A severe two-hour rainstorm in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, has led to significant flooding, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency. The city of Arrecife experienced the worst of the flooding, with reports of sewage odors due to overwhelmed drainage systems, while towns like Tahiche and Costa Teguise were also affected. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel, and holidaymakers are encouraged to check their travel plans, as the flooding has caused substantial damage, including canceled or diverted flights.
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Map shows London Marathon route map and road closures for 2025
Thousands are set to attend the London Marathon this Sunday, supporting runners along the 26.2-mile course that begins in Blackheath and passes iconic landmarks such as Tower Bridge and The Mall. Significant road closures will be in effect throughout the day, with specific times listed for various routes; the planned M3 closure has been canceled to ease traffic. The London Underground and other transit services will run extra routes, though they are expected to be...
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