Storm Boelo leaves 82,000 properties without power as 84mph gusts ground flights and close rail lines across Britain
Floodwater turned Main Street in Largs, North Ayrshire, into a river, and staff at Tha-Tien-Thai shared footage of their swamped kitchen captioned 'There is nothing left.' Gusts peaked at 84mph in Argyll and Bute on Sunday morning, with 83mph in Snowdonia. More than 400 people were forced to flee a caravan park in Lancashire. An amber 'danger to life' warning stays in force until 9pm.
London's Diwali on the Square celebration in Trafalgar Square has been scrapped entirely.
Network Rail shared a photo of a trampoline wedged beneath a train.
The Worksop Half Marathon was postponed to 24 January 2027 after Clumber Park closed.
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