Get ready for 'wet and windy' New Year's Eve - as snow could hit parts of UK

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Get ready for 'wet and windy' New Year's Eve - as snow could hit parts of UK

Revellers are set for a "wet and rather windy" New Year's Eve, with the potential for a snowy Hogmanay in Scotland.

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News video: Here Are Some Budget Friendly New Year’s Eve Ideas for Those Who Still Don’t Have Plans

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New Year’s Eve is almost upon us which usually means overpriced champagne and getting stuck in a cab when the clock strikes midnight. And if you’re like many Americans who were not treated well in 2024, here are a few ideas to do New Years on a budget. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.

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