WEATHER: On Saturday, however, the Met office says there will be a bright, frosty start. Fog slow to clear in places. Turning cloudy, with rain, heavy at times, and strong winds arriving from late morning, giving a risk of further disruption. Maximum Temperature 10 °C.

TRAFFIC: Slow rush hour traffic around Wrexham in the usual locations: A525 Ruthin Road, Kingsmills Road, Mold Road and Grosvenor Road.

FLOODING: A man died after becoming trapped in his car in flood water. The victim’s vehicle was wedged under a bridge near to a ford at Rectory Fields, in Chew Stoke, Somerset, at 8.50pm last night.

TRAINS: Trains are currently unable to run between Holyhead and Bangor - a replacement bus service will operate. It is hoped that services will be able to run to Holyhead from around 12:00.

TRAFFIC/FLOODING: Slow traffic also reported at A4085 Caernarfon, both ways between Lon Arfon and A498 Stryd Smith, because of flooding.

FLOODS: The clean-up is beginning across North Wales this morning.

FACTORY CLOSURE: Deeside pizza factory Paramount Foods is to close, administrators have just confirmed.

FACTORY CLOSURE: Read the full story about the closure of Paramount Foods www.dailypost.co.uk

TRAINS: National Rail Enquiries are reporting trains are resuming between Holyhead and Bangor but with delays of up to 30 minutes expected until approximately 12 noon.

INDUSTRY: Steel giant Tata is cutting 900 jobs and closing 12 sites under plans to improve competitiveness, the firm announced today.
Most of the job losses will be in South Wales, including 500 at the Port Talbot plant, under restructuring of management and administrative posts.

INDUSTRY: But despite the almost 600 job losses in South Wales, Tata Steel is to invest £2.5m into its Deeside site with the creation of 38 jobs. More to follow.

GWYNEDD: As of 10am all main roads are open in the Dwyfor and Meirionnydd areas, including the A499 (Penrhos, Pwllheli); The A4085 (Caernarfon to Waunfawr / Rhyd Ddu) is passable with care; A number of country roads in the Llanllechid, Talybont, Deiniolen and Carmel areas remain closed; Council structural engineers are in the process of inspecting bridges and culverts in the affected areas.

FOOTBALL: Mark Hughes has been sacked as manager of QPR, the club have confirmed on their Twitter feed.

FOOTBALL: Read more on Mark Hughes' sacking as manager of QPR: www.dailypost.co.uk

FLOODING: Read the latest on the situation in North Wales: www.dailypost.co.uk

WEATHER: And for Sunday, the Met office says persistent rain will continue north on Sunday, turning heavy in places but clearing quite quickly from southern parts. Given existing levels of saturation, people should be aware of the risk of localised flooding.

TRAINS: Arriva Trains Wales is saying trains to and from Holyhead are being delayed by up to 15 minutes

FOOTBALL: Two men have been charged with attempted murder after Tottenham Hotspur fans were attacked in Rome, police said today. Officers said two Roma fans - Francesco Ianari and Mauro Pinnelli, both 26 - were charged after Ashley Mills suffered knife wounds to his head and leg during an ambush at the Drunken Ship pub in Campo de Fiori.

TOURISM: Gwynedd is one of the most dependent places in the UK on tourism for employment with it accounting for 14.5% of jobs according to the Office of National Stastics. It was 6th in a league table.