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Storm Boelo leaves tens of thousands without power as Met Office issues danger to life warnings for parts of UK

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“Storm Boelo leaves tens of thousands without power as Met Office issues danger to life warnings for parts of UK”

Storm Boelo continues to pummel the United Kingdom on Sunday, leaving thousands without power and danger to life warnings still active across Scotland and northern England until 9pm this evening. The storm, which is the second named weather system to strike in as many days, has brought gusts reaching 75mph in the Scottish Highlands and Western Isles, with speeds of up to 80mph anticipated at exposed coastal spots. More than 1,500 flights at airports including Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and…

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