Clean-up effort begins in London as storm passes

Tributes to storm death victims

Friends and colleagues have paid tribute to the four people killed during a violent storm that hit England and Wales.

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A second crane has been moved in to help remove a damaged one on the roof of the Cabinet Office Credit: Twitter/@jlew28

Workers clean up damaged brick work in Leyton, east London Credit: Sean Dempsey/PA Wire

Workers cordon off part of a road in central London where a tree has fallen Credit: Sophie Duval/EMPICS Entertainment

Last updated Wed 30 Oct 2013

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