People on frozen water sparks urgent warning from police forces
Suffolk County Council reported on Friday that children in Lowestoft had tested ice on a frozen pond, which after an inspection was only a few centimetres thick.London Fire Brigade said it had received several calls across the week about children and dogs on frozen waters.
BBC forecaster Nick Miller said much milder weather would begin later on Sunday, which would cause ice to thaw. "Temperatures will continue to rise on Sunday night and on Monday, highs of 10C to 15C across the UK can be expected," he added.
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