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Family left amazed after finding a flying fish washed up on Welsh beach

Family left amazed after finding a flying fish washed up on Welsh beach
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Dylan Thomas in Donegal – how the poet sought refuge from London s capital punishment in moorland and hills – The Irish Times

Thomas eventually tired of his rural retreat, disliking the solitude and fearing the dark

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Whitby councillors to debate Christmas lights and controversial parish poll at full meeting

Whitby councillors to debate Christmas lights and controversial parish poll at full meeting
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Britain wakes to Storm Ciaran: Commuters told to work from home

Amber risk to life warnings have been put in place by the Met Office for parts of the country as gales of up to 100mph are expected to sweep across the country.

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Eye of the storm: Ciaran has breached Britain as 110mph winds whip water through coastal towns - and the worst could be yet to come later today

The Met Office has issued two amber danger to life warnings - the second-highest level of alert - across England and Wales as heavy rain and strong winds landed yesterday evening.

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