Travellers are being urged to check with their airline as air traffic restrictions are in place at several UK airports due to fog, the country's main air traffic control provider Nats said. Gatwick and Manchester, the UK's second and third busiest airports, were among those affected by the weather.

Heathrow Airport has been forced to cancel as many as 90 flights as huge winds continue to batter the country, amid a number of weather warnings from the Met Office today

Saturday also saw disruption, with a number of ferries between Northern Ireland and Scotland cancelled, speed restrictions in place on some trains in Scotland, a "small number of flights" cancelled at Heathrow Airport due to "strong winds and airspace restrictions", and some road closures in exposed areas.

More than 1,000 flights were delayed at London Heathrow and Gatwick on Friday as fog created travel chaos for UK airports.

Widespread fog has triggered major disruption at Britain's busiest airports, with dozens of flights cancelled and hundreds more delayed across the country. Passengers at Gatwick, Manchester and Heathrow airports are facing significant travel disruption as air traffic restrictions have been implemented due to poor visibility.