�* watcher watcher in �*watcher in nettinghamshire. weather watcher in nottinghamshire. we have even got some daffodils coming through very early as well. the rest of the day stays dry for most of us with good sunny spells around and temperatures will be above the seasonal norm. it is tony abbott milky as we are seeing some hazy, higher cloud pushing in from the west. but we will still see sunshine through the afternoon, the best in england and wales. most places will be dry. a bit of a breeze in northern ireland and western scotland with a couple of showers from the atlantic. but those temperatures well above what it should be at this time of year, 11 to 14. this front spreads across scotland and northern england and it turns drier for a scotland and northern england and it turns drierfor a bit and the scotland and northern england and it turns drier for a bit and the wind picks up and the cloud picks up in western areas and this active weather front starts to push into the north—west of the uk by the end of the night. but clear skies in the east of england and the south—east

it could be quite chilly there. elsewhere a bit milder as this front arrives. more isobars tomorrow, so all areas will be breezy. it will be largely dry with sunny spells in southern and eastern areas. this band of rain will spread southwards across scotland and northern ireland and push in england and wales through the day. behind that there will be blustery and heavy showers in western scotland, may be snow at 300 metres. ahead of it it is mild and rather cloudy and getting up to 14, a bit fresherfor scotland and rather cloudy and getting up to 14, a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. it turns drierfor many through tuesday night and chili in the east, and then we see this more active low pressure moving in for wednesday. quite a wet and windy morning to come for pretty much all areas. gales in northern areas. most of the girls will have cleared out into the north sea in the afternoon and that leaves blustery showers and

sunny spells. again with that low pressure it is much milder, ii to 13 or 14 degrees. but like i mentioned, the mild air does not last as we push into the end of the week and their weekend and it opens the floodgates for more arctic air. not turning very cold, but cooler than it has been of late. it will remain quite windy with showers and longer spells of rain and the temperatures drop, especially in northern areas. some showers have a wintry element to them. thanks, stav. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now its time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. we have today reinforced our resources searching for that little boy. we have been able to secure additional support from colleagues in local regions hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun.

roy hodgson�*s health and future as crystal palace manager is in the spotlight as his side travel to everton later. no looking back for england — their head coach says they are fully focussed on the next two test matches after yesterday's heavy loss in india. finishing with a gold — we hearfrom gb�*s 19—year—old swimming champion freya colbert after her triumph at the world championships in doha. hello and welcome to the programme. there is a big match at the bottom of the premier league this evening. third from bottom everton host a crystal palace side who are just two places above them and have won just two of their last i3 league games. palace have been without manager roy hodgson since the health scare that led to the 76—year—old being hospitalised last thursday. his condition has been described as "stable". there have been rumours that former eintracht frankfurt boss

0liver glasner is set to replace hodgson, after the club's poor run of form. 0liver glasner is set to replace hodgson, after the club's poor run of form. obviously, it's nothing to do with us. and if it imbalances their situation, that's helpful. but equally, you can turn it the other way. and will they galvanise for that situation? who knows? but i've always kept the straight forward thinking that it's about us. we've got to make the game about us, particularly at goodison. of course we want to take the game on and we've got to have that mentality. well, let's get some more on this now and the get the latest on what's happening with palace from our football reporter alex howell. alex, who's expected to be in the dugout for palace this evening? roy hodgson�*s assistance will take

charge tonight. boy was taken ill this week. we understand the 0liver glasner is coming in to replace roy hodgson before that could happen he was taken ill. it has been quite a delicate situation for the club to navigate. he has informally been moved on from his role. his backroom staff are in place and they will take the team this evening. what take the team this evening. what about the timing _ take the team this evening. what about the timing of— take the team this evening. what about the timing of this, - take the team this evening. what about the timing of this, with roy hodgsonin about the timing of this, with roy hodgson in hospital, concerning 0liver glasner? i hodgson in hospital, concerning oliver glasner?— hodgson in hospital, concerning oliver glasner? i had heard it was very close. _ oliver glasner? i had heard it was very close, that _ oliver glasner? i had heard it was very close, that was _ oliver glasner? i had heard it was very close, that was before - oliver glasner? i had heard it was very close, that was before roy i very close, that was before roy hodgson falling ill. it must be very close again because 0liver glasner was pictured at tottenham hotspur came at the weekend. crystal palace play tottenham in two weeks. it looks like he has already started scouting out their next opponents so

he can be across what is happening at the club. he has been on the radar of people around the club for a while. the majority owner of crystal palace also owns leon and they were close to appointing him. you could imagine that once the game is out of the way this evening his appointment will be confirmed. everton have not won in the league since mid december, they are going through turmoil on the field as well as off the field. you through turmoil on the field as well as off the field.— as off the field. you could pick from a number— as off the field. you could pick from a number of _ as off the field. you could pick from a number of statistics. i as off the field. you could pick i from a number of statistics. they haven't scored in four of their last five premier league games. they have the charges for breaching the premier league's financial rules form recently and i have also been punished for breaching financial rules, so have the ten point reduction. there are currently in the relegation zone. this is a

chance, if they were to win, to jump out of the relegation zone. luton have picked up form recently so it is getting very tight. so with off field issues, this game is very important for what will a tough fence of the season for everton. birmingham city manager tony mowbray has temporarily stepped away from the club for a period of approximately six to eight weeks to undergo medical treatment for an unnamed illness. having replaced wayne rooney last month and he will continue to work with assistant manager mark venus, who will be filling in for mowbray as "on site" manager. manchester united are closing in on one of their top targets for their new ownership era. dan ashworth, the newcastle united sporting director, has been placed on gardening leave, after telling the club he wants to move to old trafford. ashworth is under contract at newcastle. it's thought any fee could reach in excess of £10 million

should manchester united want to buy out his contract so he can start work ahead of the summer transfer window. the newcastle chief, regarded as one of the best sporting directors in the game, is top of sirjim ratcliffe's list to front up his new football operation at old trafford, after completing his deal for a 25% stake in the club. england head coach brendon mccullum insists his side can bounce back in he final two tests of their series against india, despite falling to a comprehensive defeat in the 3rd test in raj kot yesterday. mccullum admits there will be times when things don't go right because of the hard way england play. but he also claims they are a better team then they were 18 months ago. england's 434 run defeat was their heaviest in terms of runs since 1934, as they collapsed to 122 all out in their second innings. the loss puts them 2—1 down in the series. 0ne bright spot appears to be the possiblity that captain ben stokes will return to the bowling ranks for the fourth test, which starts in ranchi on friday i'm not saying yes, i'm not saying no.

i think i have progressed a lot faster than what i thought i would have done. but, you know, me being me i'm always very optimistic about most things. and that will be a more realisation chat more than anything with the medical team about the workload i have done to actually pass me off as not being at massive risk, if that makes sense. freya colbert claimed gold in the women's 400 metres medley on the final day of the world aquatics championships in doha. the 19—year—old produced a strong final freestyle leg to earn her first global title in a time of four minutes 37 point 14 seconds. she's been speaking to five live breakfast and explained how the last stages unfolded. it was very close. all i could see was the girl next to me and i was just trying to keep with her, but i don't have the best history of close

finishes. i couldn't see the scoreboard and i couldn't see if i had one. the camera was on my face so i thought, maybe i have. i had one. the camera was on my face so i thought, maybe i have.- so i thought, maybe i have. i have to talk about _ so i thought, maybe i have. i have to talk about the _ so i thought, maybe i have. i have to talk about the paris _ so i thought, maybe i have. i have to talk about the paris olympics, i to talk about the paris 0lympics, only five months away now, which seems mad but true. where are you on your programme? this competition is, at a slightly unusual time, they would normally be this close to the olympics. would normally be this close to the ol mics. ., , ., would normally be this close to the cl m ics. . , . . olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't _ olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't rested. _ olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't rested. we - olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't rested. we are - olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't rested. we are in l i said we weren't rested. we are in the middle of a hard training block at the minute. it was at a weird time, we were coming in not knowing what was going to happen and just using it as a good training environment to get some good racing under our belt before we went into trials. if under our belt before we went into trials. , ., . , under our belt before we went into trials. , ., ., , ., , trials. if you qualify, paris will be our trials. if you qualify, paris will be your first — trials. if you qualify, paris will be your first olympics. - trials. if you qualify, paris will be your first olympics. what l trials. if you qualify, paris will l be your first olympics. what are trials. if you qualify, paris will - be your first olympics. what are you be your first 0lympics. what are you most looking forward to? be your first olympics. what are you most looking forward to?— most looking forward to? fingers crossed, most looking forward to? fingers crossed. if _ most looking forward to? fingers crossed. if i _ most looking forward to? fingers crossed, if i am _ most looking forward to? fingers crossed, ifi am there, _ most looking forward to? fingers crossed, if i am there, it - most looking forward to? fingers crossed, if i am there, it will-

most looking forward to? fingers crossed, if i am there, it willjustj crossed, if i am there, it willjust be the environment of the olympic games. i think it is an environment like any other unit would experience and with it being not that far from britain some of my plan —— a family are planning to go if i think how the olympics and sport brings everyone together is just brilliant and i'm looking forward to experiencing that. finally australian equestrian rider shane rose, who was stood down from competing after a wearing a mankini at a showjumping event where fancy dress is encouraged has been cleared after a review concluded he hadn't breached any code of conduct. rose wore the outfit in a competiton near sydney earlier in the month. i thought i would have a bit of fun and a good friend of mine, a team vet, it's quite a hairy greek man and he has worn a man keenly before and he has worn a man keenly before and i asked him ifi and he has worn a man keenly before and i asked him if i could impersonate him. we came in with music behind, zorba the greek was playing in the background and there

i am pretending to be nathan. then i thought, if i'm impersonating someone i have to front up and be able to do the same myself and had a crack. i didn't expect it was going to create the fast that it has. —— the fuss. he said it wasn't the most comfortable attire, but his previous costumes at the event included a gorilla costume, and a simpsons cartoon character. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, or from our website that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. you're watching bbc news. a major search operation is under

way after a child fell into the river sore in leicester. police say the two—year—old boy was with his family when he fell into the water on sunday afternoon. emergency services, including water rescue teams, arrrived just after 5.00pm but couldn't find him. assistant chief constable michaela kerr from leceistershire police gave this update in the last hour. we have today reinforced our resources searching for that little boy. we have been able to secure additional support from colleagues in local regions and from national police resources. we are using specialist divers within the river sore and we continue to use a helicopter and aerial technology to try and locate the little boy. 0ur priority for leicestershire police is to make sure that we find this little boy. i would like to thank members of the

public for all their support yesterday, but at the same time i would like to really emphasise how dangerous this area is at the moment and ask that members of the public to refrain from coming back to this location for their own safety and also because we have a very professional, very coordinated searching place and we wouldn't want anything to jeopardise the best opportunity we've got of locating this little boy. heathrow airport is aiming to have new security scanners in all terminals by summer. that will end the restrictions on liquids in hand luggage. there was a deadline to bring in the technology by 2022, but the date was then moved tojune of this year. it means the days of putting toiletries into see—through plastic bags could soon be over. we've been talking this morning about new government guidance that's been issued to headteachers in england, aimed at stopping children from using mobile phones in schools. although the advice has been welcomed by some, there are questions over how much

of a difference the guidance will actually make. the education minister, gillian keegan, shared her thoughts on the new guidance. i think, to be honest, that this will be successful because where it has been successful you can see, and many people say, the improvement in behaviour, the improvement in performance, the improvement in the whole school culture is really tangible. so i think many, many head teachers want to do this and this helps empower them to do it. and we're not the first country in the world. other countries have done this, as well. but what we want to do is be consistent and ensure consistency across our schools and reset that social norm. but geoff barton from the association of school and college leaders said the government should be focusing on other, more urgent, situations facing schools. i think there is a little bit of a sense of deja vu all over again, of a government that wants to seem like it's saying something powerful but largely if it wants to say something powerful,

could they do it on the things that matter?