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Drivers have been warned about very icy conditions affecting many roads across Scotland.
The M8 is closed westbound at Junction 6 Newhouse in North Lanarkshire because of a jacknifed lorry, which has also caused a diesel spillage.
The M77 Kilmarnock to Glasgow road is also closed northbound at Junction 8 Kilmaurs following an accident.
There has been snow in the Inverness area and roads around Fort William and Glencoe are very icy.
Inverness Airport has been closed but is due to reopen at 08:00.
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