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Storm Babet keeps battering Britain: 70mph gales and heavy rain hammer Scotland and the north with red 'danger to life' warning as three die and 55,000 were left without power - Vimarsana News

Storm Babet keeps battering Britain: 70mph gales and heavy rain hammer Scotland and the north with red 'danger to life' warning as three die and 55,000 were left without power

A second rare red 'danger to life' weather warning has been issued for parts of Scotland's east coast, prompting First Minister Humza Yousaf to warn: 'We have not seen the last of this.'

Dramatic moment a bus is swept away in flooded French river after huge rainfall from Storm Aline - as northern Europe faces a battering from Storm Babet - Vimarsana News

Dramatic moment a bus is swept away in flooded French river after huge rainfall from Storm Aline - as northern Europe faces a battering from Storm Babet

At midday today, a yellow bus was swept down a river in Saint-Martin-Vésubie in southern France. Danish meteorologists also issued their highest warning for 'very dangerous weather'.

Storm Babet: Moment bus full of screaming children floods in Derbyshire where 60 people have been rescued from homes and businesses - Vimarsana News

Storm Babet: Moment bus full of screaming children floods in Derbyshire where 60 people have been rescued from homes and businesses

Footage shows the terrifying moment a school bus in Derbyshire full of screaming children is flooded as a second red weather warning is issued, with Scotland set for another four inches of rain.

River Tay rubbish problem revealed - Vimarsana News

River Tay rubbish problem revealed

Cigarette stubs, plastic packets, period products and wet wipes are four of the most common bits of rubbish fished out of the River Tay.