Storm Bram: Flights, trains and ferries cancelled across UK after severe weather warning
British Airways delayed the first wave of departures from London Heathrow to Belfast City, Dublin, Edinburgh and Manchester Many thousands of travellers on Tuesday and Wednesday have been hit by transport delays and cancellations as Storm Bram sweeps in. The Met Office has issued amber weather warnings for parts of southwest England, south Wales and the northwest of Scotland on Tuesday. Yellow warnings for wind and rain cover Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland, as well as Northumberland, Cumbria, the Pennines and northwest England, including Manchester and Liverpool. On Wednesday, the warnings are for wind covering northern England and Scotland. Dozens of flights and ferry crossings, particularly across the Irish Sea and in the Western Isles, have been cancelled. Many trains face delays and cancellations – particularly in Wales and Scotland. Air British Airways has cancelled the first wave of departures from London Heathrow to Belfast City, Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Manches...