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Weather: Dry and chilly in the most, with some wet snow
Severe cold weather warning amid sub zero temperatures
The Met Office has warned of the impact of severe cold weather as temperatures fall before freezing across large parts of the UK.
Forecasters said the severe cold weather and icy conditions could increase health risks to vulnerable patients and disrupt services.
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Pictures: parts of Wales wake up to more snow
Parts of Mid Wales and the South Wales Valleys woke up to more snow and icy conditions today, after another night of wintry weather.
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Weather: Very chilly with sunny spells and showers
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Pictures: Heavy snow causing travel problems in Scotland
Heavy snow has caused has caused travel disruption on many routes across parts of Scotland.
Glasgow Airport warned of delays, while 26 gritters are worked through the night to keep major routes open.
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Be careful with 'fragile' peace process, Blair warns
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has warned today's government to be careful with the current peace process.
Blair: On The Runs scheme vital to end terrorism
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has told MPs that the On The Runs scheme helped bring about the end of Irish terrorism.
Blair apologises for errors in On The Runs scheme
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has admitted that the On The Runs (OTR) scheme could have been better run, but insists it was vital for the peace process to succeed.
He is giving evidence before a parliamentary investigation into the scheme:
Tony Blair to give evidence to IRA 'On the Runs' inquiry
Tony Blair is due to give evidence before a parliamentary investigation into the On The Runs (OTRs) scheme for fugitive IRA members later today.
The former prime minister's Labour administration sent about 200 letters to republicans assuring them they were not being pursued by the UK authorities following requests from Sinn Fein.
An investigation was launched by MPs when the prosecution of a man for the murder of four soldiers during an explosion in Hyde Park in 1982 was halted after he received one of the letters in error.
The OTR letters scheme began while Mr Blair was premier, and the chairman of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has said he is one of the most important witnesses to the inquiry.
A spokesman for the committee said Mr Blair had confirmed he would be attending a sitting today.
Mr Blair was a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, which led to IRA arms decommissioning and the establishment of a devolved power-sharing administration at Stormont.