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In Pictures: Snow falls during springtime cold snap

A yellow warning for ice and snow was issued for parts of northern England and Scotland.

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Thursday 31 March 2022 11:33 BST
A lorry in snowy conditions on the A69 near Newscastle (Owen Humphreys/PA)
A lorry in snowy conditions on the A69 near Newscastle (Owen Humphreys/PA) (PA Wire)

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Recent mild weather has abruptly given way to snow and ice in parts of England and Scotland.

From sunshine and temperatures of 20C last week, top temperatures across the UK will be just 10C heading into this weekend, the Met Office said.

A yellow warning for ice covered much of eastern Scotland, north-east England and Yorkshire until 10am on Thursday as winter lingered for just a little while longer.

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