and, caroline davies is in chieveley in berkshire for us now.s moving very nicely behind you. it is a pretty sunny in berkshire. these now has settled and it is is slowly melting, turning it into slush. the conditions, in general, has not been too bad, particularly on the main roads, see the drivers i've been talking to. some of the disruption that we saw in that piece was in hampshire. we have heard from the police there that those roads are open, the traffic is flowing freely through those areas which is good news for a lot of people. we also know that it has been much quieter on these in front in general, across the uk. however, we are about to get a very cold night, here in berkshire it might be down to —12. the concern is that this snow will melt, turn into slush, and then freeze into ice overnight. that is a yellow weather warning out, it means if you are going out on untreated roads, you do need to be careful if you are driving. the freezing temperatures have caused widespread disruption across the south—east of england. this picture show

caroline davies reports. stuck fast in the snow in basingstoke.ere eventually freed and the snow is starting to ease. yesterday's conditions didn't stop many heading out on the main roads today — including those who do it for a living. the congestion it causes, you can't get on with yourjob sometimes. you know, butjust deal with it and get on with it. i came down from the midlands and there was nothing at all up there. further south i've come, the roads are a little bit icy. probably about the last hour, iwould say, i've been amongst the snow. where are you onto next? down to amesbury, i will be amongst it for the next hour or so. it's not been too bad. the worst bit i've found is actually the car park here because it hasn't been gritted at all. but most of the roads seem to be ok. conditions in most parts of the uk have tended to be better today than they were yesterday. and with sunshine and clear skies, the snow is starting to melt, which has meant that some people who were stuck have been able to start to go home. it wasn't easy for all truck

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kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is by the m3 near longcross in surreyus this update on travel conditions. if you were planning to travel on the m3 today this is probably a reassuring sight, traffic has been flowing freely since we arrived and highways england say between junction 6 and junction 7 where many vehicles were stuck overnight has now been cleared with help from hampshire police. city airport's ru nway hampshire police. city airport's runway was temporarily closed yesterday and bristol airport had some major disruption because of snow but both airports say they expect things to run smoothly today although at bristol airport there seemed to be short delays because of de—icing planes. the advice is to check before you travel. south—western railways say they expect some delays on trains until about midday. if you are out on the roads there is a yellow warning in place for eyes, critters have been out on major streets but if you are going on a smaller road that has been untreated, is carefully. let's speak now to mark brooks, an hgv driver — who w

they‘ve urged the public to report any possible sightings of him from the university of reading, caroline daviesen around 1am on thursday morning here on the university of reading‘s campus. he is 19 years old. his parents have said this is very out of character for him. they have described him as a happy and normal teenager. when he left this club he was described as wearing black or blue jeans, a black hooded top and black shoes with a black t—shirt with a white motif on it. police today have renewed their appeal to find out where daniel might be. thames valley police have been searching the grounds of reading university and surrounding area and continue to do so until daniel is found. a lot of police officers on site over the last few days looking for daniel and also many more officers that you can‘t see carrying out investigation tasks behind—the—scenes. that search that the police were speaking about has been taking place across these grounds and also in particular focusing on the woods just behind me. that‘s where the university lake is. he was on a path just next to the lake. it‘s still ve

kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. 0ur reporter caroline davies is by the m3 motorway in the west of londonruption expected to continue this morning? good morning. review of the journey planned on the m3, traffic is going relatively well behind me and there isa relatively well behind me and there is a small dusting of snow on the side of the road. further down towards basingstoke betweenjunction 6and towards basingstoke betweenjunction 6 and seven, where those cars were stuck, we heard from highways england, they were cleared overnight with help from the hampshire police. we have heard that city airport was briefly closed overnight. bristol airport also had major disruption yesterday. both of those had said they are expecting a normal service today. in terms of the trains, that is not necessary. we have heard from south—western that they are experiencing some disruption, in particular tree blocking the line between basingstoke and winchester on the southampton line. that is expected to cause disruption until about 7am this morning. the advice is to check before you travel. there is to check

kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. 0ur reporter caroline davies is by the m3 motorway in the west of londonms traffic is moving there. yes, behind me the traffic has been going smoothly since we've been here for a few hours and just this side of the road is covered with a light dusting of snow so on the m3, junctions six and seven where the ca i’s junctions six and seven where the cars we re junctions six and seven where the cars were stuck last night, they we re cars were stuck last night, they were cleared in the early hours of this morning with help from hampshire police. we note that city airport was briefly closed last night and bristol airport had disruption yesterday but both airports say they expect to have a normal service today. on the ra i lwa ys normal service today. on the railways it's not the same story, we heard from south—western who seeks some journeys on heard from south—western who seeks somejourneys on their heard from south—western who seeks some journeys on their lines are disrupted and the advice is to check before you travel. we heard that critters have been on the

let's find out how it's looking. 0ur reporter caroline davies is by the m3 motorway in the west of londonat's the picture? if you can see behind me the m3 is flowing pretty smoothly and there is still a light dusting of snow at the side, between junctions six and junction 7, those ca i’s junctions six and junction 7, those cars we re junctions six and junction 7, those cars were stuck overnight but highways england says they were moved with help from hampshire police so that road is now clear. city airport had to temporarily close its runway yesterday because of the snow and bristol airport had major disruptions but both airports expect everything to flow smoothly today although there seem to be some delays at bristol airport because of de—icing planes. south—western railways say they expect some do lanes on some of their trains till about midday and the advice with all this is to check before you travel because there is still eyed yellow weather warning, many critters have been out on major roads but a lot of smaller roads will not have been covered so if you are driving or walking on th