4th January - Today's News: Another Big Storm Batters Britain
As promised, we start with a selection of news stories on yesterday's storm, whch sadly claimed 2 lives in England. Another spell of gales and squally showers looks likely across much of the country tomorrow.
Storms of up to 106mph batter UK leaving two dead and many injured
Driver dies as tree collapses in Tunbridge Wells
And a sailor dies as storms hit Westcountry
Storm-hit families tell of their terror as 100mph winds bring tower block roof hurtling down on their homes as Scotland counting cost of storms
High winds damage Saints' new Langtree Park stadium roof in Liverpool
Severe winds damage Chalgrove village shop in Oxon
Trees, cars and lorries no match for huge Somerset storm
Trail of destruction left by Hainault 'tornado'
In Surrey, falling tree injures bus driver
Storm trapped lorry driver freed in Dorset
Train strikes tree on line in Berkshire
And there's wild beauty amid a storm as winds rip across Northern Ireland
Meanwhile, as the European's have named it, storm 'Emil' barrels north over Sweden whilst flooding threatens southern coast of Norway.
And, as noted above, Britain faces fresh battering from 75mph gales tonight as thousands are still without power
In the US on Monday, snow wreaks havoc: multi-car pileups in 3 states
La Nina leads to third wettest year on record in Australia, but at the same time, 2011 Perth's hottest year ever and for now, nation braces for heatwave to continue.
And beings as it's 2012, the end of the world and all that, is a supervolcano just 390 miles from London about to erupt? Er, no.
Storms of up to 106mph batter UK leaving two dead and many injured
Driver dies as tree collapses in Tunbridge Wells
And a sailor dies as storms hit Westcountry
Storm-hit families tell of their terror as 100mph winds bring tower block roof hurtling down on their homes as Scotland counting cost of storms
High winds damage Saints' new Langtree Park stadium roof in Liverpool
Severe winds damage Chalgrove village shop in Oxon
Trees, cars and lorries no match for huge Somerset storm
Trail of destruction left by Hainault 'tornado'
In Surrey, falling tree injures bus driver
Storm trapped lorry driver freed in Dorset
Train strikes tree on line in Berkshire
And there's wild beauty amid a storm as winds rip across Northern Ireland
Meanwhile, as the European's have named it, storm 'Emil' barrels north over Sweden whilst flooding threatens southern coast of Norway.
And, as noted above, Britain faces fresh battering from 75mph gales tonight as thousands are still without power
In the US on Monday, snow wreaks havoc: multi-car pileups in 3 states
La Nina leads to third wettest year on record in Australia, but at the same time, 2011 Perth's hottest year ever and for now, nation braces for heatwave to continue.
And beings as it's 2012, the end of the world and all that, is a supervolcano just 390 miles from London about to erupt? Er, no.
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