Travellers in Britain are still facing disruption after another day of heavy snowfalls. The snow has stopped falling though in London where, in spite of delays on the trains, life is slowly getting back to normal. In London the sun is out and the big thaw is on. On Monday, 10 cm of snow, the most the British capital had seen in 18 years brought much of the city to a standstill. It’s thought a quarter of the UK’s workforce was unable to make it to work, costing the economy over a billion pounds. One day on and some train services are slow to recover from the cold snap, leaving commuters wondering how it could have got so bad.