let'sjoin phil avery for the forecast. hello, very good morning to you all need to say the least.too shabby nonetheless. i have to say that the weekends does herald a change. gradually cooling down from the north, and a risk of thunderstorms before that happens. some showers through the west country, and not everybody will see them. it will stay warm predominantly across the british isles. 0ut towards the north and west, your day rather tempered by the fact that we have got a weather front coming in over the evening and overnight. we will have underjones perhaps, northern and eastern parts of england, here comes the weather front to put a different feel on the day and a different perspective on the day, as well. cloudy, breezy, some rain as easy. taking its time to get right down to the south—east. marathon runners elsewhere. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: north korea suspends all missile tests and announces it's to shut down a nuclear test site. president trump welcomes the move, calling it good news for the world. theresa may says members of the windrush generation, tre

time for the weather now with phil avery. thank you forjoining me. pan out across the british isles. had he managed to enjoy some of the dry weather on sunday, it is sure not to last. the sale of cloud has already delivered rain from the atlantic into the south—western quarter. we shall see that most of falling into a cold atmosphere. we will see a conversion of rangers know. significantly across the high ground of northern ireland, the central and southern parts of scotland, and the hills of northern england. some of these are getting to lower levels at times. because of the temperature profile, could be looking at 5— 15 centimetres of snow. the south it is not an issue. because it averages will get into double figures. for easter monday, in that's way they have described, there is a risk of disruption from that snow. luke gale —— local radio and ourselves will keep you up—to—date. as far ahead as tuesday that weather front has parked itself. it is across the northern half of scotland. though the south of the breezes coming in from the south—west. f

time for a look at the weather for the week ahead, with phil avery. ahead. hoped you enjoyed some dry weather on sunday. it won't last. because this cloud has already delivered rain into the south west through easter monday we will see that moisture fall into a cold atmosphere and turn into snow in northern ireland, scotland and northern england. over the highest ground we could looking at five to 15 centimetres of snow. further south it is not an issue, because your temperatures are into double figures. but on monday in northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland there is a risk of disruption from the snow. even as far ahead as tuesday that weather front has only parked itself across the northern half of scotland. further south, the breeze is coming in from the south—west and the positioning of the front is crucial, near it or to the north it is like winter. to the south, double figure temperatures. here we go for tuesday that, snow significantly there across the northern half of scotland and that could be disruptive. further south it is a

time for a look at the weather with phil avery.her across the british isles at the moment is an understatement. significance though full across scotland. eight centimetres mounting up scotland. eight centimetres mounting up before the weather front gets across the broader, bringing that threat to the top end of the pennines, and then overnight, we will push the weather front over to the south and east. eventually, with the south and east. eventually, with the low pressure moving off, the showers will disappear, but underneath the clearing skies further north it will be quite a frosty start to the north on thursday. towards the continent, leaving the hind a little ridge of high pressure, and eventually, a decent day will break off right across the registrars, and a breeze, across the registrars, and a breeze, a significant one, and not the warmest of days that you have seen of late, but certainly for a good pa rt of late, but certainly for a good part of england and wales, those bridges will at last be into double figures. weight th

time for the weather with phil avery. thank you very much. obviously in a bit of a rush!e lined one at that. it is drierfor and a fleece lined one at that. it is drier for many than of late but we will soon put a stop to that, especially across the southern half of britain. as we push the mild air with rain into cold air, we're down into two, three, four degrees or so. that is why rail will —— rain will convert to snow. it will become an issue for the high ground of northern ireland, southern scotland and the top end of the pennines. fears that the trans—pennine routes. to the south, not such an issue. 12 or 13 degrees. in the snow zone, three orfour, which is why or 13 degrees. in the snow zone, three or four, which is why on easter monday there will be a risk of snow, particularly but not exclusively on the high ground, and almost inevitable disruption. we will keep you up to date and you can tune in on your local radio. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: labour's newest nec member — comedian eddie izzard — says the party must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuild re

here's phil avery.ral, i will tell you what i mean in a moment. look at this, glorious on the isle of skye, the same country i can assure you, the same day, look at that, it was notjust in western barton sure, the snow quite wide. it was one of those days, further showers to be had, the frontal system that more continuous band of cloud across the heart of scotland, that will hit further south dragging the prospect of snow towards the top end of the pennines and then fizzing away somewhat. skies behind it would be called old do across scotland, —6 or —7, about plus five, six, seven further south because you keep the blanket of cloud. as it pushes towards the continent so it will drag its cloud with it and do be careful, there is a decent day breaking out as we get through thursday, once the cloud is gone, look at that, a dry day. thursday if you need a dry day it is your day. make the most about a special across western parts, the breeze in the north—west, 7—13 will cover it. the distinction of using thu

and phil avery has the weather. good morning. it is a day of change on the weather front.rnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west. all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. all of the details in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story: ministers are considering introducing new laws to clamp down on social media companies which allow underage users to access their sites. in a letter, the health secretary jeremy hunt has given firms, including facebook, just over a week to explain what they've done to enforce age limits and tackle issues such as cyberbullying. 0ur political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us from our london newsroom. that is not in it. that is catherine. let us see if we can get to nick. hello! morning. nick, what is jeremy hunt concerned about? there are three key areas that the government is worried about. one is aid verification, making sure the people old enough to be on the sites that they are accessing. there is cyber bullying, the issue we have discussed

and phil avery has the weather.isa it is a day of change on the weather front as the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west but all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. good morning. first, our main story. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. six months ago the health secretary, jeremy hunt, challenged social media firms like facebook, snapchat and twitter to work with the government to improve the mental health and well—being of young people. he wants action to cut underage use, encourage healthy amounts of screen time and moves to reduce cyber bullying. but writing in the sunday times, mr

here‘s phil avery. further north have had snow to contend with.iece of rain. snow to highest ground on the pennines. that will ease away. the front will continue to ease away towards the near continent. high pressure just sneaking in, in time for thursday. a decent day will break out on thursday widely across the british isles, as you see. maybe a passing shower to the western side of scotland. sunshine more hazy towards northern ireland and the far west of cornwall and wales, too. not the warmest of days, nine to 13 should cover it. this is bbc news, the headlines. russia demands a joint investigation into the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter. britain rejects the proposal, calling it "perverse". vauxhall announce they will build a new van at their plant in luton, securing 1,400 jobs. the duke of edinburgh is in hospital in central london for a planned operation. prince philip, who‘s 96, will stay in hospital for several days. a 78—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a intruder was stabbed inside his home in a sus

let‘s take a look at the weather with phil avery. that have a look in the short term.otentially several centimetres of snow across the higher ground, and as that front seats away, you‘ll end up with quite a widespread frost across the top of the british isles. but, eventually, it would be too long into thursday, that card will pull off towards the near continents, and what is that? a half decent day break out across a good part of the british isles. not the warmest that we would have seen, temperatures still in single figures after actually start for scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. but, at least you‘re going to get some sunshine. that is after the easter period that we have seen across many after the easter period that we have seen across many parts. here, into friday, yes, next set of whether france beginning to loom into the western side, and northern part of the british isles. cardiff, wet and windy weather returns here, but that little further parts east, have a look at that, with a southerly breeze, it is getting to that sort of time of ye