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Near misses, huge waves and more are captured on camera following strong gusts in the UK and the Isle of Man.

Pupils at the schools attended by two children who died will be given professional support.

BBC Weather's Carol Kirkwood looks at what we can expect in the aftermath from strong winds overnight.

Some owners use methods that distress and confuse their dogs, the Royal Veterinary College warns.

The PSNI says it has dealt with more than 600 calls related to the storm since Sunday afternoon.

Police Scotland warn drivers only to travel if "absolutely necessary" and ScotRail services have been suspended.

The fire service says a number of cars have become stuck in deep water in North Yorkshire.

A woman says she no longer eats dinner so she can keep the heating on for her disabled daughter.

Volunteers transformed pensioner Pat's Swindon home after she got ill from the extent of the mould.

Teachers tell Panorama that some buildings in urgent need of repair are "not fit for purpose”.

The Royal College of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians says women are being wrongly prosecuted.

Kandice Barber informed a hearing she would not not want to work in education again.

In a letter to the PM, the group warns of cuts to services without extra money for English councils.

It is part of a series of changes unveiled by the government following a review of the BBC.

All of Us Strangers explores the comfort of having imagined conversations with relatives no longer with us.

Experts say hundreds of thousands of unspent munitions lie on the seabed around Britain.

Lead inspectors in England were given mental health awareness training during the two-week pause.

Delays and a lack of communication from the tax authority are holding back new businesses, a group says.

Some will not have all the tech, which will end the 100ml limit on liquids, ready by 1 June.

Monday's front pages carry the news of the Duchess of York's cancer diagnosis and anticipate the impact of Storm Isha.