'Exceptional' Storm Ingunn smashes into Britain: 'Weather bomb' tears through northern England and Scotland with 100mph winds - as forecasters issues tornado warning and trains and ferries are cancelled

Storm Ingunn, named by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, became a 'weather bomb' this morning as its central pressure falls by up to 50 millibars over 24 hours.

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