sleet and snow in there and everything pushes towards the south east of england and it could be as much as five and ten centimetres, i m thinking somewhere like the chilterns and that could bring disruption and we have yellow warning sport tomorrow and also into thursday and the focus shifts further north as the weather front moves up from the south west into the cold air so we will find further rain, sleet and snow but this time moving north and we might see snow in the south turning back to rain as it turns mild and the winds pick up but we still have the colder air as we head further north so it will be across north wales and the north midlands up into northern england, northern ireland and perhaps scotland although we are not sure how far the snow will get. these areas will see most of the snow with heavy falls over the high ground. darren, thank you. and that s the bbc news at six from glasgow. we ll be back with bbc news at ten, but for now the news continues here on bb
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were they racist or discriminatory and did they bring the game into disrepute? seven men in total and yorkshire county cricket club have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, this building is having closing submissions from the england and wales cricket board and also at the current time michael vaughan s lawyer, christopher stoner. the ecb say they believe it is inherently probable that michael vaughan made the racist comment in 2009, and then referenced a number of tweets posted in 2010, to meet that michael vaughan says are now completely unacceptable. in response, christopher stoner casey, the lawyer for michael vaughan, said we say there are too many inconsistencies to support the charge, and they criticise the ecb investigation which led to the charges of yorkshire county cricket club and also the seven men, including michael vaughan, they said the investigation was inadequate,
had to remind i m still in the clouds. someone s had to remind me i m still in the clouds. someone s had to remind me what i m still in the clouds. someone s| had to remind me what happened. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. the closing arguments at cricket s racism hearing have been heard today. yorkshire cricket club and seven individuals are all charged with bringing the game into disrepute. it follows allegations made by former yorkshire player azeem rafiq. our reporter matt graveling has been following the hearing for us a warning, you may find some of the language offensive. this four day hearing has concluded, with the lawyer. saying it was a prosecution from the outset. christopher stoner casey called it wholly inadequate, and said that his