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    Storm Eleanor batters the coast

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    By The Week Staff
    published 3 January 2018

    Waves crash against the seafront in Wimereux, northern France, this morning

    (Image credit: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty)

    A motorist makes their way along the flooded promenade in New Brighton, Merseyside

    (Image credit: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

    Waves lash against the sea wall under an ominous sky in Port William, southwest Scotland

    Repairs are made to the harbour wall damaged overnight in Portreath, Cornwall

    Waves lash against the sea wall in the resort town of New Brighton

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