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Storm Isha brought dangerously strong winds to the UK on Sunday (January 21), with trains cancelled, delays on the roads and a 'do not travel' warning issued to the public.
Storm Isha is set to batter the UK on Sunday with wind speeds of up to 90mph predicted for parts of the country.
It's wet and it's windy but the conditions won't faze the Highland League travellers as Buckie Thistle head to Parkhead for the biggest day in many of their players' careers.
Storm Isha is set to batter all parts of the UK with wind and rain, forecasters say. Winds of up to 80mph will swoop in later on Sunday, potentially causing power cuts and loss of mobile phone signal, while roads and bridges are likely to be shut and transport services could face delays and cancellations in some areas.
Inter Miami suffered an early blow ahead of the new MLS season with Argentine winger Facundo Farias likely to miss the entire 2024 season with a serious knee injury, the club said on Saturday. Farias, who plays in attack along with Lionel Messi, suffered the injury during the team's opening pre-season friendly of the year, a goalless draw against the El Salvador national team on Friday. Farias was carried off during the game at the Estadio Cuscatlan and the team said he had suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury and would need surgery in the coming weeks.
It's a procedure that's rocketed in popularity in the last ten years - but the potential dangers are causing alarm.
Even if you regularly step out to enjoy the attractions Manchester has to offer, sometimes it's great to get away from the familiar and experience a different city.
As of 31 March this year, Romania and Bulgaria will join the Schengen zone, which allows free movement between member states for 400 million citizens.