Devon weather: Train hits tree as storm sweeps in
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Plymouth Hoe is under siege from waves crashing in on Wednesday night
A train struck a fallen tree on a track after hurricane-force winds overnight across the South West.
Services were suspended between Paignton and Newton Abbot until about 09:00 GMT while First Great Western (FGW) cleared the line.
No-one was injured in the collision between Newton Abbot and Torre, the train operator said.
Winds of up to 81mph (130km/h) brought down a number of trees, blocking the road between Kenton and Exeter.
More than 50 properties were without power for several hours in Kingsbridge and in Malborough after a tree came down on power lines.

Plymouth Hoe feels the force of the storm

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