Trains are cancelled and events are scrapped as Storm Boelo brings 80mph gusts to Scotland just a day after Storm Austen
An amber wind warning covers Scotland and northern England down to Carlisle until 9pm on Sunday, with the Met Office warning of danger to life. Around 944 homes across Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Warrington lost power, including 201 in Warrington. Dozens of flights were cancelled. Residents of Astley Bridge in Bolton were told to 'Act Now' over flood risk.
London's Diwali on the Square celebration in Trafalgar Square was cancelled on safety advice.
National Grid has restored more than 124,000 south-west properties since Storm Austen hit.
Network Rail shared images of a trampoline found beneath a train.
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BBC News - ScotlandTrains cancelled and road warnings as Storm Boelo sweeps into ScotlandEvening StandardStorm Boelo: Travel disrupted and events cancelled as UK hit by wind and rainBBC News - EnglandStorm Boelo: Over 200 properties face power cuts in the North WestBBC News - UKThousands still without power as UK braces for worst of Storm BoeloLBCStorm Boelo batters UK as thousands still without powerEvening StandardStorm Boelo: Travel disruption and events cancelled as UK hit by wind and rainBBC News - EnglandThousands without power as rain and wind continuesEvening StandardThousand still without power as second storm hits UK in just more than 24 hoursLBCTravel chaos and tens of thousands without power as Brits brace for second stormThe HeraldAmber warning in force as Storm Boelo brings 80mph gusts to parts of UKThe HeraldWeather warnings for Scotland as Storm Boelo moves inThe HeraldThousands still without power as second storm hits UK in just more than 24 hours
