Britain continues to suffer travel woes linked to cold, snowy, icy weather, with flights cancelled on the busiest travel day of the year, 23 December, trains suspended and icy road warnings out for much of the country, reports The Times, UK. The national weather service is forecasting improvements starting Christmas Day, 25 December. Meanwhile, Liverpool airport was forced to close, a Ryanair plane skidded off a runway but caused no injuries, and a record 116,000 motorists were helped by the Automobile Association.
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News story, GenevaLunch, 24 December 2009.
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Tags: AA, airplanes, Britain, car breakdowns, ice, John Lennon Liverpool airport, roads, Ryanair, snow, trains, Travel, UK, weather forecast
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