Work is continuing on restoring power to tens of thousands of homes, after storm Darragh (dah-ra) swept through the UK. At one point there were almost two million customers without electricity.
Two men were killed on Saturday after falling trees hit their vehicles, as winds gusted at more than 90 miles per hour (145 kmh).
Train services remain disrupted after falling debris and damage to some lines.
Travel has been difficult on the roads as well, Gareth Jones from The AA, says their roadside breakdown teams have had a busy few days…
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