BBC:
Snow has shut Geneva airport, while eight homeless people have died in after the mercury dropped below -20C in Poland
Heavy snowfall has caused disruption across northern Europe, closing airports and bringing traffic to a standstill.
In Poland, eight homeless people died as temperatures fell below -20C (-4F).
Airports were closed in the UK, France and Switzerland. Dozens of flights were affected in Germany and Spain.
Prominent figures including Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero faced delays as they headed to Zurich for the Fifa World Cup vote.
In the Russian capital, Moscow, temperatures dropped to -23.6C (-10.5F), the lowest on record for 1 December since 1931.
SINCE 1931. DESPITE THE FACT THAT CO2 HAS GONE UP EVERY DAY SINCE 1931.
WHAT DOES THIS PROVE? THAT AGW = TFBS.
Send that idiot algore there to stick a thermometer in Red Square....
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