HIGH-SPEED winds have battered Oxfordshire as Storm Eunice sweeps across the country.
Emergency services responded to fallen trees, overturned vehicles and blown-off roof tiles as gusts of wind reached a speed of more than 60mph.
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An overturned van and lorries meant part of the M40 was closed, and villagers were 'devastated' to see a plane statue at the entrance to the Grove Business Park had been blown off its stand, crashing to the ground.
A trampoline was blown up into the sky before landing on a power cable in Bletchington and large chunks of the roof were blown off of a new £70 million hangar at RAF Brize Norton.
Oxford University students said they helped lift a fallen tree off a car alongside other locals in Cheney Lane, Oxford, to free a driver.
Here are some pictures of the damage
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