thank you to anne ashworth and james millar. hello.weather is on its way. 20 celsius may have been achieved yesterday afternoon in the london area but by tuesday and wednesday, most parts of the uk are struggling to get to eight or 9 degrees and ever changing skies an april and a push i was in the forecast. not much of a change out there, a largely sunny day, fair weather club, more cloud in english and wales compared yesterday. the tickets will be in the afternoon, one or two showers. more sunshine in the east. temperatures are still only around eight to 11 celsius. milder in southern counties which will be tempered by a strong wind across the south coming from the east. that will blow the cloud back towards ireland and west scotland overnight, one or two showers here. that. the temperature is dropping too much. clearer skies will lead to a widespread frost. it will be a dry and sunny commute tomorrow for many, high pressure in charge but on its way out so weather fronts gathering towards the north and west. even before they arrive, m

morning's reviewers are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and political commentator james millar. stay with us for that. good morning. new stop and search powers are being given to police in england and wales to try and tackle rising knife crime. the home secretary, sajid javid, is making it easierfor officers to intervene where they think serious violence may occur. but opponents say it's intrusive and won't work. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw has more. another knife off the streets. this 3.5 inch blade was found when a young man was stopped and searched in north london. now police in the seven areas worst affected by knife crime will be able to carry out more searches, because the government is relaxing rules brought in when theresa may was home secretary. the whole government agree that stop and search is a vital power. we still, of course, want it to be targeted and focused and intelligence—led, which it will be. but with these new increased powers, we all agree, including the prime minister, this is exactly what is needed to help fight the rise in serious violen