool and we will probably match that in glasgow as well. back to that little area of u nsettled well. back to that little area of unsettled weather in the north, just to be north—west of us. it is actually going to swing into north—western parts of the uk by the time we get to early on wednesday, so time we get to early on wednesday, so that does spell potentially some rainfor so that does spell potentially some rain for northern ireland, almost certainly western and north—western scotland. the borders southwards probably getting away with it, so here it is looking drive. i suspect even some sunshine as possible in belfast as well, but i think m

england, north west wales by the end of the night. but with all of that cloud around, it is not going to be a cold night by any stretch, in fact for belfast and liverpool, temperatures will get no lower than 15 degrees. tomorrow, again lots of cloud across much of the uk, the wettest weather moving from northern ireland to northern england, seven scotland, some showery rain pushing through wales, the south—west and into the midlands. cloudier than today across east anglia and the south is so cool asa east anglia and the south is so cool as a consequence, but for scotland and northern ireland of hopeful things will brighten up a bit as we have to the end of the day. thursday and friday, this big area of high pressure centred across the azores will try to bulge its way in our direction. it will settle things down. friday is our window of fine weather in most places, certainly more sunshine than we have had across the northern half of the uk, though i think cloud will roll into northern ireland later on. if you show is down towards the

around about 16 there in glasgow and belfast, maybe 22 in london. the end of the week is warming up. back to you two. thank you, we will take that, tomasz. if you've been affected by the changes to quarantine rules for travellers from spain, what are your rights when it comes to travel insurance and going back to work? we can try and answer some of these questions now with employment law expert katie palmer and malcolm tarling from the association of british insurers. good morning to you both. katie, i wa nt to good morning to you both. katie, i want to start with you, because this is fascinating, that people may have booked two weeks off work to go on holiday and suddenly they find they need four weeks off work. how will that work, who is responsible, will you get paid? it is difficult for employer and employee, it has come very quickly overnight. it is very much context dependent on you have to look at the specifics of the situation. the first thing your employer and employee should do is speak about the extended period of leave or self isolation

a lovely picture around belfast there. that cloud will tend to increase in northern ireland and through the afternoon we will see patchy rain coming from the west, but elsewhere a good deal of dry weather and a lot of sunshine. quite cloudy for the northern isles, the sunshine turning hazy on the rest of scotla nd sunshine turning hazy on the rest of scotland as the high cloud tends to build. but some patchy cloud for england and wales. probably not a great deal of that. across the border it will be warmer. could make 20 degrees and murray firth and aberdeenshire, 23 and 24 in the midlands and the south—east. more cloud through the evening comes into scotland, bringing some outbreaks of rain and drizzle. that wetter weather pushing down into england and wales later on in the night. because there's a lot more cloud around tonight, it will be quite a lot warmer than it has been over the past couple of nights or so, but tomorrow's weather looks little different. we are seeing this high pressure being squeezed by this weathe

don't forget we have a weather front returning to the west, that will introduce some rain across northern ireland, thundery rain, actually, so that is why your temperatures will be that bit lower. 21 degrees in belfast in the top ten picture of 32. i will have more weather in half—an—hour. —— top temperature. hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. it's 6:30am. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning. cycling on prescription and bikes available from your gp — olympic champion chris boardman will be joining us to discuss the government's big plan to get england cycling. we'll be asking what's next for holidaymakers hoping to travel abroad this summer, after the government changed its foreign travel advice again last night. we'll hear from the twin tv doctors who were making a documentary about life on the front line when one of them was struck down with covid—19. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: ministers are facing growing criticism after extending their advice again

england in north—west wales by the end of the night. with all the cloud around it is not going to be a cold night, not by any stretch. in fact the belfast and liverpool temperatures will get no lower than 15 degrees. tomorrow, again a lot of cloud across parts of the uk, the wettest weather moving away from northern ireland into northern england, southern scotland. showery rain pushing through wales and into the midlands. cloudier than today across the south—east so cool as a consequence. scotland and northern ireland i'm hopeful things will brighten up a bit as we head towards the end of the day. thursday into friday this big area of high pressure centred across the azores is going to try to bulge its way in our direction. it will settle things down. friday is our window a fine weather in most places, certainly more sunshine than we have had in the northern part of the uk although i think cloud will roll into northern ireland later on. a few showers down towards the south but that's where we will have the warmest of the weather with