Snow closes Covid vaccination centre and schoolspublished at 12:59 Greenwich Mean Time 8 February 2021
Nearly 400 schools close and there are traffic problems across the county.
Read MoreHuge numbers of visitors flock to beaches in Dorset and Hampshire
BCP Council declares 'major incident' in response to the numbers of people
People from as far away as the midlands have come for the day to the coast
The scenes have been described as a "complete breakdown of decent, normal behaviour"
Reports of anti-social behaviour, illegal parking, piles of litter, overnight camping and gridlock
A councillor said she was verbally abused and spat at as she directed traffic.
Dan Kerins, Andre Rhoden-Paul and Stephen Stafford
Nearly 400 schools close and there are traffic problems across the county.
Read MoreParts of the West Midlands are experiencing snow and ice, with a weather warning in place for some, external until the end of Wednesday.
This was the scene earlier in Leek, Staffordshire, as taken by BBC Weather Watcher Videoman.
Liam Ball took this image a short time ago in Dawley, Shropshire.
Postman Pete uploaded this image taken in Weston-on-Avon, Warwickshire.
While Les at Large captured this lovely image in Wolverhampton this morning.
Farmers have been helping clear snow-clogged roads in parts of Kent to keep rural routes open.
It comes amid widespread snowfall in the county, with 14cm (5.5in) recorded at Manston, on Sunday evening.
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Two vaccine centres in Essex remain shut and snow forces dozens of schools to close.
Read MoreA rock slip has led to part of Swanage beach being cordoned off by coastguards.
The slip at Sheps Hollow follows a spate of recent rainy weather resulting in unstable areas which could easily collapse, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency said.
Dai Jones, coastguard duty controller, said: "If you're lucky enough to live near the coast and be in a position to take your exercise there in line with local Covid-19 restrictions, please do be careful near cliffs."Some of them are really unstable. Stay well back and ensure that you check tide times and weather before setting out."
All the latest headlines from across Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Read MoreWeather for the Week Ahead
People share their photos of snow, as forecasters predict more flurries and ice for the coming days.
Read MorePolice arrest a second teen over the attack that saw beach huts at Mudeford Sandbank set on fire and broken into.
Read MoreThe cold snap will not be as extreme as in 2018, forecasters say, but will cause disruption.
Read MorePhilip Billing's late winner sees Bournemouth end a four-game losing run with victory over Birmingham City.
Read MoreAndrew Dallas scores twice as struggling Weymouth beat nine-man Bromley 2-1 to move out of the National League relegation zone.
Read MoreStorm Darcy mixing with cold air from the east means some heavy snow on Sunday
Read MorePolice say 31 beach huts at Mudeford Sandbank were broken into and three set alight.
Read MoreThe Met Office issues a yellow warning for parts of Wales from 21:00 GMT on Saturday.
Read MoreStorm Darcy adds complications to an already disruptive weather pattern this weekend. Susan Powell takes a look at the Met Office amber snow warning and its expected impacts
Read MoreFundraisers have hit their £100,000 target to erect a statue of Mary Anning in Lyme Regis.
Read MoreParts of Canada and the USA will see some of the coldest temperatures of the winter so far this weekend with daytime highs of -27 Celsius expected in Winnipeg.
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Read MoreThe plastic could have been swallowed by wildlife in the New Forest, Forestry England says.
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