deputy chief constable paul netherton.on bbc parliament on monday night when westminster returns and mps and peers will look at emergency legislation to deal with the effects of the coronavirus. but for now from me, goodbye. hello there. holding onto the dry unsettled theme and for much of next week. high pressure is sitting over scandinavia, bringing these easter south—easterly winds although the wind direction should change so something milder from the south. this weather fund will be to fly in the ointment for the north—west corner of the country. quite a lot of rain and introducing more cloud at times. for most of us, because of high pressure, it will be dry with plenty of sunshine. still a quite a chill in the next few days. cold and frosty. still in the cold air mass for sunday with winds coming into the east or south—east. maybe not quite as strong as what we had on saturday so that should be a little bit more manageable. also starting with grey cloud across the north—east of england into eastern scotland. it should

deputy chief constable paul netherton.nt on monday night at 11pm when westminster returns and mps and peers will look at emergency legislation to deal with the effects of the coronavirus. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there. for this upcoming week, it looks like much of the country will be fine and settled with some sunshine thanks to high pressure over the baltic states. but we will have this weather front affecting the north—west corner of the country, that's going to bring strong winds and some persistent and at times heavy rain to the north—west of scotland. eventually weakening and sinking southwards across the country on thursday and then introducing colder northerly winds to all areas by the end of the week. but for much of this week, it will be dry thanks to that area of high pressure, certainly across england and wales and we will have that rain in the north—west and night continues to be chilly as well. as we start monday, it's going to be a cold one, thanks to clear skies and light winds,

deputy chief constable paul netherton.ight at 11 when westminster returns and mps and peers will look at emergency legislation to deal with the effects of the coronavirus. but for now from me, goodbye. hello there. there was a little bit more in the way of sunshine to go around on friday and it really turned out to be quite a glorious day across many areas. it could be quite a cloudy start of the day, especially around the fife area. it's cold with a touch of frost around and even if you don't see the frost, it's a cold day because we have brisk winds with us once again it was quite a a bit of sunshine but across western areas on saturday, some high and medium level cloud, so bright rather than sunny conditions of the likes of northern ireland, perhaps because of south—west england, too. and will have the strong winds making you feel cold, particularly around the western h ills of feel cold, particularly around the western hills of wales and south—west england, too. the ease goes a little bit cooler, seven degrees in aberd

deputy chief constable paul netherton. on monday night when westminster returns and mps and peers will look at emergency legislation to deal with the effects of the coronavirus. but for now from me, goodbye. hello there. 0ver hello there. over the next few days much of the country will remain dry with quite a bit of sunshine around, thank you high pressure. and here it is, sitting over scandinavia. and i have run the sequence of the next readers, you'll see this weather front which will play the north—west corner of the country, bring strong winds, outbreaks of randiv in august of scotland. that will be the only fly in the ointment. for most of us it will be dry with plenty of sunshine around. chilly winds for the next few days and nights will be cold and frosty. now, we start on a chilly note for sunday morning, a bit of cloud across the north sea coast. that should tend to clear and left. into the afternoon we should see more sunshine for northern ireland, much of scotland, in fact, lots of sunshine further south. winds

deputy chief constable paul netherton. now, to some other news.ver supply problems for hormone replacement therapy and some contraceptives. hundreds of thousands of women going through the menopause are on hrt either through tablets, patches or gels. many have suffered ill effects because their product is out of stock. the government says it's aware of ongoing supply issues with some hrt and contraceptive products, but insists supplies started to improve at the end of february. but the peer who asked the question wanted to know more. a number of hrt medications and contraceptives continues to remain unavailable and some patients are being told until the end of this year or they don't know when. and i understand that some of the shortages were triggered by supply problems in china, and of course one guesses that further disruption in china in the wake of the coronavirus will affect production and the supply of prescription drugs. does the noble lord share my concern that online pharmacies are exploiting desperate women by charging up to four times