Eurostar trains stuck effect grotto due to icebox weather

Four Eurostar trains believe broken alone in the Channel Tunnel due to cold weather, as more snow is expected to cause disruption importance parts of Britain.

The temperature difference between the chilly open belief and warm den under the English Channel caused the trains to rupture down, Eurostar said.

It uttered a rescue locomotive was trying to carry through them out.

More snow and snowy temperatures are expected owing to parts of Scotland and south-east further eastern England.

At least three of the trains were from Paris to London. Two further trains travelling from Brussels further Paris heading seeing the tunnel were sour back.

Driving conditions are treacherous prominence lousy with parts of Britain.

The east of England is expected to receive about 5cm (2in) of snow and the Kent coast up to 20cm (8in) transit.

Kent Police reported delays to the county's ports also to the Eurotunnel.

However the snowfall bequeath not typify for heavy as on Thursday midnight which led to hundreds of nurture closures, explore chaos and thousands of power outages.

The BBC weather unit said the snow showers would die independent in south-east also eastern England by Saturday morning and much of the province would wake to a solitude and bright day.

However more alarming driving conditions are predicted seeing rain, sleet and snow passes outcast through Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England also Wales throughout Saturday afternoon also evening.

The BBC weather unit said this would buy for followed by freezing temperatures leaving widespread icy condition across England by Sunday morning.

Kent Police spoken there are currently traffic hold-ups on main routes in the Folkestone besides Dover suburb and that the Eurotunnel is experiencing delays applicable to weather conditions in France.

There are also problems at the Port of Dover seeing of the another traffic.

British Airways issued a statement, relating to Heathrow Airport, in which it said the snow had caused "long delays throughout Friday and also some cancellations".