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Power cuts, train cancellations as Storm Darragh batters UK

Storm Darragh caused power cuts and train cancellations across the UK.
Public transport services experienced major delays and cancellations due to the storm's impact.
Authorities were working to restore services affected by the storm nationwide.

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Train line to remain partially closed after Storm Darragh disruption

The Cross City Line is to remain partially closed days after Storm Darragh wreaked carnage across Birmingham at the weekend

1 year ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Warrington Guardian

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Passengers stranded atop Sankey Viaduct as train halted during Storm Darragh

THERE were some extremely nervy rail passengers during Storm Darragh s a train was stuck at the top of the Sankey Viaduct for around an hour.

1 year ago·Warrington, United Kingdom

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Cheshire-Live

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Storm Darragh leaves Cheshire trains suspended and hundreds without power

It comes after a weekend of extreme weather across the county

1 year ago·England, United Kingdom

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Liberation

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Storm Darragh: four departments in the South-West placed on an orange snow-ice alert until Tuesday

The storm, which hit western France this weekend, is continuing to advance across the country, causing significant snowfall in the Pyrenees. Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Hautes-Pyrénées, Haute-Garonne and Ariège have been placed on an orange snow-ice alert by Météo France.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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Power cut costs cafe thousands as storm wreaks havoc

BUSINESS across Wyre Forest have been without power over the weekend due to a power outage caused by Storm Darragh.

1 year ago

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Battering in U.K. & Ireland, deaths in Thailand & Malaysia as storms keep coming

Hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity across the U.K. and Ireland after the onslaught of Storm Darragh this past weekend, local media reported. Darragh, which brought wind gusts of 154 kilometers per hour (96 miles per hour), is the fourth named storm of the 2024-25 European windstorm season, which runs from Sept. […]

1 year ago

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