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BRITAIN was on alert last night as forecasters warned the worst snowstorms for nearly 30 years could dump up to 19 inches today. Blizzards, drifting snow and ice could cause the most severe disruption since February 1991. The nation faces widespread...
POLICE are examining whether Max Mosley committed perjury after a Mail investigation exposed his racist past. A detailed dossier including a bigoted election pamphlet published by the tycoon is being assessed by scotland Yard. The leaflet raises the...
FREEZING Britain is on a “danger of death” Red Alert today as Storm Emma blasts in bringing even more snow. Brutal winds could send temperatures down to a bonenumbing -28C, say forecasters.
SNOW caused chaos across the capital today, bringing transport to a standstill and forcing schools to close, but forecasters warned the worst is to come. Hundreds of thousands of commuters were facing a battle to get home as the “Beast from the East”...
MEGHAN MARKLE has signalled her support for the Me Too and Time’s Up movements, suggesting the younger generation of the Royal family could use their influence to “shine a light” on women’s empowerment. Ms Markle, who appeared on stage with her fiancé...
Winter loses its charm in London yesterday on a day when the weather system known as the Beast from the East caused further disruption across the UK
Commuters battle across the Millennium Bridge in London as severe weather sweeps across the country
Travel across a swathe of Scotland will be severely disrupted today after the country’s first red snow alert for eight years caused transport havoc. The busiest rail lines and main airports are expected to remain shut this morning, while hundreds of...
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