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The UK Tonight with Sarah-Jane Mee: Victims of Storm Babet share their experiences

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October 23, 2023

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Tonight, Sarah-Jane Mee looks into a gap in the law that saw a man chanting 'jihad' at a pro-Palestine protest on Saturday avoid arrest.

We also hear from victims of Storm Babet. Seven people across the UK have died as a result of Storm Babet, which brought immense rain and devastating flooding to parts of the country.

And as the government delays the ban on no-fault evictions, we'll bring you one homeless woman's story.

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