The Somerset flood warnings in place after the wrath of Storm Bella
Immediate action is required in two locations
Flooding in Moorland, Somerset back in January 2014. (Image: Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
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Flood warnings issued after rain batters Hampshire FLOOD warnings have been issued for several parts of Hampshire as rain batters the south coast. The Gov s Flood Information Service has put out alerts for the River Blackwater near Romsey, the Lower Avon (and tributaries) around Ringwood, Bransgrove and Highcliffe, and also the Lower Meon near Stubbington and Titchfield. The service warns that flooding is possible at these sites, and that locals should be prepared . The alert put out is the lowest of a three tiered system, which ranks from be prepared , to immediate action required and then finally danger to life .
Bath woman who grew up among her parents love triangle speaks about bizarre childhood
‘To be able to put the record straight has been amazing’
Diane has spoken for the first time about her childhood (Image: Diane Harding/Blk Dog)
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House prices of £2million properties in rural areas have risen by the fastest rate in a decade as wealthy people in cities hunt for countryside retreats across the UK.
Homes in the southwest, the Cotswolds and Scotland were most popular as well as luxury properties in Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Norfolk.
While countryside homes like these have increased in value by an average of £111,000 (5.5 per cent), a similarly priced flat or house in central London has gone down in value by an average of £8,000 (0.4 per cent) this year.
Savills researchers believe the change in house prices have come as coronavirus lockdown meant people sought a lifestyle shift and recognised the relative value on offer .
Questions asked over Bath s coronavirus tier
There appears to be an error in the Government s explanation of its own tier announcement
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Government messaging appears to show confusion about the location of Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES).