The “Beast from the East” has swept into the UK, causing heavy snow in some areas and leading to warnings of disruption to roads and public transport.
Some parts of the country are set to feel colder than the Arctic Circle as freezing temperatures continue into the week ahead (Victoria Jones/PA)
Doctors have warned that the NHS could struggle to cope with the extra strain caused by the weather (Victoria Jones/PA)
Train services are expected to be cancelled or delayed as the snow sets in (Steve Parsons/PA)
People are being warned to check on elderly or vulnerable neighbours during the cold spell (Steve Parsons/PA)
The public has also been asked to look out for the homeless and report anyone sleeping rough in the freezing conditions to their local council (Steve Parsons/PA)
Commuters walking in the snow on London Bridge (Steve Parsons/PA)
Amber warnings of snow have been issued by the Met Office for north-east, central and south-eastern England on Tuesday, and eastern Scotland on Wednesday (Steve Parsons/PA)
In Wales, people stopped to photograph a frozen waterfall near Pen y Fan mountain (Ben Birchall/PA)