Snow and ice warnings issued for Falkirk as temperatures plummet

Welcoming a child into the world is naturally an experience of mixed emotions. But after Dancing on Ice pro Yebin Mok had to have her daughter via a Caesarean, she admits that she was 'disappointed'. The professional ice skater welcomed daughter Lilia in October with husband Dr Tom Naylor and the tot is a little sister to their son, five year old Theo.

After exclusively announcing the birth of their second child late last year, Dancing On Ice pro skaters Yebin Mok and Dr Tom Naylor couldn’t wait to officially introduce their bundle of joy to OK! readers. Lilia Song-i Naylor made her grand entrance on October 21, giving the couple’s five-year-old son Theo a little sister. Yebin was back on the ice just eight weeks after her C-section and she and Tom are looking forward to getting involved with some of the ITV show’s professional routines this series.

Dancing On Ice's recent episode saw rugby pro Ben Foden become the first star to be voted off, after the dreaded skate-off.The 36 year old performed with pro Robin Johnstone as he went against Ria Hebden and Lukasz Rozycki, and it was Ben who said goodbye after the judges shared their votes. In the jam-packed show, we also saw a range of new celebs take to the ice, with Love Island's Liberty Poole wowing to Shout Out To My Ex, and Regan Gascoigne bringing a tear to everyone's eye with his stunning performance. While the performances all seemed seamless, our OK! columnist and Dancing On Ice Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston fills us in on the behind-the-scenes action, including some nasty scrapes on the ice.

Rachel Stevens has confirmed her Dancing On Ice return after recovering from her wrist injury. Earlier this week, the former S Club 7 star, 43, revealed she had to pull out of skating on Sunday's show (January 23) after she fractured her wrist following a fall on the ice with pro Brendyn Hadfield. Speaking on Sunday's episode of Dancing On Ice, Rachel revealed that she returned to the ice on Saturday (January 22) and will be back performing next week for the ITV competition's Movie Week.

Dancing on Ice fans watched this season's first celebrity skate-off as TV presenter Ria Hebden took to the ice again for a showdown with rugby player and Celebrity X Factor star Ben Foden.

Rachel Stevens is set to make her return to the Dancing On Ice rink after recovering from her wrist injury. Earlier this week, the former S Club 7 star revealed she had to pull out of skating on the show this Sunday (January 23) after she fractured her wrist following a fall on the ice. However, it appears that the 43 year old has made a quick recovery as she was seen back in rehearsals with her skating partner Brendyn Hadfield, 36, on Saturday.

Dancing On Ice star Rachel Stevens, 43, is set to make a surprise return to the rink after she was seen back in rehearsals with her partner Brendyn Hadfield, 36, on Saturday. The S Club star revealed earlier this week she will be sitting out of this weekend's live show after she sustained the injury during a training session.   Speaking to The Sun Rachel said: 'I'm so happy to be back on the ice.

Ria Hebden has shared the touching words of encouragement her son Noah shared with her ahead of her Dancing on Ice skate-off on Sunday 23 January. Lorraine's entertainment reporter Ria, 39, made an incredible first impression on the Dancing on Ice judges with her debut skate on Sunday 16 January.The TV star performed to Harry Styles' hit Treat Each Other With Kindness with her skating partner Łukasz Różycki in a Great Gatsby inspired costume. Despite her debut performance looking much more like she was further along in the competition, Ria and Łukasz are facing the skate-off following the public vote.

Dancing on Ice partner Rachel Stevens. She jokingly said fans had "convinced" her he will cheat as she asked fans not to vote for him on Sunday in a sarcastic post on Instagram.

Bo’ness will be the pilot area as Falkirk Council starts to firm up plans to tackle ‘hot spots’ across the district that are prone to flooding in heavy rain.

Security experts have warned about a new crime technique being used by burglars to destroy people’s locks during break-ins.

Lateral flow testing is as important as ever as Scots are no longer required to take a PCR test to confirm a positive Covid result.

A yellow weather warning is in place for ice in West Dunbartonshire from this afternoon.