Clean-up operations are under way across Scotland and northern England after Storm Boelo brought strong winds and left around 90,000 properties without power.
The storm has affected communities across the two areas, with the disruption to electricity supplies forming one of its main immediate impacts. The scale of the outages means thousands of properties remain without power as recovery work begins.
Strong winds battered Scotland and northern England, creating the conditions for widespread disruption. The available information does not specify how many properties are affected in each area or provide details of individual incidents.
Work is now focused on clearing the aftermath of the storm and addressing the impact on affected communities. No timetable for the restoration of all power supplies has been given.
The latest known situation is that around 90,000 properties remain without electricity while clean-up efforts continue.
