largs, glasgow airport, which isn't too farfrom largs, where glasgow airport, which isn't too far fromt edinburgh airport. we're also hearing now of some flights cancelled at heathrow airport in london. let's also show you valley home in northern ireland. —— ballyholme. the information we haveis ballyholme. the information we have is that the red weather alert for northern ireland has come into effect at 7am local time. we will continue to follow developments or in storm eowyn here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. on monday, the world will mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. 0pened by the nazis in occupied poland in 1940 as a concentration and labour camp, it ulimately became the most notorious extermination camp. more than a million people were murdered there, the majority of them jews. the 27th january also marks holocaust memorial day to remember the six million jews killed during the second world war. lucy hockings has been speaking to tova friedman — and american author and therapist, and one of the youngest auschwit

glasgow. elsewhere, at the airports, we are seeing hundreds of cancellations in edinburgh and glasgow. nd some of those are long haulflights cancellations and some of those are long haul flights to and from places like dubai and doha in qatar so it will from places like dubai and do

their services from manchester airport in particular through to glasgow, also through to leeds.e not running and they are saying they are unable to put on road transport, so, basically, there is no service. they are saying that you can try and use other providers but the trans— pennine express also have issues and there are a of council services when i looked out of leeds. lner also have delays and they have said to passengers that there tickets for today will be valid for services tomorrow. there are also issues on scotrail and down into the south west on gwr. the rain is continuing here and the area that i am in still has this humbert warning for snow that is through until midnight tonight. we are not out of the worst of it. there could be more. we have already seen 16 centimetres of snow falling in bingley in west yorkshire and even higher in high areas of the pennines. elsewhere in the country, the temperatures have risen, so the snow that fell last night down in bristol and gloucestershire and somerset is melting. there are issues there that may be causing flooding and ther

busiest airport — so far today, and all of them short—haul flights on british airways to destinations like barcelona and rome as well as short—haul domestic flights to newcastle, edinburgh and glasgowthrow has to slow down. it is the busiest two—runway airport in the world and it relies, in order to fly the published schedule, on being very busy at all times. but because of the forecast adverse weather, they will take some flights out and it is pretty much always british airways, given that it has the majority of flights there, that takes the hit. they are all on routes where people should be booked on other flights. london, very much out of the really serious amber warning area, manchester airportjust on the edge, leeds and bradford quite clearly in that. but at the moment, the airports seem to be functioning well. we have some delays in belfast international, in birmingham, and in aberdeen, but they appear not to be related to the severe weather. a reminder before we go — as new yellow and amber warnings for snow and ice come into force across much of england and all of wales — you can continue to follow the latest developments on the bbc news app and website, where we're running

heathrow, the uk's busiest airports and all of them are short—haul flights on british airways to destinations like barcelona as well as domestic flights to newcastle, edinburgh and glasgowls coming into heathrow has to slow down. it relies in order to fly the published schedule on being very busy at all times, they have said because of the forecast adverse weather, they are going to take some time out and the squash racquet is always british airways because it dated the majority of flights, it takes hit. now, london is out of the very serious amber warning area and manchester airport is just on the edge and leeds and bradford is quite clearly inducted but at the moment, the airport seem to be functioning fairly well. we've got some delays in belfast international, birmingham and in aberdeen but they appear not to be related to be severe weather. to be related to be severe weather-— to be related to be severe weather. ~ ., ., m weather. what about roads? as we've been _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, _ weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots - weather. what about roads? as we've been hearing, lots of - we've been hearing, lots of warning

glasgow. elsewhere, at the airports, we are seeing hundreds of cancellations in edinburgh and glasgow. in particular, i'm counting well over 250 cancellations, and some of those are long—haul flights to and from places like dubai and doha in qatar, so it's going to be difficult for people to make up time. but, of course, as you've been reporting, the advice for anybody who's caught up in one of these areas is to stay at home. and one reason it's so difficult for the airlines to operate is that, actually, staff are being told, stay at home, it's too dangerous for you to get to work. so i'm afraid it's going to be very messy for tens of thousands of people today. i'm joined by our weather presenter ben rich. i was seem to be travelling on the stormy weekend is that we have had recently. what is difficult to know is not only the weather where you are but where you are going and the territory in between and it seems to be in flux. tell us what the latest is.- seems to be in flux. tell us what the latest is. the advice for a lot of— what the latest is. the advice for a lot of people _ what

glasgow. elsewhere, at the airports, we are seeing hundreds of cancellations. in edinburgh and glasgow. rticular, i'm counting well over 250 cancellations, and some of those are long—haul flights to and from places like dubai and doha in qatar, so it's going to be difficult for people to make up time. but, of course, as you've been reporting, the advice for anybody who's caught up in one of these areas is to stay at home. and one reason it's so difficult for the airlines to operate is that, actually, staff are being told, stay at home, it's too dangerous for you to get to work. so i'm afraid it's going to be very messy for tens of thousands of people today. let's speak to professor liz bentley, chief executive at the royal meteorological society. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. how potent a storm are we seeing here with eowyn? storm are we seeing here with e0 n? , , ., ., eowyn? oh, yes, one of the strongest — eowyn? oh, yes, one of the strongest storms _ eowyn? oh, yes, one of the strongest storms we - eowyn? oh, yes, one of the strongest storms we have i eowyn? oh, yes,

at the airports, edinburgh and glasgow, they are also limiting flights.ttempt to land at edinburgh earlier, it circled for a while and then headed back down to stansted. 20,000 customers are said to be without electricity. there are engineers right across the network trying to fix faults. conditions for them are said to be horrendous. i was in the centre of glasgow a little earlier. the streets are close to deserted. most shops are shut for the day. some big supermarket chains have also shut their stores in the red wind zone. very few people were out on the streets. most people seem to be heeding the advice to stay inside. . ~' , ., storm eowyn is causing widespread travel disruption across wales, scotland and northern england. danny savage is in penrith. what is the impact on people living there? we what is the impact on people living there? ~ ., ., , ., there? we have to remember that compared to the _ there? we have to remember that compared to the wet _ there? we have to remember that compared to the wet weather - there? we have to remember that - com