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doors or windows before the storm, secure loose objects, things like garden furniture. thereafter read that online rather than newspapers because there being told don't make any repairs while the storm is ongoing. work from home, avoid travel if possible and don't pose for any dramatic selfies on nec friends because that's a very bad idea. those ways could get very high. we saw storm dudley which cause travel disruption, or cancel train, fallen trees left without power. it seems that storm eunice is set to be worse. some parts of england, southwest of england and south wales are on a regular and thatis south wales are on a regular and that is quite rare. the army has been placed on standby and it could get quite bad. we been placed on standby and it could get quite bad-— get quite bad. we will bring in the sun as well _ get quite bad. we will bring in the sun as well which _ get quite bad. we will bring in the sun as well which is _ get quite bad. we will bring in the sun as well which is a _ get quite bad. we will bring in the sun as well which is a more - get quite bad. we will bring in the i sun as well which is a more dramatic headline in the mail. hundred mile an hour killers storm says the sun
everyone involved in this. do you get a sense of how well the uk i everyone involved in this. do you - get a sense of how well the uk deals with notjust the warnings but the storms themselves compared to episodes in the past? i remember 1987 but how do you get a sense of how the uk does this? is a how the uk does this? is a neighbour in 1987 in the metro _ how the uk does this? is a neighbour in 1987 in the metro they _ how the uk does this? is a neighbour in 1987 in the metro they are - in 1987 in the metro they are saying that the damage to the storm tomorrow could be like the january 1990 storm which killed nearly 50 people and caused three billion pounds worth of damage. i was born in 1990 for so i don't remember i believe that either of those. it sounds like it could get very bad. if it's being compared to that 1990 storm. ~ . ., if it's being compared to that 1990 storm. ~ .., ., if it's being compared to that 1990 storm. ~ ., ., ., , storm. will come at age a little bit later in this _ storm. will come at age a little bit later in this paper— storm. will come at age a little bit later in this paper review. - storm. will come at age a little bit later in this paper review. let's - storm. will come at age a little bit later in this paper review. let's go| later in this paper review. let's go to international politics without the daily telegraph. as usual, almost every night will be due the papers there is a line on ukraine. the telegraph focuses on britain as well for us this picture boris johnson, he's in a typhoon fighter but that clearly not in top gun gear
the daily telegraph has us and uk warn of russia false flag attacks. which could give the kremlin in excuse to invade. a mirror investigation claims are thousands of elderly residents have been forced out of private care homes in a social care closure. quite a lot in the papers tonight. focusing on the incoming storm, storm units. two problems, by the time people read these papers in the morning the warnings again to be out of date for when the storm arrives. never shoot the big boys again have to stay home. never shoot the big boys again have to stay home-— to stay home. definitely, definitely. _ to stay home. definitely, definitely. i— to stay home. definitely, definitely. i know - to stay home. definitely, i definitely. i know several to stay home. definitely, - definitely. i know several people who have already been told to work from home tomorrow. those people who unlike me, a luckyjournalist like me can always choose to work from home and been told to do so. people have been told to close firmly any
with it! for the brit told to stay home as eunice rawers in. we've been covering the slot during the day for the pay headline from the daily mail does stand out. uk breakforcing jet storm. do we know what a sting jet storm. do we know what a sting jet storm really means? i storm. do we know what a sting 'et storm really means?�* storm really means? i have to confess. _ storm really means? i have to confess. my — storm really means? i have to confess, my knowledge - storm really means? i have to confess, my knowledge is - storm really means? i have to i confess, my knowledge is maybe storm really means? i have to - confess, my knowledge is maybe not the best_ confess, my knowledge is maybe not the best on_ confess, my knowledge is maybe not the best on this particular issue. but sting — the best on this particular issue. but sting jet calling several papers of what's _ but sting jet calling several papers of what's the worst in 30 years. across — of what's the worst in 30 years. across the _ of what's the worst in 30 years. across the whole of the british state. — across the whole of the british state, everything has to be battened down for— state, everything has to be battened down for the ball rail services and wells— down for the ball rail services and wells have — down for the ball rail services and wells have been canceled, the army is on standby, everyone across the whole _ is on standby, everyone across the whole of _ is on standby, everyone across the whole of the country is being urged to stay— whole of the country is being urged to stay at— whole of the country is being urged to stay at home. particularly for those _ to stay at home. particularly for those in — to stay at home. particularly for those in the southwest and in wales. i'm currently speaking to you from north— i'm currently speaking to you from north york— i'm currently speaking to you from north york shire with the east coast main line _ north york shire with the east coast main line advising not to travel tomorrow— main line advising not to travel tomorrow which is quite far away from _ tomorrow which is quite far away from when — tomorrow which is quite far away from when the storm is going to hit the worst— from when the storm is going to hit the worst part of the uk here. this