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Storm Dave batters U.K.
The North of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland have borne the brunt of Storm Dave's 'severe gales' and heavy downpours.
Emergency services have been working around the clock to clear debris, including a tree that caught fire after falling onto railway tracks in Greater Manchester.
While amber wind warnings have begun to lift, flood alerts remain in place as widespread showers continue to hamper travel.
Cricket fans were also warned to stay away from Durham's Riverside Ground after the venue sustained significant structural damage overnight.