The Met Office issued a rare "danger to life" warning yesterday in relation to Storm Ashley's destructive winds that could lead to large coastal waves and loose beach material that pose a risk to huma

In a dire warning the Met Office said 'injuries and danger to life are likely' as the nation is lashed by the huge storm.

FLIGHTS and trains have been axed after the Met Office issued a ‘danger to life’ warning – as Storm Ashley hits with 80mph winds. The storm is lashing Scotland, Northern Ireland,

Storm Ashley is set to batter parts of the UK this weekend with amber and yellow weather warnings now in place for parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and in both northern and southwest England

Storm Ashley is officially the first named storm of the 2024/25 season, with yellow and amber weather warnings in place across much of Scotland this Sunday and Monday.

Met Office is warning of possible damage to homes, power cuts and disruption to travel by air, road, rail and ferry

Two yellow warnings are currently in place in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire, with strong winds of up to 70mph expected to hit on Sunday and continue into Monday morning.

Injuries and danger to life are likely during the 80mph winds set to hit parts of the UK this weekend in the first named storm of the season, the Met Office has said.

Injuries and danger to life are likely during the 80mph winds set to hit parts of the UK this weekend in the first named storm of the season. The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning ahead of Storm Ashley for the north-west of Scotland on Sunday,

Injuries and danger to life are likely during the 80mph winds set to hit parts of the UK this weekend in the first named storm of the season, the Met Office has said. It has issued an amber weather warning ahead of Storm Ashley for the north-west of Scotland on Sunday,