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Flood-hit areas braced for rain
Flooded parts of the UK are set for more rain after "unprecedented" rainfall swamped homes and brought down bridges.
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The Sun
No escape
BRITAIN faces more downpours hours after suffering the heaviest rainfall EVER recorded
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BBC - England
Flood waters force 500 from homes
Hundreds of people in Cumbria are forced to spend the night away from their homes after the county's devastating floods.
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