first pictures coming into the first pictures coming into the bbc of the snow that has fallen in wiltshirest of england. and as we have been hearing there, those warnings of heavy snow and ice in many parts of the uk, they are waiting for the snow to arrive but now it has actually arrived in wiltshire in the west of england, and we will continue to follow that story here on bbc news. let's take you back to atlanta, georgia, where we're keeping an eye on the funeral procession for the former us president, jimmy carter. he died last week at the age of 100 and today is the first of a six—day period building up to his state funeral. my colleague carl nasman is in atlanta outside the carter center, where the funeral procession is expected to arrive very shortly. tell us what is happening there. ~ . ., ., ., there. we are waiting on that procession — there. we are waiting on that procession that _ there. we are waiting on that procession that is _ there. we are waiting on that procession that is the - procession that is the destination today in the first day of nearly a week long state funeral f

reports of snow are now coming infrom hampshire, wiltshire, gloucestershire, wales, and here in yorkshirehiller is in the city of leeds. where you are, in a of warnings for people who might be tempted or need to be out as snow falls in that part of the country. absolutely, i am in that part of the country. absolutely, iam in in that part of the country. absolutely, i am in the amber warning area that spreads up to hexham in northumberland, across the carlisle in cumbria, around the scottish borders, a large area under this amber alert which is the second highest that the met office issues. we heard insurance report, already snow in the bristol area, the flights at bristol area, the flights at bristol airport have been suspended, which are police and telling people not to go out because roads are being shut, and the snow is moving up the country. ijust checked on the bbc weather app. here, we are expecting the snow to start in the next hour, and it would probably be happy us around 3am in the morning. the area that this amber alert covers also includes the pay nines, which is where we thin

doctor renee hoenderkamp, connie shaw and kyle wiltshire. and tonight on the show, pray for the influencers. >> because the us has banned tiktok. >> labour has fudged the inquiry u—turn. >> and is the economy in a death spiral, with millionaires leaving every 45 minutes? >> despite bridget phillipson being the secretary of state for education, she apparently has no idea what's going on at universities. >> and far right rhetoric has real world consequences. >> well, welcome to the saturday five. now, not only have we got a temporary new presenter, we've also made a few tweaks to the format. so you lucky devils. now get us for a whole extra hour, guys. how about that? which we've actually we've called it the saturday five extra. how inspiring. in the five unleashed. sorry. in the five unleashed. sorry. in the five unleashed a new segment. one of us will hit the streets. wonder who that will be to ask the great british public the big question of the week. all right. do you have a favourite chair in your house? yes. which one? >> yeah, yeah. >>

i'll also be speaking to the conservative mp for east wiltshire, danny kruger. he's participated in a report which suggests that we're overmedicalising with antidepressants, conditions that are just a sign of everyday life. are we giving too many drugs out for people simply suffering from anxiety? and ahead of holocaust memorial day tomorrow, i'm going to be speaking to wendy holden, the author of a new book about a really remarkable story of survival over adversity in auschwitz. so as ever, we've got 90 minutes of very punchy politics ahead. do not even think of going anywhere. matthew laza joins me now to go through the morning papers. there's a lot to go at. what a weekend news it's. >> been the inauguration. >> been the inauguration. >> prince harry settling with rupert murdoch, everything that's gone on with rudakubana. and let's start with that. i don't want to mention him too much. let's just call him the southport killer from here on in, because part of this was about his quest, i think, for notoriety. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> and the sunday time

and as for kai wiltshire, well, he's so woke. he's trying to make britain so woke.one of us will ever be able to sleep again. good luck with that. rumour has it he can only get off at night by rewatching shakira announce freezing pensioners and fat tax farmers. now each of our punchy panellists will outline their argument on a chosen topic, and then it's game on. and things crash faster than the british economy after a rachel reeves budget. or we go off air after a net zero energy blackout. and of course we want to hear your views as well. send them through at gbnews.com/yoursay. and don't forget your questions for ask the five. no topic is off limits. but my friends, before we start tearing each other apart, it's time for your saturday night news with will hollis. >> thanks, darren. your top story at 6:00. nigel farage has repeated a pledge that reform uk will pay for an inquiry into the grooming scandal if the government continues to reject calls. speaking at the party's nonh calls. speaking at the party's north west conference in chester, reform's leader said the

branwenjeffreys, bbc news, wiltshire. i3 13 minutes past six.as, and can result in some families getting pretty competitive. we're talking, of course, about the word game scrabble. is it really competitive in your house? yes. for the first time in five years, 100 players from across the uk and abroad, are taking part in the uk 0pen scrabble championships. competitors range from 11 to 90 years old, and more than 2,000 games are expected to unfold during the week long tournament held in reading. they look like they are having real fun, don't they?! nobody is smiling. they are all concentrating. the ultimate scrabble champion will be decided on friday. we were talking yesterday about braille and how it is being used in technology. after the programme our guests were telling us you can now get braille scrabble, really popular as well. do you always win at scrabble? never! that surprises me, the mastermind champion not winning at scrabble! we are going to be talking a lot this morning and within the next few days about the wintry weather that is fore

i'm adam cherry along with will kingston, renee hoenderkamp, connie shaw and kai wiltshire. we're on a sofa. we're on. well, we're on two sofas and we've all got a tipple. so guys, let's cheers. cheers, everybody. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. cheers. plenty still to come. five highlights of the week. plus, we'll go live to washington, dc, ahead of donald trump's inauguration. gb news own bev turner is there for us. that's right. bev is in washington with nigel farage ahead of our coverage of the inauguration on monday. that is from from 3 pm. so make sure you tune in. then we'll be answering all your questions in ask the five. so send them through to. gbnews.com/yoursay. but first, it's your saturday night news with tatiana sanchez. >> adam, thank you very much. the top stories. over a dozen people have been injured in a ski lift accident in spain. aspen ski resort says around 15 people were injured, three of them seriously. the regional government previously said that at least 30 people had been inju