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Major clean-up under way after two storms cause havoc in Britain
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More strong winds forecast after Austen and Boelo kill two people and bring travel disruption and flooding Tell us: have you been affected by Storm Boelo and Storm Austen A major clean-up operation was under way on Monday after weekend storms caused havoc, with forecasters warnin
More strong winds forecast after Austen and Boelo kill two people and bring travel disruption and flooding Tell us: have you been affected by Storm Boelo and Storm Austen A major clean-up operation was under way on Monday after weekend storms caused havoc, with forecasters warning of more strong winds to come. Two men were killed by falling trees after two named storms, Austen and Boelo , struck parts of the UK , and there was widespread travel disruption, flooding, power cuts and event cancellations. Continue reading...
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