Britain is bracing for the coldest night of the season, with temperatures expected to drop to a record-low of -10.9 degrees Celsius in the county of Cumberland. The severe cold snap has led to the closure of hundreds of schools in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Travelers in the UK are facing difficulties due to the extreme weather conditions, with flights grounded at Belfast and Liverpool airports due to snow on the runways.
The UK Met Office has warned that the cold snap will persist throughout the country, with the possibility of snowfall in Northern Scotland and Northern Ireland. Western Wales, South-West and Eastern England can also expect snowfall.
This extreme weather has raised concerns about the safety of residents, particularly the elderly and vulnerable populations. Authorities are urging people to take necessary precautions and stay indoors during the cold snap.
Meanwhile, in unrelated news, the opening of the Palestinian Embassy in London has been hailed as a historic moment by Palestinian officials. The embassy was officially inaugurated yesterday, marking a significant development in Palestinian-British relations.
In other news, a third Afghan refugee has been deported from Germany, this time for his alleged involvement in narcotics smuggling. The move has raised concerns about the treatment of Afghan refugees in Europe.
In Venezuela, opposition leader Juan Guaido has vowed to continue his fight against President Nicolas Maduro, despite the US government’s recognition of Maduro as the legitimate leader. The situation remains volatile, with both sides engaging in a bitter power struggle.
In a separate development, the US government has issued a warning to citizens traveling to Venezuela, citing the risks of violence and civil unrest. The move has sparked concerns about the potential for US military intervention in the country.
In a surprise move, interim President Delcy Rodriguez has offered to cooperate with the US government, sparking hopes for a resolution to the crisis. The United Nations Secretary-General has expressed concern about the situation in Venezuela, calling for a peaceful resolution.
In a related development, Colombian President Ivan Duque has warned that any US military intervention in Venezuela would be a “catastrophic” move, citing the potential for widespread human suffering. The US government has denied any plans for military action, but the situation remains tense.
In a separate news, the Indian government has announced a crackdown on protests in Kashmir, following the death of a young Kashmiri man in a police crackdown. The move has sparked widespread condemnation from human rights groups and international leaders.
In a related development, the US government has announced a new sanctions regime against Venezuela, citing the country’s “humanitarian crisis.” The move has sparked concerns about the potential impact on the Venezuelan economy and the country’s citizens.
In other news, the Pakistani government has announced a national mourning period for the death of a prominent Pakistani politician, who passed away yesterday. The funeral prayers will be held in Lahore today.
