Fri, 24 Dec, 2010 - 07:14
A break in snowfall has given welcome relief in the UK after the worst winter weather for a century.
Roads and rail tracks were expected to get respite from snow but forecasters warned of sharp frosts that would leave widespread ice on the ground.
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