first thing tuesday, we should start frost free. and that could be our only frost free night, then, as we look into the week ahead. tuesday will bring a lot of sunshine to england and wales, but our funds to the north does start to come into play. not much in terms of rainfall in association with it some light rain across eastern scotland but it does allow colder air into the north of the uk. so of frost returns overnight tuesday into wednesday. to the north of the uk. to the south it's relatively mild with temperatures above freezing. a bit more cloud around here thanks to that front on wednesday as it makes it way south and may produce the odd shower, but overall a lot of dry weather on wednesday. still a lot of sunshine, but into the colder air many of us are plunged. particularly chilly with the northerly breeze down the north sea coast. wednesday into thursday and the cold air sweeps right the way across the uk. and that means overnight wednesday into thursday the risk of a widespread frost topped detail across the uk. for thur

a frost around thursday morning, mist and fog patches, but sunny conditions for most. breezy toward southern areas and cloud in the southern north sea, but under the strong sunshine with the ground dry, temperatures rise quickly and they will rise further into the weekend before dropping next week. but the outlook across the country, you will notice there are no raindrops on the symbols and if i show you the rainfall forecast for the next five days, precious little rain on the cards. the gardeners go on despairing! thank you. a reminder of our top story: downing street has said it will explore �*every possibility�*, including legislation, to stop plans for a european super league. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. prime minister borisjohnson warning no action is off the table in blocking those superleague proposals. european football's governing body, uefa, has told the six english breakaway clubs they face being banned from the premier league if they pursu

but where you have the clouds to start today, you will avoid frost, but a touch of frost eastern scotland, parts of england or wales. close to or perhaps a touch below freezing in the coldest rural areas. and some early low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from parts of eastern england. plenty of sunshine following on behind, across most of england and wales, and scotland. bit of patchy cloud developing. an isolated shower later in the day can't be ruled out in south east england. but the cloud though is thickest across western counties of northern ireland, western—most parts of scotland. there will be some outbreaks of rain occasionally — just 10 to 12 degrees here. really quite warm where you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight and into tuesday, the cloud and a chance of seeing some rain across more of northern ireland and scotland by tuesday morning. low cloud, mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england. generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning, so the frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern engl

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where you have the clouds to start today you will avoid frost, but a touch of frost eastern parts of england or wales and close to or perhaps a touch below freezing in the coldest rural areas. and some earlylow cloud, mist and fog clearing from england. following behind across much of england and wales and scotland, patchy cloud developing, an isolated shower later in the day can't be ruled out in southeast england, but the cloud is thickest across western counties of northern ireland, parts of scotland and outbreaks of rain occasionally — just ten to 12 degrees here. really quite warm when you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight and into tuesday, the cloud and chance of seeing rain by tuesday morning, low cloud mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england, generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning so frost will morning, so frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern england on tuesday. a shower can't be ruled out on tuesday. cloudy in scotland and northern ireland, not much rain left on this weatherfront, no

as well as that, it's pretty cold air, so we're seeing some night—time frosts. but such is the strength of the april sunshine. we had 21 degrees celsius in porthmadog in north west wales during the day, and we had high levels of uv in the south because we barely had a cloud in the sky and the sun at this time of year as strong as it is in late august. now, the dry weather's with us because of high pressure, but itjust subtly moves a little further north through the weekend, allowing more isobars, so more wind to develop in southern areas, and that will obviously accentuate the chill. that wind is with us in southern areas through the night, but there'll be a little bit of mist and fog elsewhere that'll be around the dawn period, and that breeze not enough to prevent a frost. although it won't be quite as widespread as it was last night, there'll still be patchy frost around, so farmers and growers beware. in fact, it's something that we'll have with us through the weekend as well. although staying fine by day, it's still chilly air and it's likely to result in s

helping after the - morning frost temperatures to leap up morning frost temperatures to leap up into the high teens, 17 or even 18 at this weekend. when it's last? in a word, no. we will see more cloud into next week. slightly colder air once again. i think it will feel chillier for all of us. at the moment, the high pressure has been ruling the roost. we have more isobars in the south, which is why it has been a bit blustery here, obviously that is accentuating how it feels. i was trying to show you the satellite picture to show you how much cloud we have had across eastern england today. that will become more prevalent over this evening and night—time as well as we pull in on the easterly wind, push it westwards towards the borders of wales. you cannot fail to note some rain in the forecast as well. we have not had a lot of that in april, but we will see at least a splash or two in the coming week. overnight, chilly under the starry skies, a touch of frost here and there to start with. this is the area of low pressure and it will be on its way southwards to many areas. unfortunat

first thing tuesday, we should start frost free. and that could be our only frost—free night, then, as we look into the week ahead. tuesday will bring a lot of sunshine to england and wales, but our front to the north does start to come into play. not much in terms of rainfall in association with it some light rain across eastern scotland, but it does allow colder air into the north of the uk. so a frost returns overnight tuesday into wednesday. to the north of the uk. to the south it's relatively mild, with temperatures above freezing. a bit more cloud around here, thanks to that front on wednesday. as it makes its way south it may produce the odd shower, but overall a lot of dry weather on wednesday. still a lot of sunshine, but into the colder air many of us are plunged. particularly chilly with the northerly breeze down the north sea coast. wednesday into thursday and the cold air sweeps right the way across the uk. and that means overnight wednesday into thursday the risk of a widespread frost top to tail across the uk. for t

darryn frost ave explain what evidence today. darryn frost gave a — explain what evidence today. darryn frost gave a very — explain what evidence today. darryn frost gave a very detailed _ explain what evidence today. darryn frost gave a very detailed and - explain what evidence today. darryn frost gave a very detailed and at - frost gave a very detailed and at times emotional account of how he took on usman khan that day and try took on usman khan that day and try to prevent him from hurting others. he said that when he first heard the screams of those injured it was a call to action, he grabbed a whale task of the wall, he then headed towards where the screams and shouts were coming from, he came face—to—face with usman khan appointed the task him, he said that at that distance what looked like an explosive device around his waist looked very convincing. with usman khan then said to darryn frost, i�*m not here for you, i�*m waiting for the police. darryn frost and several others then chased him onto london bridge. ijumped onto as man come�*s back, i had my arms outs

there's a risk of some frost overnight. there's a risk of some frost overnight. some really cold wind on monday as the wind strengthens and they will be some wintry showers around as well. the easter sunday, it may not bt back in the southern half of the uk. the easter sunday, it may not be back in the southern half of the uk. dry weather and sunshine that further north, wet and windy weather and nba get really wintry by the end of the day. an arctic blast of air will sweep down across the whole of the country by easter monday and it means the risk of some snow, especially in the hills. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines: a serving metropolitan police officer has been convicted of membership of a banned neo—nazi terrorist organisation. benjamin hannam is the first british officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence. never before as a serving police officer been prosecuted for being a member of a terrorist group. when we identified the person was a police officer it was of course a shock but we then moved very quickly to arrest ben hannam. the prim

temperatures be close to freezing and there will be patchy frost here and there will be patchy frost here and there. it will warm up in the sunshine, but for much of scotland and northern ireland. the rain and drizzle will peter out and it will be dry and bright for eastern scotland. some patchy fair weather cloud developing in the west. it may be a bit hazy for parts of east anglia, but probably a bit warmer today. temperatures a little lower in scotland and northern ireland under the cloud. most places will be dry on monday, a bit of a cloudy start from some instrument parts, sunshine elsewhere. —— eastern parts. maybe a bit of rain coming into northern ireland. otherwise, it's dry and warmer. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... the queen leads murderers at the duke of edinburgh's funeral service, were only —— leeds mourners. the coffin travels on a specially adapted land rover. the drick�*s children and grandchildren join the solemn procession. —— the duke. the number of coronavirus deaths around the world passes 3 million, with the united states are suffering

so just an isolated frost possible. then on tuesday researcher nudge this area of cloud, and it has to be said, not very much rain, very slowly away from scotland and northern ireland with clear skies following on behind. more cloud than in recent days and the slight chance of picking up a shower, but still feeling warm. turning colour and include where they're pushing into northern scotland. is this weather front works its way southwards, barely any rain going into wednesday, another area of high pressure coming into settle things down once again. somewhat cooler air introduced, these are your temperatures later in the week. not far away from average to stop still the chance of a touch of frost in places overnight. if you are looking for some rain, you're going to be disappointed, much of the week ahead is dry. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: as concern grows over the health of kremlin critic alexei navalny, russia's ambassador to london says he won't die behind ba

widespread frost and ice and frost for northern parts of england. not so chilly elsewhere with patchy cloud and rain. sunshine and wintry showers blowing down the north sea coast to east anglia and into northern ireland and the bulk of the snow in the northern half of scotland. it will be windy everywhere tomorrow with strong to gale force winds and a northern scotland gusts of 60 to 70 mph and much colder. when you add on the strength of the wind it feels colder and more like the middle of winter. not so bad when the sun is out and we will have some clearer skies over night which will lead to a widespread frost early on tuesday morning, some icy patches are following earlier showers. more wintry showers and showers and hail and sleet and snow running around the western and eastern and northern coast. we could see more wintry showers move inland across scotland and northern england and into wales and northern england and into wales and eventually the midlands. another windy and another cold day and it feels cold in the wind as well. if you are conce

frost here and the far north of england. not as cold elsewhere. a bit of wintriness in that as well. we are all into sunshine and wintry showers on monday. most of the snow showers coming in over northern scotland. windy day everywhere tomorrow. and winds gusting 70 mph across northern parts of scotland. temperatures are lower tomorrow. when you add on the strength of the wind, it will feel much colder. it will feel more like the middle of winter. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: documents for a return to normal life — the fa cup final — set be be among the pilot events for the government's covid passport scheme in england. a traffic light system for countries is being planned for the re—introduction of international travel from england. but a warning not to book foreign holidays just yet. royal crisis injordan — a former crown prince says he's under house arrest — as part of a crackdown on government critics. a man is arrested following a second night of violence in northern ireland — the police describe an �*orchestrated atta

therr— their best when we had a late frost. then the _ their best when we had a late frost. then the japanese cherries came and they were _ then the japanese cherries came and they were stunning and they have 'ust they were stunning and they have just treen— they were stunning and they have just been caught now by these frosts — just been caught now by these frosts. there is still so much looking — frosts. there is still so much looking good and we have 6000 tulips coming _ looking good and we have 6000 tulips coming up _ looking good and we have 6000 tulips coming up among the japanese cherries— coming up among the japanese cherries and so there is always so much _ cherries and so there is always so much to— cherries and so there is always so much to see _ cherries and so there is always so much to see and as gardeners we are very flexible — much to see and as gardeners we are very flexible and remorseful and —— resourceful— very flexible and remorseful and —— resourceful and we work around weather — resourceful and we work around weather conditions.

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as well as that, it's pretty cold air, so we're seeing some night—time frosts. but such is the strength of the april sunshine. we had 21 degrees celsius in porthmadog in north west wales during the day, and we had high levels of uv in the south because we barely had a cloud in the sky and the sun at this time of year as strong as it is in late august. now, the dry weather's with us because of high pressure, but itjust subtly moves a little further north through the weekend, allowing more isobars, so more wind to develop in southern areas, and that will obviously accentuate the chill. that wind is with us in southern areas through the night, but there'll be a little bit of mist and fog elsewhere that'll be around the dawn period, and that breeze not enough to prevent a frost. although it won't be quite as widespread as it was last night, there'll still be patchy frost around, so farmers and growers beware. in fact, it's something that we'll have with us through the weekend as well. although staying fine by day, it's still chilly air and it's likely to result in s

wilfred frost, our colleague who descends from his own kind of british royalty, sir david frost is his father. you know, one thing we've certainly learned about prince philip is he had a mischievous side, a sense of humor, a certain irreverence. how unusual was that, and what does that mean to the family? >> well, it is funny. i think, you know, prime minister boris johnson described it last week, as he often put it in protocol, as he tried to break the ice. but that was always his aim. he was always trying to break the ice with people. actually, it's described as something he really added to that partnership, particularly in the first couple of decades of their marriage. that social skill, that personal skill when you're talking of heads of state and other dignitaries that her majesty the queen would have to meet, he really helped her on that regard. >> we're watching the queen as she enters the chapel. she stopped and pause to look back. >> she will be sitting by herself, wilfred, we were mentioning, in the chapel, per covid restrictions. >> i just think, again, seeing her in her own

land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. judge jeanine: police officers enforce our laws and keep our community safe. we give them tools to do just that. handcuffs, a taser, a firearm. and yet when an ohio privilege did just that, saving the life a teenager who was about to be stabbed, democrats, the liberal media, celebrities and athletes rushed to condemn him. le bron james tweeted, you are next, hashtag accountability. joining me, keith farrell from the from 10 order of police. most of us look at this and say this guy, this police officer who got involved was there for seconds, took action, was an excellent marksman, didn't have anyone is injure. should be commended for what he did. how is it the left has this all backward? >> thank you for having me. it doesn't meet the agenda. doesn't match up with the narrative they are trying to push. and the defund the police that we are hearing from our city council. we don't know how many lives the officer saved that day or could have saved without taking the acti

dry weather, plenty of sunshine and very little rain, but the standout story four april 2021 are the frosts. we have had a grass frost recorded somewhere in the uk every night of this month, which is quite incredible. we are closing the month out on a bit more of a traditional note with april showers. if you catch one, you will know about it. light winds mean they are very slow moving. they have been very slow moving. they have been very hit and miss so far today. coming off the north sea a few across wales and the midlands. the showers could become a bit more widespread as we go through the afternoon with hail and thunder. there will not be much in the way of warmth, still a disappointing feel at therefore this time of year. seven to 13 degrees. the showers will ease as we go through the evening and overnight. clear skies and showerfee will evening and overnight. clear skies and shower fee will allow those temperatures to fall away once again. in fact, temperatures to fall away once again. infact, we temperatures to fall away once again. in fact, we could have a touch of frost for our firs

we should see very limited frost. tuesday dating, a bit more cloud across the uk, is what is left of the weather front tries to work its way across us. some slightly chilly air coming in behind it to northern scotland, some sunshine to end the day here. still sunny, temperatures in the mid teens for the south of the uk. that weather front is a marker, it does not produce much rain, but it is a markerfor a cold arctic not produce much rain, but it is a marker for a cold arctic air trying to tuck back in to the north of the uk through the middle part of the week. the tail end of the weather front may produce enough cloud and instability in the atmosphere to give a few showers across england and wales on wednesday, but they will be fairly hit and mist. many places will stay dry. it looks dry per scotland and northern ireland. there will be a lot of sunshine around here. behind that front, we all start to shift into some chillier air once again and pick up a northerly breeze. for the end of the week, we will start to i th

clear skies and bright is the recipe for another widespread frost. just another look at that area of high pressure, slap bang across the uk so again a lot of dry unsettled weather to come for the rest of the week and into the weekend. some cloud across northern scotland tomorrow. there could be the odd shower at their the vast majority dry and sunny. a keen easterly breeze across southern parts but temperatures are higher tomorrow at 17 degrees in manchester for example. thursday evening the sunshine continues away from the odd shower in northern scotland and from friday spot the difference, high pressure still with us. still some cloud around in the north of scotland, plenty of sunshine elsewhere. quite windy through the english channel and temperatures a little bit higher again. 19 degrees in glasgow and of course strong april sunshine. in glasgow and of course strong aprilsunshine. it's in glasgow and of course strong april sunshine. it's the weekend high—pressure still with us and still mainly dry with plenty of sunshine. perhaps a bit cooler b

but what will be a talking point for us is the overnight frost. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: india's covid catastrophe — it is here the official death count is underestimated. you told me there _ count is underestimated. you told me there was _ count is underestimated. you told me there was a - count is underestimated. 7m, told me there was a bed. in brazil, president bolsonaro is now under formal investigation for his handling of the pandemic. 400,000 brazilians have died with covid. the damage could be very serious and it could recommend impeachment and even criminal charges against the president.

as we close out april 2021, there has been a grass frost recorded somewhere in the uk for the whole of the month. but we close out the month perhaps on a little bit more of a tradition, with sunny spells and april showers. the showers so far have been pretty hit and miss, rolling in off the north sea. through the afternoon, further showers developing inland. the showers could be heavy, with a little bit of thunder mixed in there, even some hail, as well. if you dodge the showers and keep the sunshine, temperatures a little subdued for this time of year. a maximum of 7—13 degrees. those showers continue to the early evening, but then they will start to fade away, and under clearing skies, we do it all again, temperatures are likely to fall away, so for the first morning of may we could start again with a touch of frost, particularly in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. low single figures perhaps below freezing here. as we go into the weekend, despite frosty mornings, a case of sunny spells and dodging some showers. the rest of the sun first thing, showers developing thr

it should be frost free. 0n into tuesday. it should be frost free. on tuesday, again with the across england and wales, highs of 16 and 17 degrees with some sunshine. but the weather there eventually try to push its way south across the uk. a little bit of rain across the uk. a little bit of rain across scotland. under clear skies we will see some frost starting to return. 0n we will see some frost starting to return. on wednesday day time, the colder air will follow this weather front south across the uk with not much rain coming along with that front. a few showers across england and wales. it is that plunge into the cooler, arctic air and that will make things feel quite different towards the end of the week. still looking dry and still largely light winds but temperatures 16 to 17 on monday and we will be lucky to get 13 degrees by the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at apm: 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 a

under clearskies, it's yet another april frost on the way, a widespread frost tonight, with the exception of western fringes of england, wales, scotland and for many in northern ireland. after that chilly start tomorrow, temperatures will be heading up in plenty of sunshine with the exception of northern scotland, where more cloud may produce a shower. there will be a stiff breeze running through the english channel towards the channel islands and into south—west england. but along the north sea coast, a lighter breeze compared with today, turning offshore in some spots. and in that strong april sunshine, 17 in cardiff and manchester. and they word for hay fever sufferers. after a bit of a dip today, tree pollen levels are on the up again tomorrow, and that is

frost and ice in scotland, frost in the far north of england, not so cold elsewhere, though still cloud by the end of the night. some rain and wintriness and then it pushes through with sunshine and wintry showers on monday. most of the snow falling in northern scotland, some wintry showers down the east coast into east anglia, some in northern ireland and some over the irish sea. in some inland areas, quite sunny in the afternoon, all areas windy, strong to gale force winds, up to 70mph in the north of scotland. temperatures will be lower, three degrees the low, but when you add the strength of the wind, probably feeling more like the middle of winter, despite the sunshine. with clearer skies overnight, a widespread frost early on tuesday, icy patches in the wintry showers, most of the snow sitting across the north of scotland still. a few more wintry showers around northern and western coasts but some wintry showers heading inland into scotland and northern england, later wales and the midlands too. temperatures on a par with monday, still windy and still feeling cold. it is april aft

so just an isolated frost possible. then on tuesday researcher nudge this area of cloud, and it has to be said, not very much rain, very slowly away from scotland and northern ireland with clear skies following on behind. more cloud than in recent days and the slight chance of picking up a shower, but still feeling warm. turning colour and include where they're pushing into northern scotland. is this weather front works its way southwards, barely any rain going into wednesday, another area of high pressure coming into settle things down once again. somewhat cooler air introduced, these are your temperatures later in the week... not far away from average to stop still the chance of a touch of frost in places overnight. if you are looking for some rain, you're going to be disappointed, much of the week ahead is dry. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven. millions enjoy the first weekend since england's lockdown was eased, but concerns as health officials confirm 77 cases of the indian variant across the uk. the organis

recorded a frost. tomorrow we start on a cold and frosty note and there will be a lot of dry weather and a bit of sunshine and some showers from the word go, but we will see further showers developed through the course of tomorrow and with the lighter winds, they are likely to be slow—moving and again there's the potential for them slow—moving and again there's the potentialfor them not slow—moving and again there's the potential for them notjust slow—moving and again there's the potential for them not just to slow—moving and again there's the potentialfor them notjust to be heavy but also thundery and we will seek more across southern england than we are likely to do today. temperatures six in lerwick and 1a in london and it should be 11 in the north to 15 in the south at this time of yearand north to 15 in the south at this time of year and if it's more significant rain you are looking for, it looks like bank holiday monday, if you're celebrating the bank holiday, we are looking at some rai

but in the west it should be frost—free. belfast 6 degrees overnight and seven in the western isles of scotland. that is because this weather front is hugging the west of the british isles here and there is just somewhat of a southerly breeze here bringing the cloud and bits and pieces of rain. you can see that breeze on the weather map here, whereas to the east central and eastern areas calm, clear skies, it is going to be a very pleasant day on saturday for some of us, up to 14 degrees, maybe even 15 in some areas of the uk, so a decent day on the way there. now sunday, the weather fronts come close, in fact they start to brush northern ireland and western areas of scotland, so admittedly, on sunday it is not going to be quite so sunny here, in fact a few spots of rain expected and that shield of cloud will engulf areas to the east. east. sunday we will call it bright rather than sunny but the temperatures respectable, 14, 15 for some of us. notice the milder yellow air is with us on monday, and tuesday. but, at this stage

we'll see a return to these widespread overnight frosts, so gardeners and growers, take note. it's been a cold, frosty start for many places morning. lots of sunshine but has the strong sunshine has got going it's been warming up and showers have been developing widely as you can see on the radar and satellite imagery. some of the showers are likely to be having with hail and thunder in places, some merging together to produce longer spells of rain. other areas avoiding them altogether and staying dry, particularly for central and southern england. winteriness over the north. a key north—easterly breeze particularly across north—eastern area so close to north sea coasts it's disappointing. we've got eight, 9 degrees the high, but further south given some sunny spells we could make 12 degrees but these values are below par for the time of year. the showers rattle on for a while this evening. most will fade away overnight although they'll continue across parts of scotland and north—east england, wintry over the higher ground. with largely clear skies for many others it's a

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not far away from average but still the chance of a touch of frost in places overnight. if you are looking for some rain, you're going to be disappointed, much of the week ahead is dry. this is bbc news. iam martine i am martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm: millions enjoy the first weekend since england's lockdown was eased,— but concerns as health officials confirm 77 cases of the indian variant across the uk. the organisation representing nhs trusts in england says it will take five years for some hospitals to catch up with the backlog caused by the pandemic. two russians suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent poisonings are now accused — over a czech arms depot explosion in 2014. the czechs, for example, in the past until quite recently have been quite reticent about basically picking a fight with moscow. and it's quite interesting how the czechs have pivoted and they're being very, very robust in their response. the government says it will examine any recommendation made by the inquiry into the lobbying row involving david cameron. angerfrom the pr

", darren frost told the jury. "i didn�*t want him to be shot, he wanted to die. i saw the chaos he caused in the whole. i didn�*t want him to have the satisfaction of his choice when he�*d taken that away from others." but then khan told one of the armed police that he had a bomb, and the officers pulled darryn frost off and opened fire. daniel sandford, bbc news, at fishmongers�* hall. president putin has warned the west not to cross what he called a "red line" with russia, stating that it would trigger an "asymmetrical, rapid and harsh" response. mr putin�*s comments, during his state of the nation address, came at a time of increased tensions with the west, and as supporters of the jailed opposition figure alexei navalny staged protests against mr putin�*s rule. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, has the latest. a touch of pomp. then cue the president. this was vladimir putin�*s 17th state of the nation address. he usedit 17th state of the nation address. he used it to portray this country is a besieged fortress, threatened by the west. and

frost and ice in scotland, frost in the far north of england, not so cold elsewhere, though still cloud by the end of the night. some rain and wintriness and then it pushes through with sunshine and wintry showers on monday. most of the snow falling in northern scotland, some wintry showers down the east coast into east anglia, some in northern ireland and some over the irish sea. in some inland areas, quite sunny in the afternoon, all areas windy, strong to gale force winds, up to 70mph in the north of scotland. temperatures will be lower, three degrees the low, but when you add the strength of the wind, probably feeling more like the middle of winter, despite the sunshine. with clearer skies overnight, a widespread frost early on tuesday, icy patches in the wintry showers, most of the snow sitting across the north of scotland still. a few more wintry showers around northern and western coasts but some wintry showers heading inland into scotland and northern england, later wales and the midlands too. temperatures on a par with monday, still windy and still feeling cold. it is april aft

frost possible on the ground. high pressure building back and, more dry weather, it is starting to drag and cold air the next 24 hours in the cold air already in place at the moment across parts of scotland and northern ireland, pushing southwards behind this cloud in a week old friend, callair behind this cloud in a week old friend, call air following behind this cloud in a week old friend, call airfollowing on, and some patchy rain and drizzle tonight, northern england and north midlands and north wales. not a huge amount but it does mean frosty morning scotland and parts of northern ireland as we start wednesday morning. not as frosty for wales. one or two spots where skies are clear is in the morning with local frosts in the countryside. cladding over brighton across parts of england and wealth and taurus east anglia. that cloud can produce one or two showers afternoon most likely tour southwest england and southwest wales. more of a breed for england and wales on friday and coming from the northeast with a pr

but lighter winds, clear skies, a frost as well. temperatures in some cities down to around —2 or —3 celsius early on wednesday morning. so wednesday's looking something like this, lots of bright, sparkling sunshine first thing in the morning. but the clouds will build through the morning and into the afternoon. so actually the second half of the day is looking a little overcast for some of us. and in the north—west of the country, later on in the afternoon, and towards the evening, the clouds will thicken further and we are expecting some outbreaks of rain in places like belfast, glasgow, much of the western isles. and that's because a weather front is approaching, the winds turning direction, actually milder air is reaching us. and by very early on thursday morning you can see that generally across the country it is frost free — almost. now, that change is brought by area of low pressure which will be tracking into the north of the uk. you can see that slightly milder air brought in by these south—westerly winds. so i th

and quite a widespread frost. any mist and fog will lift rapidly tomorrow, the temperature will go up. looking at a fair bit of sunshine tomorrow, breezy to the english channel and the south—west of england and southern counties, a bit more cloudy across the far north of scotland, which could produce the odd shower. foremost, it will be dry and we could hit 17 degrees in northern england or eastern scotland. after that, the weather remains fairly settled. currently, we have tomatoes in the kitchen so we are the same. mine are hue, kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge. about — kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge. about this _ kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge, about this hi! _ kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge, about this hi! mine _ kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge, about this hi! mine are - kitchen so we are the same. mine are huge, about this hi! mine are only - huge, about this hi! mine are only tin . i'm huge, about this hi! mine are only tiny- i'm not— huge, about this

as well as that pretty cold air, we will see some night—time frost. such is the strength of the april sunshine, we had 21 in north west wales during the day and we had high levels of uv in the south because we have barely had a cloud in the sky and the sun at this time of year is as strong as it is in late august. the dry weather is with us because of the high pressure but it moves further north through the weekend, allowing more isobars, so more wind to develop in southern areas and that will obviously accentuate the chill. the winter sweaters in southern areas through the night but there will be a little bit of mist and fog elsewhere around dawn and that breeze not enough to prevent a frost, although it would not be quite as widespread as it was last night, they will still be patchy programme so farmers and growers beware. it is something we will have with us through the weekend as well, others staying fine by day, it is still chilly air and likely to result in some local frosts. we have mcleod around in eastern areas during the day on saturday. sti

it will, though, be on the cool side still and there is still, overnight, the risk of frost. that's your weather. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: hospitals in delhi issue an sos for supplies of oxygen and beds as coronavirus case numbers and deaths reach a new record in india. another night of scuffles in eastjerusalem between palestinians and israeli police, despite an appeal for calm by israel's prime minister. turkey summons the us ambassador to protest against president biden�*s decision to recognise the massacres of armenians 100 years ago as genocide. calls for borisjohnson to explain how the refurbishment of his downing street flat was paid for, following allegations from his former chief advisor.

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but what will be a talking point for us is the overnight frost. this is bbc news. with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as evidence grows that the official death toll in india's covid crisis is a massive under—estimate, desperation grows as oxygen and essential supplies dry up. please, help me. my father is dying. yesterday i lost my brother. in brazil, president bolsonaro is now underformal investigation for his handling of the pandemic. 400,000 brazilians have died of covid. americans fully vaccinated against the coronavirus will no longer be obliged to wear face masks outdoors.

starts cold and there�*ll be a frost around. the sunshine coming through, some cloud developing especially in the west, maybe bringing a few showers into northern ireland, southwestern parts of scotland, wales, and western areas of england. the distribution of showers does keep changing a bit, but it does look drier towards eastern areas, and more parts of the country will see temperatures in double figures. now we still have high pressure in charge as we move into wednesday. things look a little different — yes, it�*ll start cold, there may well be a frost around, as well, and after a sunny start, cloud will tend to build up. but this time, it�*ll probably spread out a bit more, there won�*t be the depth of cloud, so we�*re unlikely to see many, if any showers around, and those temperatures in western areas could hit 13—14 celsius. it�*s fairly quiet weather over the weekend, there won�*t be much rain around, many places will be dry. but it�*ll still be cold — not quite as cold as it was over the weekend, mi

starts cold and there'll be a frost around. the sunshine coming through, some cloud developing especially in the west, maybe bringing a few showers into northern ireland, southwestern parts of scotland, wales, and western areas of england. the distribution of showers does keep changing a bit, but it does look drier towards eastern areas, and more parts of the country will see temperatures in double figures. now we still have high pressure in charge as we move into wednesday. things look a little different — yes, it'll start cold, there may well be a frost around, as well, and after a sunny start, cloud will tend to build up. but this time, it'll probably spread out a bit more, there won't be the depth of cloud, so we're unlikely to see many, if any showers around, and those temperatures in western areas could hit 13—14 celsius. it's fairly quiet weather over the weekend, there won't be much rain around, many places will be dry. but it'll still be cold — not quite as cold as it was over the weekend, mind you, but there's s

but where you have the clouds to start today, you will avoid frost, but a touch of frost eastern scotland, parts of england or wales. close to or perhaps a touch below freezing in the coldest rural areas. and some early low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from parts of eastern england. plenty of sunshine following on behind, across most of england and wales, and scotland. bit of patchy cloud developing. an isolated shower later in the day can't be ruled out in south east england. but the cloud though is thickest across western counties of northern ireland, western—most parts of scotland. there will be some outbreaks of rain occasionally — just 10 to 12 degrees here. really quite warm where you get the sunshine elsewhere. overnight and into tuesday, the cloud and a chance of seeing some rain across more of northern ireland and scotland by tuesday morning. low cloud, mist and fog returning to parts of eastern england. generally temperatures a bit higher going into tuesday morning, so the frost will be harder to come by. low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from eastern engl

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for thursday, we start off cold with some frost around, but bright in the sunshine. quite brisk for northern and eastern coasts. some longer spells of rain. a keen north west wind will make it feel chilly again for the time of year. single figures in northern and eastern parts. that area of high pressure clears away into the near continent on friday. isobars widen so the winds will be light, still coming down from the north, so this will be arctic air and it's turning chillier again for the end of april. blue colours right across the uk. for friday and the start of the bank holiday weekend, a cold start, sunny spells, few shoppers around. and then there just spells, few shoppers around. and then therejust a spells, few shoppers around. and then there just a chance bank holiday monday could turn wetter and windier. stay tuned. a reminder of our top story: the electoral commission has launched a formal investigation into the refurbishment of boris johson�*s downing street flat. the prime minister good afternoon. it will be more than a month before we know whether any

a stunning day has followed the frost. you don't get to see this can often, the satellite picture this morning, barely a cloud in the sky, just a few areas of cloud drifting across northern parts of scotland. you will not be surprised to learn that it's all down to an area of high pressure right across is keeping us settled and dry through the weekend. this afternoon's weather, the areas of cloud in northern scotland may squeeze out a shower in shetland, but for most as we've seen on the satellite picture, it's sunny, just a little hazy in some spots. the winds for the most part are light but a stiff easterly through the english channel and channel islands into south—west england, some exposed coasts staying cool but for most of us it's warm out there, 16—17 c, still chilly in the northern isles. as for hay fever, you know you are suffering, tree pollen, moderate to high, even the moderates are turning high tomorrow. it's moderate to high uv as well, strong april sunshine regardless of if you are in a breeze or not. to

but what will be a talking point for us is the overnight frost. you're watching bbc news. the headlines this hour. evidence grows that the official death toll in india is a massive underestimate. 192,000 deaths were recorded. the number could be quite as high while some experts ejects the number of infections could be 20 times as high. jair bolsonaro is under formal investigation. he has attempted to stop state governors from imposing lockdown and made mandating use of mask. and it's back to royal duties for the duke and duchess of cambridge, who've been visiting farm in county durham and the queen herself for the first time since the funeral of her late husband, the prince philip.