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Good morning. welcome to bbc news, with the latest headlines. the prime minister is expected to explain the governments approach to easing the lockdown when he leads the downing street briefing for the first time since returning to work, but its unlikely hell confirm when changes will happen. i think the british people would expect us to be cautious. theyve been prepared to make huge sacrifices to get us this far and i think the government owes it to them to get this right. its the deadline for ...

South most frequent in strong to gale force winds. some will avoid the showers in the north. temperatures again close to where we should be for the time of year, 10 to 15 degrees. friday, the winds shift to the north—west and that means northern ireland and north—west england and wales prone to heavy and thundery showers. the odd shower else. cloudy in northern scotland. most will see sunshine. in the south—east we could hit 17 degrees. largely dry to start saturday. but rain will return f...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. millions more people will be able to get tested for coronavirus from today including all staff and residents of care homes. if they gov.uk, they can find out how to get a task. there are a number of ways, including having a test sent to your home, where you can get a test. spains prime minister predicts a recession on an "extraordinary scale" following the pandemic. the first prime ministers questions since boris johnsons return to work. will he make a...

17 degrees, maybe 18. towards the north—west, were looking at around 13 or 14. now, that area of low pressure shouldnt last long, and the rain on it shouldnt last long, because pressure is starting to build as we head into next week, so higher pressure around. weve still got lower pressure towards the south—west and across the western side of the uk, but ourairshould be coming in from continental europe, so hopefully something a little bit warmer on the way. so, if we look at some city forec...

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Good morning. welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines this tuesday morning. a minutes silence is to be held at 11 oclock this morning to remember more than 100 key workers whove died after contracting coronavirus. nhs managers plan to restore some of the vital hospital services put on hold because of the pandemic. beaches in australia reopen after a month of closures, and thousands return to work in new zealand after one of the worlds strictest lockdowns. president tr...

This is bbc news. im tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uks prime minister boris johnson is back in downing street after his own fight against coronavirus to tell the country now is the moment of maximum risk. i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a second major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the nhs. president trump invites the media back to the white house and says mor...