Carland Cross
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| First episode date | 1996 |
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| Final episode date | 1997 |
| Number of seasons | 1 |
| Number of episodes | 26 |
| Networks | Canal+ |
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| ID | 2477455 |
About Carland Cross
Carland Cross was a 1996 animated detective television series developed with the collaboration of Belgian, French and Canadian broadcasters. It spanned 26 episodes and was based on the comics The Adventures of Carland Cross, by Belgian natives Olivier Grenson and Michel Oleffe.
Cornwall snow: Schools shut and roads blocked
Schools are shut and some roads are blocked after heavy snow fell in parts of Cornwall.
More Than 80 schools and drivers have been urged to take extra care.
Devon and Cornwall Police said The A30 and A39 near Carland Cross , near Truro, were both blocked, with reports of cars and lorries stuck in The Snow .
A Yellow warning for snow for Cornwall and parts of west Devon, and ice in all of Devon, is in place until 10:00 GMT.
Erica, from Four Lanes, near Pool, told BBC Radio Cornwall snow started in The area at about 01:00 GMT and left cars trapped after " they were covered in snow in about an hour".
BBC Radio Cornwall's Emma Clements said St Dennis had experienced " probably around 10cm [4ins]".
She Said from one of The Village 's greens " which is quite near The main road between Newquay and St Austell , which runs right through The Village " it had started becoming slushy by about 08:00.
Cornwall Fire and Rescue Service tweeted it had received reports of on The A39 at Trispen and The A391 at Bugle amid " hazardous" driving conditions.
It said: " If necessary, pull over if it is unsafe to continue. "
Police tweeted that highways staff were aware of problems caused by snow.
" Please allow Extra Time for any journey and drive with care, " The Force said.
The Met Office warning said people should expect rain, sleet and snow, followed by clearing skies leading to icy stretches and some disruption to travel.
Cornwall Council said it had deployed gritters on main routes, but there was still The potential for ice on roads.
Devon County Council said its gritters had been out overnight, treating More Than 2,000 miles (3,220km) of The County 's main routes.
About 14 miles (23km) of cycle routes around Exeter have also been treated.
Devon's volunteer snow wardens have also been advised to Be Prepared to treat priority routes in their local communities This Week .
No schools in Devon have been closed, but some school routes are not operating, The .
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