Large parts of the UK have been hit by snow on Tuesday as the country gets its first taste of winter.
The Met Office has issued three yellow weather alerts for snow and ice covering the Midlands, northern England, parts of Northern Ireland and north east Wales.
Motorists have been told to be wary of the icy conditions and train services have been cancelled, with National Rail warning the cold climate would impact various routes on the network until at least 2pm on Tuesday.
Impacted areas included the Bradford Interchange and Huddersfield, and also between Halifax and Hebden Bridge and Hull.
It comes as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued the first amber cold weather health alert of the season this week.
The amber warning covers the east and north of England, midlands, and Yorkshire and the Humber, with yellow alerts coming into place for the South East, South West and London at 8am on Tuesday, lasting until 6pm on Saturday.
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