at holyhead port, in anglesey, which was hit by winds reaching 80mph, up to 80 boats were damaged orrm. coastguard teams are assessing the damage but one boat owner at the port told us about how badly damaged his vessel was. it's just it'sjust depressing. it's just depressing. the it'sjust depressing. the boat it's just depressing. the boat has gone completely, big holes inside at the bottom, water comes in and out and there's nothing you can do. earlier, our wales correspondent tomos morgan gave us this update. it's been snowing on and off all morning but now the rain has begun, it's getting slightly warmer but it is around the freezing point here. this road actually is quite clear, one of the better roads in cardiff. but the majority of the suburban areas and residential streets are still covered with snow. we were out earlier on and the community were shovelling up the streets so they could get their cars out finally after this winter spell. the transport across wales has come to a standstill over the past few days, cardiff airport completely closed yesterday. it has reopened but

by some police officers and the mountain rescue team and we hear that they are safe and well. at holyheadnglesey, up to 80 boats were damaged or sunk in this. coastguard teams are assessing the damage but one boat owner told us the damage but one boat owner told us how badly damaged his boat was. the body has gone completely, it has big holes inside, the water comes in and out and there's nothing we can do. an investigation has begun after rail passengers were able to leave a train and walked down rail tracks in lewisham last night. passengers were able to get off the train and onto the tracks after pressing the emergency alarm. let's bring you some astonishing video sent in to us showing the lengths farmers have to go to to care for their animals this is farmer dale wilson digging out his sheep at his farm near llanbister, powys, wales. he's doing it by hand because machinery could injure them. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight arejournalist yasmin ali

around the uk, one place that has been particularly badly affected, north wales. 80 boats sunk at holyheadph. for many people, the votes have been destroyed. a boat owner at the port told us about his word that was damaged by the storm. it is really depressing. the boat is gone completely. there will be boat —— holes at the bottom of it. there is nothing we can do, gone. how is the weather looking? here is susan. i can't promise you any springlike weather in the week ahead but i can tell you it using in the days ahead. heavy showers, turning quite thundery. further snow across eastern scotland. milder. in most counties, further north, another frosty night andi further north, another frosty night and i saw the big issue the first thing on sunday. you can see the change as the air comes up from the south and it is blue on the map, not white. rain pushing across wales and southern scotland. more snow showers quite extensive across northern and eastern scotland through sunday. temperatures to the south back up to eight or nine degrees, still struggling close to freezing further north. this is

train thousands of customs officers, to build new lorry parks and other infrastructure at dover, holyheadd secure customs arrangements which i hope will resemble the existing customs union very closely indeed. we are indeed committed. we've given that commitment, we did it in the decemberjoint report, that commitment, we did it in the december joint report, we've that commitment, we did it in the decemberjoint report, we've given it in the negotiating stage completed last week to ensure that there is no hard border between northern ireland and ireland, also to ensure businesses in northern ireland can trade freely with the rest of the uk and vice versa. we are working to ensure we have tara is three and a frictionless trade, asiam is three and a frictionless trade, as i am sure my honourable friend will know. trade between the uk and the eu isn't completely frictionless today, but we will ensure it is as frictionless as possible in the future. we have started discussing proposals in detail with the european commission and i assure him at the home secretary and others are taking the steps

this is at raf valley at holyhead. there is an air ambulance at the scene.rt an aircraft had crashed at raf valley in holyhead. as soon as we get more on that, we will bring it to you. the government says it's "disappointed" that the european union will continue to set quotas on how much fish can be caught in uk fishing waters during the "tra nsition period" after brexit. some conservative mps are threatening to rebel over the issue, saying britain will still be part of the common fisheries policy until the end of 2020. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster for us. this is an issue many tory mps got very hot under the collar with throughout the campaign? that is right. from cornwall to scotland there are fishing communities who very much resent the common fisheries policy. that is the thing that sets the quotas and allows other countries to have access to our waters. one of the promises during the referendum campaign is that control would be taken back from all of that. we had the prime minister travelling around the country meeting