Wed, 07 Dec, 2011 - 17:47
Freezing temperatures which have disrupted Scotland’s roads this week are set to continue, forecasters have warned.
The UK's Met Office issued its highest red-alert warning for winds of at least 75mph between 3pm and 6pm tomorrow.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: ScotlandPlace: StrathclydePlace: TaysidePlace: FifePlace: LothiansPlace: south west ScotlandPlace: Forth and Tay roadPlace: George SquarePlace: A75Place: BarskeochPlace: Newton StewartPlace: DumfriesPlace: A939Place: TomintoulPlace: Cock BridgePlace: Tay Road BridgePlace: Skye BridgePlace: Forth Road BridgePlace: Clackmannanshire BridgePlace: Erskine BridgePerson: Chief InspectorPerson: Davie McCullochPerson: Assistant Chief ConstablePerson: Allan MoffatPerson: Transport MinisterPerson: Keith BrownEvent: Glasgow Loves ChristmasOrganisation: Met OfficeOrganisation: Fife PoliceOrganisation: Central Scotland PoliceOrganisation: Aberdeen City CouncilOrganisation: Transport Scotland
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