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Things are expected to get worse overnight as Storm Ciarán arrives

Storm Ciarán is set to devastate large parts of the UK with high gusts, of up to 70mph in places, and, as more rain is affected, flooding is feared along the south coast in particular

RESIDENTS in Pembrokeshire are being urged to take care ahead of Storm Ciaran’s arrival as heavy rain and strong winds are set to batter the…

More rain weather warnings have been issued by UK Met Office, with more flooding on the way too – so don't put down your umbrella just yet.

The Met Office says drivers should expect very poor visibility and difficult driving conditions throughout the morning, with a map showing a blanket of smog covering most of Northern Ireland.

A medieval Pembrokeshire church built on the site of three holy wells is to be saved from the brink of dereliction.

Flood alert issued for south Pembrokeshire rivers

| UPDATED: 07:13, Tue, Jan 19, 2021 Link copied BBC Weather: Flood warning issued for parts of the UK Sign up to receive our rundown of the days top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes theyll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time....

Severe flood warnings, meaning lives are at risk, have been issued on Boxing Day for the Bedford area and three other places. The Environment Agency said there had been heavy rain across the Great Ouse catchment and more was expected, bringing "significant disruption to the community" and also possibly affecting electricity services. Also covered by severe flood warnings are the Cogenhoe Mill Caravan Site, and the River Nene at Billing Aquadrome with nearby business parks. Image: ...

BBC News Published A landslip at a coal tip is being investigated by engineers following heavy rain. Rhondda Cynon Taf council leader Andrew Morgan said about a 40-50m section had slipped at Wattstown, although he did not believe it posed a risk to the nearby Rhondda bypass. Elsewhere, parts of Carmarthen have flooded after the River Towy burst its banks. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) warned people to "take extra care and keep a safe distance" from river banks. Mr Morgan said the Wattstown site...