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damaged. The most famous ship to be lost during the night was the steam clipper, Royal Charter, which foundered on the coast of Anglesey. She was one of the fastest emigrant ships operating during the Australian gold rush, and was on the last leg of her two-month journey from Melbourne to Liverpool

will be breezy, with sunny spells and scattered heavy showers. Maximum temperature will be around 10°C. Windy conditions may influence the style of play. Leeds United vs Liverpool (17:30) Yorkshire will see sunny spells and scattered showers, some of which may be heavy. Winds will be light, and temperatures

falling below -15 °C across the Highlands. Many airports were affected including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Liverpool, Belfast and Inverness. Eurostar trains were also badly disrupted by snow in the run-up to Christmas. The difficult conditions continued from Christmas to the New Year, although

expected by evening and winds picking up. Maximum temperature 19°C. Crystal Palace vs Liverpool (3pm) After a foggy start, brighter intervals will develop before cloud and rain move in from the west. Winds will strengthen into the evening. Maximum temperature 19°C. Leeds vs Bournemouth (3pm) Mist and fog

gales. Maximum temperature 12°C. READ MORE: Storm Amy on the way, but how unusual is it? Chelsea vs Liverpool (5:30pm, Stamford Bridge) Mostly dry with sunny spells and isolated showers, but outbreaks of rain are possible in the north of the region for a time. Winds remain strong, with gales

and further gales. Maximum temperature 12°C. READ MORE: Storm Amy on the way, but how unusual is it? Chelsea vs Liverpool (5:30pm, Stamford Bridge) Mostly dry with sunny spells and isolated showers, but outbreaks of rain are possible in the north of the region for a time. Winds remain strong, with gales

by showers and easing winds. Temperatures will feel less cold than recent days, reaching a maximum of 9 °C. Supporters should prepare for damp conditions early on, but improving weather as the match unfolds. Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest (Anfield, 15:00) Conditions at Anfield mirror those in Burnley

UKCP Case Study: Waves in UKCP18 Marine Authors: Dr Lucy Bricheno 1 & UKCP Marine Project Team 2 1. National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool, UK 2. Met Office, Exeter, UK Year of Production: 2021 Target Audience: Stakeholders and researchers in climate services and policy sphere Executive Summary

the term ‘pouring’ is the most widely used word to describe heavy rain nationally, the cities of Cardiff, Brighton and Liverpool were found to favour ‘pissing it down’ (42%, 38% and 35% respectively). Mancunians, meanwhile, were revealed as the most likely to say that rain was ‘lashing it down

of Liverpool. • Dr . Roberto Vivancos, PHE and HPRU. • Dr. Claire Jenkins, PHE GBRU. • Amy Mikhail and Dr. Gordon Nichols, PHE Gastro Team. • Prof. Jeremy Hawker and Prof. Nick Phin, PHE. • Dr. Jolyon Medlock, PHE • All staff in PHE, particularly HPTs and Centres, and local authorities who contribute to the surveillance of STEC in England. Presentation title - edit in Header and Footer