they do, this entire building is about the story of modern is in st ives and the role st ives has playedes a permanent home to those iconic 20th—century artists demonstrating the role st ives has in the story of modern art. their popularity has meant three times the number of visitors expected now come here, a quarter of a million each year. the expansion means the gallery can welcome even more. one of the things the community was saying is they did not want another building on top of the hill and we already have this beautiful building designed, it's already really popular so it was about increasing the facility ‘s capacity to show art and welcome people, we can do that underground and what we ended up doing was digging at 922 trucks of cycle to achieve it and then building a roof garden over the top of the gallery which we get giving back the wider community. so stunning views at the front and the gallery set themselves the challenge of building against the rock face. doubling the space but also the cost. very much natural daylight. how did go about achieving that? well one of the firs

she is talking about st ives and their new gallery. safer. lego life, a website where children can safely meet and share what they have built. the government says this is an example of how to build a safe internet experience, and it wants other tech firms to act to protect users young and old from harm. the internet safety strategy calls for a new code of conduct, where social media firms agree to work together against bullying and abuse, a tax on the internet industry to fund an awareness campaign, and an annual report where firms reveal what progress they have made in tackling abuse. children's charities have been consulted about the strategy. they say parents need more help from the technology industry. what we find is that parents are being overwhelmed with information. they are getting loads of information, but what they are not getting is help when something goes wrong. and that is really, really important when you think that most children get a mobile phone by the time they are eight years old. this is something that parents of

, that was the scene earlierfor during today, that was the scene earlier for a weather watcher in st ivesr is closing, this pipeline of cloud you can see on the satellite picture pushing in from the atlantic and things will be turning a little more turbulence over the next 2a hours or so, turning increasingly windy across northern areas through the night, some rain sinking across scotland, into the far north of england, northern ireland as well, further south staying dry with clear spells and away from the big towns and cities, it will be a chilly night, cold enough for a touch of frost in places. tomorrow we start the day with some sunshine across southern areas of england, across wales, the midlands, east anglia, spells of sunshine around, although the sunshine around, although the sunshine will turn increasingly hazy with more in the way of icloud, 10 degrees for birmingham and coventry. more cloud across northern england, splashes of rain, outbreaks of rain moving across northern ireland, southern scotland, brightness in the north but with heavy showers across caithness and sutherland

there was some sunshine and showers, but it was a decent day for this weather watcher in st ives in cornwallign of an approaching atlantic weather system. see all this cloud beginning to pile in from the west. that cloud will bring some outbreaks of rain in places, particularly across parts of scotland, eventually drifting into northern ireland. windy across the northern half of the british isles, particularly around the northern isles of scotland. further south, largely dry with clear spells. in the countryside, some spots could get cold enough for a glass of frost —— touch of grass frost. there will be sunshine around first thing, particularly the further south and east you are. more cloud drifting across northern england. certainly more cloud for northern ireland and southern scotland with this band of rain. some hefty showers in the northern isles. here, the winds continue to strengthen during the morning. we could see wind gusts of 60 mph across the northern isles. through the day, we will see increasing cloud and rain across northern ireland into southern scotla nd northern ireland int

st ives was one of those places.orth and west. that has brought showers to north—western parts of england, northern ireland and also to western parts of scotland. not a bad day for spotting rainbows. what we find this evening and overnight is that the showers across scotland will give way to a general spell of rain. it will sink southwards towards the borders, northern ireland, the far north of england. for much of england and wales overnight it will be dry and clearer skies. these are the temperatures in town. in the countryside, especially for southern parts of england, down to three or four celsius and close to freezing for the northern ist sles. here it will be windy, sunshine and showers. rain to the central belt of scotland running into northern ireland and sinking southwards, intensifying as it does so. for much of england and wales it will be dry, bright and breezy, spells of sunshine. with more a breeze and cloud and the rain moving in it will feel cooler than it has done today. this rain across northern ire

these were surfers out at a beach near st ives.ose things you just see out of the corner of your eye but you've no idea what they are. really, we like to be frightened. so, there is a group of amateur enthusiasts who go out in dorset to find if there is a rational explanation for the rather bizarre, the strange, the unexplained. sometimes they are invited in to these places, as was the case at a dorset team room. apparently the owner had heard footsteps upstairs and there was nobody there. they call themselves the dorset paranormal research team. sam everett from our digital video unit went down there to join them and find out what it was all about. they are very serious find out what it was all about. they are very serious about it. they have written a report. i thought this was just going to be fun. they are very serious about it and take it very seriously, to see if they can prove anything. the other place they went to was weymouth. there is a fort there which often says it is the spookiest place on the south coast. many of the