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Iconic Chester passenger boats to be put back in River Dee after passing inspection

RESIDENTS heading to the riverside in Chester tomorrow (Friday) are in for a rare treat as ChesterBoat s fleet of passenger boats will be lifted…

UK weather: Baltic Beast rampages towards Britain as deluge threatens flood mayhem

Bitter winds from the Baltic and Scandinavia bring dangerous blizzards and sub-zero temperatures to UK More heavy rain over already-deluged areas of England with 136 flood alerts and 38 warnings put in place Scotland will face up to 20in (50cm) of snow and flurries could reach London and south coast over weekend Beast from the Baltic could slow down vaccine rollout especially in Scotland which will face heaviest snow  Have you taken any photographs of the snow today? Please email them to: pictures@mailonline.co.uk  

First signs of spring as icy blast set to hammer home | UK | News

Weathermen warned that the arriving bitter easterly winds will keep temperatures hovering just above freezing - with the wind chill making it feel a shuddering -5C. As the Met Office issued a yellow warning for the possibility of four days of snow across large parts of the country, the early sign of spring yesterday was snapped at English Heritage s Audley End House in Saffron Walden, Essex. Forecasters said high pressure would start to build to the north of Europe over the weekend. By midweek, temperatures could drop even further, before the spell ends towards next weekend. The first Beast from the East caused havoc in February and early March 2018, with schools closed and travel chaos.

Highland swimmer uses a sledgehammer and axe to break the ice before morning dip in frozen loch

Updated: February 4, 2021, 6:23 pm © PA Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Alice Goodridge refuses to let the winter weather stop her from having her morning swim – even if she has to hack through thick ice with an axe and sledgehammer to reach the water. Mrs Goodridge regularly braves the freezing waters near her home in Newtonmore, saying the routine provides her with a “reset” each day. © PA She described a feeling of “euphoria” upon emerging from the icy depths.

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