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Officials say due to the widespread nature of the damage, it could take several days to reach all the areas affected. president biden has promised financial assistance, including immediate help for those people who are now homeless. but recovering from this will take years. peter bowes, bbc news. i want to bring you an update on the case of the british men voters in paris have opted overwhelming to ban rented electric scooters from the streets of the french capital. the referendum was called by the city's mayor after three people died, and more than 400 were injured, in accidents involving eâ€...

Voters in paris have opted overwhelmingly to ban rented electric scooters from the streets of the french capital. the referendum was called by the city's mayor after three people died, and more than 400 were injured, in accidents involving e—scooters last year. for more, here's our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. well, this result is not at all unexpected. as everyone had predicted, not least the operators, the people who've turned out to vote are the people who hate e—scooters. and the people who use them, who tend to be younger, and many tourists as well, didn't turn out to vote. so...

Out at once. the wind started picking up and picking up and picking up. you could feel it, i mean... the whole house, you could feel it shaking. officials say due to the widespread nature of the damage, it could take several days to reach all the areas affected. president biden has promised financial assistance, including immediate help for those people who are now homeless. but recovering from this will take years. peter bowes, bbc news. voters in paris have opted overwhelming to ban rented electric scooters from the streets of the french capital. the referendum was called by the city's mayor...

Voters in paris have opted overwhelmingly to ban rented electric scooters from the streets of the french capital. the referendum was called by the city's mayor after three people died and more than 400 were injured in accidents involving e—scooters last year. for more, here's our paris correspondent, hugh schofield. well, this result is not at all unexpected. as everyone had predicted, not least the operators, the people who've turned out to vote are the people who hate e—scooters. and the people who use them, who tend to be younger, and many tourists as well, didn't turn out to vote. so w...

Not least the operators, the people who've turned out to vote are the people who hate e—scooters. and the people who use them, who tend to be younger, and many tourists as well, didn't turn out to vote. so we have this very, very strong vote of 90% of people turning out saying they want to ban them, which, you know, fits with what the mayor herself, anne hildalgo wanted. and it should mean by the end of the summer that there are no more of these free—floating e—scooters on the streets of paris. one has to say straight away that this does not mean a ban on e—scooters in general. there a...