Wed, 12 Oct, 2005 - 11:34
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Torrential rain caused flooding chaos throughout Britain today with emergency services stretched to the limit.
Hundreds of homes were affected by persistent downpours which hit most of the country yesterday and continued overnight.
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CourtsFloodingPlace: UKPlace: BritainPlace: south-west ScotlandPlace: west WalesPlace: CumbriaPlace: Teviot ValleyPlace: Scottish BordersPlace: ScotlandPlace: WalesPlace: EskdalemuirPlace: Milford Haven, South WalesPlace: south-west EnglandPlace: northern EnglandPlace: southern EnglandcoastalPlace: South EastPlace: LondonPlace: north-west EnglandPlace: northern ScotlandPlace: TeviotPlace: HawickPlace: western BordersPlace: TaysidePlace: PembrokeshirePlace: WhitlandPlace: CardiganPlace: HaverfordwestPlace: TenbyPlace: Pembroke DockPlace: Milford HavenPlace: GroeslonPlace: CaernarfonPlace: A487Place: LlanwndaPerson: Jeremy PlesterOrganisation: PA WeatherCentreOrganisation: Scottish Environment Protection AgencyOrganisation: LothianOrganisation: Borders Fire and Rescue ServiceOrganisation: Borders PoliceOrganisation: Hawick Community HospitalOrganisation: SepaOrganisation: Mid and West Wales Fire BrigadeOrganisation: Wales
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