People are continuing to count the cost of Storm Darragh - but one man has been told by his insurers it was not actually a storm at all. Dennis Iliffe has been refused a pay-out because wind speeds in his home town of Kidderminster did not hit 55mph.

More than 2,000 homes and businesses still have no power after Storm Darragh hit the country over the weekend. Some people in Somerset have had no power or internet for three days. The village of Porlock went without power for 30 hours and power was lost again on Monday for about six hours.

Underestimating the severity of Storm Darragh turned into a big mistake for Libby, but it resulted in a comical moment. "I work at a nightclub," Libby told WooGlobe. "Storm Darragh was hitting our town with 69mph winds.

NIE Networks says power has been restored to nearly all of its customers following Storm Darragh. It said 15 customers still require more complex repairs but that "generators have been provided to ensure they have electricity until permanent fixes are completed".

National Grid says most of its customers who were affected by Storm Darragh have had their power restored. Hundreds of properties in and around Banbury lost power during the storm. Most have had their power restored,