Storm Doris: Dead woman named
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Storm Doris: Power restored to homes
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Updates from Friday 24 February 2017
Alex Homer
BBC Local Live
Two ambulances, a paramedic area support officer and the critical care paramedics from the Midlands Air Ambulance were sent to the scene, but teams could not save the woman who was struck by falling debris on Dudley Street, the region's ambulance service said, external.
Alex Homer
BBC Local Live
A woman died when a piece of debris struck her as it fell on to a street in Wolverhampton outside a Starbucks store, West Midlands Ambulance Service has confirmed.
She suffered "very serious head injuries" and it "quickly became apparent that there was nothing that could be done to save her" before she was confirmed dead at the scene in Dudley Street, according to the service.
Image source, Express & StarA person has died in a "weather-related" incident in Wolverhampton, West Midlands Police has confirmed.
West Midlands Ambulance Service said it had received 15 999 calls to the same "very serious incident" in Dudley Street, Wolverhampton at 11:43 GMT.
As soon as we know any more we will update you with the latest.
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In Charlotte Road, Edgbaston, trees have also been dragged to the floor by the speed and force of the winds Storm Doris is producing.
This is the fallen tree causing disruption on the M6 Northbound near Penkridge.
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Alice Rosenthal
BBC WM
A tree has knocked down electricity cables in Coven, near Wolverhampton.
Western Power tells us about 700 properties in Birmingham and the Black Country are currently without power because of Storm Doris.
Alex Homer
BBC Local Live
West Midlands Police have stressed roads in Wolverhampton city centre are closed to both pedestrians and drivers, including Darlington Street, Junction Road, Red Lion Street and Lichfield Road at Princes Square.
The roof of a stables in Walsall has been wrecked by the high winds too.
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Walsall midfielder Florent Cuvelier will be out until April with a calf injury suffered in their draw with Scunthorpe.
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Two lanes have been closed on the M6 northbound between J12 and J13 due to a fallen tree.
There are long delays from J11a, with traffic passing in two lanes.
The storm has caused disruption in Belbroughton, West Mercia Police say Madeley Road is completely blocked.
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Tolladine Road in Worcester also has restricted access, causing problems for large vehicles.
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Cladding has been brought down at a block of Birmingham flats by winds battering the building.
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Alex Homer
BBC Local Live
A tree has blown down in front of a bus in Marston Green. Thanks to Leon Fryer for sending us the picture.
Image source, Leon FryerThe piece of metal that has caused firefighters and police concern can be seen moving in the winds in this video from Express & Star reporter Jamie Brassington, who is at the scene.
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The Midlands Air Ambulance has been grounded by the high winds, so take care while Storm Doris continues to take hold.
The charity that runs the helicopter says the aircrew will still be on shift, using rapid response vehicles to attend incidents.
This is the scene in Groveley Lane, in Cofton Hackett, where winds have brought down a large tree across the road.
Image source, Jason MayA trampoline has meanwhile been blown into the road in Harwood Street, West Bromwich. Thanks to Jason May for sharing this photo.
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Debris on the railway line has prompted Arriva Trains Wales and London Midland to cancel services between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton.
The operators are providing buses instead.
Alex Homer
BBC Local Live
Queens Square in Wolverhampton has been closed due to concerns over a piece of metal that could blow from the top of a five-storey roof, West Midlands Fire Service has confirmed.
Western Power Distribution, external say there is a power cut in areas of Redditch - just over 1,000 homes are affected.
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