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BRITAIN is set for a weekend washout as thunderstorms lash Britain before more snow arrives next week - with Met Office issuing a severe wea
stanley water bottles ther warning.Torrential downpours are set to continue throughout the day and well into Saturday across the southwest parts of the UK.24 A yellow weather warning has been issued for t
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