A yellow weather warning for ice has been issued by the Met Office. The warning is in place for parts of Suffolk and Norfolk and comes into force from 16:00 GMT until 10:00 on Friday. The Met Office said scattered wintery showers could lead to some icy patches on untreated surfaces.

A yellow warning for ice has been issued by the Met Office for Merseyside. The warning comes after a series of weather warnings that have been issued in January as the cold snap continues.

Travel disruption is expected overnight across parts of the West of England as a yellow weather warning is in place across the region. The Met Office has issued a warning for snow and ice for Wales, north-west England and parts of south-west and central southern England which is valid from 17:00 GMT on Monday until 10:00 GMT on Tuesday morning.

The Met Office has issued new weather warnings for parts of the UK, with yellow warnings for ice and snow in place until Friday morning. The two new warnings cover parts of Northern Ireland and Wales as well as areas in north-west England and the east of England - they come after an existing warning for snow and ice in parts of northern Scotland.

A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for nearly all of Scotland on Hogmanay. Forecasters warned the deluge of rain could bring "significant disruption" in the build up to Hogmanay.

The Met Office has issued fresh weather warnings for ice after huge areas of the UK were hit by heavy snow. Parts of southern Scotland, the northeast, Yorkshire, the Midlands and East Anglia have been issued a yellow warning for ice.

Yellow alerts for snow, ice and fog have been issued for today, after snow and sleet caused disruption yesterday.

A new yellow warning for ice will kick in for four counties in Northern Ireland on Friday afternoon. The Met Office issued the alert, which will be in place between 16:00 GMT on Friday and 10:00 GMT on Saturday. The warning will apply to counties Antrim, Down, Londonderry, and Tyrone.