later — wicked, emilia perez, conclave and the brutalist are all in the running for top prizes. leeds, manchester and liverpool airports have closed their runways as snow and ice brings disruption to parts of the uk. amber weather warnings are in place in parts of northern england, the midlands and wales. forecasters say up to a0 centimetres of snow could fall in some places, and temperatures could fall as low as —10 celsius. there's a warning of more delays and disruption to come. let's go live now to west yorkshire and our correspondent nicky schiller, who's there for us. what's the situation

where you are, nicky? yes, you can see behind me, it does look picturesque here in leeds in west yorkshire. this is in the heart of the amber alert area, so this covers west yorkshire, north yorkshire, goes up to northumberland and across to cumbria and the scottish borders. there are concerns about the levels of snow that are falling, particularly on the high ground, the pennines, where there could be up to a0 centimetres of snow. already here in bingley there have been 12 centimetres of snow and in cumbria there has been ten centimetres of snow. i woke up at around am and there was a of snow. it was a couple of hours later when the snow really started to fall. it has been

falling for the last couple of hours. it is great news for children who want to get out and play, less so for the authorities. what is the effect? mainly on the airports. let's take a look at those. we had the runway is close at manchester, the runway closed at liverpooljohn lennon and about five miles from here, leeds bradford also had its runway closed. teens at all three of those airports are trying to clear the runways so that they will be able to take off, but the advice to anyone thinking about flying today from those airports in particular is to check before you travel. 0n the railways, there is also disruption because this snow has fallen on the rail lines overnight and the rail lines overnight and the temperatures have been freezing. you need to be

careful on the railways. the line between halifax and leeds in places is blocked and there are problems and consultation —— cancellations on scotrail and gwr. there are a lot of infrastructure issues in terms of the aeroplanes and railways, then there are the roads. if you're heading out on the roads and it has been slowing this much you need to be careful. we hear from much you need to be careful. we hearfrom national much you need to be careful. we hear from national highways that most of the main routes are open. some of those over the higher ground have been shout. they are advising anyone going out today to make sure that they take precautions, things like having some water with you, are fully charged mobile phone and a blanket or a sleeping bag just in case you do get trapped. we have seen the snow ploughs out here in leeds and they are out around the country. we can go live to cumbria to someone who drives a

snowplough, that is cavan. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. give us a sense of how much snow you have had in cumbria?— much snow you have had in cumbria? ., ., cumbria? not too bad overnight, a chill . cumbria? not too bad overnight, a chilly- we _ cumbria? not too bad overnight, a chilly. we have _ cumbria? not too bad overnight, a chilly. we have about - cumbria? not too bad overnight, a chilly. we have about four- a chilly. we have about four inches — a chilly. we have about four inches of— a chilly. we have about four inches of snow. with the wind, it is_ inches of snow. with the wind, it is drifting around so we have _ it is drifting around so we have some rather deeper drifts and some _ have some rather deeper drifts and some areas which have almost _ and some areas which have almost been blown clear. you are used _ almost been blown clear. you are used to — almost been blown clear. you are used to dealing _ almost been blown clear. 7m, are used to dealing with these levels of snow in cumbria. you are a volunteer snowplough operator. give us a sense of what you do in the circumstances. right, well, it is a community _ circumstances. right, well, it is a community interest - circumstances. right, well, it. is a community interest company and we _ is a community interest company and we great and apply a lot of the little — and we great and apply a lot of the little backroads around village _ the little backroads around village here. we have about a

dozen — village here. we have about a dozen volunteers involved, men and women from 30 to 63 years old. and women from 30 to 63 years old~ we — and women from 30 to 63 years old. we have all sorts of trades— old. we have all sorts of trades and professions involved. we have a handyman, businessman, artist, military veteran, _ businessman, artist, military veteran, an it professional who is also — veteran, an it professional who is also a — veteran, an it professional who is also a blacksmith! we plough and great. we have two micro machines. _ and great. we have two micro machines, the big snowplough in the background, plus a smaller ply and — the background, plus a smaller ply and greater and recover about — ply and greater and recover about the ten mile route serving _ about the ten mile route serving perhaps 50 or 60 houses that otherwise would not be accessed by the council critters _ accessed by the council critters— accessed by the council critters. , , , critters. just explain, because ou are critters. just explain, because you are in _ critters. just explain, because you are in a — critters. just explain, because you are in a village _ critters. just explain, because you are in a village that - critters. just explain, because you are in a village that is - you are in a village that is quite high up, which is why you are used to getting snow. yes. are used to getting snow. yes, that's right- — are used to getting snow. yes, that's right- l _ are used to getting snow. yes, that's right. i didn't _ are used to getting snow. yes, that's right. i didn't discover i that's right. i didn't discover until— that's right. i didn't discover until after i moved here that

it is— until after i moved here that it is a — until after i moved here that it is a chilly there is no capital— it is a chilly there is no capital of england! it gets more _ capital of england! it gets more snow than anywhere. it wasn't — more snow than anywhere. it wasn't the _ more snow than anywhere. it wasn't the wisest move! it is a lovely— wasn't the wisest move! it is a lovely place to live, but we are high— lovely place to live, but we are high up, very exposed and when — are high up, very exposed and when the _ are high up, very exposed and when the bad weather comes it does _ when the bad weather comes it does. ~ , , ., . ., , does. why did you decide to be someone who _ does. why did you decide to be someone who drives _ does. why did you decide to be someone who drives the - someone who drives the snowplough? i someone who drives the snowplough?— someone who drives the snowplough? someone who drives the snowlanh? ., , ., snowplough? i only moved here about five _ snowplough? i only moved here about five years _ snowplough? i only moved here about five years ago _ snowplough? i only moved here about five years ago and - snowplough? i only moved here about five years ago and i - snowplough? i only moved here about five years ago and i have | about five years ago and i have always — about five years ago and i have always involve myself with the community. i'd like to feel that— community. i'd like to feel that some of my time can be spent — that some of my time can be spent being helpful. there snow —— a snowplough company was short— —— a snowplough company was short of— —— a snowplough company was short of a _ —— a snowplough company was short of a mechanic, then it became _ short of a mechanic, then it became a _ short of a mechanic, then it became a driver post magnate, then— became a driver post magnate, then a — became a driver post magnate, then a driver, sol became a driver post magnate, then a driver, so i am a mechanic, a driver's mates or a

driver, — mechanic, a driver's mates or a driver, just _ mechanic, a driver's mates or a driver, just what is required. it driver, just what is required. it is — driver, just what is required. it is nice _ driver, just what is required. it is nice to _ driver, just what is required. it is nice to be a volunteer, it is— it is nice to be a volunteer, it is a — it is nice to be a volunteer, it is a good feeling to know that— it is a good feeling to know that you're doing something worthwhile. in that you're doing something worthwhile.— that you're doing something worthwhile. in conditions like this, that _ worthwhile. in conditions like this, that is _ worthwhile. in conditions like this, that is great. _ worthwhile. in conditions like this, that is great. thank- worthwhile. in conditions like this, that is great. thank you j this, that is great. thank you forjoining us at bbc news, kavanagh. a volunteer kava nagh. a volunteer snowplough kavanagh. a volunteer snowplough driver and mechanic in cumbria. the snow is falling here in leeds. let's speak to by colleague yunus mulla, who in harrogate. as you can see, it is snowing in harrogate in north yorkshire. i was listening to yorkshire. ! was listening to that— yorkshire. i was listening to that interview about snowploughs and we have seen plentv — snowploughs and we have seen plenty of — snowploughs and we have seen plenty of them here. at one stage — plenty of them here. at one stage one particular snowplough -ot stage one particular snowplough got stuck. that gives you an idea — got stuck. that gives you an idea of— got stuck. that gives you an idea of what the conditions are like here _ idea of what the conditions are like here. the snow is settling. the chances are perhaps _ settling. the chances are perhaps there will be some rain

later— perhaps there will be some rain later on— perhaps there will be some rain later on but at the moment there — later on but at the moment there is— later on but at the moment there is a _ later on but at the moment there is a lot of effort being made — there is a lot of effort being made to— there is a lot of effort being made to clear some of the snow close _ made to clear some of the snow close to — made to clear some of the snow close to buildings, people who are parked up trying to leave harrogate. i was speaking to a woman — harrogate. i was speaking to a woman earlier who has a flight at leeds— woman earlier who has a flight at leeds bradford airport and that was— at leeds bradford airport and that was meant to be this morning. she has not been told there _ morning. she has not been told there will— morning. she has not been told there will be later this afternoon. that is because of the runway closure. a number of runways— the runway closure. a number of runways have been closed at several — runways have been closed at several airports including leeds— several airports including leeds bradford, liverpool, manchester international. that runwav — manchester international. that runway has reopened, the one in manchester, so hopefully passengers trying to leave the country — passengers trying to leave the country can do so later this afternoon, even they will be delayed _ afternoon, even they will be delayed. inevitably, there are cancellations as well. we were told that — cancellations as well. we were told that the north of england who gets a lot of snow and that is what — who gets a lot of snow and that is what has happened here. that has room — is what has happened here. that has room some people's plans he wanted _ has room some people's plans he wanted to— has room some people's plans he wanted to travel. if you want

to still— wanted to travel. if you want to still traveller these conditions the advice is to take — conditions the advice is to take something with you like a blanket— take something with you like a blanket or a shovel or some food — blanket or a shovel or some food just— blanket or a shovel or some food just in case you get stuck _ food just in case you get stuck. away from the north of england. _ stuck. away from the north of england, if you look at the south _ england, if you look at the south of— england, if you look at the south of england, airports have been _ south of england, airports have been affected there. rail, trains— been affected there. rail, trains are affected, homes, manv— trains are affected, homes, many homes have been left without _ many homes have been left without power. earlier there were — without power. earlier there were about 2,000 homes in the north— were about 2,000 homes in the north west — were about 2,000 homes in the north west of england. another —— a number of homes on the yorkshire _ —— a number of homes on the yorkshire side of england as well — yorkshire side of england as well. clearly this snow is disrupting people's lives and the school start to the new year— the school start to the new year and _ the school start to the new year and 2025. as the day develops we had one amber warning _ develops we had one amber warning to around midday. there is another— warning to around midday. there is anotheramberwarning warning to around midday. there is another amber warning for severe — is another amber warning for severe weather which goes on until— severe weather which goes on until midnight. people are still— until midnight. people are still being warned about the impact _ still being warned about the impact. this heavy snow can have — impact. this heavy snow can have an _ impact. this heavy snow can have an impact. and that freezing _ have an impact. and that freezing rain that can make the condition— freezing rain that can make the condition is quite treacherous.

i condition is quite treacherous. i can— condition is quite treacherous. i can see — condition is quite treacherous. i can see a _ condition is quite treacherous. i can see a lot of people out and — i can see a lot of people out and about, well wrapped up and keeping — and about, well wrapped up and keeping warm. children who might— keeping warm. children who might want to go out there and use that — might want to go out there and use that snow and try and have some _ use that snow and try and have some fun — use that snow and try and have some fun with sledging and that kind of— some fun with sledging and that kind of thing, but really there are alerts— kind of thing, but really there are alerts around from the uk security— are alerts around from the uk security agency. there will be vulnerable people out there as well, _ vulnerable people out there as well, so — vulnerable people out there as well, so please keep warm is the advice. well, so please keep warm is the advice-— the advice. and very good advice. thank _ the advice. and very good advice. thank you. - the advice. and very good advice. thank you. it - the advice. and very good advice. thank you. it is i the advice. and very good i advice. thank you. it is still snowing here in leeds. let's try and get a picture of where has been worst hit and where we need to be worried about. joining me now from the bbc weather centre is sarah keith—lucas. where is the highest risk of the snow at the moment? it where is the highest risk of the snow at the moment? it has been forecast _ the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for _ the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for several - the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for several days . been forecast for several days now — been forecast for several days now we _ been forecast for several days now. we are seeing the heavy snow —

now. we are seeing the heavy snow. quite a large area has been — snow. quite a large area has been hit _ snow. quite a large area has been hit through the course of the night _ although it is turned back to rain — although it is turned back to rain in — although it is turned back to rain in the south it is northern england that will be bearing — northern england that will be bearing the front of the worst of snow. _ bearing the front of the worst of snow, so west yorkshire, not far from — of snow, so west yorkshire, not far from where you are. looking at snow — far from where you are. looking at snow depth, we have seen three — at snow depth, we have seen three to _ at snow depth, we have seen three to ten centimetres per manv— three to ten centimetres per many areas. bingley is up to 16 centimetres of snow. these are the official weather observations but some areas are seeing _ observations but some areas are seeing a — observations but some areas are seeing a lot more than this, particularly in the northern pennines, that is where we could — pennines, that is where we could see _ pennines, that is where we could see 40 centimetres. so far this — could see 40 centimetres. so far this is _ could see 40 centimetres. so far this is where have seen so snow— far this is where have seen so snow falling. it is starting to clear— snow falling. it is starting to clear from parts of the midlands. it is still persisting in southern scotland. icy conditions for many, _ scotland. icy conditions for many, even if you haven't got the heavy— many, even if you haven't got the heavy snow. further south you can — the heavy snow. further south you can see this large area of

blue — you can see this large area of blue the _ you can see this large area of blue. the milder areas kicking in and — blue. the milder areas kicking in and we _ blue. the milder areas kicking in and we have some rain kicking _ in and we have some rain kicking around. those amber warnings _ kicking around. those amber warnings for snow and ice are eastern scotland. the rain further si fort. a big eastern scotland. the rain further si for snowg eastern scotland. the rain further si for snow and ice are warnings for snow and ice are continuing. north wales into continuing. north wales into the north midlands, that the north midlands, that morning will expire fairly morning will expire fairly soon~ _ morning will expire fairly soon. where we see there is no soon~ _ morning will expire fairly soon. where we see there is no turning — soon. where we see there is no turning back to rain, certainly turning — soon. where we see there is no turning back to rain, certainly the risk— turning back to rain, certainly the risk— turning back to rain, certainly the risk of— turning back to rain, certainly the risk of icy conditions. it the risk of— turning back to rain, certainly the risk of icy conditions. it is across— is across— the risk of icy conditions. it is across this warning area the risk of icy conditions. it is across this warning area that— is across this warning area that we _ is across this warning area that we are going to continue that— is across this warning area that we _ is across this warning area that we are going to continue to see — to see — that we are going to continue to see a _ that we are going to continue to see a lot more snow. up to that we are going to continue to see a _ that we are going to continue to see a lot more snow. up to 40 centimetres. we have heard 40 centimetres. we have heard ao centimetres. we have heard about— ao centimetres. we have heard about— 40 centimetres. we have heard about the — 40 centimetres. we have heard about the disruption ongoing 40 centimetres. we have heard about the — 40 centimetres. we have heard about the disruption ongoing today— today— about the disruption ongoing today with all of the snow and about the disruption ongoing today with all of the snow and ice. ice. today with all of the snow and ice there _ today with all of the snow and ice. there will be heavy rain today with all of the snow and ice there _ today with all of the snow and ice. there will be heavy rain further— ice. there will be heavy rain further south, that will further— ice. there will be heavy rain further south, that will continue to cause disruption continue to cause disruption for the — continue to cause disruption for the rest of the day, nikki. for the — continue to cause disruption for the rest of the day, nikki. what — for the rest of the day, nikki. what about looking ahead over what — for the rest of the day, nikki. what about looking ahead over the next couple of days, what the next couple of days, what can we expect? brute can we expect? brute the next couple of days, what can we expect?— the next couple of days, what can we expect?— the next couple of days, what can we expect? we are not out the next couple of days, what can we expect? we are not out ofthe can we expect? we are not out ofthe can we expect? we are not out of the woods — can we expect? we are not out of the woods just _ can we expect? we are not out of the woods just yet. - can we expect? we are not out of the woods just yet. we - can we expect? we are not out of the woodsjust yet. we can l of the woods — can we expect? we are not out of the woods just _ can we expect? we are not out of the woods just yet. - can we expect? we are not out of the woods just yet. we - can we expect? we are not out of the woodsjust yet. we can l of the woods just yet. we can look— of the woods just yet. we can look at — of the woods just yet. we can look at what is happening for of the woods just yet. we can look— of the woods just yet. we can look at — of the woods just yet. we can look at what is happening for the rest _ the rest _ look at what is happening for look at what is happening for the rest of today. there is the the rest of today. there is the snow — the rest of today. there is the snow persisting for the north snow — the rest of today. there is the snow persisting for the north of england and southern and of england and southern and

eastern _ of england and southern and eastern scotland. the rain eastern _ of england and southern and eastern scotland. the rain further— eastern scotland. the rain further south. a big further— eastern scotland. the rain further south. a big contrast

it is very good advice from eastern 3 good 1d. the rain eastern 3 good advice rain eastern 3 good advice from sarah, _ eastern 3 good advice from sarah, the best way to find out sarah, the best way to find out the forecast, it is what i did the forecast, it is what i did last night when i got here and last night when i got here and it told me there would be heavy it told me there would be heavy snow this morning and there has snow this morning and there has been, just check out the been, just check out the website and the app. lucy, you website and the app. lucy, you can see the snow is coming down can see the snow is coming down here behind me in leeds. the here behind me in leeds. the authorities will be breathing a authorities will be breathing a sigh of relief that it is a sigh of relief that it is a sunday and not a work day when sunday and not a work day when lots of people would have been lots of people would have been trying to get to work in these trying to get to work in these conditions and that probably conditions and that probably would have caused more would have caused more problems. the advices, unless problems. the advices, unless you really have to go out today you really have to go out today and you're in one of the areas and you're in one of the areas hit by snow, stay in the warm hit by snow, stay in the warm and watch the bbc news channel, and watch the bbc news channel, course! ,., ., , course! ,., ., , thousands of supporters and thousands of supporters and opponents of the south korea's opponents of the south korea's suspended president have been suspended president have been on the streets of seoul on the streets of seoul for a second day. for a second day. some stayed out all night, braving freezing some stayed out all temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence

of president yoon suk yeol. night, braving freezing

at the moment, as you just showed the scenes of demonstration right outside mr yoon's official residence, i was there earlier, it's incredibly charged. the atmosphere is very different from that of the protests outside the national assembly because these are real die—hard, pro—yoon and anti—yoon supporters. right outside i saw some scuffling, physical scuffling between some of the supporters. we have fairly heavy snow here. also freezing temperatures, many of them braving out the freezing temperatures for several nights in a rowjust to support or oppose mr yoon.

authorities are expected to try and make another attempt to detain him. as you said, the warrant expires this coming monday. it's sunday here now, so they they may or they may not. if they do make another attempt, we will most likely know about an hour or so beforehand because of the distance between the investigative body to mr yoon's residence. we might actually know a little bit earlier because it will take them longer due to the heavy snow. six days of funeral events are under way for former us presidentjimmy carter, who died last sunday at the age of 100. his body was taken through his home town of plains in georgia on saturday and ended with a private service at the carter presidential center where he will remain until tuesday. carl nasman is there.

the day's funeral proceedings ending here at the carter center in atlanta with an emotional private service among the family members ofjimmy carter here, as well as members of the carter center. but this has really been a day where the motorcade retraced the steps, almost literally, of the former president throughout his home state, beginning where he was born and raised in plains, georgia, on a small peanut farm, and then working his way through crowds of people lining streets and lining highways towards atlanta, stopping for a moment of silence, of course, at the georgia capitol, where he of course was once governor of this state. and now the public will get their chance. they'll be filing in behind us in the carter center to see his body in repose over the next couple of days. but looking ahead, this multi—day state funeral will continue come tuesday in washington, dc. the 39th president's remains will be flown there and laid to rest for two days in the capitol rotunda, and then we'll see that national funeral take place on nine january. that's where lawmakers, politicians, and of course presidents will be, not only the 0bamas and the clintons

but also the current president and the future president. donald trump has said that he'll be here, despite some acrimony between him andjimmy carter over the years. we also know, of course, jimmy carter has been a friend and ally ofjoe biden over the years. biden as a senator was the first democrat to endorsejimmy carter back during his presidential run in 1976. it's something carter never forgot, and before he passed away, he requested that joe biden give the eulogy at that funeral. a vigil has been held in new orleans to remember the victims of the new year's day terrorist attack mourners gathered on bourbon street, where 1a people were killed when shamsud—dinjabbar, a a2—year—old texas resident, drove a rental truck at high—speed into a crowd. families and members of the community gathered to remember the dead and a minute's silence was held.

photos and candles were left at the memorial and a jazz band played to honour the dead — a nod to the city's musical history. the leader of british political party reform uk, nigel farage, has defended elon musk in an interview with the bbc after the tech billionaire made a series of comments criticising british politicians on his social media platform x. it comes amid rumours that mr musk may donate a significant amount of money to mr farage's party. 0ur political correspondent helen catt has the story. he is the richest man in the world, best known as a tech billionaire — the owner of social media site x and electric car—maker tesla, and soon to be part of the us government. but elon musk has also been weighing in on uk politics. he has backed nigel farage, snapped here together at donald trump's mar—a—lago resort last month, with reports he is considering donating a sizeable sum to reform uk. but he has also been highly critical of keir starmer�*s government in increasingly

provocative social media posts. speaking to the bbc�*s laura kuenssberg, mr farage defended mr musk�*s right to say what he chooses. you know, in public life, tough things get said. they get said by both sides of the debate. you're right, this man happens to be the richest man in the world. but equally — equally — the fact that he's bought twitter now actually gives us a place where we have a proper, open debate about many things. and hey — even facebook, even meta, are adjusting to the modern world. free speech is back. we may find it offensive, but it's a good thing, not a bad thing. in recent days, mr musk has accused the prime minister of being complicit in the scandal of grooming gangs. he has also accused the government ministerjess phillips of being a "rape apologist" for refusing a national inquiry into the issue. and he has called for stephen yaxley—lennon, better known as tommy robinson, to be released from prison. that is likely to be uncomfortable for mr farage, who has repeatedly made it clear he does not support

the former head of the english defence league. nigel farage has been keen to highlight his political friendship with one of the world's most influential billionaires and his proximity to american power. while he stresses he and mr musk don't always agree, things could get much trickier if mr musk continues his controversial interventions into politics this side of the pond. helen catt, bbc news. the first big film awards of the season take place later with the 82nd golden globes in los angeles. a win at the globes can boost a film's profile just as bafta and oscar voters are preparing to make their nominations. 0ur la correspondent emma vardy has more. the golden globes kicks off hollywood's awards season with what's known as the biggest party of the year. and i've been getting a little look at how the celebrities get ready. but first, the runners and riders. here we go. you're green.

iam. wicked, the wizard of oz reimagined, has been spellbinding audiences as a stage show for two decades. now, as one of the biggest films of the year, it could win best musical or comedy at the globes with cynthia erivo and ariana grande up for acting awards. are you...english? no, no, i'm not english...why? but the surprise stand—out with the most nominations is emilia perez, a film about a transgender mexican drug lord. kate winslet is nominated for her roles in the film lee and tv�*s the regime, while daniel craig and ralph fiennes are both up for best actor. denzel washington has his 11th golden globes nomination for gladiator 2. but awards season is about much more than the accolades. it's a chance for celebrities and designers to make their mark on the red carpet. so stylists like ceren are busy behind the scenes. how you look, the appearance is the most important thing on the red carpet. how do you decide what dress a celebrity should wear?

i work according to their personality, their style. you imagine it first and then when you see it on the red carpet and then when people love it or like it, you feel satisfied. having a dress is one thing, but it's nothing without the right pose, because even if you are not walking away with an award, getting snapped with a memorable look on the red carpet... right...next. ..will mean media attention in magazines and keep celebrities in the spotlight. 0k. love it. and it's always good to have a quick change for the after party, because of all the awards, the golden globes is known as the biggest knees—up of the lot. i think we are red carpet ready. the sky's the limit. and the night could also hold clues for who may do well at the oscars later in the season. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. # 0hh—hhhhh! stay with us here on bbc news.

hello. heavy snow has been pushing northwards across parts of the country through the night and during sunday morning already, and we've got more disruptive wintry weather on the cards over the next 2a hours or so. amber warnings in force still for snow and ice so we could see disruption to travel. potential for power cuts as well. first amber warning is in force across north wales and the north midlands, that expires at midday, but this one across northern england, that's going to be in force right until midnight tonight. there could be as much as a0cm of snow over the highest ground in the north pennines, for instance. we'll see snow continuing for the rest of the day for

the pennines, cumbrian fells, southern uplands as well. it will tend to gradually turn back to rain though further south into the midlands, north wales too. northern ireland, seeing a bit of wintriness too, and icy conditions really chilly in the north but very mild in the south. big contrast in temperature, 13 in london, just a degree above freezing though for aberdeen, where we might see a bit of sunshine, but also further wintry showers, icy conditions into the evening and tonight. more snowfall to come across eastern scotland, parts of southern scotland and northern england as well. further south it'll mainly be falling as rain, could be a bit of snow over the mountains of wales, for instance. really mild overnight, though, again for south—east england and east anglia. contrast that to the rest of the country though, where we're going to get down below freezing in the more rural spots. do expect some hazardous, slippery, icy wintry weather first thing tomorrow. now, low pressure tomorrow eases away towards the east and that will leave us with some slightly less persistent and heavy snowfall, but still some snow to come for again parts of the pennines, southern uplands, highlands as well. some wintry showers so could be some rain, sleet and hill snow for northern ireland, north wales, northwest england, down towards the midlands as well. bit of sunshine around

elsewhere but we're all in that colder air tomorrow, so temperatures in the afternoon between about two to 6 degrees on monday. and then that colder air actually sticking with us for much of the week ahead. coming down from the arctic, you can see the blue colours showing that colder air mass with us. out in the atlantic weather fronts are going to try to move their way in. this one through the middle of the week has the potential to bring some rain, sleet and snow in the south, but i think generally it gets out of the way fairly quickly as higher pressure tends to build its way in. so temperatures remaining on the chilly side as we head through the course of next week. things are looking a bit quieter and drier from tuesday onwards, but do keep up to date with the latest warnings over the next 2a hours or so.

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leeds, manchester and liverpool airports have closed their runways, as snow and ice brings disruption to parts of the uk. amber weather warnings are in place in parts of northern england, the midlands and wales. forecasters say up to a0 centimetres of snow could fall in some places, and temperatures could fall as low as minus ten celsius. there's a warning of more delays and disruption to come. let's go live now to west yorkshire, and our correspondent nicky schiller who's there for us. however things looking? so, the snow is still falling here, lucy, and it has been continually saff the last few hours. it is not as heavy as it was at around 7am this morning. it is easing off in terms of the snow. there has been a lot

of snow in this area.