storm we faced in three decades in london. it is really important you are on the side of caution. we know from the pandemic, possibly to be productive, even working from home. this is the key part of the red warning, flying debris, and delisted garden furniture potentially and other things in that. it seems it might be sensible for people to take as much stuff as they can inside or make sure it is tied down somehow, it may not be practical but what would you say?— it may not be practical but what would ousa? , would you say? when you can please do. iwas would you say? when you can please do- i was in — would you say? when you can please do- i was in my _ would you say? when you can please do. i was in my garden _ would you say? when you can please do. i was in my garden this _ would you say? when you can please do. i was in my garden this morning | do. i was in my garden this morning trying to bring in some of the garden furniture into the shed that is not heavy, things like bins outside, one of the things the fire brigade are doing this morning is dealing with building works, scaffolding coming loose, she's flying off, roof tiles flying around and that is why staying indoors means you're less likely to be hit but you can date stuff to avoid