Storm Eunice battered the UK on Friday, causing havoc to the transport infrastructure, forcing schools to close and causing widespread structural damage. The Guardian writes that at least four people died during what is believed to be the worst storm in decades.
According to The Independent, lifting COVID-19 restrictions risks an 80% rise in cases.
Storm Eunice is also on the front of the Daily Star.
The head of the MI5, Ken McCallum, has said that Britain is “in a struggle” for our way of life, the Daily Mail writes.
The Daily Express leads with the £500m clear-up bill following Storm Eunice.
Day of destruction – that’s The Times describing Storm Eunice, which caused chaos in parts of the UK.
A wind gust record was set in England – 122mph on the Isle of Wight – as Storm Eunice hit parts of the UK, The Daily Telegraph says.
150,000 homes have been left without power in Storm Eunice, the Daily Mirror reports.
The Financial Times carries President Joe Biden’s warning to Western allies that Russian forces are poised to invade Ukraine within days.
