The Isle of Man is beginning to return to some sort of normality after Storm Eowyn caused a ‘major incident’ to be declared on Friday morning.

Gusts of more than 100mph were recorded on Snaefell, while winds topped more than 80mph elsewhere bringing down countless trees and forcing many island roads to be blocked.

With the winds abating and the emergency services beginning to clear some of the debris the ‘major incident’ has now been closed by the government.

Nevertheless with a amber weather warning in place for severe gales until later on tonight, people are advised to not travel unless necessary.

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company have cancelled a number of sailings as a result of the predicted bad weather, while the airport will remain closed until tomorrow morning.

Bus services are set to resume this evening, but a number of roads still remain blocked.

Here are some of the key messages and stories related to Storm Eowyn:

We’ll be bringing you the latest updates and information on the storm on our dedicated live blog below.