Terrifying moment passengers flee to safety as wave smashes through ferry window

Stacey Solomon, 32, has logged onto Instagram to share her thoughts on the renovation progress at Pickle Cottage.The Loose Women star took a video of herself and her baby daughter Rose as she put her thoughts into words.In the clip, the baby girl could be seen trying to bite Stacey’s fingers, which the TV star noted was “teething Rose”.In view of her 5 million followers, Stacey responded to a fan who asked why her renovations were taking so long.“I mean, it took us this long to do the kitchen and we did it last because we had to get planning permission," she said. “And we didn’t do any of the bathrooms upstairs until we started the plumbing downstairs in the kitchen.“So, now we’re doing the bathrooms and the kitchen together.”As the caption, Stacey wrote: “I didn’t ever want to rush Pickle Cottage.“I have got so much joy out of bringing it back to life.“We’ve been here a year nearly and I’m so glad there’s still so much left to do.“I don’t ever want it to end.

Stacey Solomon has filmed an update on how her family is faring after Storm Eunice.

flood warnings have been issued for Tuesday as rivers have burst their banks.An evacuation advisory was issued by the Environment Agency for residents in the village of Ironbridge, Shropshire yesterday (February 21) as levels on the River Severn rose dramatically in just a matter of hours.All trains out of Rotherham were cancelled after the River Don began to flow into the railway tracks, while homes in York and Tadcaster were also flooded.It comes as Storm Franklin became the third storm in a week to cause widespread damage to property and major transport disruption after Storm Dudley and the deadly Storm Eunice.More than 280 flood warnings and alerts remain in place across the country this morning as water heavy and sustained rainfall over the weekend continues to seep into rivers and streams, causing a delayed rise in river levels.Two of those warnings are "severe", warning of "danger to life" on the River Severn at both Wharfage, Ironbridge and Wribbenhall, Bewdley. The Met Office forecast for Tuesday reads: "A band of rain, heavy at first, accompanied by some strong winds in the north will move southeast and ease.

Storm Franklin is battering Scotland today as flood and wind warnings are in place during the country's wild weather outburst in just days.

Dramatic footage has shown the moment walkers were rescued from a Scots mountain in a blizzard.

Terrified passengers ‘screamed and prayed’ when a plane had to abort a landing at Manchester Airport during Storm Eunice.

An unhappy Ryanair passenger has claimed she was forced to pay for water on board her flight - despite being stuck on board for hours and being diverted from London to Edinburgh.

More wet and windy weather is set to sweep the UK including Greater Manchester on Sunday in the aftermath of deadly Storm Eunice.

This is the moment several planes attempted to land at Manchester Airport as Storm Eunice battered the country.

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.

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

Storm Eunice continues to wreak havoc as devastating winds cause rush hour chaos across the UK.A roof at Banbury train station was filmed being torn from a building and dramatically blown onto the platform and railway where it crashed down into countless pieces.The roof of Preston Station in Lancashire has also been reported ripped from its structure by the strong gusts of Storm Eunice.Network Rail shared footage filmed by Chiltern Railway at Banbury, Oxfordshire to serve a reminder as to why services have been cancelled on Friday. They tweeted: "Another severe example of why many services across Britain have been cancelled today."Footage captured by @chilternrailway shows why they've had to suspend services.

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

the Met Office said.This comes as Storm Eunice has wrecked havoc across the country.Flights have been cancelled throughout the UK, with London City Airport closing down completely.A number of brave pilots have attempted landings, with some succeeding, while others have decided to abort.Ferries running between Southampton and the Isle of Wight, but also those from Dover to Calais have also been affected due to the adverse weather conditions.Despite warnings from the Met Office and the authorities for people to stay at home, some have not only gone out, but gone for a swim too.A trio of men were pictured stripping off to their trunks and getting into the water at New Brighton, Merseyside.Trees up and down the country have been at the mercy of the winds, with a massive one in Devon being completely ripped from its roots.Thousands of homes across the country, including the south-west and the north of England have also experienced power cuts.The post has also been affected, with Royal Mail announcing that no mail would be delivered in areas that are part of the red weather warning.London's iconic O2 Arena had sections of its roof ripped off by the strong winds.The emergency services are dealing with issues non-stop, following an increasing number of calls by concerned residents, with Devon and Cornwall Police saying they have received four times as many calls as normal.

weather warning in place across large parts of the south-west and south-east England, London and Wales, due to the combination of high tides, strong winds and storm surge.The Met Office has issued advise for people not to travel where possible as there could be a danger to life due to flying debris.Schools, roads and businesses have shut, with major disruption to the travel network caused by gusts of up to 100mph.Home Office minister Damian Hinds said the Army is on “high readiness stand-by” to help.He told Sky News: “We are strongly encouraging people to take precautions and make sure they stay safe.”The Met Office added that the dangerous weather phenomenon known as a sting jet – a small area of highly intense wind inside a storm – could form later on Friday.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Large waves have also been seen smashing along the British coast, in some cases forming unusual shapes. A photographer in Blackpool, Lancashire, managed to snap a shot of a massive wave that looks like a giant croissant.Reddit user 'BlondzillaUK' took to the social media site to share the photo, along with the caption: "Breaking News: Blackpool attacked by giant croissant....."Fellow users were left in hysterics and couldn't resist making puns, with one describing it as: "Baking News."A second commented: "Hope this hasn't caused any pain...

Storm Eunice has landed in Scotland, and with it, all the travel disruptions and cancellations that come with a major storm.

Train operators across the UK are urging passengers not to travel at all today as Storm Eunice sweeps the country.

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Tram and train passengers have been warned to only travel "if absolutely necessary" on Friday with Storm Eunice set to batter the region.

Storm Dudley wielded it’s power yesterday afternoon as the plane transporting Manchester City back to the UK was forced to abandon its landing.

Railway routes through Lanarkshire remain suspended this morning while Network Rail engineers continue to check the lines for damage following yesterday's Storm Dudley.