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The ice and snow covering swathes of the UK continued to melt away – but the thaw may not herald the end of the bitter weather, forecasters have said.

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The cold snap has returned with a vengeance on what is traditionally the chilliest day of the year as heavy snow, a lack of grit, potholes and freezing temperatures create yet more hazardous driving conditions for motorists.

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Icy roads and snow showers continue to hamper Britain’s struggle back to normality, although the big freeze has eased its grip slightly.

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More snow for big-freeze Britain is putting further pressure on the country’s already-stretched winter resources.

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Commuters had to endure another morning of hazardous journeys to work, with roads rendered treacherous by icy conditions and rail services badly disrupted.

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Travellers have endured nightmare conditions as heavy snow caused chaos on the roads and railways and at airports.

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Britons have endured more travel chaos as snow blanketed much of the country, with airports shut, roads closed and train journeys cancelled.

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Gordon Brown has signalled a major tightening of security at UK airports, insisting it was “essential” to respond to new terrorist threats.

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Tests will start next year on cars that “drive themselves” in an initiative which could become a reality within 10 years.

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Further snowfalls held up the post-Christmas return to work, with air, rail and road travel all affected.

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