It's finally the weekend, and there's plenty on to keep the whole family entertained. Here's your curated guide to what's on ...

In England, East Anglia and parts of Lincolnshire near Skegness also show up white on the maps. Scotland will handle most of the cold conditions with a signifcant part of the Highlands near ...

UK weather maps revealed a blast of snow set to hit ... cities in the Midlands, North England and the Scottish Highlands will all see blankets of snow hit their cities by midnight on Monday.

Fin Smith's name was up in lights the last time England played - and he may well play at fly-half against Scotland next week with his two Scottish parents in the stands. The Northampton Saints fly ...

Over the next 72 hours brutal Arctic winds will sweep the UK in the latest big freeze, bringing snow, sleet and icy rain to ...

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All the parts of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland that WON'T see snow this weekend have been laid bare by new weather maps. WX Charts, which uses Met Desk data, shows a downturn in conditions ...

England will play Scotland at Twickenham in their third game of the 2025 Six Nations Championship. Steve Borthwick’s side revived their Six Nations title hopes as Elliot Daly’s converted final ...

The predicted temperatures of 14C by the middle of the week are well above February's average, with 6C the usual monthly average in Scotland and 9C in southern England, which will be a "noticeable ...

It feels inconceivable after such a composed showing on his first England start, but the Scotland door was not closed that long ago. It is only a year since Smith’s Test bow in the last Six ...

Glasgow Road is currently closed at its junction with the slip road to the A77 northbound. The public are asked to avoid the area. — Police Scotland Ayrshire (@PSOS_Ayrshire) February 16, 2025 ...

with phases one and two expected to last 7-10 days respectively. The collaboration works are fully funded by Transport Scotland, Road Safety Improvement Fund.