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The Sensitivity of Urban Pluvial Flooding to the Temporal Distribution of Rainfall Within Design Storms

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By Molly Asher, Mark Trigg, Cathryn E Birch, Steven Boïng
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Flooding is the most frequently occurring and harmful natural hazard globally (Jenkins et al. 2018; Razavi et al. 2020). In England, pluvial flooding is the most widespread form of flooding, placing roughly 3.2 million properties at risk (Environment Agency 2021). Pluvial flooding—or surface water flooding as it is commonly known in the UK—occurs when the volume of rainfall exceeds the absorption capacity of the ground and the storm water drainage capacity (Archer and Fowler 2018).
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Paradise Papers: watch exclusive interview with chairman of Glencore - world's biggest mining company | The Bristol Cable

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By Alon Aviram, Molly Asher
| The Bristol Cable Verified
The University of the West of England (UWE) invited Tony Hayward to give a ‘distinguished address’ on the transition from fossil fuels to renewable forms of energy in November. The Cable managed to set up an interview with Mr Hayward. Several days before the arranged interview, one of the biggest data leaks, the Paradise Papers, revealed that Glencore had loaned a businessman previously accused of corruption $45m and asked him to negotiate mining rights in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The neighbourhoods who hold Bristol's balance of power

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By Adam Cantwell-Corn, Robin Hambleton, Molly Asher
| The Bristol Cable Verified
Every single one of the 70 council seats are up for grabs this May 5th. The political and geographic landscapes are both in flux, with “surging” (or flopping) Greens, flailing (or resurgent) Lib Dems, revitalised (or stale) Labour, and modernised (or same-old) Tories contesting for newly revised electoral wards, that see some with significant boundary changes, and others abolished completely. As ever, elections are won with the ‘swing’ voters and ‘swing’ seats that could go either way.
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