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Two men killed by falling trees as Storm Boelo batters UK with 84mph winds

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GB News
“Storm Boelo claims two lives after men struck by falling trees in London and Scotland”

Two men have been killed by falling trees as Storm Boelo continues to cause chaos across Britain. One man, in his 20s, died in London, while another lost his life in Scotland, with high winds blamed for causing the tragedies. In the capital, the young man was killed after a felled tree crushed his car while he was driving. Despite efforts by emergency crews who rushed to the incident at 12:40pm, he was pronounced dead at the scene in Mill Hill, north London. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say…

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The Independent – UK
“Two men killed by falling trees as Storm Boelo batters UK with 84mph winds”

Footage showed floodwater coursing through a Scottish town, while A roads were closed, train lines blocked and hundreds of thousands of homes were left without power

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Daily Mail – News
“Two men are killed by falling trees as Storm Boelo causes chaos across the UK: More than 161,000 are without electricity as winds of 85mph batter Britain”

The second named storm of the Autumn hit Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and the far north of England, though strong winds have also since caused damage in the south.

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