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Three people were killed as 122mph winds lashed the UK on Friday

The UK has three more days of weather warnings in place by the Met Office for wind and ice on the back of the devastation caused by Storm Eunice while temperatures could drop as low as -8C

A yellow weather warning for ice was issued by the Met Office

A yellow weather warning for wind remains in place

There is more rain and wind ahead

Storm Eunice partially disrupted the services of food delivery companies, including Deliveroo PLC (OTC:DROOF), Just Eat Takeaway.com NV ADR (OTC: JETKY), and Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) in the U.K., Bloomberg reports. The storm disrupted their services for several hours on February 18. The Met Office issued a red warning for London and Southeast England amid winds as high…

Travel disruption is expected to continue while services get back to normal

Weather experts at the Met Office have revealed the strongest winds ever recorded in the UK as Storm Eunice batters the nation — and number one and two were both in Scotland

It’s been a wild, windy Friday after the highest-level Red alert from the Met Office was issued - warning of risk to life - and 70mph gusts were recorded in the capital, with Londoners urged to stay indoors.

With Storm Eunice battering the country with wind, snow and rain, the Met Office have shared how storms get their names in the UK — and revealed what the next one will be called

The Met Office have revealed the fastest wind gust speeds in different areas of Wales during Storm Eunice