Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
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Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
Source: dunfermlinepress.com
Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
Source: readingchronicle.co.uk
Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
Source: whtimes.co.uk
Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
Source: wimbledonguardian.co.uk
Power restored to more than 46,000 properties after Storm Gerrit
Power is expected to be restored to the remaining 1,500 properties on Friday.
Source: huntspost.co.uk
A82 Inverness to Fort William road reopens following one-vehicle crash
Emergency services were called to the A82 Inverness to Fort William road following reports of a collision near Aberchalder.
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
The ferocious wild creatures causing chaos in Europe's cities
They eat anything, adapt to any environment, can attack humans and now they’re in our cities – how do we deal with these smart creatures?
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Source: telegraph.co.uk
Farmers in Scotland see wild boar pulling apart and eating sheep
The population of wild boar in Scotland is damaging livestock and land, say farmers.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Rampaging wild boars weighing more than 30 stone start attacking lambs
Farmers in Scotland demand cull as they warn that 30-stone animals are attacking livestock and could spread disease
Source: telegraph.co.uk