Storm Eunice: Last News

Jonathan Ross and Jane Goodman are doting parents to three children, and on Friday, Jane and daughter Honey headed into London for a spot of lunch.PHOTOS: Jonathan Ross' quirky London home is a world of fun - see insideIn photos shared by the MailOnline, the pair resembled twins as they both sported fiery-orange hair as they braved the winds of Storm Eunice to enjoy some crepes in north London. Although they both rocked the same colour, both opted to go for different styles, with Jane wearing hers in pigtails, while Honey had tied hers up at the back.WATCH: Jonathan Ross shares rare glimpse inside homeAnd both ladies looked very glamorous as they wrapped up warm during their impromptu outing.READ: Who is joining Jonathan Ross on Celebrity Gogglebox? Meet his family hereMORE: Jonathan Ross defends himself over 'genuine mistake' on The Masked SingerJane styled out a black shirt and leggings, topping the ensemble off with a striking red cardigan that featured a bold pattern.Meanwhile Honey opted to go for a pair of black baggy trousers and chunky boots.

A shopping centre in Salford has been closed due to Storm Eunice.

Footage has shown the devastation left by Storm Eunice as Scots were left battling heavy flooding in their street.

Video footage has revealed the brute force of Storm Eunice as it brings chaos to Scotland 's coastal areas.

A minaret at a mosque in Oldham is in danger of collapsing due to gale force winds during Storm Eunice.

Trees have been felled across Greater Manchester as Storm Eunice causes damage and disruption.

Mrs Hinch has camped out in her field shelter with her alpacas as she admits she is "scared" to leave them in the wind. Storm Eunice battered the UK on Friday, with winds reaching highs of 122mph in some locations, and part of the roof being ripped off London's O2 Arena.The 32 year old shared footage of herself sat in the field shelter with her alpacas – Roy, Rodney and Raymond – as she updated her fans. Speaking to her 4.3million Instagram followers, the social media influencer said: "Guys, the wind here is insane.

Ronnie O'Sullivan, 46, after eight years of being engaged.Coming off an Instagram Live which she forgot to save, Laila spoke to her 32,000 fans about manifesting.She explained: "Manifesting is about using the law of attraction to bring into your life the things that you want."I speak about abundance, self-worth, and self-compassion, there is a method to it, although you can still manifest even if you're not very clear about what the method is."Speaking about the extreme weather conditions outside in the UK today, Laila told her followers that now is the perfect time to start changing their lives.She went on: "Manifesting in extreme weather is the perfect time, it's a great time to do it."So we've got a storm today, Storm Eunice, and Storm Eunice will be great to manifest - just getting rid of old, stagnant energy that you've had around."Just let it go with the wind," she advised her fans.She went on: "It's a great time to manifest the end of a situation, let it go."It's a great time to manifest, a storm's end actually is a really powerful time to manifest new beginnings."Storms are great to manifest your inner wisdom and we can all do with a bit of wisdom now and again, nothing wrong with that.Laila continued: "It's a great time to manifest your emotional healing, so use this storm, because you're not going anywhere, hopefully."So use this storm to really work for you, to bring to you the things that you want and the things that you desire, and there's nothing wrong with abundance."There's so much good that can happen, that you can do with abundance."I hope you enjoyed our little chat, ciao," she added, before ending the video.Her video comes a day after she said her break-up with the snooker pro doesn’t have to be “sad”

Jeremy Clarkson’s farmhand Kaleb Cooper, 22, has updated fans on the damage caused by Storm Eunice to the Chipping Norton land.

Big Jet TV today – including those from the world of entertainment.The YouTube channel has built a steady following over the last few years by live-streaming moving aircraft, captured on cameras set up on the perimeter of airports; its biggest audiences usually come during storms and other bad weather conditions.Today (February 18), the channel went viral, hitting a record 200,000 concurrent live viewers – more than many British rolling news television channels receive – for its stream of planes struggling to land in strong winds caused by Storm Eunice at Heathrow airport.A big part of Big Jet TV‘s appeal is the commentary of founder and host, Jerry Dyer, whose unfiltered and excitable delivery often hears him praise pilots and ground teams for their hard work and expertise in landing the aircraft safely in difficult conditions, and screech with delight when a pilot pulls off a challenging landing.As one wobbling Air Algiers flight approached the Heathrow runway this morning, Dyer shouted over the wind: “I think this guy’s gonna struggle. He’s all over the place.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLarge sections of the fabric roof of London’s O2 Arena have been shredded by strong winds from Storm Eunice, causing the venue to close, according to the BBC. The South London venue has been hit by winds of up to 90 mph in one of the worst storms to hit the United Kingdom in recent memory.The closure looks to be relatively brief: a show tonight by AP Dhillon has been moved to Tuesday.A statement on the venue’s website reads: “Due to today’s adverse weather conditions, we can confirm that there has been some damage caused to the tent fabric in our roof at The O2.

A man was killed by a falling tree as he tried to clear up the debris left by Storm Eunice.

A fallen tree has caused a power outage on the train lines near Stockport as Storm Eunice batters the region.

Storm Eunice has caused a wave of train cancellations across the country due to fallen trees and debris on the lines.

The Repair Shop has had to postpone today’s filming amid growing concerns over Storm Eunice. Presenter Will Kirk, 36, has taken to Instagram to announce the news to his 155,000 followers.He expressed concerns over the roof of the barn where filming was due to take place.Sharing a picture of himself enjoying a hot drink by the barn, Will penned: “The calm before the storm.“Filming at the barn has been cancelled today due to #stormeunice.“I’m hoping it's not going to get blown away like in The Wizard of Oz!“I hope you're all keeping safe!” the TV star concluded.Worried fans rushed to the post’s comments section to echo his views on the intense storm.Kaznwig said: “Keep safe all of you.“Just heard Banbury station roof has blown off.“Hope know one was hurt.” (sic)Chris08_ added: “It looks beautiful there Will, I would love to visit and try my hand at restoring something.“Stay safe and don't get blown away ! x”Traceycolwill typed: “Yes bit blowy here in sunny Cornwall!!“We are hoping the worst has past.“Lots of trees down though.

Thousands across the UK have been 'glued' to a nail-biting plane-spotting channel streaming live from London's Heathrow Airport. Big Jet TV fans tuned into the YouTube channel, which has garnered 174,00 subscribers, to watch the moment jets attempted to land on the runway at Heathrow Airport during Storm Eunice which has recorded gusts of 122mph.

Strong winds from Storm Eunice have ripped a gaping hole in the side of London's O2 Arena.

The BRIT Awards, has since emerged on social media, with Twitter user Ben Hubbard sharing a number of clips of the damage that were filmed from a nearby building.Dome update – six panels shredded and counting ! pic.twitter.com/p2AVhf17Ly— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022pic.twitter.com/60nvqIwR8T— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022More and more of the Dome is being shredded pic.twitter.com/EUgyH2ryvK— Ben Hubbard (@BJFHubbard) February 18, 2022A number of other Twitter users have posted their images and clips of the damaged O2 as well – you can see a selection of those posts below.#storm #Eunice #o2arena #london pic.twitter.com/9a6FSSthk9— Aditya (@ranjan_aditya_) February 18, 2022The #O2 #London ripped by #StormEunice #eunice pic.twitter.com/RF2k4urQfm— Sharon Forbes (@BlondeMzungu) February 18, 2022Bit windy at the o2

Huge gales from Storm Eunice have torn the O2 Arena's iconic roof "to pieces", as large holes were seen in the popular London venue.

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This is what it's like at the Manchester Airport as skilled pilots land planes without a hitch during Storm Eunice.