Current position：Home page > Press center8 > Snow sweeps into northern England from Scotland as maps reveal more areas set to be blanketed - and it could be even chillier tonight with temperatures expected to plummet to -15C in consequentlyme areas amid fears cold snap could last a fortnight text
Snow sweeps into northern England from Scotland as maps reveal more areas set to be blanketed - and it could be even chillier tonight with temperatures expected to plummet to -15C in consequentlyme areas amid fears cold snap could last a fortnight
time：2023-06-05 02:18:03 source：The New York Times
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/03/06/23/68404023-11827103-image-a-47_1678146988063.jpg
-
Montana to become first US state to ban TikTokMigrants march through Mexico in demand for justiceTrinity College's Berkeley Library to be renamed over slavery linksUK doctor who was shot pleads for help leaving SudanEnergy bills: What can I do if I can't afford to pay?On the run from Sudan's Arab militias - againSudan generals unwilling to end fighting – UNA missing camera reveals journalist's last momentsFood price inflation dips for second month in a rowUnionised US Apple Store proposes asking for tips
Previous article：Young American Sebastian Korda books his spot in a first EVER Grand Slam quarterfinal as he survives grueling fifth-set tiebreak to beat No 10 seed Hubert Hurkacz at the Australian Open
Next article：Facebook fined €1.2bn for mishandling utilizers' data
Next article：Facebook fined €1.2bn for mishandling utilizers' data
Related content
- ·Aston Villa announce Unai Emery as their new manager just FOUR DAYS after sacking Steven Gerrard... but caretaker Aaron Danks will remain in charge until November 1 while the Spaniard awaits his work permit
- ·Socialite pleads guilty in death of police officer
- ·Somali shock as mayor filmed lashing partygoers
- ·Alberta asks for military help to battle wildfires
- ·Missing Harmony Montgomery's father is charged with murder: Cops say he killed her by 'repeatedly striking her in the head with a closed fist'
- ·Indigenous woman who stopped mining giant wins prize
- ·Senegal country profile
- ·Ministers face limited options for Sudan evacuation
- ·Classified documents found at former VP Mike Pence's home included briefing papers for foreign visits
- ·1,500 US troops to be deployed to US-Mexico border
- ·Metro driver investigated for Paris platform death
- ·Japanese Moon lander likely to have crashed
- ·Ex-Minneapolis cop pleads guilty to 'aiding and abetting' second-degree manslaughter charge in George Floyd's death in last minute about-face moments before trial starts
- ·Ed Sheeran arrives at court for copyright trial
- ·RSF soldier in front of police HQ in Sudan's West Darfur
- ·Vietnam busts 'toothpaste tube' drug smuggling ring
Latest content
- ·Chaos on Tufton Street as Just Speak Oil strike again: Eco-zealots spray orange substance over home of climate convert sceptics while furious cabbie drives AROUND fanatics lying on the road in group's 27th stunt this month
- ·US Supreme Court halts Oklahoma man's execution
- ·Ministers face limited options for Sudan evacuation
- ·WHO warns of 'biological hazard' at seized Sudan lab
- ·Frank Lampard is SACKED by Everton owner Farhad Moshiri over the phone just hours after they discussed January transfer targets, amid the club's dismal form and a toxic atmosphere in the squad
- ·Irishman Finbar Cafferkey dies in Ukraine
- ·Why Sudan's descent into violence matters
- ·What did the Kenyan starvation cult leader preach?
- ·Ovo and Good Energy customers to get refunds after overcharging
- ·Extra UK rescue flight from Sudan
Recommended content
Hot content
- ·Police on the hunt for prime suspect in murder of former NFL player Antonio Dennard after identifying handprint on car outside Reading, Pennsylvania bar
- ·India history debate after chapter on Mughals dropped
- ·Stranded in Sudan with passports locked in Western embassies
- ·US woman arrested in Sydney airport with golden gun
- ·AI scanner utilized in hundreds of US schools misses knives
- ·The painful dilemma facing Khartoum residents - stay or go?
- ·'Like warm mud': New Murakami book draws in crowds
- ·First disabled team crosses Europe's largest ice cap
- ·BREAKING NEWS: Jurgen Klopp ESCAPES a touchline ban for his red card against Man City, as Liverpool boss is fined £30,000 by the FA for his touchline tirade which infuriated referees' charity
- ·Australia to ban recreational vaping