02/03/2018 Newsround

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Hi, I'm Ricky.

Welcome to another chilly Newsround.

Warnings are still in place for snow

and ice as blizzards continue

to sweep across the UK.

Hundreds of schools are still shut.

In Hampshire and Avon

and Somerset overnight,

snow meant people became stuck

on the roads and had

to sleep in their cars.

I've been taking a closer look

at what's been going on...

A week of heavy snow.

It's fallen thick and fast all over

the UK From London ? to Cardiff,

Belfast and Edinburgh.

The weather has closed schools,

roads and overnight hundreds

of people were stranded

in their cars in the

south west of England.

Even the snow ploughs

struggled to clear the roads.

Will we get out? Yes, of course we

will!

Even the snow ploughs

struggled to clear the roads.

For lots of you ? it s another snow

day as many schools remain closed.

and lots of you have been sending

us your weather reports!

Bite, it is Reuben speeding from

Derby. Mine and my sister's schools

and nursery have been closed. And

although it is fun having a day off

we can't go outside because of how

cold the snow is!

And while the snow novelty might be

wearing off for some of you ? this

lot are having the time

of their lives...

And here s one definitely

not to try at home...

Snow canoeing.

Today will be cold and windy yet

again ? with more snow showers

in the north-east...

and some in the south too...

next week will see temperatures

start to pick up once again.

Next to Florida in the US,

where kids have returned to school

after a serious gun attack that

happened there two weeks ago.

The BBC's Paul Blake went to meet

one of the students going back

to lessons for the first time.

Hey, Newsround.

I'm here outside a school in Florida

in the United States.

And it is a big day

for students here.

Their first day back in class

since a gun attack two weeks

ago that shocked people

here and around the world.

17 people were killed and many

others were injured and I caught up

with 16-year-old Lila Skinner

to ask her about how she felt

about going back to school.

It feels really weird because I feel

like I fell out of habit

of going to school everyday.

I'm still a little nervous.

I think eventually it will be normal

again but not the same normal

it was before the...

shooting.

It will probably be a new type

of normal because those 17 people

aren't going to be there.

As the students filed into class

today they were hoping

to return to in your life.

Many people came to greet

them and offer support.

Throughout the school day police

stood guard outside the school

so that all the students

and teachers would feel safe.

After class, Lila met up with some

of her friends and told me how

she felt about her first day

back on campus.

It was really good to

be back in my school.

It was great to see everyone.

People that we didn't even talk to,

we talked to them and we let each

other know that we have each other's

back, we support each other,

my friends and I we hang out

and we paint and laugh and make

jokes to make each other feel better

so we can heal properly.

We're very optimistic

about the future, we are going

to make sure everyone is OK

and we're going to find ways that

work for us and we're

just going to move on.

Now over to the sport

and for the second time in a week

Manchester City have beaten Arsenal

3-0, this time in the

Premier League, take

a look at this ...

Oh, it's a very cute goal!

A very

cute goal indeed.

City have

extended their lead at the top

of the table to 16 points,

and are now only five wins

away from the title.

It's a very different

picture though for Arsenal

who were booed by their fans, well,

the ones that turned up anyway.

Phil Neville made the perfect start

to his time in charge

of the England women's team.

His side thrashed France 4-1

in the SheBelieves Cup in Ohio.

Next up for England,

Olympic champions Germany on Sunday.

That's it from me.

I'll be right back here

in just over half an hour.