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Drivers battle through heavy snow
Much of Britain has been hit by heavy snow, creating hazardous driving conditions on the roads. Worst affected were Scotland and northern England, while northern Ireland and Wales also saw snowfall.

MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said up to 10cm of snow was expected to fall in higher areas of northern England and Scotland.
Forecasters warned of difficult conditions in northern England and Scotland, with snow causing slippery roads and poor visibility.

The Met Office issued a severe weather warning for Yorkshire and Humber, the North East, the North West and parts of the Midlands and gritters were out in force in an attempt to keep the motorway network moving.

Drivers were being warned of hazardous driving conditions on the M62 at Rishworth Moor in West Yorkshire. Heavy snowfall caused problems on the Woodhead and Snake Pass transpennine routes.

Snow was also falling in parts of South, North and East Yorkshire. A spokeswoman for North Yorkshire Police said "there are accidents all over the place" as the icy conditions caused vehicles to skid off the road.

There were reports of up to 100 schools closed in West Yorkshire and around 30 shut in North Yorkshire. Passengers at Leeds Bradford Airport faced delays as heavy snow fell on the runway.
Durham Police said the A66 transpennine road was closed westbound to motorists from North Yorkshire to Cumbria because of heavy snow.

Around a dozen schools were closed in rural parts of Northumberland because of the weather.

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