Delays and cancellations at Euston station in London due to rail disruptions.

The recent arrival of Storm Darragh has caused quite the chaos for travelers in the UK. With winds reaching up to 90mph, the impact has been felt at London's Euston station where trains have been unable to operate, leaving thousands of people stranded on a bustling pre-Christmas weekend. This unexpected turn of events has caused major disruptions, with trees and electric cables falling onto rail tracks, forcing cancellations at various stations throughout the country.

Unfortunately, the aftermath of this storm is not expected to subside anytime soon. As workers tirelessly work to clear the debris, travel disruptions are expected to persist throughout the day on Sunday. This has also affected air travel, as the Met Office has issued a red 'danger to life' warning, resulting in flight cancellations and lengthy delays at Heathrow, Manchester, and Dublin airports.

For the latest updates on the weather and its impact on transportation, be sure to follow our Storm Darragh live blog. We understand that many of you may have been personally affected by today's travel chaos and we want to hear from you. Feel free to reach out to us via email and share your experiences. Let's all stay safe and hope for calmer weather ahead.

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