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OU on the BBC: Flooded Britain - The Expert View

By: The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

 Get a closer understanding of how Britain can become inundated.

21 Oct
2005
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Used with permission The Thames Barrier Get the background from our expert articles:

The Flood of 1953 by Paul Brown

Holding Back The Tide by Paul Brown

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