Ian Simpson

A significant shift in the weather pattern is underway which will bring Arctic air across the UK from Sunday, leading to a marked temperature drop and potential for snow, particularly across northern and eastern areas.

As Britain's cold spell eases, we examine a November event that, while not unprecedented in timing, was remarkable for its widespread snow coverage and low temperatures.

When Ireland goes to the polls for its general election, on Friday 29 November, it will mark over 100 years of elections using the Single Transferable

As meteorological winter approaches, November 2024's contrasting weather patterns prompt a look at recent UK winters, which have shown notable variations in temperature and precipitation.

Storm Darragh has brought significant disruption to parts of Britain, with Wales bearing the brunt of its impact. As the system moves eastward, we examine its development, current effects, and the notably different weather pattern set to follow.

Every six months or so, since November 2019, the pollster YouGov have been asking the British public the following question regarding electoral reform.

The likelihood of snow on Christmas Day has followed quite distinct patterns since the 60s, and as we examine both historical trends and current forecasts, 2024 appears set to continue our recent run of milder festive periods.

With votes for parties, and independent candidates, other than Labour and the Conservatives reaching a historic high of 42.6%, the 2024 General Election saw a significant shift towards m

While a blustery, showery north-westerly flow will bring some wintry weather this weekend, high pressure is set to build towards Christmas. This means that, despite a brief cold snap, we can expect a predominantly mild and green festive period.

A complex period of weather lies ahead as we move from 2024 into 2025, with an active Atlantic weather pattern bringing rain and gales before Arctic air pushes south across the UK, marking a significant change to the generally mild conditions of late December.