How Britain's Best-Loved Landmarks Look In The Snow
Much of the country has seen a blanket of snow overnight - causing travel disruption. But it looks beautiful. Here's what some of our most cherished landmarks look like this morning.
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1. Sunrise in the snow towards the London Eye: The view from LBC Towers
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2. Victoria Memorial In The Snow
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3. A horse and cart makes its way through the snow down The Mall in London
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4. A woman and child enjoy walking on North Bay in Scarborough
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5. How London's Skyline Looks In The Snow
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6. A commuter walks over the Millennium Bridge by St Paul's Cathedral
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7. The charming beach huts in Blyth Beach, Northumberland
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8. Leicester Square in the snow
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9. The Angel Of The North In The Snow
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10. Walkers in the snow by Another Place by Anthony Gormley, on Crosby Beech near Liverpool
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11. Tourists look at Buckingham Palace In The Snow
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12. Green Park And The Victoria Memorial In The Snow
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13. A guard at Buckingham Palace braves the snowfall
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14. Icicles hang from the frozen elephant fountain in Colchester
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15. Haworth Castle in Yorkshire in the snow
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16. Rochester Castle in the snow
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17. The snow-covered fields of Thirsk at Sutton bank National Park Centre in the North Yorks Moors
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18. Scarborough's North Bay in the snow
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19. It's so cold in Southend, the sea is frozen
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20. The Regent's Canal in London was also frozen over
