Sat, 26 Dec, 2015 - 21:29
Travel woes on St Stephen's Day have been compounded by flooding as the UK's roads struggle to cope with the deluge of rain.
North Wales has been worst hit, with drivers being forced to abandon their waterlogged cars in some areas.
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