we ve got cloud coming into northern ireland, some wetter weather heading southwards into scotland. here, temperatures are lower than yesterday. temperatures of 15 celsius. things are set to change. that band of cloud heading southwards over night, the winds pick up, and we start to draw air all the way from the arctic. snow beginning to fall in scotland, even to lower levels. 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
the uk is to be the first country in the world to deliberately infect volunteers with covid 19 in a human vaccine trial. and we ll bring you the latest on the coronavirus pandemic from across europe. in some countries, cases continue to rise alarmingly. queen elizabeth s husband, the duke of edinburgh, has been admitted to hospital as a precautionary measure. buckingham palace says the prince, who will be 100 years old this year, is expected to remain there for a few days. here s the bbc s royal correspondent nicolas witchell. fanfare plays. he s been retired for more than three years now, and he s remained largely out of public sight during the lockdown. this was an exception. july last year, when he took his leave from the rifles, one of the regiments of which he d been honorary colonel in chief for many years. the most recent image of him is this, at windsor castle with the queen, a photograph released by the palace last november to mark their 73rd wedding anniversary. pri
alok sharma, this reflects where we are in the space at this time. it is comprehensive, he says, it is balanced, and it reflects the urgency of the month. but it eventually produced are oncology team there is a their success or failure. there will be some who say it falls well short of what was expected given the warning that we have seen, the extreme weather events we have seen over the last year, as alok sharma said. the target of keeping the 1.5 degrees rise in global temperatures alive is on life support, and a deposit is very weak, he said. but he thinks that any of these documents are great in the last hour, a process has been started and we must hope that before the next cop, in egypt, there will be tangible progress towards what has been a great over the course of the last two weeks. i want to bring in klara winkler, from the federation of young grains. first, i want to mention a tweet by greta thundberg, she has been watching, clearly, and she says, a brief summary o