
Tens of thousands of people in the UK have faced travel disruption, school closures and power cuts after Storm Goretti swept in.
A rare red warning was issued by the Met Office for “dangerous” winds in the South West while other parts of the country experienced heavy snow, high tides and torrential rain.



Drivers faced challenging conditions around the UK.




In London, strong winds and rain posed a challenge for commuters.


There were life-threatening conditions in Norfolk where the risk from high tides led to the demolition of properties close to the cliff edge.
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