Flooded and forgotten: the UK’s waters are rising and we’re being kept in the dark | John Harris
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Recent flooding incidents in the UK, particularly in Wales and Cornwall, have raised concerns about the country's preparedness for extreme weather. The storm named Claudia has caused significant disruptions, including submerged railway lines in Cornwall and the evacuation of residents in Monmouth, where the River Monnow overflowed. As autumn transitions into winter, the frequency of such events is increasing, prompting questions about infrastructure resilience and emergency response capabilities.
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