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Storm Bram batters UK, Ireland with floods and travel chaos

Storm Bram has caused strong winds, heavy rain and flooding in many parts of the Uk and Ireland.Areas such as York and South Wales have been affected, with floodwaters visible in drone footage.As per BBC,

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Travel disruption and flood warnings as Storm Bram hits Scotland

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Storm Bram batters Britain and Ireland with strong winds and heavy rain

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Storm Bram brings flooding and travel disruption to UK

Trains, flights and ferries have been cancelled and thousands left without power as Storm Bram brought heavy rain, strong winds and unseasonably mild temperatures to large parts of the UK.

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Storm Bram in Scotland LIVE as lorries overturn on M74 and ScotRail services suspended

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‘Danger to life’ warnings and travel chaos expected as Storm Bram hits

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Ferries cancelled and trains off early as Storm Bram hits Scotland

ScotRail said trains would stop early on the West Highland Line between Fort William and Mallaig, as well as services from Kyle of Lochalsh.

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Storm Bram: 'Danger to life' warning as strong winds, heavy rain and flooding forecast for parts of UK and Ireland

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Weather warning for UK as 70mph winds and heavy rain predicted from today

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UK braces for heavy rain, floods and severe winds

Swathes of south-western England and Wales are under a yellow weather warning for rain today. Up to 100mm of rain could fall over Dartmoor and South Wales, which would amount to more than half the average monthly rainfall in December. Twelve flood warnings and dozens of flood alerts are also in place for England.

ITN on MSN

Storm Bram makes presence felt in south Wales

Railway lines shut and homes left without power.

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Flights cancelled and homes without power due to Storm Bram

Flights and trains have been cancelled and hundreds of properties left without power due to Storm Bram. Heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to cause disruption across parts of the UK on Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.