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Catherine Mackinlay

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Journalist and cat botherer. Reporter for South Cumbria. Get in touch - catherine.mackinlay@newsquest.co.uk, views are my own etc
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Exact date 300-mile downpour set to hit East Midlands after UK heatwave

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By Catherine Mackinlay, Lee Garrett Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A 300-mile deluge of rainfall is set to hit the UK later this month - and the East Midlands will be among those affected.
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M5 traffic recap: Cars stopped in Worcester after multi-vehicle crash - 90 min delays

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By Catherine Mackinlay
| MSN UK Verified
Traffic has been stopped on a major UK motorway following a multi-vehicle crash, with delays of 90 minutes and seven miles of congestion. Vehicles are at a standstill on the M5 motorway between junction 7 and junction 6 northbound near Worcester. West Mercia Police have been scrambled, with Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service currently rushing to the scene. Drivers are being warned of severe delays to their journeys.
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UK weather maps show exact date 300-mile downpour hits England - 8 wettest areas

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By Catherine Mackinlay
| MSN UK Verified
A 300-mile band of rain is forecast to sweep across England later this month, with weather maps pinpointing the areas most likely to see the heaviest downpours after weeks of largely dry conditions . The latest maps from WXCharts show a long corridor of wet weather stretching from northern England through the Midlands and towards the south coast at 12pm on Tuesday, July 28.
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