The Met Office has updated a severe weather warning for snow and ice across the UK as the cold weather creeps in, bringing with it temperatures as low as -1C. People living in parts of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have been told to brace themselves over the next few days, as snow falls, the mercury plummets and conditions become icy. But the Met Office has now warned this could also spread to the south of England.

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Police forces should focus on tackling crime, not policing people’s tweets, Sir Keir Starmer said yesterday. In an apparent climb down, the Prime Minister urged the police to ‘concentrate on what matters most to their communities’, rather than being drawn into investing resources in tackling so-called ‘non-crime hate incidents’. Downing Street backed the police over the controversial practice last week, saying it was ‘important that the police can capture data relating to non-crime hate incidents where it is proportionate and necessary to do so to help prevent serious crimes which may later occur’.

A surge in dog attacks has raised alarm bells in South Yorkshire, with chilling videos circulating as the police warned ‘someone will die’. South Yorkshire Police issued the dire warning as there were thirteen reported incidents in just 48 hours. These included one harrowing encounter where a young mother found herself and her baby in a frightening situation after a loose XL Bully went on the attack.

Bonnie Blue has revealed she is in Fiji for Schoolies, alongside fellow sex worker Annie Knight, after she was barred from entering Australia. The 25-year-old British woman made bikini-clad posts to Instagram on Sunday, in which she and Knight gave hints about their location. ‘Ok, we’re at Schoolies,’ Blue said. ‘And we thought we’d give you a little clue of where we’re going to be tomorrow. See you soon boys.’

A lawyer who paid £4,200 for a portrait of Sir Winston Churchill thinking it was a cheap copy accidentally ended up in a scandal because it was the stolen original. Nicola Cassinelli bought the black-and-white 1941 photograph of Churchill scowling down the lens – named The Roaring Lion – for his small art collection in 2022. The 34-year-old was pleasantly surprised when his £4,200 bid was accepted and two weeks later – after shelling out £2,000 to get it through customs and shipped to Genoa, Italy, it was his.