UK struck by up to 11 tornadoes

Tornadoes ripped through parts of Britain today, leaving a trail of destruction behind them.

UK struck by up to 11 tornadoes
Mon, 24 Sep, 2007 - 14:52

Tornadoes ripped through parts of Britain today, leaving a trail of destruction behind them.

Reports suggested that as many as 11 twisters formed separately early this morning as a cold front moved north-eastwards across England.

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