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Snow risk to follow severe gales
Following tonight’s severe gales, there’s a risk of snow tomorrow – even for southern parts of the UK.
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Britain faces the “difficult choice” between saving “town or country” from future flooding because it is too costly to defend both, the chairman of the Environment Agency says.
The military is on standby to help in Somerset where officials warn rain this weekend could make flooding there even worse. Parts of southern England have already seen the wettest January on record.
The Environment Agency issues 17 severe flood warnings with another stormy spell of weather expected to bring a significant risk of tidal flooding in the coming days.
Thousands of people face the Christmas period without electricity after storms and heavy rain caused widespread flooding and power failures across the UK.
Millions of festive travellers could face major disruption to their Christmas travel plans on Monday as the UK prepares for severe gales and heavy rainfall.
Heavy rain and gale-force winds batter the UK as thousands of people recover from flooding and power disruption to their homes.
Following tonight’s severe gales, there’s a risk of snow tomorrow – even for southern parts of the UK.
Following my blog yesterday, I just wanted to give an update on some very windy weather that’s going to affect the northern half of the UK during Thursday.
An estimated 200,000 Roma migrants are living in Britain, new research shared exclusively with Channel 4 News reveals.
We were lucky that Monday’s UK storm reached its maximum strength as it moved over the North sea prior to slamming into Denmark, otherwise it could have been a lot worse.
As predicted, southern and eastern parts of England woke up to damaging gusts of wind from a storm that has killed four people so far and caused widespread disruption.
Four people are dead after high winds caused chaos in southern England and Wales. Elsewhere 200,000 homes are without power and travel is in chaos as the St Jude storm sweeps across to the continent.
Out with the old, in with the new? The Liberal Democrat Michael Moore is sacked as Scottish secretary in the autumn reshuffle, while the Conservatives Nicky Morgan and Esther McVey are promoted.
Godfrey Bloom, whose controversial remarks on sending aid to “bongo bongo land” created a political storm, retains his place on Ukip’s candidates list for the European elections.
Zimbabweans flock to polling stations to decide if Robert Mugabe, who has vowed he will step down if he loses, will extend his 33-year-long presidency.