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BBCNEWS Breakfast August 17, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast August 17, 2020

More manchester misery in europe. After Citys Champions League shock, united are knocked out of the Europa League by sevilla. After the heatwave comes the storms as parts of the country are hit by flash flooding and hailstones. And as we go through this week, there is further torrential thundery downpours in the forecast which could lead to further flash flooding. Of course, not all of us will see it. Ill have all the details later in the programme. Its monday 17th august. Our top story. Theres growing anger over the way a levels have been graded as Grammar School heads and sixth form colleges...

UK weather: Scottish town braced for evacuation order as Storm Babet hits - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Scottish town braced for evacuation order as Storm Babet hits

Decision expected later on whether to evacuate Brechin amid warnings of heavy rain and flooding

Met Office issues new 'danger to life' warning for parts of England - Vimarsana News

Met Office issues new 'danger to life' warning for parts of England

The Met Office has issued fresh weather alerts as even more areas are set to face dangerous conditions brought on by Storm Babet.

Fife: RNLI's safety warning as lifeguards prepare to leave Aberdour - Vimarsana News

Fife: RNLI's safety warning as lifeguards prepare to leave Aberdour

LIFEGUARDS at Silver Sands beach in Aberdour will be departing later this month as the summer season draws to a close.

RNLI trains Glasgow businesses along River Clyde life-saving water safety - Vimarsana News

RNLI trains Glasgow businesses along River Clyde life-saving water safety

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) have teamed up to deliver vital safety training.