Storm Boelo wrecks travel across Britain as 84mph gusts close railways and leave 82,000 properties without power
More than 1,500 flights at Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow have been delayed. Avanti West Coast urged passengers not to travel north of Preston, while P&O cancelled its Cairnryan-to-Larne sailings. Over 400 people were evacuated from a caravan park near Preston, Lancashire. An amber wind warning covering Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and the far north of England stays in force until 9pm.
Network Rail posted a photo of a trampoline beneath a train and urged residents to secure garden furniture.
Floodwater swamped Largs' Main Street, and Tha-Tien-Thai restaurant staff wrote: 'There is nothing left.'
A keeper at Wild Zoological Park in Bobbington was hit by falling branches but is OK.
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