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Terrified passengers have praised an easyJet pilot who got them safely home after 'four aborted landings' during horror Storm Arwen conditions.

Police have issued an urgent public appeal to help find a missing man.

Storm Arwen has battered much of the UK this weekend and freezing temperatures are set to continue.

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I’m a Celebrity fans tuning in for this weekend’s episodes will be very disappointedOn Friday (25 November), the first live show of this year’s series was cancelled for the first time ever as a “precautionary” measure due to Storm Arwen. These measures are being extended until at least Monday (30 November) following ITV’s announcement that Saturday (26 November) and Sunday’s (28 November) episodes are cancelled.

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Storm Arwen overnight. Earlier this evening the show's producers announced that they had been forced to cancel all its I’m A Celebrity.

I'm A Celebrity campmates have been removed from the castle, ITV has confirmed. The news comes after this weekend's episodes were cancelled by the channel due to Storm Arwen.

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I'm A Celeb team announced that while the production base is getting back up and running after technical issues due to the storm, the celebrities have been removed from the castle. They will return to individual quarantines to ensure they remain Covid secure.

Stars have been removed from the I'm A Celebrity castle after Storm Arwen.

I'm a Celebrity campmates will return to quarantine after being removed from Gwrych Castle amid Storm Arwen.

I'm A Celebrity has removed the contestants from Gwrych Castle after suffering "technical issues" due to Storm Arwen. It comes after the ITV show cancelled Saturday 27 November and Sunday 28 November episodes due to the "extreme" weather conditions.

ITV has removed the celebrities from Gwrych Castle after Storm Arwen caused chaos.

A house was left damaged after a tree crashed onto it during Storm Arwen.

READ MORE: I'm A Celeb's Richard Madeley floors fans with unrecognisable throwback snap The compilation shows will be voiced by presenters Ant and Dec. The weekend's cancellations come after ITV bosses decided not to air live on Friday night as Storm Arwen hit Gwrych Castle.

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ITV’s I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here has been cancelled for the weekend after Storm Arwen caused significant damage to the show’s production base. The celebrities taking part are safe and remain in Gwrych Castle in North Wales, where the reality TV show is filmed, ITV said.

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Storm Arwen launched a spire through an Aberdeen bar leaving major damage behind.

Former Geordie Shore favourite Chloe Ferry has taken to her Instagram Story to share a warning “to be careful out there” after Storm Arwen completely destroyed her garden furniture. The reality star, 26, shared the video to her 3.7 million followers as she discovered the damage done to her garden where the fire pit was destroyed and glass from her garden furniture was smashed.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! live episodes have been cancelled this weekend because of chaos caused by Storm Arwen.

I’m A Celebrity has revealed that the ITV show has been cancelled for two nights over the weekend due to "technical difficulties" caused by Storm Arwen. It comes after Friday's show aired as a pre-recorded episode for the first time in the show's history due to the developing weather conditions at the time.

A man who fell from scaffolding in today's Storm Arwen winds was taken to hospital by air ambulance.

The UK is set to be hit by snow and winds of up to 75mph as Storm Arwen takes hold this weekend. The Met Office has issued a series of weather warnings which cover the majority of the UK, as high winds are forecast across as the country.

Storm debris littered across Scotland’s railway network has resulted in mass disruption for train travellers.

Storm Arwen blew into Manchester last night bringing strong gusts of wind, rain and wintry showers.

Yellow warnings for both wind and ice have been issued by the Met Office after Storm Arwen battered the UK on Friday night.

Powerful wind gusts up to 100mph caused extensive damage to power supplies in Scotland with more than 115,000 properties left in the dark.

A Scots woman was left shaken after a kids playhouse "came hurtling towards her" as Storm Arwen battered the country.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was injured when he was hit by a car last night (Friday, November 26).

Snow dusted Greater Manchester with beauty today as Storm Arwen swept across the region overnight.

A tree has come down crushing a police van in a Scots village.

‘Major disruption’ is expected on Scotland’s railways today after the country was battered by Storm Arwen overnight.

A second man has died at the hands of Storm Arwen after he was hit by a falling tree in Cumbria.

Storm Arwen is causing havoc across Scotland as a number of busy routes have been closed, vehicles have been damaged and the public has been urged not to travel.