Man, 60, is killed by a falling tree near Castle Douglas in what is believed to be Storm Boelo's first death
The 60-year-old was hit at around 10.30am on Sunday on a quiet road at Mid Kelton in Dumfries and Galloway and died at the scene. Police Scotland said the death was not suspicious and a report would go to the Procurator Fiscal. More than 82,000 customers were still without power, the Energy Networks Association said. Gusts peaked at 85mph in Machrihanish, with an amber wind warning in force until 9pm.
Two people suffered serious injuries when scaffolding collapsed on them and were taken to hospital.
Over 400 residents had to evacuate a caravan park in Lancashire.
The Met Office urged people to 'stay indoors as much as possible'.
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