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This family built their own flood wall, and it is working well. this is becoming a familiar scene for people in worcester, but too familiar? these sorts of big floods didn't used to happen nearly as often, and now they seem to be happening nearly every year. the expected peak here isn't until tomorrow night, by which time the river may come close to the record high from four years ago. for those trying to keep water out, it will be a worrying 2a hours. phil mackie, bbc news, worcester. the owners of pontins in southport have confirmed they're to close the holiday park for good. they'd just hos...

He is going to fall into the bridge. "please, get my baby of the car. get my baby out of the car, she is only three or two", i don't know what she was shouting or babbling. i'm a father, i have got kids. it isjust instinct. i had to do something. there are still hundreds of flood warnings in place and a severe one on the river near tenby in pembrokeshire. an earlier severe warning in the river in northamptonshire has been removed. back in worcester, they are dealing with the fourth flood since october. there are lots of flood defences along the severn but many have had to do the work for thems...

Some of the improvements made to this flood-prone community have never been tried before in Hampton Roads. The question is: Will they work?

Coastal areas in puerto rico become better prepared for the storm. for example, we can create a flood warning system to help shore up levees and flood wall. in addition there is nearly 700 million infrastructure investments in puerto rico that have been already announced since the signed the bipartisan section of law last november. for example, we awarded $90 million to upgrade pr-2 highway and we announced $163 million to begin construction on the canal and restore -- help me with the pronunciation. that entire ecosystem. and we will clean up the polluted waters and restore irrigation. mangro...

CLARKSVILLE, Mo. — Nestled on the banks of the Mississippi River, historic Clarksville, Mo. has witnessed decades of the mighty river's grandeur — along with many instances of the devastating