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Storm Arwen.Michelle Duque, 48, and son Adam narrowly avoided serious injury when the branches smashed into their property just inches from where they were sleeping.The huge poplar tree which backs onto their property in Leominster, Herefordshire, came down in 90mph winds as Britain was battered by strong storms.Michelle says the shock has left her unable to eat or sleep properly almost two weeks after the tree caused £50,000 of damage to her roof and walls.The mum-of-three has been temporarily moved into alternative accommodation after her end-of-terrace home was left with a gaping hole in it.

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OUR Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen has revealed all about her "low point" at Ravenseat Farm after Storm Arwen hit. During an appearance on ITV's Lorraine earlier this week, the mum-of-nine, 47, opened up about how the killer weather conditions affected her home.

I'M A Celebrity fans are convinced they have spotted an intentional trend in this year's trials after series has been hit by two storms. Eagle-eyed viewers have noted how all of the trials have been moved inside - and are sure it's to prevent the celebs from freezing in the sub-zero temperatures.

After two storms in the space of two weeks hit Scotland, many across the country have been affected by power cuts.

Storm Barra this week is set to get worse today as flooding is predicted to follow disastrous power cuts.It comes after the nation was blasted yet again yesterday after strong 86mph winds, torrential rain, and heavy snow affected every corner of the British Isles, causing localised flooding and travel disruption.Over in Ireland, 50,000 homes have been left without power, only a matter of days after Storm Arwen plunged scores of villages in Scotland and Northumberland into darkness.And now 76 new flood warnings and alerts have been issued by the Environment Agency across the north and south of England for Wednesday, as it is feared a 'perfect' mix of conditions is turning the storm into a so-called 'weather bomb'.The Environmental Agency has

ITV's I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here has begun eliminating contestants from the show, which is filmed at Gwrych Castle, north Wales. So far, we’ve seen two people voted off by the public, with another having to leave after falling unwell.

Nicola Mclean has claimed I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! 2021 contestants were "paid to have a jolly up" as they enjoyed luxuries during their mini-break from filming after Storm Arwen forced the stars to leave camp.

I’m A Celebrity is set to be hit by another storm as the Met Office issues a weather warning. The Met Office has issued a series of yellow Severe Weather Warnings for wind and snow across the UK in response to Storm Barra, with a yellow warning for wind in the county of Conwy, where the I’m A Celeb castle is located.The warning came into place at 9am and will last until midnight, with the possibility of further warnings in the coming days.There are warnings of power cuts and travel disruption in place with winds reaching up to 70mph in coastal areas.

THE I'm A Celebrity stars will once again have to brace themselves for cold and windy weather as they are due to be hit by a second storm. Storm Barra - which is due to bring 24 hours of rain and sub-zero temperatures - will hit Gwrych Castle in Abergele, Wales, this week.

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Storm Barra is set to cause meteorological mayhem this week as all of the UK is affected by a series of weather alerts.The triple threat weather front is set to bring heavy snow, 70mph gales, and treacherous ice for a wintry Tuesday.The Met Office has announced several weather warnings covering snow, ice, and wind for Brits over the next two days.On Tuesday, heavy snow is expected to fall across northern parts of the country leading to traffic chaos and fears rural communities may be cut off.Power cuts may also affect more Brits after thousands were left without electricity due to Storm Arwen last week.More than 3,000 homes were powerless in the north east on Sunday evening, nine days after Storm Arwen hit.The snow alert covers areas in

Storm Barra has been declared a “danger to life” by weather forecasters as it blows in today.

Care home bosses have thanked local heroes for their help during Storm Arwen.

The Met Office have issued yellow weather warnings for snow and wind with the winter's second storm set to arrive in Scotland tomorrow.

Channel 5 star is famed for being the Yorkshire Shepherdess on the beloved family farming show - Our Yorkshire Farm - alongside her husband Clive and their nine kids.However, Amanda's farm was recently hit by Storm Arwen - and it left the family without water or electricity.Amanda spoke to ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly on Monday (December 6) about the impact of the storm, and how she deals with life in the spotlight.During their chat, Amanda said: "The storm has played such a big part this last week.""Of course," nodded Lorraine."What with the weather we have had...," Amanda added, saying: "We've had no electricity, no water."Lorraine asked: "How did you get on with that storm? Were you OK?"Amanda replied: "Well we are OK because we are all

Dame Arlene Phillips has revealed what the stars really got up to when they were removed from the castle during I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here.

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I'M A Celebrity fans all said the same thing after Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly made huge announcement on the show. Sunday night's instalment of the ITV show saw Strictly legend Arlene Phillips, 78, get the boot.

I'm A Celebrity viewers had the same criticism as an announcement was made at start of show on Sunday night (December 5). The duo announced that the votes were open as they encouraged fans to vote to save their favourite stars.

The final properties left without power following Storm Arwen nine days ago have been reconnected.