The Met Office has issued weather warnings up and down the country as Storm Benjamin approaches – here's where and when it will batter Britain.

And as Storm Benjamin moves from the English Channel across the UK, an additional warning for wind will cover parts of south-west England and western Wales from 6am to 3pm, with a risk of gales reaching 55mph along exposed coasts and headlands.

THIS is the shocking moment flash floods sent bins flying down streets as roads turned into rivers. Residents in Brighton, East Sussex, were stunned by the wild scenes unfolding yesterday as

The Met Office this morning has issued a yellow alert for rain - with serious bad weather potentially hitting in a 21 hour window in 83 areas of the UK. The warning is covering parts of East Midlands, East of England, London and South East England, North East England, South West England, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire and Humber.

Londoners are set to bask in sunshine and mild weather for much of the week, following a damp and grey start to autumn. After a grey Sunday and a foggy start to Monday, the outlook appears bright with a peak of 19C and mild sunshine expected throughout the day.