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See if you can spot the star in the next hours also round up all the latest news caused by the weather the 4 o'clock with much of the same Laura cook drifting snow ice and driving winds are continuing to cause severe disruption in many parts of the u.k. 9 people are now known to have died in weather related incidents since Tuesday hundreds of drivers on major routes were trapped in their vehicles overnight and rail passengers had to enjoy long hours stuck on station retrains the bad weather continues to cause major destruction here in Northampton share with news of the situation in Daventry in the south of the county His Martin Heath driving in many parts of south Northamptonshire has been difficult today with reports of drifting snow and abandoned cars farmers have been helping to clear some of the routes toast the race course is cancelled its Greyhound meetings today and tomorrow some roads in the Daventry district have been impassable people with 4 wheel drive cars of offer their services to people who need supplies and are stuck at home many workers have walked into work instead of driving one member of staff at Daintree hospital walked in from Bronston today's rubbish collections in both districts have been cancelled thousands of schools remain closed on railways most operators are running reduced services train services on the West Coast Main Line have been diverted today because of giant icicles edging close to overhead power lines services has stayed around kills the tunnel in the time to ship for an hour so engineers could safely remove the ice from the tunnel roof $8000.00 properties are currently without power in the south west South Wales and the Midlands in of the new trees in May has acknowledged that difficult choices need to be made in the breaks in negotiations but in a speech setting out her arm. Missions for Britain's future partnership with the e.u. She said We've remained confident of reaching a deal which would be in the interests of everyone she also indicated she was willing to compromise we both need to face the fact that this is a negotiation and neither of us can have exactly what we want but I am confident that we can reach agreement we both want good access to each other's markets we want competition between us to be fair and open and we want reliable transparent means of verifying we are meeting our commitments and resolving disputes not on to county council says it's to increase library opening hours after announcing immediate dramatic cuts earlier in the week the authority says it will aim to open all libraries at least 3 days a week his own politics report to some rate earlier this week the County Council said emergency spending control is currently in place meant it was having to massively scale back library opening hours many would only open one day a week now after criticism from campaigners it says is looked again and will now aim to open each library at least 3 days a week depending on the availability of temporary staff this is or separate from plans that will see 21 libraries lose all their funding totally from April that were still go ahead. A charge of $35.00 pounds will be introduced later this year for the collection of garden waste in the Daventry district the cost was revealed as n e rubbish collection arrangements for the district were officially launched the so-called 123 service will begin in June as part of a joint venture between the district council and the North's company that the new bin collects been for all recyclable waste but ordinary rubbish will only be collected every 3 weeks Joe Guilford from the district council says that should be enough the new recycling bin allows for more recycling to be done so in theory as more recycling can be done let there be less waste generated so testing the shown that the bin should be sufficient for large families doesn't and saying it's head of operations and reach sayas says they're confident they'll get the game on at Franklin's Gardens tomorrow it's ema currently clearing snow from the pitch and from the stands in preparations for their Premiership clash with sale it's been a very white powder source now I work with the whip with what we have found is blown right up to the back of the stands in between the churches down here so which is unusual but we have a. Lot of work through the not doing that we've got military were coming and then a sort of separate what's more Morningstar finishing off a daily with any issues that have come over not effectively Meanwhile all of our Senior non-league football matches have been called off because of the bad weather Corby's game is still parked against kids grow with the latest to be postponed this afternoon and not some tin box or Shontelle Cameron has come in underweight ahead of her i.b.o. Light weight well title defense tomorrow night in Glasgow she's 9 stone 8 pounds going into the bad Cameron faces Miriam Adele out of France and the weather cold through tonight with the risk of ice once more they'll be further snow fall of 1st but easing later on turning turning to sleet in some places temperature $42.00 around minus 2 Celsius that's $28.00 Fahrenheit and tomorrow cloudy at times with the chance of some spots of rain or sleet early on and perhaps late in the day a little. Less cold. 30 degrees Fahrenheit b.b.c. News it's fine. come to Album of the year just before 6 o'clock. So stay with us for that. Is b.b.c. Original time to shoot with you on a Friday afternoon at 9 minutes past 4. 0 and winds as well find out about the how about the weather is playing with in the next few minutes. We'll also hear about the latest on Bret's at the Prime Minister's made a major speech to the. Catchy way the difference to the way the debate was going I wonder if. I will hear the story of the family of a 5 year old boy from he has a rest Binal condition and the trying to raise funds to help him walk unaided for the 1st time in his life hear about that in about half an hour. Stay with us call us contact tech this list we'd love to hear from you. And. One way you can get in touch is if you want to play spot the it's a bonus if you get the title of the song what we really want is the name of the artist. Who is that if you didn't know I'm sure one or 2 of you do instantly if you think you do know then do let me know phone or text. This cool I won 6 a full 23. 56 to 8 months and still. Miss. Some of the disruption in Northamptonshire then and elsewhere of course across the u.k. Because of the snow the ice the driving winds which are making things worse than they otherwise would be sections of roads have been closed some hole roads closed in some instances people not to. Out unless absolutely necessary let's find out what the social situation is closer to home from b.b.c. Radio Northampton reporters in Northampton Jim Martin he is in Daventry Martin tell us what the situation is with you please in Daventry at the moment have a cup of coffee and meet some extra caring about social care. Actually I'm not sure that is Martin the thing we want to hear we want to hear Martin himself will come to that in just a 2nd Martin is on the line there Martin hello what's happening in Daventry Yeah I was just saying that we're speed struggling here with the roads all day both in Daventry and south Northamptonshire there have been some farmers out trying to clear the roads in rural areas snowplows have been out but we've had some cars stuck and some cars abandoned the shops in Daventry town center were open today there was no market which would normally be on a Friday but some shops across the area including for example the cost in toaster closed early toast the race course they called off their Greyhound meeting today and tomorrow. Daventry and toast of music sense is due to be held tomorrow will be not running and the park around due to be held in the country park in downtown tomorrow that's being cancelled as well rubbish collections cancelled across Daventry and the south of Tampa to districts today will be no collections in Daventry tomorrow either and the voice you heard a few moments ago hope you will be out to hear that again it's the Daventry Red Cross emergency support crew they've been out and about and they've been dealing with problems in places like molten and Daventry lead Henson is from the British Red Cross a couple of calls. For people to meet some extra caring about social care. In carpentry and. I would wake up quite well looking at property. And have no actress pick up medication next to their current Fortner show to one of our emergency response vehicles so the Red Cross. Did a great job the machine they are indeed in the snow is coming down now thicker here in Daventry the wind is still pretty strong as well so it's only going to get worse like that I'm afraid thank you very much the let's get a summary Now Sam is in Middleton cine somewhat the situation where you are. Sir sheltering in a bus shelter in the center Middleton cine there's no doubt the know what worries me confusing the bus drivers not a single bus has run along the route between broccoli in the villages like fall the Middleton cine on to Banbury to the right tough being tall support with Catherine just looking now at some calls taking very gingerly. Taking it very gingerly say they enter the car park here by the co-op store. Roads have been possible today with cat but some of those annoying a rift between the little villages around this part of the world have been impossible we know that the police of how to help those stranded. The schools of course of being close to you like they have everywhere. Up on the Hill earlier watching. A couple of dozen children making the most of it. But I think I wouldn't say there's a feeling of lots of people stranded here I think it's people taking the steady and making their way around some Thank you Sam Reed in Middleton cine Let's go to great oxygen and Carol Weston is there price she writes a very similar picture here is well when I start seeing the come down. On top of the smoke that I think the following have late yesterday or today a very icy hit Not very little traffic about there is I'm up on a hill here so we quite excited by. Taking a walk down Main grade it's very quiet on the bank right but again like Sam was saying it's very possible that we did just that but again when the temperatures plummet a little later on I should imagine those bags are still a very icy so you have very little going on here. Thank you Carol Carol Weston in great Oxendine little going on because of the amount of snow and in fact you've been tweeting pictures of just how bad the snow is in some areas whole roads completely swept away all under the whole surface of the snow which has been built up by the big wind of course blowing the snow off the fields onto the roads and thank you the thing is now how you're beating the big freeze how you helping others to do so too on Twitter earlier I asked you to keep the stories coming our way among those to respond Sheila Kerwin from Langham Place foot clinic in Northampton and she was on the line now you said in your message that your patients have made it through to you yet it's been amazing I think we've only had about one or 2 cancellations for full clinics all week long employee of the clinic I think because we're on the back road and the route is pretty good and my you my all day is. Oh wonderful they just see it as a real challenge nothing's going to stop them so they're going to get here no matter what the problem and even for the young people if they've got a legion infected in going to O'Neill they're not going to that. And all that you'll believe it was been inundated with chilblains this week so yes it's been a really busy week and not what I expected at all I thought sure how little the term solutions but no it's been fantastic so been keeping them warm with lots of warm drinks. And know they've enjoyed coming out and I think splendid and you say you're all doing is regarded as a bit of a challenge how old is the oldest patient you've got the all the time fighting not this week last week 90 Karsh and now you say they would then again let us know be them other they're not they're not they no not at all they've been through worse she live thanks for coming on good to talk to you that's Sheila Cohen from the Langham Place for clinic in Northampton on back roads she said where the road has been kept reasonably clean as a people have been able to make it through to get their feet sorted and treated Let's check on the news headlines at $417.00. Snow ice and strong winds are continuing to cause disruption across large parts of the u.k. . County Council says it's doing crease library opening hours after announcing immediate dramatic cuts earlier in the week charge of $35.00 pounds will be introduced later this year for the collection of garden wastin Daventry district and its board Rob horn and Luther Burrell will continue in midfield tomorrow the Saints face sale at the gardens. a little adult. To do into the roads. Yes indeed well the a 5. Is still partially blocks north bound to right high street because a lorry has become stuck in the snow is now looking very heavy on the. Building is southbound through right as well that's all because of the poor driving conditions in North Hampton chain is struggling in both directions possible Spittal and there delays only a 5 hour wait northbound King full part is like heading into Kettering. General Hospital and placed on the m one a southbound between junction 15 the North Hampton and 14th Milton Keynes while the lorry has its tie changed is still causing it to me problems in fact the m one is looking at the moment on the trains they West Midlands railway have to laze across the network with fewer trains able to run an all time to 9 because of the check with the train company before travelling if he's got a problem call 816842325 time during the next update is in a minute. Proper musician Claridge put the radio in a fancy for the show going to call a ballad but it's not. Annabel. Crabb. About. The back. 5 pints of when she'd. Have to wait for Gerald I'm just happy that you didn't mention my face already and b. When you said thanks during the coffee and nothing. Breaks weekdays from 6 b.b.c. Radio and the about Annabel's coffee Russell's been in touch with us on Twitter there's a when we said how you helping people get through it he says well I'm keeping Sophie Leeming company I'm making a lots of cups of tea Russell thank you very much indeed for that just now that's Russell who's director of rhododendron interest in all things plants and cycling he says thank you very much indeed for getting in touch with us and lose been in touch on Twitter as well to say the thing is this weather makes you realise just how lucky we all are when you live near to all the services the shops the doctors the schools you don't realise that till you get the occasional freaky weather like this Lou thanks for getting in touch maybe you want to get in touch and tell us who the stars. It's a star we're trying to spot today if you know the title of the song it's a bonus but it's the artist we want can you tell us. This cool the 16 a full 23 full. 83 and still a message with all the stuff b.b.c. Radio. Of course rearing its head again today the prime minister has the latest person to make a speech about bricks it's the prime minister trees are begging me for details on how she. Thinks the U.K.'s relationship could work with the e.u. After breaks it it's a speech it's been highly trailed highly anticipated across the way lot of people waiting to see what the prime minister would say accusations that we lacked leadership that we lack direction in the way negotiations were going to proceed and what the you thought about just promise to set out what she described as some hard facts about departure now I'm hoping we'll be able to talk to reporter Georgie Russell who was listening to what the prime minister had to say and is in Westminster at the moment we're having difficulty making contact in the where is the snow that's got in the way or what it is but hopefully we can get in touch before too long to check exactly what the prime minister had to say just in fact we can do that right now is that George Russell Yes Hello Georgie Hello factor coming out so what it treason I had to say people saying previously this week we lack direction without leadership she has to try and put that right did she do it. Yes she was coming off the back of lots of different talks this week not least from former prime ministers Tony Blair and so John Major. Laying out their vision for BRICs it's of course the only one that really counts is the serious one the one led by the prime minister one that can actually happen and it was today was her chance to really put some detail on the bones of what until now has really been more broad a visionary rhetoric and her European negotiating colleagues have been asking for this detail for some months now what she wants to do with her speech today was bring together all the rallying parties those from the remaining camp those from the BRICs it can also appeal to her to the e.u. Negotiating teams over the channel by presenting them with something credible she's been facing accusations of being on realistic and had demands and also to the u.k. As a whole to show that she is delivering a referendum result so she had a lot to achieve the initial reaction has been good as far as she and her team feel the cause there was something in here for everybody but the whole point was to show that there can be common ground in order for that to be progress in this very very complex negotiating process it is indeed very complex resented being new in what she said Georgie Yes there was and there was a lot to get your head round and more detail will slowly emerge from those words as the weekend rules out I'm sure but the most interesting thing was the hard fact she kept referring to the the phrase hard fact she chose specially to show that we are able to compromise negotiation requires both sides accepting at times that you don't get what you want she did say today that we may well have to accept reduced market access when we're trading our goods and services with the e.u. Off to Bret's it because we're not. Mistaya the single market in the customs union that was a movement of the goalposts She also talked about how the European Court of Justice is jurisdiction will come to an end in the u.k. But actually it will remain for eventually we will adhere to it we were further to it and Britain will continue to pay into some e.u. Agencies so therefore the regulations and rules surrounding the work of those agencies will remain the same and also we will have to agree when making trade arrangements not to undercut e.u. Colleagues if we want access to their markets now these are all arrangements that will impress those who wanted a soft Breck's at the remaining is but it won't upset too much the BRICs it is because she said we will remain sovereign our parliament will remain so from because we're delivering the referendum result we're coming out of the e.u. So if we need to make changes to this and diverged further from e.u. Regulations in the future we will be able to do so so we did start to get some real flesh on the bone Also with us the Northern Ireland border which has been receiving a lot of press of course over the last few weeks and months she was very clear successive British governments of Tolleson to secure peace in Northern and she is not going to be the prime minister that oversees a return to a hard border of the past physical infrastructure along the border but she did describe without actually using the term a lighter more high tech border that w