Vast swathes of Britain fell below freezing last night - with -13C (8.6F) recorded in Shropshire - and forecasters warned of another 'chilly' night to come, with a further ice warning in place for tomorrow morning. Passengers travelling on Eurotunnel Le Shuttle services in both directions between Folkestone and Calais faced huge delays overnight, with the firm blaming damage to the power supply on 'horrific' weather conditions. Motorists were warned to take extra care, with The AA saying today would be 'extremely busy' as freezing temperatures cause 'even more hazardous conditions on already wet and slippery roads'. Pictured: An aerial view over Leicestershire today (left), horses train in snow on the gallops at Newmarket, Suffolk (top right), deer in the morning frost on Ashley Heath in Dorset (bottom right), and a map showing snow [in blue] over Britain (bottom left).

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