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Drivers in the UK struggle to work after early snowfall

Motorists battled with hazardous conditions on the roads today as the widest-spread November snowfall for 17 years gripped the UK.

Thu, 25 Nov, 2010 - 10:53

Motorists battled with hazardous conditions on the roads today as the widest-spread November snowfall for 17 years gripped the UK.

Parts of the UK were blanketed in white as many woke to wintry scenes and freezing temperatures following a bitterly cold night.

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