About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain
The Guardian World's headline. Reported by The Guardian World, The Guardian UK.
What the sources say, in brief
According to The Guardian, about 90,000 properties across northern parts of the UK remained without power after a weekend of stormy weather from Storms Boelo and Austen. The Guardian reported that the storms caused travel disruption and flooding, and that two men were killed. Forecasters warned of more strong winds to come. The story is not marked as developing, and the excerpts supplied are truncated, so further details on the deaths and the restoration effort are not available from the sources provided.
Key points
- About 90,000 properties across northern parts of the UK are still without power, according to The Guardian.
- Storms Boelo and Austen caused travel disruption and flooding, The Guardian reported.
- The Guardian reported that two men were killed during the stormy weather.
- Forecasters are warning of more strong winds to come, according to The Guardian.
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About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain. According to The Guardian, about 90,000 properties across northern parts of the UK remained without power after a weekend of stormy weather from Storms Boelo and Austen. The Guardian reported that the storms caused travel disruption and flooding, and that two men were killed. Forecasters warned of more strong winds to come. The story is not marked as developing, and the excerpts supplied are truncated, so further details on the deaths and the restoration effort are not available from the sources provided. Covered by 2 publications. The Guardian World: About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain. The Guardian UK: About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain.
Who is covering it
- The Guardian World United Kingdom About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain More strong winds are forecast after Storms Boelo and Austen cause travel disruption, flooding and kill two people About 90,000 properties across northern parts of the UK are still without power after a weekend of stormy weather, with forecasters warning of more strong winds to come. Two men were ki 26 Oct · Tier 2
- The Guardian UK United Kingdom About 90,000 properties still without power after two storms strike Britain More strong winds are forecast after Storms Boelo and Austen cause travel disruption, flooding and kill two people About 90,000 properties across northern parts of the UK are still without power after a weekend of stormy weather, with forecasters warning of more strong winds to come. Two men were ki 26 Oct · Tier 2
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