Europe counts cost of weekend storms

Fierce storms left more than 250,000 homes and businesses across northern Europe without power today as crews from Russia to Ireland began cleaning up the wreckage.

Mon, 10 Jan, 2005 - 13:51

Fierce storms left more than 250,000 homes and businesses across northern Europe without power today as crews from Russia to Ireland began cleaning up the wreckage.

At least 16 people died in the weekend storms.

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