UK Weather: Britain to be smashed by 87mph winds as European storm heads from France

Reddit to moan about her partner who won't stop walking around the flat "completely bottomless". She said the couple had recently moved in together and she wasn't aware of his unusual ways.Posting on the online forum, the 24-year-old said: "He calls this 'Winnie the Poohing'."He told me he started it during work from home because he thought it was funny to be on Zoom and just not have pants on."I'll be honest it makes me a little uncomfortable for him to just constantly have his penis out in front of me."So I have requested he just wear boxers at least."Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterHowever her request didn't go down too well as her boyfriend called her "controlling" and said he should "appreciate his body".She added: "It just feels kind of unsanitary and weirdly dangerous."He was cooking with oil and a drop of oil spat out of the pan and landed on his penis."So am I the a**hole for not wanting to constantly look at my boyfriend's penis?"The majority of people commenting on the post agreed the woman wasn't in the wrong for telling him to put pants on.One said: "But yeah, after the 2nd day I would just not want his naked a**hole on the shared furniture every single day."This is unsanitary.

toddler in the kitchen unit inside a pizza outlet.The dad, who goes by the name "mixxedjesus" on TikTok, works as a general manager in a Little Caesar pizza chain in US, shared a post of his employees dancing in the kitchen.His toddler daughter stands up in the cot and looks at them while playing the Cocomelon song in the background.The clip quickly sparked concerns from parents who said it's dangerous to place a young child in a working kitchen."Yeah you expect me to believe there's not a single knife in that whole building, not a single one?" a viewer asked.And a second wrote: "This is so unsanitary, can I call corporate for this?"But others supported the dad's decision and said he set a good example to encourage other workplace to be more baby-friendly."I am a single mother who struggles finding and keeping my child safe, I wish my manager let me do this," one said.Another commented: "All respect to their boss for letting parents take their babies to work."A third joked: "This is how people gained their 20 years of work experience when they are still in college."The TikToker also hit back at the trolls by posting another video to show the kitchen.He showed the prepping station and cooking station and showed the location where he put his child."Anything that's grab-able... it's all the way over here," he said while pulling a pizza cutter out from the "knife block"."Does this look like a knife to you? You said my daughter will grab it but she's way over there.

Coronation Street star Jennie McAlpine has been a staple of the ITV cobbles since 2001, when she was just 17 years old. Since then, her iconic character - once the unruly foster child of Roy and Hayley Cropper - has gone through so much on screen it feels like we know her intimately.From being the first actress to ever act out a birth scene live on a soap to Fiz’s marriage to the murderous John Stape, Jennie has dealt with plenty of challenging storylines.But her personal life has also been challenging at times - from battling it out in the rugged conditions of the Australian jungle on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! to the struggles with her family business.To celebrate the star’s 38th birthday, Daily Star takes a look inside her life - from her forgotten Emmerdale role to her chef husband.Jennie has been dating Chris Farr since 2005, and the pair eventually tied the knot back in 2017 at a secret ceremony.The pair actually met after being introduced by Jennie’s co-star Antony Cotton, best known for playing Sean Tully on the cobbles, who phoned her up to bluntly say: “I’m here with your future husband.

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selling a sofa worth over £15,000 for just £370, has used the money she received to buy a brand new sofa. Jules Schreiner, 25, managed to bag $500 (£370) for a couch she had got for free by selling it on Facebook Marketplace.But after she sold the piece of furniture, she went on the savvy buyer's Instagram account and noticed that he had listed it for sale straight away.She told the Daily Star: "After I sold it to him, he Venmoed (sent) me $500 and so I looked up his Venmo name on Instagram and it brought me to a used furniture page filled with couches of the same brand.

Dancing On Ice's Sally Dynevor has opened up on her sleepless nights ahead of the live show on a Sunday, claiming she goes through her routine while in bed.The Coronation Street actress, 58, is currently competing in the ITV programme with professional skater, Matt Evers as the pair battle to become the champions.But appearing on the show is reportedly taking its toll on Dynevor who found fame as Sally Webster on the Manchester-based ITV soap opera.She said that she now "eats for England" following advice from her doctor as her nerves result in her losing more calories. Speaking to The Sun, Sally said: "I'm getting those butterflies again and Thursday night I couldn’t sleep, which happens a few nights before the actual show.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxBrits face a washout weekend as rain hammers the UK – with some parts under threat of flooding.Most of the UK will see heavy rain this weekend as Storm Alex hits.The Met Office has issued amber and yellow warnings in parts of England due to the threat of flooding caused by strong wind and rain.Met Office forecaster Aidan McGivern said: "It's going to be a very wet weekend, with some places wet enough for an amber warning to be in force."However, it won't be rainy everywhere all weekend.The weather will start to brighten up across parts of East Anglia and the South East by Saturday afternoon.Later on Saturday, parts of eastern Scotland,

Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain across Greater Manchester this weekend.

Weather warnings are in place for most of the UK this weekend, with the Met Office issuing alerts not seen since March as Storm Alex washes through.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Residents in parts of Scotland are braced for heavy and persistent rain and strong winds this weekend due to Storm Alex.An Amber weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross, Dundee and Angus from 6pm today and will remain in place until 6am tomorrow.A separate yellow alert has also been issued which started at 3am this morning and will last until 12pm on Sunday.This covers areas in Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, Fife, Stirling, Moray, the Scottish Borders.

Heavy rain is forecast in most parts of the UK this weekend as Storm Alex hits the country.

here"The unusual wind direction associated with the rainfall will mean that the peak rainfall totals are likely to occur in some areas that are usually well sheltered and drier during unsettled spells of weather."Fast-flowing or deep floodwater is likely, causing "danger to life", the Met Office warns.Delays and some cancellations to train and bus services are "likely".Spray and flooding will probably lead to "difficult driving conditions and some road closures", the Met Office warning stated.And there is a "good chance some communities will be cut off by flooded roads."The Met Office advises people to prepare a bag that includes medicines and insurance documents and check for flood warnings.A yellow weather warning of rain remains in place

Britain is preparing to be lashed by heavy rain and high winds as Storm Alex heralds the arrival of a stretch of bad weather over the weekend.

meteorological service, is to move across northern France and into the Channel overnight. The wet weather will then continue on into the weekend, with up to two inches of rain due to fall in 12 to 18 hours.On Saturday, a yellow warning is in place for western, southern and central England, western Scotland and all of Wales until 6pm on Sunday evening.There is a "small chance" homes could be flooded, while the amount of rain could cause travel disruptions and road closures.

Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain for the region on Saturday and Sunday.

Indian summer of late which comes to an end today by the first named storm of the season.Much of the country  basked in day-long sunshine over the past couple of weeks, while nights have been notable for their plunging temperatures.But this quiet autumn weather may soon be replaced by 70mph winds swept in by Storm Aiden, expected this weekend. Vicky Mitchell of the Met Office said: “There is too much uncertainty at the moment to say for sure what will happen by the end of the week.“We are tracking three low pressure systems.

Met Office could issue an amber warning, and then Storm Aiden will be named as the first of the season, reports the Mirror Online. Meteorologists remain split about whether the heavy rainfall and wind will remain powerful once it reaches land, with some stating it's too early to forecast, but others say it's on the cards.

Britain is set to be washed out by heavy rain through into the weekend amid 70mph gusts as what could become Storm Aiden moves in.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxForecasters are predicting Britain will be hit by five named storms this winter.The first, Storm Aiden, could batter the country as early as Wednesday as experts suggest we are facing two weeks of 70mph gales and heavy rains.The 900-mile wide “Atlantic torment” is due to sweep in and cause disruption, with northern regions worst hit.That would be followed by storms Bella, Christoph, Darcy and Evert over the winter.They are the official names picked by forecasters for this year’s expected torrent of bad weather.The Met Office said: “The Atlantic jetstream will really power up and could generate very wet and windy weather late in the

Indian summer could soon be shattered – by the first named storm of the season.Much of the country has recently basked in day-long sunshine, while nights have been notable for their plunging temperatures.But this quiet autumn weather may soon be replaced by 70mph winds swept in by Storm Aiden.The Met Office is tracking no fewer than three low pressure systems, expected to make landfall in the UK by Friday.Each one of them has the capacity to deepen before it arrives, which would produce conditions demanding official weather warnings and the possibility of being named.Vicky Mitchell of the Met Office said: “There is too much uncertainty at the moment to say for sure what will happen by the end of the week.“We are tracking three low pressure

The Met Office are monitoring a weather front sweeping towards the UK with fears it could reach a storm level worthy of naming.