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Hello there. storm eunice turned out to be every bit as powerful and damaging as anticipated. this storm swirled its way eastwards across the uk, with the strongest winds on its southern flank, across the southern half of the uk. the strongest gust, at needles on the isle of wight, was 122 mph, provisionally the strongest wind gust ever recorded in england, but plenty of other places, including gatwick and heathrow airport, had their strongest winds in around 15 or 20 years. and further north, w...

Now some other headlines, northwestern europe, tens of thousands are still without power after a storm in several countries with when speeds up to 122 miles an hour. part of the roof of londons arena was shredded. it killed at least nine people across five nations. increase, 12 people missing after a fire swept through a ferry from western from italy and the sea. most of the 283 were rescued and transported by rescue ships to a nearby island. in beijing, officials rejected a last-ditch request b...

We arejust we are just hearing about the millennium dome has been damaged by storm eunice. witnesses told ap news agency more and more parts are getting ripped off. it is going to be a safety issue for people abound. we can�*t bring new pictures at the moment but it seems that little parts of that riff are in tatters as parts of that riff are in tatters as part of that has been torn off by the winds. we will bring you the latest on that as soon as we can as storm eunice and that red warning af...

Our main story: the big clean—up is set to begin after storm eunice brought damage, disruption and record—breaking gusts of wind to many parts of the uk. around 400,000 homes remain without power and a number of train operators are still warning people not to travel. but efforts to get things back on track could be hampered by a yellow weather warning for ice across northern england, northern ireland and scotland until 9:00am this morning, and the met office has also issued a yellow wind war...

Affected a lot of people day—to—day interaction. weathers been getting from a to b are travelling further afield. more personally for a lot of people, even if they havent necessarily ventured outside of their homes, the times reporting that the storm has cut off at least 200,000 homes. and three or so have been reported to have sadly died from the hundred and 22 mph wind. the picture —— 122 mph. the roof of the 02. itjust shows that the visible indications that the storm has had and prob...

Test, was cleared to compete, but whose hopes last night ended in tears. today, the lack of sympathy shown by her entourage was criticised at the very highest level. it was chilling to see this, rather than to try to to help her, you could feel this chilling atmosphere. as ever, needs to be inch perfect. meanwhile, britains womens curling team are currently playing their semifinal against sweden. victory, and team gb�*s second medal of these games will be guaranteed. andy swiss, bbc news, beij...

Angle, its crazy. the dome of londons 02 has been shredded by the winds, with damage and disruption across the country. a gust of 122mph has been recorded at the needles on the isle of wight, provisionally the highest gust ever recorded in england. there are snow and ice warnings in northern england, scotland and northern ireland and youre being urged not to travel unless you have to. all trains in wales have been cancelled, with major cancellations and delays on rail lines across the uk. airlin...

Theyre going, its gone!" it was the needles on the isle of wight where a gust of 122 mph was recorded yesterday as the storm moved across the country. numerous trees were uprooted. and vehicles were blown over on the roads. passengers at preston station were typical of those trying to travel today. it was absolutely awful, carnage. cos we got on at the first stop, we got a seat and everything, but it was standing for a lot of people all the way down. people lost their livesl in these winds and c...

Can do it! come on! jerrys newl viewers have been introduced to can do it! come on! jerrys new- viewers have been introduced to all sorts of new terms on a day when pilots have truly proved their mettle, and one that many passengers wont forget in a hurry. david sillito, bbc news, heathrow. filth. sillito, bbc news, heathrow. 0h, es! hard sillito, bbc news, heathrow. oh, yes! hard watch! _ time for a look at the weather. heres ben rich. you were glued to that this morning, apparently? yes, it w...

Opposition parties, the liberal democrats, are calling for the government to come forward with a package of support measures for those affected. we will expect to see, we think, from government later this afternoon. —— expect to hear from the government later this afternoon-— from the government later this afternoon. �*, ., ., afternoon. lets take a breath and see where — afternoon. lets take a breath and see where we _ afternoon. lets take a breath and see where we are _ afternoon. le...