Storm Jorge: Family escapes unhurt as tree falls on car in UK

Paul Mee's car damaged by a fallen tree on Anglesey
According to BBC NEWS motorist has spoken of his relief after he and his family walked away unhurt when a tree landed on their car during Storm Jorge.
Paul Mee was driving on the A545 between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris, Anglesey, on Saturday night.
The tree landed on the bonnet of the new red vehicle, writing it off.
The road, known as the Garth bends, forms part of the Anglesey half marathon circuit, which has had to be re-routed for Sunday's race.
Paul Mee's car under the tree
"I was driving as the tree came down," he said. "I got a glimpse of the upper branches coming down and my reaction was to slam the brakes.
"Afterwards there was shock and relief that we could get out of the car."

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