are not from devon or cornwall but which way round do you do mm are not from devon or cornwall but which round do you do it? it has got to be jam first because if you think about it, you put the cream on and then try to put the jam on it, it doesn't work. you see, that's how idoit it doesn't work. you see, that's how i do it as well, from a purely practical reasons. but aesthetically it looks better because you have the nice... look at that beautiful... that's probably why they've done that picture, because it shows the cream and the john, that picture, because it shows the cream and thejohn, but it's not the right way to do it. and what about butter? i am for as many things that will give you a heart attack in your food as possible. no butter. i don't ee, food as possible. no butter. i don't agree, you have to gild the lily, it has to be salted butter as well! shall we do that for the second half, can we get it? i think we should, can anyone send one in?! wouldn't that be wonderful?! if anybody had thought ahead. that is the papers for this hour. dave wooding and owen bennett will be ba

this rescue centre in devon was not we re this rescue centre in devon was not were newlyweds sarah andthe couple were among dozens of motorists offered safe haven at okehampton college. we we re safe haven at okehampton college. we were fortu nate safe haven at okehampton college. we were fortunate in that we could get off the road at okehampton, made the decision there and then. then we came into town. there's nowhere to stay. there a voluntary group run by devon city council who came and rescued us and brought us here to okehampton college. the county councils say they helped about 80 people seek refuge from the snow after police closed a 64 mile stretch of the a 30. we certainly had the majority of people travelling on the a 30 caught out by snowdrifts. people are on the minor roads and got stuck and couldn't get any further. they came to us for someone any further. they came to us for someone and shelter for the night before getting under way today. more than 20 centimetres of snow fall has been recorded in central and southern england, with hundreds of schools across devon, cornwa

this was the scene in bogie tracy in devon on sunday.er warning from the met office which expires at 3am on monday but even after that we could still see disruption, 20 centimetres of snow in some places. we have this cold easterly wind heading into monday, we will keep those chilly winds, high pressure still in charge. a lot of dry weather on the cards and the winds will not come in such a cold direction but mandate we are likely to start the day with subzero temperatures across the board, as low as minus eight degrees in some rural spots of scotland, still snow showers early on monday in the far south, parts of devon and cornwall, the channel isles and some in kent and sussex. further northwards and isa and sussex. further northwards and is a cold start but most places are looking dry with a sharp frost. during the day lots of us stay dry and reasonably bright with st cloud filtering in from north—east scotla nd filtering in from north—east scotland and snow flurries continuing towards the channel islands. 0ther continuing towards the

some big issues in devon and south—west england. rain arriving later in the week. for this morning many of us dry, a bit more cloud around across southern england bringing in the odd flurry of snow. but some blue skies and sunshine elsewhere although it is going to be feeling bitterly cold especially where you are exposed to that risk north easterly wind across england and wales. for the south—west of england and wales a lot of lying snow still around. heading north across the country largely dry for northern ireland and scotland and to the north—west feeling relatively pleasa nt the north—west feeling relatively pleasant in those lighter winds. temperatures still not great for the time of year this afternoon. well below what we would expect for the time of year. nearing the end of march. but moving through into the evening with the somewhat cloud heading in across england and wales. scotla nd heading in across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland keeping those clear skies tonight and temperatures falling, as low as -5 a

miles of snow have to go to free this part of devon.he roads open again. volunteers are helping council and highway staff on exmoor so supplies can come in and villagers can get out. what's happened here is that the high winds have brought all this snow in off the moors and it's basically become trapped on the road by the high trees and the bushes, and it can't go anywhere, it can't get away. compare it, look, with the hills at the side, there the snow has pretty much melted now, but on the road itself — completely blocked. people are running low on supplies and i think that worries people in this day and age, when we are not used to those sort of circumstances. there is so much to do, the nearest town, lynton, is another four miles on from here. today, some of its 1,100 trapped residents sent us videos showing what they're having to cope with. it's not easy. we've run out of milk. we're running out of nappies. i've got three grandchildren that are in nappies, and my daughter's struggling. across exmoor, in extreme conditions, communiti

we speak with congressman devon nunes and the white house's top trade policy advisor peter navarro. john bolton shifting things up in the united nations now he brings his hawkish views on north korea right to the white house as the next national security advisor. senator lindsay graham on why he's happy about that. plus, washington has plans for $1.3 trillion in taxpayer money after congress passes and president trump signs into law a new spending bill. general jack keane on how this could benefit the military we're looking ahead right now on sunday morning futures. president trump taking on the toughest and foreign policy challenges using the power of the pen to slap sweeping new tariffs and restrictions on china. sparking fears of a trade war south carolina senator lindsay graham is applauding the president's effort to address what he calls unfair trade practices by beijing. >> china is a manipulate or, a thief when it comes to intellectual property. they dump, they cheat and they're going to pay a price. keep it up president trump, you will win this fight, because china needs us

but if you come from devon, you put cream first and then jam on come from devon, you put cream first then jam on top. the consistency ofjam and then jam on top. the consistency of jam makes it and then jam on top. the consistency ofjam makes it difficult to put on top. but why are these people at war, that is what i am wondering. this national trust property, heritage site, in pall mall, advertised mother's day celebrations for yesterday with a picture the devon way. and national trust members, this is a paid militia organisation, have really kicked off. there has been a twitter campaign, #jamfirst, by cornish rebels. let's look at the liverpool echo. they are paying tribute to sir ken dodd, born and bred in liverpool, and actually stayed in the same home his entire life. and made famous this area, knotty ash, which is famous only through this, and just through his comedy by gentle comedy... what struck me is that well, he was a feature of my childhood... you know, that gentle musical legacy, proper variety... do you think that marks the end of that era? we source of bristol ‘s lives

he is the scene taken in devon earlier on in the dead.il 3am this morning. snow flurries will be pushing west and merging with this snow. 0ne flurries will be pushing west and merging with this snow. one or two scattered snow showers across eastern england and northern ireland. it stays bitterly cold. 0n sunday night we have this easterly wind across the country. high pressure is in charge as we head into monday. that should keep a lot of dry weather on the scene but it will be a cold start to monday morning. the cold shih in parts of scotland. monday it does look like a dry day. a few snow showers in the far south of england. channel islands might seem more snow through the morning. most places will be dry in the day and there will be sunshine. a bit more cloud moves and across eastern scotland and eastern england as well. in the week ahead things will be turning milder and there will be some rain later on in there will be some rain later on in the week, but we start a largely dry note. we have a north—easterly breeze through tuesday. a

clearing the a39 to free this area of devon.ugh to get the roads open again. to get the roads open dan has been helping out as a volunteer, helping council and highway staff. as a volunteer, helping council and so supplies can get in and villagers can get out. down in the dip it gets even worse, so it's just going to take how long it takes. and it won't be quick. how long it takes. it could be days before they reach the town of lynton four miles away. before they reach the what's happened here is that the high winds have brought all this snow in off the moors and it's basically become trapped on the road by the high trees and the bushes. and it can't go anywhere. by the high trees and the bushes. it can't get away. by the high trees and the bushes. compare it, look, with the hills after the side. there the snow has pretty much melted now. but on the road itself, completely blocked. we received these pictures from deep within exmoor today. how long until all this thaws? within exmoor today. karen's worried help might not be able

they call this the english riviera, torbay in south devon. treacherous.rything suddenly changed. snow from the east mixing with the south. ——snow from the east mixing with winds in the south. it's very easy in modern cars to be cocooned from the outside environment and you actually lose touch with the fact that it is freezing. the road services becoming more and more challenging. other than the main roads which are gritted but that is proving difficult. we are sawing to take real care on the roads. in some areas of devon and cornwall, this seemed to be the best way to keep moving. or maybe not. it is the lethal combination of snow, wind and ice that so concerns the authorities. there is much more of all of those to come in the hours ahead. as well as treacherous freezing rain, which could also be added to the list tonight. the stages specifically to hampshire no. hundreds of motorists have been stranded by the snow for at least 5 hours on the a31 in the new forest in hampshire tonight. hampshire police have declared a major incident. our correspondent dun

jon kay, bbc news, devon.tranded by the snow for at least five hours on the a31 in the new forest in hampshire tonight. our correspondent duncan kennedy is one of them. yes, that's absolutely right. we arrived here at 5:15pm, and we've barely moved an inch since, so nearly five hours we've been stuck here. i'm actually standing on the a31 as we speak tonight, along with dozens, possibly hundreds of other drivers in their cars. we've seen children in cars, we've seen people coming home from work, who have been stranded here for hours and hours and hours. it's about —10 here with the wind chill factor, it's snowing. we've seen people walking back down this dual carriageway here to try and find an escape route. we've seen ca i’s and find an escape route. we've seen cars driving against the flow of traffic on the hard shoulder, add then to try and find an escape route. why is it happening? we're not really sure. we've been told on the radio there were some accidents up the radio there were some accidents up ahead

this was the scene in devon early on sunday.after we could see disruption — snow of up to 20 centimetres in places. sunday, we had this cold easterly wind. we keep the chilly winds on monday, but high—pressure staying in charge. the wind won't come from such a cold direction. monday morning, we are likely to start with sub—0 temperatures right across the board. could be as low as —8 degrees in more rural spots of scotland, particularly in places with lying snow. still a few snow showers early monday morning in the far south, parts of devon coolmore, the channel islands, and perhaps one or two for kent at sussex. head your way further northwards and it is a cold start, but most places are looking dry. a really sharp frost first thing though. during the day, lots of us staying dry and reasonably bright with sunshine. cloud filtering in for easter scotland, north—east england, and perhaps snow flurries down to the channel isles. elsewhere, things are looking largely dry. temperatures are still low, 4—7 degrees. not as cold as the w

the problem facing girls in rural devon is that there are not many teams to join to play cricket with. one solution is that they play with men sides. it's about participation. it's a great idea, it's brilliant you can play on an equal footing. my team—mates are very supportive and a lwa ys team—mates are very supportive and always have been but not everyone is so always have been but not everyone is so enamoured by the idea of women playing in eight men's team. i've been to see my friend, the manager of totte n ha m been to see my friend, the manager of tottenham ladies cricket club. when i was a child they would say they have a girl playing, it makes you feel less confident but the teams i have played in work always supportive because my team—mates believed in me, it made me believe in myself. i would like to see women's cricket and women's sport in general feeling better respected, because people being rude on the sidelines is stopping girls playing sport, which is important for their physical health and mental well—being. but i'm told that things have improved. in devon it has prog

scores of schools in devon and wales will be closed tomorrow.fter a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend, in kent. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after at least 13 people were injured when a car was driven into a busy nightclub in gravesend. it‘s thought the car drove into a covered smoking area at blake‘s nightclub. 0ur correspondent simonjones sent us this update from the scene. the police remain at the scene. the police were initially called here after midnight. people heard a big bang when they we re people heard a big bang when they were trying to enjoy their night out. suddenly a 4x4 ploughed into a tented area at the end of the alleyway behind me. there was panic and people were screaming. one of the people in the club actually sent a text message to her family to say she loved them, because she didn‘t know what was going to happen. i am told security stuff quickly took charge and managed to get people out of the tented area and into the main part of the clu

there are red warnings in devon so i will have to rethink my plan.pefully get to stay with. mailman. with heavy snow expected across south wales this afternoon, a number of health boards have cancelled appointments. nhs staff say they are willing to go the extra mile to help patients. the bbc wales health correspondent is at newport. it is and has been snowing a fair deal here in newport and very severe weather warnings are expected in the next few hours. the snails in particular, which has an impact on providing front—line services. i am at the royal gwent hospital and joined by nick wood. what are the pressures in particular? we need to ensure we've got enough staff on light and in our community services to continue to provide services to continue to provide services to continue to provide services to the public. what are the biggest challenges? getting staff in? the question today is whether we get stuff into the organisation. we have transport contingency plans and winter plans, all of which have been enacted so we have had a huge response from s

it's a big problem in devon right now. we have a problem on the schuylkill expressway, all lanes were blocked, now we're seeing some traffic getting by on the schuylkill expressway eastbound in here vare. we have this accident it's creating a mess right now. eastbound jammed from 30th street to vare avenue. they are letting the traffic get by. earlier i was watching people turn around andy drive the wrong way along a ramp trying to get out of the backlog on the schuylkill expressway eastbound toward pass i couldn't think you're jammed because of the accident blocking two lanes a minute ago. as you look at the big picture, no speeds nothing happened because for a while it was so jammed it's shut down on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. we have speeds in the single digits, chopper 6 hd over the scene right now showing the emergency workers just now letting traffic get by, there you can kind of see the wreckage from one of the vehicles involved in the accident on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at vare. as you pan bac

from one sarah to another, going down to devon, sarah ransome, in devon, the weather seems to be worsening, the met office had been forecasting it would come around then. they were not wrong, it came in a wave and a flurry, a dump of snow is how it would be described, temperatures dropped, then came the si'iow. you can see it coming in on the horizon, almost smell it coming, because there it came. when i left here early this morning about 5pm, the whole area around here was a smattering of snow, in the space of about 20 minutes, half an hour, suddenly three or four inches of snow came down, and still coming, as you can see. this morning we went up to a place called holden hill, if you look behind me you can probably see the sign that says torquay and plymouth, the right—hand turn that you need to take to get up to holden hill, and that is where some of the most treacherous driving conditions were this morning and still are, it has to be said, this afternoon. snowploughs out, firefighters clearing garage forecourts to try to help people, hgv vehicles get away from there, in fact, a number o

meanwhile there are also nine flood alerts in place across devon and cornwall. unless you have got one of these, you're not going anywhere. while much of the south west returns to normality, lynton remains cut off. this is a399, ten miles away, deep snow here means the roads are impassable. drifts come to the top of the telegraph poles. it has been a lock in with a difference for this pub owner. he has not had a delivery here since wednesday. this is the main road. it goes from lynton on to the moors and up the top there, you can see the sheep in the field. there is grass they can get to but in other places where the snow has drifted, there is no chance for them at all. efforts are being made to clear the road in and out of the town but it is not expected to happen before midnight. we hope to be able to get in there but there are a lot of snowdrifts, some of them up to 12 foot deep and the snow blowers and snowploughs, it is a horrendous task and it is very treacherous conditions they are working in. while some areas have thawed out, north devon is not the only

this rescue centre in devon was not where newlyweds sarah and john planned to spend their first night we could get off the road at okehampton, made the decision there and then. then we came into town. but of course, there‘s nowhere to stay. then a kind voluntary group run by devon city council came and rescued us and brought us here to okehampton college, where we were put up for the night. the county council say they helped about 80 people seek refuge from the snow after police closed a 64—mile stretch of the a30. we certainly had the majority of people travelling on the a30 caught out by snowdrifts. people travelling on the minor roads got stuck and couldn't get any further. they came to us for some warmth and shelter for the night, before getting under way today. more than 20 centimetres of snowfall has been recorded in central and southern england, with hundreds of schools across devon, cornwall and somerset shut. in wales, more than 200 schools were either partially or fully closed. and in scotland, temperatures fell to minus five. police say anyone travelling should be alert to

devon?>> she received two letters. the first was something called a glitter bomb. essentially an envelope full of glitter that explodes when you open it. the first letter was sent from a private company which was enough to lead investigators to the suspect. >> obviously something like this could be frightening. >> reporter: a law professor the law professor says she's relieved investigators arrested this man. allegedly sending threatening letters from his boston area home containing a white powder. meant to look like amtrak's. >> i'm the victim of the crime like the other individuals and i am relieved there's been an arrest. at this point it's important the criminal process continues. >> reporter: the hazmat team shut down part of stanford law school when the letter arrived on february 14. inside of it was a white powder later determined to be harmless and a threat. professor dauber is leading a recall effort to remove judge erin persky from the bench for his sentence in the brock turner case. she was not the only target, federal investigators say the suspect sent

people living in cornwall put the jam on first and the cream on top by people in devon do it the otherany things, hunting on its land, drag hunting, ithink trouble for many things, hunting on its land, drag hunting, i think they call it, or making the staff to wear gay pride badges, which caused a row, always getting in trouble, they put upa row, always getting in trouble, they put up a picture of the jam on top of the cream, which is the wrong way round. they made a devonian scone, scoen, look like it was in cornwall. the person that posted the offensive advert has now been suitably re—educated in the ways of the cornish, which i feel sorry for, being a devon lad. it comes up so often. meanwhile, unicef dieback on the menu. we tire of plain plates. it isa the menu. we tire of plain plates. it is a full dinner service, elaborate ones are being auctioned off. is to be the mainstay of your wedding list. —— it used to be. eternal bows, it used to be. the willow pattern as well. used to have a nice one on christmas day, especially elaborate. a nice one on christmas day, especially elaborat

in devon, hospitals have been treating the injured. appeals to owners of four by four vehicles to help patients and staff. workers continued overnight at one hospital. we could not have coped without the four by four drivers, you guys have been amazing. all eyes will be on the transport network again this morning. heathrow is to run an almost full schedule but many rail services will be disrupted. let's find out what the situation is like in the north east of england this morning — our reporter, alison freeman is in alnwick. behind you alice and i can see a few vehicles on the road. what is the situation? yes, this is still very deserted when you consider that this is the main route from the north—east of england up to scotland, and it really isn't fully open yet. that's because the head more northerly on the ai we still have problems. the road has been cleared, and larger snowdrifts are being blown across from the fields back to the road, and in some places only one carriageway is open. to combat that the police are escorting convoys

the snow showed no sign of giving up in devon and neither did those trying to keep traffic moving.some drivers were stuck and there were problems on the m5 and a roads with motorists seemingly ignoring repeated appeals not to go out unless it was essential. it was not all doom and gloom as the so—called ‘mini beast from the east‘ swept through. another snow day play day beckoned. but there is an amber warning in place across the south—west until the early hours of tomorrow morning, with ice being a major risk. coming up at six o'clock, a brea kfast coming up at six o'clock, a breakfast with more on the weather and the other big stories in business and sport. is at six o'clock. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: vladimir putin describes his re—election as russian president as a sign of the "confidence and hope" of his people. at a victory rally in moscow, he also dismissed suggestions his country is behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in the uk. us police in austin, texas, investigating a series of parcel bombings respond to another explosion

sian lloyd in merthyr tydfil, but firstjon kay sent this report from tiverton in devon.n this part of the country this morning, looked out the window and thought, it's not too bad. even when that red alert was issued at about 8am at breakfast time this morning it didn't seem too bad for quite a long time. but crucially that red alert didn't come into affect, didn't become active until 3pm this afternoon. almost bang on the three o'clock, bang on schedule, the sky turned white rather than read across this vast area. heavy snow started falling. and with it came with the wind, the blizzards, which will whip up wind, the blizzards, which will whip up this snow and caused drifting and cause roads to be blocked. that is what authorities are worried about. people mainly going home, sitting tight, waiting to sit this out. we see people go to the shops to stock up with essentials ahead of this storm coming in. meanwhile the police and authorities are dealing with numerous incidents. we've heard tonight a little girl, a seven—year—old girl, has died in cornwall, not clear whether

our correspondent sarah ransome is in devon where worsening weather is expected.orsening right now. it is worsening right nowli it is worsening right now. i can tell. not only expected but it has arrived. in the last hour, that heavy snowfall but they have been talking about from nine o'clock this morning has made its way west. it was first over dorset and made its way to devon and here in the last hour it has arrived in the west country. it has been snowing in other parts of devon come up in the north. exmoor that's part of the world. they have been having a lot of snow already. a lot of snow gathered on the size where critters have been trying to clear it. snowploughs have been out clearing its too. i am on hold and help where you can see the roads are still clear. that is because the critters have been out since early morning. overnight, and early morning. one going past now. this is all part of an emergency plan that the emergency services and the local authority have in place because this is a sport where drivers can find themselves in difficulty sometimes. o

i'm here in devon where it temperatures are plummeting. the russian ambassador to the eu suggests the nerve agent used in the salisbury poisoning could have come from the british research laboratory at porton down. porton down, as we now all now, is the largest military facility in the united kingdom that has been dealing with chemical weapons and research, and it is actually about eight miles from salisbury. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend in kent. a number of people have been injured. this is not the response of a country that wants to get to the bottom of what is going on. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend in kent. a number of people have been injured. mps demand answers from facebook, after accusations of data being taken and passed on without users' consent. and britain wins its first gold at the winter paralympics — menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe took the the women's visually

highlands of scotland, and any early brightness will be hazy sunshine towards the channel islands, devonwill drift its way northwards, turning the sunshine hazy through the morning across other southern areas. is best of the sunshine, really, through the day — northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. parts of northern scotland will see good sunny spells at times, but one or two further showers to come here. a pleasant day, though, once you're in the sunshine. but by the end of the afternoon, whilst temperatures could reach ten or 11 degrees, we will see rain spread across devon, cornwall, and other southern counties of england. that's going to work its way northwards as we go through friday evening, pushing through wales, into the midlands, and parts of east anglia as well. and it's all linked in to this warm front. now, on it, we'll see some heavy pulses of rain through the night and into saturday morning. but it's what follows in its wake which many of you will notice. some very mild air working its way to all but northern scotland by the end of the day. now, it means

we could see rain spread across devon, cornwall, and other southern counties of england.ay evening, pushing through wales, into the midlands, and parts of east anglia as well. and it's all linked in to this warm front. now, on it, we'll see some heavy pulses of rain through the night and into saturday morning. but it's what follows in its wake which many of you will notice. some very mild air working its way to all but northern scotland by the end of the day. now, that means it's going to be a fairly mild weekend, compared to what we've been used to of late, but you'll have to cater for at least a little bit of rain at some points. now, the wettest weather to start saturday will stretch from east anglia, northern england, north wales, into northern ireland. as that hits colder air across scotland, in the hills we will see a spell of snow, before it turns back to rain as the milder air pushes its way back in. england and wales will see sunny spells for a time, another batch of showers working through. but the big story, note the temperatures — 15—16 degrees, with a little

it looks like the stuff of holidays, that was the case across devon for the first part of the day butvon, many areas came under the influence of this great shield of cloud rolling in from the atlantic, tied in with weather fronts, which threw the rest of the night will continue their journey ever northwards, ever further eastwards. quite a number of isobars around the centre of the low pressure as well. so, i would centre of the low pressure as well. so, iwould have centre of the low pressure as well. so, i would have thought that maybe the north—western quarter of scotla nd the north—western quarter of scotland and the western isles could see the wind is picking up, gusts of wind up to 45 mph, something of that order, and the rain eases towards the further north and east. some of it quite heavy as well. as the blanket of cloud and rain rolls over you it should at least keep the frost at bay. into tuesday morning and through the afternoon it doesn't make a lot of difference to the northern part of scotland, the rain or hill snow is the greater part of the day, at least the southern po

here's the scene in devon earlier on in the day.an amber warning in force from the met office. between ten to 20 centimetres of snow across parts of devon and cornwall. that's valid until 3am this morning. there's still some snow flurries across parts of southern england. they're going to be pushing their way west, merging with this snow in the south—west and there could be another five centimetres here through the night. further north across the country, there are one or two scattered snow showers for parts of north—east england and eastern parts of northern ireland. scotland, i think mostly dry and clear and it stays bitterly cold. having a look through sunday night then, we've still got this easterly wind across all of the country. it is high pressure in charge as we head through into monday, so that should keep a lot of dry weather on the scene, but certainly it will be a cold start to monday morning. so here, the temperatures in the towns and cities, lower than this in the countryside, in fact it could be as low as minus eight

heavy snow made driving conditions treacherous on exmoor, in north devon.asterly winds allowed snowdrifts to build up and the met office says the snow could strand some vehicles and passengers. an amber weather warning meaning a possible risk to life is in place for much of south—west england. forecasters say there is a good chance that some rural upland communities could be cut off. around exeter, they have snowploughs to clear major routes. across the country, communities are spending the day trying to clear pavements and roads. rail companies and airports are warning people to check before travelling. bristol, east midlands and bournemouth airports were all closed during the morning, so runways could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north, snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4 x 4 vehicles towed motorists to safety. but a lorry proved just too much. in the north—east of england, roads remain hazardous. in consett, county durham, darren spent the morning diggin

from the royal devon and exeter hospital, jon kay reports.s is the road to exeter‘s main hospital, serving nearly half a million people. hey, anna, how are you getting on? in a&e, eight—year—old anna has come off her sledge. you've got a headache now, have you? are you hungry at all? and she might need a scan. her doctor is one of many who have struggled into work. she should be fine. ok, great, thank you. how did you get in? i cycled on a mountain bike. that's about five miles. there was a lot of pushing — just trying to get a bit of traction in the snow. we were out walking the dogs last night. junior doctor chris is helping debbie, who slipped on the ice. wait till you hear about his journey to work. i walked about ten miles from exeter into hospital. , from exmouth. and then you'll have to walk ten miles back. yeah, just like last night. did it cross your mind to call in and say, "i can't make it today, i'm going to have a snow day." no. i think you do certain jobs and you have a certain responsibility. a0 staff slept in the hospital over

. >> jack: if it isn't someone like devon that you're looking for, what about devon? >> victoria: it's proof, dad. ashley's been funneling secrets to jack. it's a terrible betrayal, but she's left you no choice. you have to fire ashley. >> j.t.: well, that's quite a look you got in your eyes there. should i lock the door? >> victoria: i want you to tell me again how you lifted jack's thumbprint and managed to find the papers that ashley slipped him. >> j.t.: well, it was beat...

sarah ransome is in devon for us.n some of the worst affected areas throughout the programme. people living in ten chalets "perilously close" to the edge of cliffs on the norfolk coast have been told to leave their homes because of strong winds and high waves. earlier, norfolk police said that six of the properties at hemsby had a very good chance of going into the sea. in 2013, tidal storms saw three homes in the village washed away. kent police have arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after several people were injured when a car was driven into a busy nightclub in gravesend. police say the incident at blake's nightclub is not been being treated as terror—related. footage posted on social media appears to show a car inside a marquee at the nightclub, as officers led people to safety. the russian ambassador to the eu, vladimir chizhov, has suggested that the uk's own research laboratory in wiltshire could be the source of the nerve agent used in the poisoning of a former russian spy in salisbury. the forei

we will see breeze in the west, bringing a few showers for devon, cornwall, south—west england and to, though, through the southern north sea. there is potential that could be very close to east anglia and the south—east. but for most, a pleasant sunday afternoon, and a warm one in the sun. akafxu ;l;u—:

see you next time, and good night. >> devon: i don't even have words for how great that was.how that i just watched made something very clear to me, and that's that hilary is dispensable. >> hilary: your content was fine. you need to work on your bodylanguage. there were some times where you were a little less than poised

let's go to sarah in devon.ds around dartmoor have really had it in the last few weeks. roads around dartmoor have really had it in the last few weeksm roads around dartmoor have really had it in the last few weeks. it is a case of here we go again. it absolutely is. tell us about the picture around dartmoor. overnight we had more snow, about an inch or more on higher ground and an inch where i am. but right across the uk we have a snow, high winds and plummeting temperatures, some down around minus six. around here minus four was the lowest temperature we had. three amber warnings in place in the north west, london and the south—east. and here in the south west right across the region for the best pa rt west right across the region for the best part of the day. at the moment iam best part of the day. at the moment i am close to the a38 were a few weeks ago some drivers were left stranded. once again an emergency plan was put in place. behind me either tractor ploughs, strategically placed to make sure they are

scores of schools in devon and wales will be closed tomorrow.r was driven into a nightclub in gravesend, kent. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. now we cross to the bbc sport centre. good afternoon, james. long time no see. southampton are through to this evening's fa cup semifinals draw. the premier league team put their recent struggles behind them to win at league one wigan. it was southampton's first match under their new manager, mark hughes. 2—0 the score, as holly hamilton reports. in freezing conditions, thejourney to wigan wasn't easy for saints fans but, wilbur won to wembley be more difficult? the first test for new manager marcuse, historically a giant in this competition, having won it four times, but with victories over three top five clubs so far, wigan are getting a reputation for giant—killing. the league1 reputation for giant—killing. the league 1 side piled on the pressure early, this floating agonisingly close. wigan at times showing moments of brilliance. but, for all of their chances, they couldn't find the ne

you are from devon. what do your local conservative council say about funding in their backyard?be supported, it is essential that additional funding is secured. that is your local conservative. there is no way of magic—ing up the money. there is, put up taxes. some will say that that is possible, but we know from history that it is not possible. it's not possible to raise taxes for better public services? what are you talking about? because we take a balanced approach to the economy, which means we have to get on top of the debt. equally, we want to take the pressure of hard—pressed households. that doesn't mean overburdening them with additional taxes, the kind of spending policy that the labour party will pursue will not leave people feeling better off. it will make them worse off and in the long term would derail the hard work we have done. the government have their own fantasy figures in their budget and to make up fantasy figures for labour is ridiculous. we have set up our spending plans. and the ifs say they are not credible. people have different opinions, but the bottom

it is the first red warning for snow that i can remember in devon and parts of somerset over the laste had read warnings for flooding, notoriously four years ago, but it is the first one that level for snow, i think. that is the situation in the south—west of england. let's go to phil bodmer in yarm in north yorkshire. good morning. the snow in the north east is falling thick and fast. you can seejust the north east is falling thick and fast. you can see just how much there is on this car. that shows you there is on this car. that shows you the level of snow that we have had. police in north yorkshire are warning drivers not to travel if at all possible. driving conditions on many routes are abysmal. the a66 scotch corner is closed currently. lincolnshire police say drivers are being warned not to travel if they don't have to. pretty much every road throughout the county is impassable and gritters and snow ploughs have been out all morning. in yarm itself the main centre is clear and perhaps you can see on that shot that the road is clear. snow ploughs and gritters have been through a

in devon marine biologists collecting these six else called. to study their genetic potential most codes leaving room typical waters. in this part of the ocean natural selection has lived only species that can cope with the life conditions found in the seas around south africa so that's a lot of our research is just trying to figure out what of what is the genetic basis on the system for susceptibility to how are we. connected on a genetic level. what sort of room and all of the logging and. all the giving and. how does that inform. plans to protect. the reefs out of a virus because systems that produce an important habitat and breeding ground for fish and other marine species in the last few years global warming has ghost good reefs to bleach and die around the world. and most of that live in symbiosis with an alkie. when ocean temperatures get to will this relationship breaks down. the paled turning the corner white and effectively studied like here in the sea shells reefs in south africa have mostly been spared at least so far dr peterson an

in devon, hospitals have been treating the injured.e been appeals to owners of four by there have been appeals a i of the four by four transporti’f? 7 7 7 there have been appeals a i of the four by fouri hopes rti’f? 7 7 7 there have been appeals a i of the four by fouri hopes to a}? 7 7 7 there have been appeals a i of the four by fouri hopes to run 7 7 7 there have been appeals a i of the four by fouri hopes to run the 7 7 today. heathrow hopes to run the nearly full schedule, but many rail services remain disrupted. let's find out what the situation is like in the north east of england this morning — our reporter, alison freeman is in alnwick. it looks like the road behind you has reopened? that's right, we found out in the past 20 minutes that the a1 is now open. when you bear in icg reuts in —— =rf reuts in the — jmij7 5177 morning. the " " 1; they 17, morning. the " " 1; they have 77 morning. the " " 1; they have been norning. the " " 1; they have been facing ;. the " " 1; they have been facing is the " " problem they have been f

the southern half of wales, somerset and devon. and devon. keep you up—to—date on further developments. a tough day for high street retailers yesterday. ben‘s has more on that and the other main business stories. good morning. yes, more big names could soon disappear. of more than 3,000 jobs. electronics chain maplin also faces collapse. it employs 2,000 staff. to cope with a rise in prices and fall in sales. the new york stock exchange, despite never making a profit. that hasn‘t stopped it valuing itself at £17 billion. last year, the firm made a loss of about £1 billion. to anyone under 21. it‘s the second big us retailer to restrict sales this week. under us law, you have to be 18. on building its first electric car. will invest about £2 billion to get one on the road by 2020. thank you. book characters will be out and about in schools everywhere today. will be marked in more than 100 countries. characters and spending free tokens on new books. the weather notwithstanding! of some of our viewers. if that a caterpillar! yes. it is you get d

highlands of scotland, and any early brightness will be hazy sunshine towards the channel islands, devonwards, turning the sunshine hazy through the morning across other southern areas. best of the sunshine, really, through the day — northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. parts of southern scotland will see good sunny spells at times, but one or two further showers to come here. a pleasant day, though, once you're in the sunshine. but by the end of the afternoon, whilst temperatures could reach ten or 11 degrees, we could see rain spread across devon, cornwall, and other southern counties of england. that's going to work its way northwards as we go through friday evening, pushing through wales, into the midlands, and parts of east anglia as well. and it's all linked in to this warm front. now, on it, we'll see some heavy pulses of rain through the night and into saturday morning. but it's what follows in its wake which many of you will notice. some very mild air working its way to all but northern scotland by the end of the day. now, it means it's going to be a fairly

>> devon has been tough on this. i appreciate the work of the chairman. he sent 10 key questions. when did you get the dossier. who did you share it with? did you talk to the president? did you talk to the press? 10 important questions to dozen people. most of them in the obama administration. some probably still at the fbi. so, those 10 questions and the answers are due this friday. devon says if you don't give me the answers, because we will get to the bottom one way or the other. we will s&p you. that's the way it should work. if they will not give us the answers the american people are entitled to when something this fundamental a dossier. campaign research was taken to a secret court to get a secret warrant to spy on an american citizen and not give us answers how it happened. you deserve the subpoenana. what answers we get back and for those that didn't send back answers. chairman nunez will issue is upnas. >> congressman jim jordan. >> lou dobbs: americans now have a president who will fight foes who wish to exploit our economy, our workers and the american way of life. we

in devon which has been hit ha rd by tea.s been hit hard by the snow, hospitals have been treating the injured. there have been appeals to the owners of 4x4s to come forward to help ferry patients and staff in an hour. work which has continued overnight at one hospital. but did you know, this... we'll also in the forecast. flood warnings were in place today, both here and the south—west coast where the railway has been closed once again, and in the north—east. elsewhere, contacted snow and rain which quickly freezes will produce icy conditions that anyone travelling in large parts of the uk this morning, with more falls expected in scotland. after snow which has left people spending a night in their car, or in a luggage rack of a train, all eyes will be on the transport network again today. heathrow says it hopes to run a near full schedule, but many rail services will be disrupted. let's find out what the situation is like in the north—east of england this morning. our reporter alison freeman is in alnwick. it is dark where