Gritting trains not deployedpublished at 16:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 January 2017
Great Western Railway says no gritting trains needed
Updates on Friday, 13 January 2017
England's east coast escapes significant flood damage
Thousands of homes evacuated in Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Essex
Seventeen severe flood warnings remain in place
Icy conditions expected across the UK
Emma Atkinson and Cherry Wilson
Great Western Railway says no gritting trains needed
BBC reporter Phil Bodmer is in Scarborough in North Yorkshire, where flooding from the sea is feared:
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Weather warnings are in place in Northern Ireland until Friday.
This picture was taken in Coleraine earlier:
A sledger at Pont ar Daf in the Brecon Beacons:
The weather is affecting the Highlands, central belt and south of Scotland.
The snow-covered commando memorial at Spean Bridge in the Highlands:
People in the Essex village of Jaywick are being told to leave their homes, because of possible flooding.
Police officers will be going from house to house to tell people who live there
From 7am on Friday, residents will be able to go to a centre at Tendring, where they and their pets can stay until it is safe to return.