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« on: May 23, 2011, 18:16:46 »

High winds are causing problems in Scotland. Last time I looked nine lines were blocked or had overhead line damage. Apparently it's possible the Sleepers won't run tonight.

Just to add to it some airlines have cancelled flights because of the latest Iceland ash cloud.

Can't help feeling if all this had been happening south of Watford it would have been higher up the evening news than a certain footballer!
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