Parts of Scotland and northern England woke up to a blanket of snow on Friday after the coldest night of autumn/winter so far.
The lowest temperature was minus 9.6C (14.72F), recorded at Altnaharra, Sutherland, in the Highlands, according to the Met Office.
A postbox is surrounded by snow in Penicuik, Midlothian (Jane Barlow/PA)Kasia Wojcik clears snow from her driveway in Penicuik (Jane Barlow/PA)A woman walks through the snow in Penicuik (Jane Barlow/PA)A tractor clears a supermarket car park (Jane Barlow/PA)A man and his dog enjoy a scenic walk near Hexham in Northumberland (Owen Humphreys/PA)A snowplough tackles heavy overnight snow in Carrshield in the Pennines (Owen Humphreys/PA)A Carrshield motorist clears snow from her car (Owen Humphreys/PA)Deep snow in the Pennines makes the morning walk heavy going (Owen Humphreys/PA)A young boxer dog puppy discovers snow for the first time in Leicestershire (Mike Egerton/PA)A dog walker braves the snow at Woolsthorpe Locke (Mike Egerton/PA)More snow has been forecast for over the weekend (Mike Egerton/PA)Rosslyn Chapel surrounded by snow in Midlothian (Jane Barlow/PA)Dave Baptie works in the snow at the Hill End Christmas Tree Centre near Edinburgh (Jane Barlow/PA)