Snow and ice continue to cause travel chaos across the UK, disrupting the Christmas holiday plans for thousands.
Thousands of people were trapped in their cars overnight after snow and ice brought roads to a standstill.
The AA said Monday was its busiest day in 10 years with its own patrols getting stuck.
BBC forecaster Chris Fawkes said ice was the major problem, and there would be more snow in northern Scotland and north-west England.
Police said heavy snow was causing "mayhem" on the roads in Aberdeen. Falling ice also affected both Severn bridges but both have now re-opened.
Tractors had to be used to remove snow from the ground at Manchester Airport in north-west England.
Some children and adults enjoyed the snowy conditions following overnight snowfall in Basingstoke, Hampshire.
Eurostar has resumed operation of high-speed trains through the Channel Tunnel after three days with no service.
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