The Latest Breaking News from Storm Eunice

Northern Ireland escaped the worst of the conditions which battered the Irish Republic where a man was killed by a falling tree.

The fire brigade received more calls between 10.30m and 1pm on Friday than it usually does in 24 hours

London Fire Brigade is now prioritising incidents which involve a 'risk to life' after being bombarded with 550 calls in less than three hours, including some 'unhelpful calls'

One man has died while a portion of London's O2 roof has been ripped off

The UK Met Office has issued two red weather warnings in as many months for strong winds. These are the highest threat levels meteorologists can announce, and are the first wind-only red warnings to be issued since 2016’s Storm Gertrude.

All services are currently delayed

Three of us were set to fly out from Dublin Airport at 10:15 with Ryanair, a 40 minute flight across the Irish Sea.

All services to Kent have been cancelled as Storm Eunice wreaks havoc in the capital

BBC presenter Neil Oliver has been widely slated for speaking out against advice from BBC and Met Office saying to stay home despite 100mph winds causing chaos and leaving travellers stranded as trains and planes are cancelled as Storm Eunice sweeps across the UK