but very - a rather sunny but very blustery west yorkshire and we are over the m62 not far from huddersfield is just over to my left. the traffic is flowing rather well in this part of the world, it heads off to manchester in that direction and it becomes the highest motorway in england as it travels west. there are parts of the major road network that are closed today, the humber bridge and the river severn crossing, closed to high sided vehicles at least, and the a 66 which links scotch corner with carlisle and penrith is closed to all traffic today, notjust high sided vehicles, that was from midnight overnight. you can see why because there are at least four reports of overturned lorries on the road today, one of which was on the a 19 in county durham, and another one on the m6 near carlisle and two i have seen reported by highways england, one near darlington and another near durham. there is real jeopardy out on the roads although drivers here seem to be taking it safely as possible. the advice is to slow down in case of debris to avoid any problems there and of course to have both hand

we're over the m62 here, not farfrom huddersfield.ee, the traffic is flowing rather well in this part of the world. the m62 heads off towards manchester in that direction. it becomes the highest motorway in england as it travels west. now there are parts of the major road network that are closed today. the humber bridge and the severn crossing as well have been closed to high sided vehicles, at least, if not more traffic as well. the a66 also, which links scotch corner on the a1 with carlisle and penrith over on the m6 is closed to all traffic today, notjust high sided vehicles. that was closed from midnight overnight and you can see why — there are at least four reports of overturned lorries on the roads in the north of england today, one of which was on the a19 in county durham. there was another on the m6 near carlisle and two that i've seen reported by highways england, one by darlington, another near durham. so there is realjeopardy out there on the roads. drivers here seem to be taking it as safely as possible. the advice from h

we're just outside of huddersfield really.rries on west, it becomes the highest motorway in england as it travels on towards greater manchester. the picture on the roads is that there are closures in place for high sided vehicles over in the east, in east yorkshire. part of the m62 there, the bridge is closed to high sided vehicles, as is the humber bridge as well. and since midnight last night the a66, which links up scotch corner on the a1 with penrith on the m6, that is completely closed to all traffic as well. here on the m62, as you can see, it is extremely blustery up here. as i was driving up you could feel the gusts affecting in east yorkshire. part of the m62 there, the bridge is closed to high sided vehicles, as is the humber bridge as well. and since midnight last night the a66, which links up scotch corner on the a1 with penrith on the m6, that is completely closed to all traffic as well. here on the m62, as you can see, it is extremely blustery up here. as i was driving up you could feel the gusts affecting the dr

he also played for huddersfield town, torino and of course manchester city.t united where he made his name and where he is a legend, an icon. such a fantastic footballer with real star quality. that is why manchester united in a tribute today described him as the king of the stretford end. they say he will be celebrated for his achievements and will always be one of their beloved players. there is a statue of him, two in fact, one in the stretford end and this one over my shoulder as part of the trinity, bobby charlton, george best, that unforgettable partnership. today what we have seen are a number of fans and people coming here laying flowers and placing their scarves here and leaving tributes. 0ne fan said, "thank you for making my life so brilliant". somebody else wrote, "goodnight, dennis, king of the stretford end". we have had tributes from across the city. manchester city say the whole city will be mourning his passing. former players such as gary neville describing him as " a great man" we have had joejordan describing denis law as "a pro per icon"

and then huddersfield here on friday night, the live game, and then obviously burton away.ter today, the most eye—catching being arsenal against manchester united, a classic tie over the years. it's the first time the two sides have met in the third round, though. it's been a tough start to life at united for ruben amorim, but the arsenal boss mikel arteta is a big fan of the new united head coach. i will choose the best team to win because we want also to win the cup. and like you said, in the cup, you never know. so let's win. sometimes it's better to win this kind of game and then you have less time to rest. but your mind is so different that you can cope with the physical aspect of the game. when you look especiallyl about the big teams, how they perform and the results i that they got, very impressive. i know him well. i followed him a lot - while he was in portugal, and there is a big reason why he is where he is at - the moment and he fully deserves to be there. i 0r or that succumb 0rthat succumb in or that succumb in a few hours —— back all that to come in a few ho

law also played soccer for huddersfield town, manchester city and italian side torino. in his international career. law finished as the joint highest scorer for scotland with 30 goals in 55 appearances. law is the only scottish player to win the ballon d'or. all right, turning to other sports headlines, the miami heat's disgruntled superstar jimmy butler returned to the lineup after being suspended by the team for seven games. cnn sports correspondent carolyn manno joins me now with more. carolyn sims butler is doing his talking on the court. right. >> well, after privately and then publicly requesting a trade, kim, along with saying that he no longer felt any joy playing basketball in miami. there really wasn't a guarantee that we would see him in a heat uniform again. but after spending these last two weeks away from the team, butler is still a member of the team, at least for the time being. and back in the starting lineup against the nuggets and his first bucket in his first game back. check this out. an emphatic slam dunk. butler finishing second on the team in min

we'll speak to our correspondent ellie price, who's in edenbridge, but first, nick garnett is near huddersfield, across much of the country, this area in particular, the main a roads have been cleared. but it is the rural areas, the side roads that are being left untreated. really, no one knows when they are going to reopen, because it will have to be left until the weather changes and the thaw set in. it is important that this road, the 62, stays open. most, if not all of the other trans pennine routes are blocked by snow at the moment, so this is the only one across. look at the number of lorries there are. i have to say, the road is quieter than it usually is at this time of day. it has been a struggle to keep this road open over the last 2a hours. traffic officers and gritters have been out almost constantly. they have been clearing snow, they have been clearing snow, they have been clearing excess water, and even jackknifed lorries as they try everything they can to make sure the route stays open and people can travel across the country on this one road at least. thanks, nick. the environm

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we are just outside of huddersfield and as the m62 carries on west becomes the highest motorway in england travels on towards greater manchester. the picture on the roads is that there are closures in place for high sided vehicles. 0ver closures in place for high sided vehicles. over in the east in east yorkshire part of the m62 the bridge is closed to high sided vehicles as there is the humber bridge. since midnight last night the a66 which links scotch corner on the a1 which links scotch corner on the ai with penrith on the m6, thatis the ai with penrith on the m6, that is completely closed to all traffic as well. here on the m62 it is extremely blustery appear. as i was driving up you could feel the gusts affecting the driving conditions. drivers seem to be taking it quite carefully, quite cautiously. traffic is still flowing here. highways england have told me that they have had a report of a lorry overturned on the m6. that is between junction 44 and 43 southbound and that has closed that lane of traffic, as you might imagine, while emergency services deal with that. more or less the