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More UK flood alerts as fresh downpours move in
13 Jun 2012: Met Office issues severe weather warnings for south-west and north-west England, West Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland
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20 Jun 2012:Lake Superior Zoo in Duluth lost several animals to the floods – but many, including two seals, were able to escape
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19 Jun 2012: Moors left to stagnate and livestock had to be sold off, say residents, as they point fingers at Environment Agency
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14 Jun 2012:
Met Office issues severe weather warning – high speed winds and heavy rains to batter England, Wales and Northern Ireland
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13 Jun 2012: Met Office issues severe weather warnings for south-west and north-west England, West Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland
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12 Jun 2012: Environment agency issues five alerts in areas near swollen rivers in the south-east after recent torrential rain
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12 Jun 2012:
Incessant downpours continue to bring risk of flooding across England and Wales as 250 homes are cut off in West Sussex
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12 Jun 2012: With heavy rains in England and Wales, more floods are on the way. Here's a practical guide if your home is under threat
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11 Jun 2012: Homes, businesses, schools and transport hit as heavy rain continues to sweep across England and Wales
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11 Jun 2012:
England and Wales braced for further flood damage as torrential rain sweeps country and Met Office issues new warnings
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10 Jun 2012: Rescuers say floodwater has caused 'mass-scale damage' and warn of residual dangers for residents and holidaymakers
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10 Jun 2012: Hundreds leave village of Pennal after breach in reservoir dam as others return to homes damaged by floods on Saturday
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10 Jun 2012:
Police estimate 1,000 people fled their homes and caravans with around 150 people sheltering in community centres
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10 Jun 2012:
Residents and holidaymakers in west Wales have spent the night in refuge centres after twice as much rain as normally falls in the whole of June fell in 24 hours, sending water several feet deep surging through communities
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10 Jun 2012:
At least 150 people who left their homes and caravans after flooding near Aberystwyth wait for news at rescue centres
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9 Jun 2012:
Scores stranded by rising floodwaters at caravan parks and villages in mid and west Wales, with 150 taken to safety so far
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