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Cleanup operations were under way across parts of Britain on Monday (Oct 26) after Storm Boelo caused flooding, property damage and widespread power outages, while authorities warned of more disruptive weather to come.

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) said about 22,600 properties remained without electricity on Monday afternoon after strong winds and heavy rain battered parts of Scotland and northern England over the weekend.

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00:02Clean-up operations were underway across Britain on Monday after Storm Buelo caused flooding, property damage and widespread power outages.
00:12About 22,600 properties remained without electricity in Scotland and Northern England.
00:18Two men, in their 20s and 60s, were killed by falling trees during the storm on Sunday in North London
00:26and Dumfries and Galloway respectively.
00:27The Met Office issued a yellow wind warning for Western Britain and parts of Northern Ireland from Monday evening to
00:35Tuesday morning, cautioning of possible power cuts and travel disruption.
00:39Storm Buelo is the second storm to hit parts of the UK in recent days, following Storm Austin.
00:58Surged at that guidance reconcilment related to the Greenland Alliance from Northern Ireland and Dul and at the end of
00:59reign.

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