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What made Hurricane Sandy’s impact so great?
Hurricane Sandy made landfall along the east coast of the US on Monday evening as a powerful storm, but what has made Sandy’s impact so great?
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Hurricane Sandy made landfall along the east coast of the US on Monday evening as a powerful storm, but what has made Sandy’s impact so great?
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President Barack Obama takes his Republican opponent Mitt Romney to task over foreign policy in the final presidential debate before November’s election.
During the night of 15 October 1987 a swathe of destructive winds hit southern and eastern England in what was the worst storm to hit this part of the UK in almost 300 years.
It was the worst storm in almost 300 years. Many were injured and 18 people died. Liam Dutton looks at the aftermath of the Great Storm of 1987 and if a storm like it could strike again.
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Plans for a mixture of loans and guarantees to boost UK infrastructure and exports are unveiled by the government – but will this provide the economic jumpstart the UK needs?