Storm Eleanor left several British skiers fearing for their lives after their cable car became stuck hundreds of metres above ground.

Eleanor leaves skiers hanging in cable car for two hours

Portreath residents are being urged to leave their homes as they may not be protected after Storm Eleanor destroyed the Harbour Wall.

Residents told to evacuate as Storm Eleanor hits again

A roof was ripped off a shop in Birmingham and landed in a car park, hitting a van, as Storm Eleanor continues to batter the UK.

Storm Eleanor has battered parts of Northern Ireland, leaving thousands without electricity and causing damage across the road network.

Strong winds, flooding, fallen trees - Storm Eleanor left thousands without power. The Met Office issued a 'severe yellow' weather alert.

Windy, with sunny intervals and blustery showers.

A number of road closures remain in place as a result of the impact of Storm Eleanor, with high winds still affecting parts of the region.

High tides, rain and powerful winds are expected to hit the South West over the next 24-48 hours as Storm Eleanor moves in.

Rain will gradually spread eastwards tonight as winds strengthen bringing widespread gales across the Anglia region

Coastal communities across Cumbria and south-west Scotland are being warned of potential 80mph winds as Storm Eleanor heads for the UK.