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17th March 2019
11:58am GMT

The south-east and London are safe, while the west of the country is most at danger of being hit with floods.
Capel Curig in Conwy County was of the worst-hit areas over the past few days, as it saw more than half a month's worth of rain - 136.6mm - in the space of just 24 hours.
Deiniol Tegid, a spokesman for Natural Resources Wales, said: "The River Conwy is at its highest level ever recorded, so yes it's quite bad in Llanrwst at the moment.
"We're asking people to be very careful in that area and not to venture into flood water and please don't take any risks."
Rail company Northern have said that many lines are suspended due to flooding, which has caused travel disruption up and down the country.
Parts of the M66 were also shut after the River Irwell burst its banks near Ramsbottom.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service have had to rescue several trapped vehicles from flooded areas and have warned people not to try driving through flood waters.
On Sunday morning the Environment Agency, which issues flood warnings in England, said river levels were high in northern England and the Midlands.
It said on Twitter: "Our teams are out operating flood defences and are ready to assist any affected communities."
https://twitter.com/EnvAgency/status/1107174815373381634