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As storm eunice arrives, "danger to life" red weather warnings are extended to millions of people across the south—east of england. winds of up to 100 miles per hour are expected — the advice this morning is to stay indoors. coastguards, police and council staff are all on patrol on the north gavin coastline this morning but the worst of the storm is yet to hit. good morning form the rac�*s control centre where drivers are being told to expect disruption on the roads. the early indicators ...

To get bad. at the moment it is raining but not to heavily, but they expect huge amounts of snow to cover at the north of england, northern ireland and scotland, especially on higher ground so thats why there are so many graters out notjust in cumbria but other parts of the north and a warning that snow and ice could be a real problem this morning and afternoon and is part of the country tug at battering only 2a hours ago with storm dudley. northern power grid says it managed to reconnect all th...

But everyone still on high alert. stay safe, john, thanks. lets take you to south wales now and thomas morgan who was in porthcawl. we have been looking at some of the images where you are under wind is picking up right now. they are, at high tide here within they are, you can see the water behind me, the waves offering protection. looking quite angry but the wind is slightly slower than originally predicted but the red warning hasjust originally predicted but the red warning has just come origi...

A stunning night for rangers in europe. they score [i in a thrilling win at german giants its friday, february 18th. our main story: millions of people have been told to stay at home as one of the worst storms in decades hits the uk. there are warnings of flying debris, damage to homes, power cuts and major travel disruption. a rare red weather alert has been issued for the south west of england and south wales, meaning gusts could reach up to 90 miles per hour. there are also ten severe flood w...

Matjoins us in the weather centre. a busy day for you and a cautious day for lots of people. take us through the main morning areas because there are different levels. the red level is the most severe, the storm is not quite with us yet but there was red warning is in force. there are different wind speeds and warning systems by the met office are down to part, the reason we have warnings are notjust the strength of the wind but its peaking with high tide as well and that could cause significant...

Through the day, more wet and windy weather coming but it will be milder on sunday. any clean—up will be hampered by strong winds during the day tomorrow. im back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. and if you are affected by the storm get in touch — hellobbclondon@bbc. co. uk. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and naga munchetty. our headlines today:

On the tubes this morning there are some issues to watch out for. there are are part closures on the overground and that planned closure on the northern line. lets take a look at weather now — heres sarah thornton. good morning. storm eunice is an extremely damaging, destructive and dangerous storm, and we now have a met office red weather warning, the highest tier of all, across london and the south—east, starting at 10am. some early rain associated with storm eunice as it tracks off toward...

Of england, including london. theres also an amber warning for wind across much of england and wales. while there are less severe alerts for wind and snow in much of scotland, the north of england and northern ireland. the storm is impacting travel and transport too. all train services in wales have been suspended. more than a hundred flights have been cancelled. and there have been warnings that some major roads, such as the severn bridges connecting wales and england, are likely to close. the ...

President talking about that weak august jobs report. later today he is in louisiana after the devastation from hurricane ida. well bring it to you when it gets underway. cleanup and recovery effort from idas remnants are in the southeast and across new england record setting storm causing widespread damage leaving some neighborhoods under water. bill hemmer, you made it to friday, congratulations. welcome and thanks for being with us today. dana has the day off. how are you doing? >> sandra: fr...

Racetrack station here it is quiet. we are still under a mandatory curfew until 6:00 a.m. our local time but police cruisers are making sure everybody are in line so its not just a free for all for the gas because were still at a shortage here. of course, we will have more word as president biden comes in later this afternoon to assess the damage. reporting live from new orleans, well send it back to you guys. steve: all right. thank you very much. the cover of "the new york post." there the fac...