And all those films been made as well. Warm sunshine, turning chilly underneath clear skies, some or cloud, low cloud arriving from the north sea, limiting the temperature dropped, especially across northern ireland. There maybe a touch of frost, chilly in the south, up in the sunshine, misty start, perhaps the sunshine, misty start, perhaps the midlands, some areas of cloud could linger through the day, notably in North East England where along the coast it will feel chilly. Averages in the mid teens could be warmer, then recently, lighter winds, high temperatures again. Largely dry towards the south, with some sunshine, still on the warm side, through the rest of the week, increasing amounts of cloud, threat of rain, and still decent temperatures for this time of year. This is bbc news, the headlinesjust after 8 30pm Home Secretary says that Intelligence Services must be able to access encrypted messages. Khalid masood is thought to have used whatsapp moments before the westminster a
And all those films been made as well. Warm sunshine, turning chilly underneath clear skies, some or cloud, low cloud arriving from the north sea, limiting the temperature dropped, especially across northern ireland. There maybe a touch of frost, chilly in the south, up in the sunshine, misty start, perhaps the sunshine, misty start, perhaps the midlands, some areas of cloud could linger through the day, notably in North East England where along the coast it will feel chilly. Averages in the mid teens could be warmer, then recently, lighter winds, high temperatures again. Largely dry towards the south, with some sunshine, still on the warm side, through the rest of the week, increasing amounts of cloud, threat of rain, and still decent temperatures for this time of year. This is bbc news, the headlinesjust after 8 30pm Home Secretary says that Intelligence Services must be able to access encrypted messages. Khalid masood is thought to have used whatsapp moments before the westminster a
Were eased in england, allowing unlimited exercise, and travel, in order to enjoy the open air. But the rules vary, depending on where you live in the uk. The easing of englands guidelines has been welcomed by some, but others in tourist areas worry about a possible big influx of people, as sian lloyd reports. These residents of stratford have been a fixture for generations, but, for the past eight weeks, their surroundings have been significantly quieter than usual. The Historic Town is a magnet for tourists from far and wide, and the Economic Impact of the lockdown has been felt here. But after the government advice was changed for People Living in england, visitors are beginning to return. This couple have travelled some 50 miles from their home in leicestershire. Because boris said we can go further afield, weve made the most of it. This is our normal life. We like to get out and about. So, were just going to have a walk around the river and we brought our own flask of coffee, and
Having continued with a stricter lockdown than england, Northern Ireland has now decided to relax its lockdown more than any other part of the uk. From tuesday groups of up to six people not from the same household will be able to meet outdoors. Drive in Church Services and cinemas will also be allowed. Emma vardy is in belfast. Belfast has been like a ghost town but its about to come back to life. People in Northern Ireland are to be allowed more social interaction than anywhere in the uk. From tomorrow, six people from different households will be able to meet outdoors, far more than in england, where you can only meet one person from another house. The Northern Ireland executive says its down to changing scientific advice, it believes theres much less chance of the virus being passed on outdoors, so they will now allow drive through Church Services and cinemas, golf and tennis to restart. Much of this ahead of anywhere else in the uk. We are told that Outdoor Activities are able to
Were eased in england. Local councils urged people today to stay away from beauty spots and beaches and, although some National Parks have reported areas being busy, many people do seem to have heeded the warning, as andy gill reports. In normal times, more than 3 million day visitors come to the dales every year, and its not hard to see why. The National Park and local authorities, though, think it is too early to loosen the coronavirus lockdown. The big fear was that the car park would be full all week, and the river bank was going to be like blackpool when blackpool was busy and open, nobody social distancing. But as it is, we have a slow increase in the amount of people coming, that feel safe to come. But in grassington today, some people were taking advantage of the new guidelines, some travelling from harrogate and leeds. If you follow the guidance and you socially distance, you make sure that you are not touching anything. We have not seen anybody, really, but everyone we have s