Scotland ice weather warning issued as -8C freeze to be colder than Iceland

Supermarkets are warning customers to check certain products in their kitchen cupboards as some items are being recalled. Asda, Iceland, Aldi and Tesco have all sent out alerts over products including chicken pies, digestive biscuits and Easter eggs.

Pregnant women have been issued a warning over eating smoked fish after an outbreak of listeria.

Scotland is set for warmer temperatures over Easter weekend following a recent cold snap.

The UK’s leading fraud prevention service, Cifas, has issued a scam warning to gas and electricity customers following numerous reports from energy suppliers that many pre-payment account holders have been offered discounted prices by criminals, which could in fact lead to even higher bills.

Since the start of the first coronavirus lockdown in March 2020, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been encouraging employees who have been asked to work from home by their employer to claim a tax break to help with higher energy costs.

Parents have been issued a warning as more Kinder Surprise products have been recalled over fears they may contain salmonella.

Lise Pedersen Filmmakers Sara Dosa and Lars Ostenfeld, whose docs “Fire of Love” and “Into the Ice” are vying for the top Dox:Award at Copenhagen Intl. Documentary Film Festival, have opened up about the creative challenges of making films about science and climate change during a morning talk at the fest’s industry events.Dosa’s “Fire of Love,” which premiered at Sundance where it was picked up by National Geographic Films, is a lyrical archival collage of extraordinary archive material about the lives of French volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft.Asked how she chose her story, Dosa explained that she came across them when researching her previous film set in Iceland (“The Seer and the Unseen”), and knew they were the perfect fit.

Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis has warned people not to break the law ahead of gas and electric bill increases after fans questioned him about their meter readings. From April 1 households all across the UK will see a sharp increase in their energy bills, but there are ways to mitigate the sharp costs.

Despite the glimpse of summer we felt last week, the sunny weather has come to an abrupt halt and replaced with freezing temperatures. Last week, the weather was deemed "unseasonably warm" as temperatures hit record highs for this time of year. However, if you put away your winter coat you might want to dust it back off as the UK gears up for freezing weather and even snow and hail in some parts.The Met Office has issued a weather warning in parts of Scotland ahead of the freezing weather due to hit this week.

A warning for ice has been issued across Falkirk just days after the district basked in 18C sunshine.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice with parts of Scotland set for freezing temperatures just days after a spring scorcher.