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UK Weather: Storm Doris set to batter Britain this morning. Storm Doris claimed its first victim after a woman was killed by a flying piece of debris on a busy high street, as the country's injury toll continues to rise from winds that battered the country at more than 9. The woman was hit by rotten wood blown off a building by the swirling winds outside a Starbucks coffee shop in Wolverhampton city centre, prompting shouting from passers- by as more than a dozen people called 9. In London, dramatic footage showed a woman receiving emergency treatment in Aldgate after being struck in the head, while a girl was left with life- threatening injuries after a ceiling collapsed in a school sports hall in Milton Keynes. Meanwhile two pensioners aged 7. Church Stretton in Shropshire this morning. Dramatic footage showed a woman being treated for head injuries in Algate, London, after being injured in the storm.

A woman was fatally injured near a Marks and Spencer store in Wolverhampton city centre shortly before noon today. Storm Doris claimed its first victim in Wolverhampton this morning as Britain was battered by a violent 'weather bomb'The woman was hit by rotten wood blown off a building by the winds outside a Starbucks coffee shop in Wolverhampton. The shocking incident in the city centre prompted shouting from passers- by as more than a dozen people called 9. Source: Wolverhampton Express and Star Doris gathered in pace over Britain this morning, with a 9. Capel Curig in North West Wales this morning as the storm made its way east, and 5. Republic of Ireland.

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And a harrowing video showed its capability to transform everyday objects into lethal projectiles, as a woman was filmed lying face down and motionless while receiving urgent medical attention in Aldgate, London, after being injured in the storm. Mustafa Khan, who witnessed the aftermath while sat on a bus, said: 'It's ridiculous how this can happen in the middle of London.

This is not supposed to be a major, major storm, everyone was going to work.'We should have been told it was going to be this bad, I would have thought twice about leaving the house if I'd have known it was going to be this dangerous.'I have little brothers who were walking to and from school today and I was really scared for them when I saw everything that was happening today.' It later transpired a second woman had also been hurt in the same incident. A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: 'We were called at 1: 3. Commercial Street, E1. 'We sent two ambulance crews to the scene, with the first of our medics arriving in six minutes. 'We treated two woman at the scene for head injuries and took them to hospital.'Following the woman's death in Wolverhampton, witness Rebecca Davis, 4. CPR having been apparently hit by a piece of roof which had fallen off a building. Two ambulances, a paramedic area support officer and the critical care paramedics from the air ambulance responded. West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics examined the woman after she suffered 'very serious head injuries'Fire officers investigate on the rooftop today where it is believed the debris came from in Wolverhampton city centre. Watch The Rig Online more.

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Paramedics arrived to find the woman with 'very serious head injuries' and she was confirmed dead at the scene. It was claimed the victim, said to have been in her 2.

I think the wind broke it and caused it to fall. I don't know if it was hit by something else or just the wind did it,' she said.

Dozens of flights were cancelled at London Heathrow Airport today and train commuters faced delays thanks to speed limits, with the storm likely to damage buildings.

She said that the woman had been hit 'right outside Starbucks'. However, it was unclear if the debris had fallen from the coffee shop or from a nearby building. I don't think anyone else was hurt. It was a big piece about the size of a coffee table but I think it just hit her,' Mrs Davis said. Ilinca Boeru, 2. 8, added: 'The ambulance came straight away and when we got to the centre we saw a young woman on the floor being given CPR but she was not responding.

It was in front of Starbucks. It was horrible. 'If we were there three minutes before it could have been us. She was a young woman who could have been someone's mother. It's just horrible.

There was another woman sitting on a bench crying. 'I went because I was in shock and didn't want to see any more. I was praying she would be okay, but I heard she had died.

It's really scary to think a building could be unsafe in the city centre.' And John Jackson, 7. It hit a group of people who were sitting outside Starbucks having a drink.

It is hard to believe the young woman has died. They said the weather would be terrible but this was unimaginable.' Gavin Hunt, 3. I have no idea what family she might have but my thoughts are with them at this time. It makes you wonder 'that could have been me out walking' and makes you realise something like this can happen.'And a local shop worker added: 'I was just doing my job when I heard lots of shouting, then an ambulance came and I noticed a group of people standing around. It looks like a big piece of wood had fallen from the roof.' Following the death, a Starbucks spokesman said: 'We are shocked and saddened by this terrible incident.

We are supporting the police with their investigation and our store will remain closed until further notice.'This scaffolding tumbled down the front of building in Aldwych, London, in the high winds. It is not believed anyone was on the structure at the time. Colwyn Bay Pier, which has stood since 1. Storm Doris hit North Wales. A large tree has fallen onto a house in Maidenhead, Berkshire, causing considerable damage today. Lewisham Way in South East London was closed today in both directions after a lorry overturned during Storm Doris. A roof was blown off by the strong winds just off Regent Street, London, and can be seen lying on the pavement, as stunned workmen watch on.

No one was seriously injured when a tree fell on this black Renault in Huyton, Liverpool, this morning. A pushchair is lifted off the ground by the strong winds as Storm Doris hits Blackpool, bringing violent weather conditions. People struggle with wet and windy weather caused by Storm Doris in Manchester as the country is hit by bad weather Two cars and a damaged house in Chiswick, London, after a tree was felled by high winds during Storm Doris. A Storm Doris was being blamed after a ceiling collapsed at a school in Milton Keynes, leaving a young pupil with life- threatening injuries after a ceiling collapsed in a school sports hall.

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