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Storm Darragh is expected to cause significant disruption to travel amid fierce gales
People in Norfolk are preparing for days of unsettled weather after the Met Office issued weather warnings that will last until Sunday.
Brits are braced for the elements this week
People are being advised of a ‘danger to life’ from flying debris as well as from large waves at the coast.
Nine services were cancelled from Manchester as a city centre station was 'shut down'
Spoiler: it looks pretty grim for most of the UK.
A key Wiltshire A road is closed by flooding with more heavy rain forecast this week.
An amber warning is in place from 3am until 9pm on Saturday for the west coast from Ayrshire to Cornwall.
Heavy rain and strong winds are on the way
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind and rain across the West Midlands for the rest of the week.
Crippled council planning departments, devoted “Nimbys” and the plight of the great-crested newt all stand in the way of Labour’s pledge to build 1.5 million homes over the next five years.
A ROAD closure is in force for a Herefordshire road just off the A49 after it was hit by flooding.
The A1101 Welney Wash Road has been submerged again under a foot of water as the Environment Agency issues a yellow flood alert.
There are weather warnings in place for Wales this weekend with gusts of 80ph possible in coastal areas
Conditions could be wild in the next few days
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MSC Elenoire, the deepest draught vessel to visit the UK, arrived at the Port of Felixstowe in Suffolk.
One of Europe's most biodiverse coastal wetland reserves has been inundated with tons of plastic waste, wrecked cars and pharmaceutical products by the flash floods that ravaged southeastern Spain last month. The Albufera lagoon just south of Valencia, home to at least 372 species of birds as well as endangered freshwater fish such as the Valencia toothcarp, is now awash with refrigerators, petrol cans, footballs and other wreckage. "It's dramatic to see first-hand how an area of such scenic, cultural and economic value and beauty has been turned into a toxic waste dump," said Eva Saldana, executive director of Greenpeace Spain.
Some media outlets are already offering forecasts nearly three weeks out – but the BoM advises people to check in on 18 December
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