More than 100 flood warnings are still in place across the UK as Storm Ashley has battered parts of the country with hurricane-force winds and torrential rain.The Environment Agency had 45 flood warnings,

Storm Ashley has caused travel disruption and flooding across the UK as high winds and rain battered parts of the country. Dozens of flights have been cancelled at Belfast City Airport and Dublin Airport due to 80mph winds, while several flights to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen have also been called off.

A yellow rain warning is in place across Devon and Cornwall due to Storm Ashley. The Met Office warning, currently in place until midday, includes strong winds and heavy rain, with Dartmoor forecast to be among the worst affected areas It said bus and train services will likely be impacted,

Parts of Northern Ireland could face disruption on Sunday as a result of Storm Ashley. The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for wind for the whole of Northern Ireland, which came into effect at 03:00 BST and lasts until midnight.

A new set of flood warnings for the high tide overnight are in place across eight areas of Cumbria. Storm Ashley has arrived, bringing heavy rain, large waves and strong winds. The Environment Agency has issued eight flood warnings in Cumbria and is advising residents to ‘start acting'.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning on Sunday for wind across Cumbria.

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

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

Storm Ashley, the first named storm of the season, has unleashed powerful winds and heavy rain across parts of the UK. The Met Office has issued multiple warnings, highlighting the risk of severe injuries and danger to life,