The Kansas City Chiefs' travel to Denver for Sunday's Week 18 game against the Broncos was delayed Saturday due to icy conditions in Missouri. The

The Kansas City Chiefs were stranded at Kansas City International Airport on Saturday as an ice storm shut down operations, preventing their chartered jet from departing for their game against the Broncos on Sunday in Denver.

A Bristol Airport spokesperson told the Bristol Post: "The Bristol Airport team are working hard on snow clearing but challenging weather means that flight operations have been suspended until later tonight. This will mainly impact inbound flights but any concerned customers are advised to contact their airline for more information."

It comes as two amber weather warnings take effect. Large parts of the UK are facing heavy snow and freezing rain, which is likely to cause disruption. The Met Office said there was also a “good chance” that rural communities could be cut off thanks to the weather, with up to 30cm of snowfall expected in some areas.

Amber and yellow weather warnings are in place across the UK, with heavy snow and freezing rain forecast this weekend Snow is beginning to fall across many parts of the West this evening. In Somerset,