this weekend. it will get to a frosty start, below freezing for some. by the end of the weekend, much milder. along the way, some rain and some sunshine. there is a bit of rain out there today, outbreaks of rain continuing to work across scotland. a bit of snow over the highest round here. some pretty hefty showers working across parts of england and wales, perhaps the odd flash of lightning and the odd rumble of thunder that has all this wet weather swelling away. temperatures will fall away through the afternoon. but northern ireland are having a decent day. through this evening, the skies were clear out and the winds will fall light. you can see a few mist or fog patches. a bit of cloud and rain in the west corner later. elsewhere, around or below freezing. there is your frosty start to the weekend underneath this ridge of high pressure. but we see a frontal system pushing in from the west. cloud and rain with that, and as it moves its way in during the day on saturday, this will be a gradual process. we will see that milder air working its way northwards and eastwards across the uk, so temperatures will be heading upwards as the day goes on. a sunny but chilly start for northern and eastern parts. more cloud and rain towards the west. a lot of that rain will not be particularly heavy. we will not be particularly heavy. we will see some heavier bursts across northern ireland into south—west scotland, the wind picking up here as well. those temperatures rising by mid afternoon. during saturday night, we keep that feed off milder airfrom the night, we keep that feed off milder air from the south—west. this frontal system will bring heavy bursts of rain in places, but look at the temperatures for sunday morning. a frosty start to saturday. for sunday, many of us will start the day in double digits, so a completely different feel as we start the second half of the weekend. some rain to clearfrom eastern parts. a lot of cloud, but that will break to give some sunny spells and a scattering of showers. temperatures on sunday afternoon, easily 14 or 15 degrees in north—east scotland, 16 or easily 1a or 15 degrees in north—east scotland, 16 or 17 in parts of eastern england. more ups and downs to come next week and some rain at times. but i think we will generally land on the mild side of spring. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday this friday lunchtime with me chetan pathak. coming up on the programme. manchester city could meet arsenal in the semi finals of the champions league. first city will need to beat real madrid and arsenal... bayern munich. can willie mullins keep his record breaking run going — we'll be at a muddy cheltenham ahead of the gold cup — as the big race marks its 100th anniversary. and bee on your guard — carlos alcaraz survives an unexpected scare — en route to the semi finals at indian wells. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. it's been a busy couple of hours — manchester city, arsenal, liverpool, west ham and aston villa have all found out who they'll be playing next in the quarter finals of their respective european competitions. we have to start with city and arsenal — because they're on a potential collision course in the semi finals of the champions league. former city player michael brown is here. let's start with your old club. real madrid again, third year in a row. how are you feeling about it? you have to feel confident. if you look at last season, the second leg performance at the head—to—head was incredible. city took it on, difficult draw was buying followed by real madrid. it's a real tough draw but a positive situation. the players will be delighted to challenge against the best. that's what you have to do at this level of the tournament. at a top draw for the tournament. at a top draw for the competition. find the tournament. at a top draw for the competition.— the tournament. at a top draw for the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal _ the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in _ the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in semifinals, - the competition. and potentially, it will be arsenal in semifinals, but i will be arsenal in semifinals, but big task ahead for arsenal to stop they've lost the last three against bayern munich. i they've lost the last three against bayern munich.— bayern munich. i think it's a different — bayern munich. i think it's a different arsenal. _ bayern munich. i think it's a different arsenal. they - bayern munich. i think it's a different arsenal. they are i bayern munich. i think it's a - different arsenal. they are getting better, than their confidence of getting to the top of the premier league. the way they're playing their football, league. the way they're playing theirfootball, the league. the way they're playing their football, the different tactics. mikel arteta gives a positive result for the team. it's a tough draw, the hurricane effect of going back to north london. that makes it very exciting. i think what's difficult is we see manchester city playing those second likes, arsenal away from home will be tough, we know that. by munich will have that understanding in the tournament. we will have that understanding in the tournament-— tournament. we 'ust sing the full draw at the — tournament. we just sing the full draw at the moment _ tournament. we just sing the full draw at the moment on - tournament. we just sing the full draw at the moment on screen. l draw at the moment on screen. arsenal against mine munich, atletico madrid again spirit should moment, and price it is your man against barcelona. let's look at the europa league draw. with had that as well. we can show that too. liverpool, the favourites to win the europa league will play atlanta in italy. aston villa should be happy with that, and leverkusen were pretty lucky last night. that with that, and leverkusen were pretty lucky last night.- with that, and leverkusen were pretty lucky last night. that is the oint is, pretty lucky last night. that is the point is. isn't _ pretty lucky last night. that is the point is, isn't it? _ pretty lucky last night. that is the point is, isn't it? for— pretty lucky last night. that is the point is, isn't it? for west - pretty lucky last night. that is the point is, isn't it? for west ham, i point is, isn't it? for west ham, the inconsistency. david moyes has to deliver another trophy to win over the supporters. when you look at draw and certain ones, other teams, this one be the one you want to avoid. you've got to be a best. you've got to beat the best. it's a difficult draw, but why not. it’s difficult draw, but why not. it's fascinating. — difficult draw, but why not. it's fascinating, because let the kitten could play liverpool in the final. we believe it's there for the time, thank forjoining us. much more on all of those draws on the website. all of that football to come in april and may. nowhere near as long to wait for the big race at cheltenham. it's the gold cup this afternoon, marking its 100th anniversary. let'sjoin lizzie greenwood hughes who is there for us... lizzie the weather looks fine behind you now — so at least a bit of respite from the rain? yes, it's just suddenly got very windy. it's been quite blow it all day. rain overnight, and on and off all be clear. that on top of three months of rain in this part of the country. it is wet, and conditions have been testing for both athletes and the public here. this is chest —— cheltenham festival. as the first time they've had heavy in that description. we know it's going to be a tough race, but as i said, it's going to be tough for the public around here. let's hearfrom the chief executive of the jockey club, nevin truesdale. we had hundred millimetres _ jockey club, nevin truesdale. we had hundred millimetres of— jockey club, nevin truesdale. we had hundred millimetres of rain _ jockey club, nevin truesdale. we had hundred millimetres of rain here - jockey club, nevin truesdale. we had hundred millimetres of rain here in i hundred millimetres of rain here in february. — hundred millimetres of rain here in february, this is the normal season of 30~ _ february, this is the normal season of 30 we've — february, this is the normal season of 30. we've had more rain here at every— of 30. we've had more rain here at every turn — of 30. we've had more rain here at every turn then what we most expected. you can't beat the weather, _ expected. you can't beat the weather, but clearly we have taken significant — weather, but clearly we have taken significant steps, eight, nine, ten tractors_ significant steps, eight, nine, ten tractors to— significant steps, eight, nine, ten tractors to put people out. i was hoping _ tractors to put people out. i was hoping to— tractors to put people out. i was hoping to drive one of them but never_ hoping to drive one of them but never got — hoping to drive one of them but never got to do that. we've got over 4000 _ never got to do that. we've got over 4000 square metres of extra track weight _ 4000 square metres of extra track weight. we are in the countryside out here — record—breaking irish trainer willie mullins is looking to win the gold cup for the fourth time in six years — how do you rate his chances? the short answer, is highly. he has the right hot favourite in last year's winner. he will be delighted that this will be soft with a bit of heavy further go—kart. willie balances just one the first hurdle. he's off to a good start today full stop he has another horse in the race, monkfish, which is a bit of an outsider. hasn'tjumped a big fence for three years, but could come up in the top three. you mustn't also rule out anyone else. this is great for people like me, carrick rambler won the grand national last year. he'll be the first to win a grand national and the cap. it could be a bit too soft for him, we'll find out later on. of last year, and many others to look out for. one thing is for sure, others to look out for. one thing is forsure, do others to look out for. one thing is for sure, do not rule out willie mullins. there is a good chance he will be in the winner's enclosure again came at 3:30pm here with another gold cap to his name. we look forward to see what will happen. to tennis where carlos alcaraz remains on track to defend his indian wells title — but his place in the semi finals came at a painful — and somewhat unique — price. the two time grand slam champion was stung on the forehead — after a swarm of bees invaded his match against alexander zverev. play was suspended for an hour and 40 minutes — as the swarm was cleared — before alcaraz returned to win in straight sets. the sky had a thousand flies, stuck in my hair, owing to me. it was crazy, and one of them was hitting on me. but, yes. itried crazy, and one of them was hitting on me. but, yes. i tried to stay away from them, but it was impossible. as i said, stuck in my hair. i was running out. i'm a bit afraid of them, so i had to stay safe and yes. i was running everywhere, nothing came about the bees any more. remember with play under way now at tpc sawgrass in florida, you can keep across the latest from day two of golf�*s players championship on the bbc sport website. rory mcilroy finished his first round with a share of the lead and tees off in a few hours' time. that's all from me and the team for now. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. more now on our main story, the conservatives under fresh pressure over ties to the party donor frank hester at the centre of a racism row. the party has refused to confirm, or deny, reports that the donor has reportedly given more money to the party, than was known publicly. frank hester has apologised for what he called being "rude" about the mp, diane abbott, but said his comments were nothing to do with skin colour. let's speak to our political corespondent, hannah miller. thanks so much for your time. what more do we know about these reported donations that went known previously? hatchback, can you hear me? apologies, were having some issues coming to hannah. welcome back to it when we can. violent online content is now "unavoidable" for children in the uk, with many being exposed to it while still in primary school, according to a new 0fcom report. the regulator is urging social media companies to strengthen child protection on their platforms. our technology reporter shiona mccallum reports. how much time do you think you spend on your phone a day? even prince william is asking these questions when meeting with a group of schoolchildren at a west london youth centre yesterday. hours. that's quite a lot. but i bet you feel better coming here. but when children are on their smartphones, their innocence can soon be compromised. 0fcom say out of the 247 children it spoke to, all of them had encountered a range of violence, including gaming content, variable discrimination and fighting. and all of them, some as young as eight years old, had seen these posts pop up on social media, video sharing and messaging sites, many before the minimum age requirements. children should not feel that seriously harmful content, whether that's violence or content about eating disorders or suicide and self—injury, should be an inevitable or unavoidable part of their lives online. i think today's research really sets out clearly that the platforms just need to do more. so what can be done to prevent this type of harm? well, from this research, a lot of the children didn't know and felt they had no control over it. they also said they had no trust in the reporting systems on social media platforms. the children in this research said that they wanted the internet to be a safe place to be, but many had to rely on themselves to keep it that way, rather than the adults in charge. now, of course, when a child has been exposed to violence it's really too late — it cannot be unseen. esther ghey knows that all too well. her daughter, brianna, was murdered after her killers were able to access violent content. i would like to see phones that are made suitable for young people. and i really think that if this was in place before, then this could have prevented what happened to brianna. kids are so much more tech savvy and i wasn't aware of what brianna was looking at online. two other studies for 0fcom also had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content

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