leeds is in - area of leeds. leeds is in the heart — area of leeds. the heart of— area of leeds. leeds is in the heart of that other amber area under— heart of that other amber area under alert. heart of that other amber area underalert. phil heart of that other amber area under alert. phil is in one of them, — under alert. phil is in one of them, we _ under alert. phil is in one of them, we are in the other. the difference _ them, we are in the other. the difference with ours is that it is mainly— difference with ours is that it is mainly for snow and it doesn't _ is mainly for snow and it doesn't come into force until nine — doesn't come into force until nine o'clock this evening. the temperatures are dropping but there _ temperatures are dropping but there is— temperatures are dropping but there is no sign of any snow. this— there is no sign of any snow. this amher— there is no sign of any snow. this amber alert area is very wide — this amber alert area is very wide it_ this amber alert area is very wide. it covers yorkshire and goes — wide. it cov

it is still snowing here in leeds.re is the highest risk of the snow at the moment? it has been forecast _ the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for _ the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for several - the snow at the moment? it has been forecast for several days . been forecast for several days now — been forecast for several days now we _ been forecast for several days now. we are seeing the heavy snow — now. we are seeing the heavy snow. quite a large area has been — snow. quite a large area has been hit _ snow. quite a large area has been hit through the course of the night _ although it is turned back to rain — although it is turned back to rain in — although it is turned back to rain in the south it is northern england that will be bearing — northern england that will be bearing the front of the worst of snow. _ bearing the front of the worst of snow, so west yorkshire, not far from — of snow, so west yorkshire, not far from where you are. looking at snow — far from where you are. looking at snow d

a reminder that leeds bradford here still has its runway shut.s very much for that in west yorkshire. in gaza, there have been reports of further israeli strikes overnight. local officials say areas of the central part of the strip have been hit. the attacks come after prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel planned to resume indirect talks with hamas to end the war. let's speak to our correspondent in jerusalem jonah fisher. bring us up to date, if you could, and these latest attacks. could, and these latest attacke— attacks. those strikes continued _ attacks. those strikes continued overnight, l attacks. those strikes i continued overnight, as attacks. those strikes - continued overnight, as you mention, in the central part of gaza, in particular. we are hearing hearing reports that at least ten people were killed. in a central part of gaza, also report elsewhere. it has clearly been a very bloody few daysin clearly been a very bloody few days in both central and northern gaza. the hamas run ministry of health but as one of their reg

this is leeds. and rotherham was completely carpeted. wales has also received some of the thickest snowfall where police have advised against any non—essential travel. here in yorkshire we woke up to very beautiful scenes, but it's very treacherous on the pavement and especially in places on the roads and warnings, of course, to take care if you have to head out. many are enjoying the snow here, but some are worried about their journeys ahead. it was actually quite exciting because i love doing snowballs with my sister, but it's a bit hard because we're going today and we don't want it to be too icy. well, i'm not enjoying it very much at all. i want to get the train, but the trains are delayed. so, the weather, eh? in nearby harrogate, the snow ploughs have been out, but people have already had their travel plans disrupted. we're going to stay put. we've been driving from scotland down to brighton and we stopped off last night. looked at the weather forecast. but we're going to stay put, just enjoy the weather and then just travel safel

over at leeds bradford we are up 0ver at leeds bradford we are up to— over at leeds bradford we are upo 20 cancellations, which is not great, but most of those are due — is not great, but most of those are due to— is not great, but most of those are due to aer lingus, taking the decision earlier on cancelling all of their flights to about belfast and dublin. we and ryanair going to romania and ryanair going to romania and also — and ryanair going to romania and also klm going to amsterdam. but honestly, i calculated that they were about 10,000 — calculated that they were about 10,000 people who are not where they need — 10,000 people who are not where they need to be.— they need to be. very briefly, simon, they need to be. very briefly, simon. on — they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the _ they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... - they need to be. very briefly, simon, on the trains... as . they need to be. very briefly, | simon, on the trains... as you sa , simon, on the trains... as you say. north _ simon, on the trains. .. as you say. north of— simon, on the train

that is nicky schiller in leeds - the north. that is nicky schiller in leeds for - the north.hiller in leeds for us. the north. that is nicky - schiller in leeds for us. one person who had to make it to work is rachel hubbard, a consultant in sheffield. she was so dedicated to patients she hiked to work in the snow. thank you forjoining us. we will be able to see some pictures of you out in the snow. tell us how did you come up snow. tell us how did you come up with this idea and what was it like? this up with this idea and what was it like? ~ , ., , ~ up with this idea and what was it like? a ., , ~ ., up with this idea and what was it like? , ~ ., ., it like? as any kind of doctor who works — it like? as any kind of doctor who works in _ it like? as any kind of doctor who works in the _ it like? as any kind of doctor who works in the peak- it like? as any kind of doctor. who works in the peak district knows, we love hiking and i saw the weather forecast and i knew i had to come off for radiology care for patients in sheffield the only way that i was going to make it in was t

yes, you mentioned it leeds - how is it to there?es, you mentioned it leeds a - how is it to there? yes, you l mentioned it leeds a bradford airport and we are about five miles from there. you see why it is code, there's no it is still coming down here in leeds and this is the amber warning area for snow and this covers a large part of northern england, including north yorkshire, west yorkshire. it goes up to northumberland and across to cumbria and those borders near scotland so a large area of england and some areas already getting snow. you mentioned that 40 getting snow. you mentioned that a0 centimetres of snow and there is concern that that will be in the pennines area, which is high up, but we are already seeing 12 centimetres of snow in beenleigh and ten centimetres in cambria. you can just see, if i show you my boot here that this has been saddling overnight and i can get my hand clearly into there. you can see the amount of snow falling here and it has been falling here and it has been falling like this for a good three orf

i am nicky schiller in leeds.e death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and there's been a star—studded event at the white house — with bono, michaelj fox and hillary clinton among those honoured with the presidential medal of freedom. hello, you are alive with bbc news. the six—day state funeral of america's 39th president, jimmy carter has began in his native georgia.

leeds bradford airport isjust charge was mobile phone.nd going to remain closed until further notice. they are trying to get rid of the snow that has come down over the last two hours from the runway, but the officials that there are telling us that they are so many people in the departure lounge at the moment that they may well have to limit the number of people that go through security once they reopen the airport, but we do not have a time when they will reopen it. manchester and john lennon airport are back opened but they are one of delays. a similar situation on the trains are where there are cancellations and i've just had a look on the app and for leeds, there are loads of cancellations and delays, particularly on northern and trans— pennine, the latter you would expect with that is a lot that were a lot of the snow is. they was one winners of scott road delays and gwr. —— are warnings of scott to rail delays. 16 centimetres of snowfall in bingley here in west yorkshire overnight and into this morning, my york she is on the other

at leeds bradford we are _ mayhem there. at leeds bradford we are up— mayhem there.ch isn't _ we are up to 20 cancellations, which isn't great. most of those _ which isn't great. most of those were aer lingus, who took the decision very early on that were — the decision very early on that were going to cancel all their flights— were going to cancel all their flights to and from belfast and dublin — flights to and from belfast and dublin. we have a couple of cancellations on ryanair and wiz are _ cancellations on ryanair and wiz are going to romania and klm — wiz are going to romania and klm going to amsterdam. i calculated that there are about 10,000 — calculated that there are about 10,000 people who are not where they don't— 10,000 people who are not where they don't need to be. the travel expert _ they don't need to be. the travel expert from - they don't need to be. the travel expert from the - travel expert from the independent there. just seeing on the bbc news life page which is up and running that as the snow has started to fall, there are problems on the rai

live in leeds, yorkshire is one of the worst hit areas. half an hour but there is still a do not travel alert in force for northern rail. snow is also spreading across parts of the us. weather warnings affecting 60 million people have been issued for a storm that could bring the heaviest snowfall in over a decade. reports of further israeli strikes overnight in gaza. local officials say areas of the central part of the strip have been hit. the uk health secretary, wes streeting hits back at tech billionaire, elon musk, after his social media attacks on the uk government's response to grooming gangs. the 82nd golden globes will take place in los angeles later — wicked, emilia perez, conclave, and the brutalist are all in the running for top prizes. hello, i'm martine croxall. heavy snow and freezing rain is causing widespread disruption across the uk with amber warnings in place in parts of northern england and the midlands. forecasters say up to a0 centimetres of snow could fall in some places, and temperatures overnight fell as low as min

i am nicky schiller in leeds. it is in one of those amber areas, heavy snow expected overnight, there could up to a0 cm across the pen names overnight. the prince and princess of wales say they are �*shocked and saddened' by the death of edward pettifer — killed in the new orleans vehicle attack. he was the son of prince william's former nanny. and there's been a star—studded event at the white house — with bono, michaelj fox and hillary clinton among those honoured with the presidential medal of freedom. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. the six—day state funeral of america's 39th president, jimmy carter has begun in his native georgia. he died last week at the age of one hundred. former and current secret service agents assigned to the carter protective division transported the former president's remains to the hearse. crowds lined the streets to pay their repects as the motorcade passed through mr carter's hometown of plains and on to his childhood home. and that's when his motorcade arrived in atlanta, where it

leeds hosting league 2's harrogate currently i—o to leeds with minutes to go and coventry 1— 0 with sheffieldr on the bbc sport website right now. the fourth round of the women's fa cup is also underway, but brighton's tie with durham was postponed due to a frozen pitch, despite kick off being moved back an hour and a half in an attempt to help the fixture take place. that's one of five women's fa cup postponements this weekend. the day's other game has gone ahead, between manchester united and west brom. and a thumping 7—0 victory for the defending champions. there's a host of fixtures to come tomorrow, including fulham against london city lionesses, live on the bbc sport website from midday. a late burst of goals saw celtic stretch their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to a whopping 18 points, after they beat ross county 4—1 in dingwall. brendan rodgers praised his side's performance, which came in below freezing temperatures, as dan ogunshakin now reports. as ross county and celtic prepared to meet, the thermometer read a frosty —9. the only thing, that was it home site against

place for parts of northern england — after heavy snow caused travel disruption. lam i am live in leedsin the grips of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snowfall and coldest temperatures in over a decade. elon musk has taken aim at reform uk leader, nigel farage — writing on x that he "doesn't have what it takes" to lead the party. the 82nd golden globes will take place in los angeles later — wicked, emilia perez, conclave, and the brutalist are all in the running for top prizes. hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. heavy snow and freezing rain is causing widespread disruption across the uk — with amber warnings in place in parts of northern england and the midlands. forecasters say up to forty centimetres of snow could fall in some places, and temperatures overnight fell as low as minus 11 celsius. after earlier closures due to snow and ice, the runways at liverpool, manchester and leeds bradford airports have now reopened — but there are warnings of more delays and disruption to come. danny savage reports from scotch corner. at the extremes of today's weather, conditions w

live in leeds. yorkshire is one of the worst hit regions.is still closed and there was 16 centimetres of snow in bingley. reports of further israeli strikes overnight in gaza — local officials say areas of the central part of the strip have been hit. the uk health secretary, wes streeting hits back at tech billionaire, elon musk, after his social media attacks on the uk government's response to grooming gangs. the 82nd golden globes will take place in los angeles later, wicked, emilia perez, conclave, and the brutalist are all in the running for top prizes. hello, i'm martine croxall. heavy snow and freezing rain is causing widespread disruption across the uk — with amber warnings in place in parts of northern england and the midlands. forecasters say up to a0 centimetres of snow could fall in some places, and temperatures overnight fell as low as minus 11 celsius. the runway at leeds bradford airport is closed due to snow and ice —

nicky schiller has spent the morning in leeds which has had significant showfall overnight. it is easing off in terms of the snow but there has been a lot of snow in this area. you can see all around me, the trees. there are piles of snow and it is on the road and i'm having to wear wellies. here in west yorkshire there has been 12 centimetres of snow overnight and in cumbria there has been ten centimetres. now, i am in this amber warning area for snow. and this covers yorkshire, it goes up to northumberland and over to cumbria so it is a wide area that this alert is in force for. it is in force until midnight tonight. the other amber warning is further down in the midlands and that is for the snow and ice but the temperatures are rising there so the snow is melting. that brings its own problems because if temperatures do get colder again it could freeze on the road but here in west yorkshire, they are a hardy lot and they have been out. we have seen people out and about. people are getting onto the road and it is up in the higher ground, particularly over the pennines where

but both here and leeds bradford have reopened. there were delays on trains, too. typical of many places in northern england. a taste of winter and people changing their plans. we are going to stay put. we've been driving from scotland down to brighton and we stopped off last night, looked at the weather forecast. we're going to stay put, just enjoy the weather and just travel safely back down south tomorrow. i can't get to the airport. i've booked an uber, but they cancelled it. there was snowfall in parts of wales, too, where people in some areas were warned not to make nonessentialjourneys. but in the worst affected areas, the drifts will need to be cleared tomorrow, along with checks on livestock which may be huddled beneath them. flooding may now become an issue in some areas. heavy rain has led to numerous flood warnings across southern england and the midlands. a few days into the new year and the weather is making many of the headlines. danny savage, bbc news, north yorkshire. the us is bracing for a huge winter storm that could see the heaviest snowfall an

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great. across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions, as well. and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so, met office amber warnings remain in force — those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands, and also northern england — and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands. could see 30cm in total for some higher ground here. at lower levels, perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places, but that snow continuing to fall across northern england, remaining very cold here as we start the day. milder, you'll notice, down to the south west, 12 celsius there in plymouth. now, as we go through the day, where we have that mild air in the south, it will be rain that falls from the sky. quite windy, particularly around the coasts. some really heavy rain

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. cut, great.h. teenage sensation luke littler has become the youngest ever world darts champion, after cruising to victory over michael van gerwen in the world darts championship final at alexandra palace in london. the 17—year—old threw 12 180s in the match, to claim the £0.5 million prize. littler shot to fame last year when he finished runner up in the event aged just 16, but the teenagerfrom warrington, in the north—west of england, pulled through as the favourite to go one better this year. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. cheering and applause. first came the cheers, then came the tears for a destiny realised atjust17. it felt like i was at home. just settled so well throughout the tournament and tonight i just didn't feel any nerves up until the last leg, when i started shaking a bit. i said, "you've not shook all game, don't do it now". it was the fairy tale final all fans wanted — the experienced icon versus the new idol. and it was the nuke who settled quickest. misses f

the championship, beating ten—man portsmouth 1—0 to end the weekend fourth, three points off leaders leedsre the black cats remain unbeaten this season. it's a fourth consecutive away defeat for portsmouth, who only stay above hull, out of the relegation zone, on goals scored. given the competitive nature and recent successes of the two teams, it's strange to think that australia ended a period of india dominance in test series between them. the border/gavaskar trophy has been elusive for a decade, but their six wicket win in the final test in sydney saw them take the series 3—1, as dan 0gunshakin reports. sunny skies in sydney as india look to push on and australia were hoping for a sprint to the finish line, india's prospects of setting a challenging total rested on the bat. australia would want to get him out cheaply. 0ne down, three to go, pat cummings intent on wrapping things up for the hosts. defending a modest 162, india needed wickets, and they needed them early. from staring defeat in the face, suddenly, india believed. virat kohli is trying to fire this crowd up. four runs took

london is out of the very serious amber warning area and manchester airport is just on the edge and leedsirport 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 warnings in place and just to take around the country, we have been warned about problems in the pennines, about one foot, 30 centimetres of snow there. in mid to north wales, on higher ground, scotland, not so badly affected although the borders area, south and east of edinburgh is included in the warnings and a course in northern ireland, they are saying and the mountains of antrim, they could get four inches, about 12 centimetres of snow there. it is very much a question of prepare for your jour

we are looking at the leeds to identify the possible subject subsidise it. that shamsud dinjabbar was solely responsible. we are running down every lead including those of his... fist including those of his... at that same _ including those of his... at that same news conference, the mayor latoya cantrell gave this updates... m? mayor latoya cantrell gave this updates- - -_ updates... my priority will continue _ updates... my priority will continue to _ updates... my priority will continue to be _ updates... my priority will continue to be that - updates... my priority will continue to be that the i updates... my priority will- continue to be that the victims that remain on bob and street now will be serviced and moved as soon as possible. as stated, the fbi is in charge of this investigation and are doing everything necessary to make this happen. i have gone to the hospital, along with chief kirkpatrick to visit our police officers, and considering their injuries, they are doing well. as i mentioned, this investigation is ongoing and the fbi remained the lea

leeds lead at the top of that ship has been cut one point.n's 15 year wait for victory over burnley goes on. sheffield united are also a point off the top after ending a three—game run. middlesbrough missed the championship at the top four, they drew one all. norwich were one — zero down at the 90th minute but staged a comeback to win 21. the file is made up of three matches. poland will face the united states in the mixed—team united cup final tomorrow with world number two iga swiatek helping them through the semi—finals. the final is made up of three matches... and will see swiatek take on world number three coco gauff in sydney. meanwhile world number one aryna sabalenka made it through to the final of the brisbane international. beating teenager mirra andreeva comfortably in straight sets. polina kudermetova. .. awaits her in the final in the morning our time. and lebron]ames overtook basketball legend michael]ordan for the most 30—point games in nba history. as he helped the los angeles lakers to a 119—102 victory over the atlanta hawks

in leeds city centre, there was less snow, but icy conditions left it like a ghost town as people heededme challenging conditions, and there was disruption to flights and some rail services. and in the southwest, many schools and colleges remained closed, with many taking a chance for a bit of winter fun on dartmoor. just thought we'd try to have a bit of family time, really, and enjoy the snow. we did think about the road conditions. didn't feel it was too bad, so we've come up. the met office has issued two new weather warnings for ice and snow covering parts of northern ireland and wales, as this cold snap is expected to stick around a bit longer. 0ther yellow warnings covering most of england and parts of scotland also remain in place until later this morning, as snow continues to freeze and icy conditions persist. thomas magill, bbc news. let's speak to nickjohnson, who's in harrogate, north yorkshire. it looks absolutely freezing, what are the conditions like more widely? tt what are the conditions like more widely?— what are the conditions like more widely? it is chilly here, it w

this is snowy leeds. take a look at gatwick and stanstead.lennon and leeds bradford have all closed runways. we'll update you on what's going on at the end of the show. but the papers are pick and mix today. the independent on sunday splashes on the costs of brexit. the sunday times' lead is about holes in britain's defences, and wes streeting's plans for patient choice we'll talk about later. the express predicts thousands of extra deaths because of a&e delays and the mail front page features another bad opinion poll for keir staarmer — a six month anniversary present. something strange has been happening, repeated attacks by elon musk, world's richest man, political pal of nigel farage and donald trump, attacking in quite inflammatory terms the prime minister and the labour government over what some people see as an action over the grooming scandal. what do you make of what he is up to and what should labour do about it? it is orwellian. joejoel spoke about 1984, four years later, but in 1984, ignorance is strength —— george orwell. there w

we know that rhone travel will headline the reading and leeds festivals this summer, i think she willheir line—up, and by the end of the year the prediction is that she will be someone that even your mum knows. . ~ someone that even your mum knows. ., ~' , ., , . getting a tattoo is relatively simple — but getting rid of them can be more difficult. there are calls for tougher regulations in the industry, particularly over the sale of the lasers that carry out the removal process. 0ur reporter fiona lamdin has more. there's an art to getting a tattoo. and it seems there's also an art to getting them removed. as if by magic, wayne and his laser machine can make them disappear. are you ready? one, two, three. and just talk me through exactly what's going on there. popping. so what you're hearing over there, that popping sound, is the ink particles shattering underneath the skin. so what we're trying to do is smash these particles, which are just too big at the moment for your body to metabolise. we're trying to break them down into smaller bits to make it easier for your immune system to

cancellations after earlier closures due to snow and ice, the runways at liverpool, manchester and leedsdelays and disruption to come. danny savage reports from scotch corner. at the extremes of today's weather, conditions were atrocious. blizzards created drifts here in north yorkshire and roads became impassable. the snowfall had been accurately forecast, and most people decided to stay put and try and make the most of it. pennine areas of northern england seem to be one

the runway at leeds bradford airport is closed due to snow and ice, but an announcement is expected soone runways at liverpool and manchester airports have now reopened — but there are warnings of more delays and disruption to come.

my colleague nicky schiller is in the city of leeds. tell us what is expected where you are.eads is in the middle of one of the areas that has the amber warning. the amber warning here is for snow but it doesn't come into force until nine o'clock this evening. there is no snow here at the moment, temperatures are dropping. the amber warning for this area covers a large part of west yorkshire and further up of west yorkshire and further up you can go up to northumberland, you can go across to carlisle and cumbria near the scottish borders and that whole pennines area. all that whole pennines area. all that area is under the amber alert which is the second—highest that the met office issues. what it means is that they are concerned that if there is the amount of snow that they think there will be, it will have an impact. it will have an impact on the roads but it could also mean potentially a risk to life, particularly if some of those rural villages get cut off. we are expecting there could be up to a0 centimetres of snow on those high areas of the pennines over 300 metres. in

fear of movement capture, if you will, this idea that if we take money from whitey leeds, then it's going to steer the movement toward a you know, a more passive movement it's not is going to lose its radical bite. and so this book kind of holds together molly moon's biography but also the ways in which she navigated the racial and gender politics of fundraising in crow era america. and then lastly, this layer of financial intrigue, what i uncover as i dig through these financial records around giving to civil rights organizations. fantastic. thank you. and ross, the research for language, citigroup out of the work of the endangered language alliance, the organization where i'm co-director since since 2013 which is the only organization around small nonprofit with an office on 18th street in manhattan, but the only organization in the world devoted to research, urban linguistic diversity, to documenting, supporting endangered languages in urban and diaspora, immigrant settings. and then before that for a number of years doing, research on endangered languages, especially the himalaya, but

he's he becomes an officer in 1745 at leeds and leaves in 1769. so 24 years in the service of the british. so in many respects that him a pretty unlikely candidate to sport a sporting revolution across ocean in america. and i think sometimes considering why people revolt sometimes we frame it as ideology or self-interest. and i think what gates helps show is that it's sort of the intersection of ideology, self-interest. in his case, you can see how they're sort of not mutually reinforcing. and both play a role in his path towards revolution in the years leading up to the revolutionary of the 1760s and 1770s. so horatio gates was born in 1728 and probably in debt for which is new york greenwich in what's now greater. despite his later prominence. we don't know a whole lot about his early life. he's born 1728. that's clear. in april, you know, bits and pieces about his early life. but there's not a whole lot known about the first 20 years or so of his life. but what we do know indicates that he comes from a pretty modest family, from what we call li

you wonder if it normalizes some violence in leeds to somebody from asus going into ther frenchan quarterilling 15 and injuring dozens, paul. >> i wil actually go for their more than that but glamorize as it. be so but the cause morphed into something to aspire to it to get arrested into a fight with the place. it is something that gave you bragging rights. and they know the people known to do it sanctioned and o alvin bragg will put them back on the street so there is noethi deterrent. isn't it something to see on the same day that we had this horrific event in new orleans, a crowd that size in new york's times squareew y demonstrating n favor of the intifada. i am speaking sort of irrespective where you come down onrres and that conflict. the bottom line is go to the gatherings are not legal.s yothey are not permitted to. sometimes you have to read thed room. we have terrorist attacks in new york city thatlar are very. very similar what happen in new orleans. you can bet the sort of proteste headed for the fbi and nypdse intelligence division trying to see if connectivity here in new yo

airports in liverpool, manchester, birmingham, leeds and bristol were forced to close some runways temporarily and several roads were impacted with conditions slicker than usual. at a time when many people were traveling, returning from christmas break or heading back to university much of the same problem in ireland, parts of which were also coated in snow, the irish weather service says that bitter cold conditions will continue over the next few days, at a time when nearly 60,000 homes, farms and businesses were without power. german officials warned of black ice for drivers and pedestrians as the snow and ice snarls. transportation here to frankfurt and munich airports warned passengers of potential delays or cancellations, and some authorities are advising people to stay at home if possible well, if you want to drive into manhattan during peak hours, it will now cost you $9. it's part of a new congestion pricing toll that's meant to reduce traffic in the united states's busiest city. cnn's gloria pazmino tells us all about it. >> well, that's right. in fact, congestion pricing has been in

they are hardy people here in leeds.re this morning when we got up was completely covered in snow and you can see as the cars go by, it is turning more into sludge so there are more cars out and about here in leeds. this is one of the roads into the centre of leeds. you can see by the amount on the side here, there was a fair amount of snow overnight. certainly when i got up overnight. certainly when i got up and tried to clear the car roof, there was five centimetres on top of it. people were saying don't travel unless you have to do, that we would stay where we were, and i'm glad we did because the snow has continued to come down. you can see it is still falling here in leeds and that will be the picture across a lot of the country. in some areas there were power cuts last night, and there are some people who don't have power in the midlands area. the big issue has been with transport and the airports. the good news is that manchester airport, which was closed, is now open. and liverpool is also hoping to open this hou

manchester, liverpool and now leeds bradford airports have all reopened their runways.ds bradford said some disruption is expected to continue throughout the day due to a backlog of departing flights, but the airport expected the situation to improve. the met office had issued two amber weather warnings for england and wales, forecasting 3 to 7cm of snow with rain in lower areas. one warning covering most of northern england, including leeds, sheffield and the lake district, is in place until midnight tonight. rural communities have been warned they could be cut off due to the weather, with some areas facing up to a foot of snowfall. the uk health security agency has issued cold weather health alerts, which remain in place for all of england ahead of a week of low temperatures. in other news, more nhs patients who need elective care will be able to decide where they're treated under new government plans to cut waiting lists. this falls under the new upgrades coming to the nhs app, which health secretary wes streeting says will shift the nhs into the digital age. experts

this was manchester this morning, but both here and leeds bradford have now reopened.re were delays on trains, too. harrogate was typical of many places in northern england. a taste of winter had people changing their plans. we're going to stay put. we've been driving from scotland down to brighton and we stopped off last night, looked at the the weather forecast, but we're going to stay put, just enjoy the weather, and then just travel safely back down south tomorrow. i can't get to the airport. i've booked uber, but they've cancelled it. this was rotherham in south yorkshire this morning. there was snowfall in parts of wales too, where people in some areas were warned not to make non—essentialjourneys. but in the worst—affected areas, the drifts will need to be cleared tomorrow, along with checks on livestock which may be huddled beneath them. let's go live now to west yorkshire, and our correspondent nicky schiller who's there for us. what's the situation where you are nicky? there's no during the day has turned into rain and that is coming down. i am still in the a

manchester and liverpool airport have now reopened their runways, but leeds bradford airport's runways remain closed until further nofice remain closed until further notice and they're cleared of the snow. the met office has issued two amber weather warnings for england and wales, forecasting 3 to 7cm of snow and rain in lower areas. one warning covering most of northern england, including leeds, sheffield and the lake district, is still in place until midnight tonight. rural communities have been warned that they could be cut off due to the weather, with some areas facing up to a foot of snowfall. uk health security agency had issued cold weather health alerts, which will remain in place for all of england ahead of a week of low temperatures. more nhs patients who need elective care will be able to decide where they are treated under new government plans to cut waiting lists. this falls under the new upgrades coming to the nhs app, which health secretary wes streeting says will shift the nhs into the digital age. experts have welcomed the move, but warned that digital innovations must

but leeds bradford airport runways remain temporarily closed until they're cleared of snow. the met office has issued two amber weather warnings for england and wales, forecasting 3 to 7cm of snow with rain in lower areas, one warning covering much of wales and the midlands up to manchester is in effect until midday today, and the second warning covering most of northern england, including leeds, sheffield and the lake district, is in place until midnight tonight. rural communities have been warned that they could be cut off due to the weather, with some areas facing up to a foot of snowfall. the uk health security agency has issued cold weather health alerts, which will remain in place for all of england ahead of a week of low temperatures. more nhs patients who need elective care will be able to decide where they are treated under new government plans to cut waiting lists. this falls under the new upgrades coming to the nhs app, which health secretary wes streeting says will shift the nhs into the digital age. experts have welcomed the move, but warned that digital innovat

and despite the leeds bradford airport runway reopening earlier this afternoon, no plane is yet to land there. the met office had issued two amber weather warnings for england and wales, forecasting 3 to 7cm of snow in some areas. a number of flood warnings are also in place across south england. there are also more than 200 flood alerts which deem flooding possible in several areas of england and in wales. the uk health security agency has issued cold weather health alerts, which remain in place for all of england , and place for all of england, and former rupaul's drag race uk winnerjames lee former rupaul's drag race uk winner james lee williams, former rupaul's drag race uk winnerjames lee williams, known winner james lee williams, known as the vivienne, has died at the age of 32. rupaul's drag race has paid tribute to the vivienne, saying they were deeply saddened to learn of the death. the vivienne had risen to prominence in 2015 after becoming the uk drag ambassador for the american series of the drag race. the vivienne later competed in the first uk series of the show. and those