Storm Dennis: Last News

BBC programme DIY SOS has transformed the lives of hundreds of families since it first aired in 1999.Hosted by Nick Knowles, the team have joined forces with local communities across the country to renovate the homes of many families, some of who have sadly suffered heartbreaking real-life tragedies.The impact of the DIY SOS team has helped people move into the next chapter of their lives, with some saying that they do not know where they would be without them.READ MORE:DIY SOS could have faced 'axe' if BBC bosses refused to let Nick Knowles returnOn the anniversary of DIY SOS' first broadcast, Daily Star takes a closer look at some of the show's real-life tragedies - and how the team helped to transform the family's lives.

urban exploring group has shared photos of their fearless venture onto a famous "ghost ship" wreckage, which floated at sea without a crew or captain for 18 months.The abandoned merchant vessel was left at sea in October 2018 and washed up on the Irish coast amid Storm Dennis in February 2020. The crew were left stranded when its engines failed in the Atlantic Ocean during a voyage from Greece to Haiti.

@lostirelandTikTok account, he shows the huge ship marooned on the rocks in Ireland after drifting there completely unmanned in 2020 following an engine failure in the Atlantic Ocean two years earlier.The ghost ship is now half ashore in Ballycotton, Cork, after being washed up in Storm Dennis and the photographer shows the waves lapping against the ruined hull.He climbs aboard the rusting boat and shows how the pulleys and ropes have just been left on the deck.Do you find abandoned places beautiful? Have your say and see what others think in the commentsThe explorer also moves down the walkway on the side of the ship and passes by ladders and doorways.He is at quite an extreme angle due to the position of the ship on the rocks and the

Met Office that it's on its way.

Dance studios delighted to expect returning students on August 31Perth and Kinross Council asked for the organisation’s help when much of Perthshire was deluged by heavy rainfall overnight on August 11/12.Director, Carol Raeburn told the PA: “We were contacted by Perth and Kinross Council to come and support them.”Homes and businesses in Alyth, Bridge of Earn, Dunning, Kinross and Perth were all affected by flood damage.And Carol believes global warming means storms such as the severe one a fortnight ago could sadly become more common.She explained: “I think with climate change this may be the way of the future.

Drayton Manor is offering bargain prices to lure visitors back this summer.

The owner of a cat who was stolen, hidden then sold online for £50, is warning Scots to be vigilant.

Boris Johnson spent nearly two weeks out of the public eye, staying  at a taxpayer-funded country mansion with his girlfriend as ministers held emergency meetings on the coronavirus crisis.

An oil rig worker who smashed up his Porsche whilst he drove home drunk in the wake of Storm Dennis has been banned from driving after he blamed last month's 140mph ''super-cyclone'' for the crash.

Homes and businesses are at risk of flooding again with more heavy rain on the way just weeks after Storm Dennis devastated parts of Britain.

Flood-hit parts of Wales face more misery, with yellow weather warnings issued for Monday and Tuesday.

The pilots of the world's biggest passenger plane have been criticised by its own airline Etihad Airways after their daring attempt to land at Heathrow Airport went viral on YouTube.

Two pilots have been reprimanded by their airline after performing a dramatic landing while their plane was buffeted by Storm Dennis winds .

Hero firefighters have saved the life of a stricken horse who became stranded in Storm Dennis .

The UK is set to be hit by more wet weather in the coming days, following on from the 'wettest February on record'.

Pictures have captured the shocking scenes in a Welsh village that was severely hit by flash flooding on Wednesday night.