News about Gary Clarke

When four vehicles became stranded in a 3.5 ft high tide as Britain was struck by floodwaters, a van driver was rescued from his rooftop by firefighters today. During the incident on Mersea Island in Essex, six others, including three children, were also trapped, but firefighters were able to rescue the victims before fire crews arrived. Hundreds of cars were stuck on the road either side of The Strood due to the high tide, which is well known for floods. Today's Colchester Gazette: 'There were two fire engines in front of me; one was in the sea, and there was also a man on top of a van.' Because of the bend, the queue was so long back that you didn't even know how many cars there were - in my rear view mirror, you could see 20 cars and no further.' A man was rescued at 1.25 p.m. by Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, with watch manager Gary Clarke advising people to check tide times in the area later. Flooding in England has affected more than 300 areas, with the Environment Agency has released 96 warnings of 'expected' flooding and 202 warnings of 'possible' flooding.

'The HS2 has turned their pretty rural village into a 'hellish building site,' according to the Angry locals. Water Orton, North Warwickshire, is eight miles from Birmingham's planned terminal for the high-speed railway, which will connect Birmingham and London. With construction well underway, two massive 700-meter viaducts are being constructed to carry trains over the M42, which passes through the village. Residents of the village say the project has made their lives a'misery,' and a local school has been flooded, and homes have even been flooded since construction began, making life a misery for residents.

Gary Clarke (main picture, right, and right) appeared to reach out his right arm as Isabella Gonzalez (main photo, left), better known to her legion of followers as Gonsabella, was streaming on Twitch from a pub in Benidorm. As Miss Gonzalez turns around to chastize Mr Clarke, sporting a basketball vest with the brand of his club, Wath Brow Hornets, Mr Clarke resigns his hand. Mrs Clarke, a father of two, said she had filed a lawsuit to the police after accusing him of being a 'degenerate.'

On what is for many the last day of the summer half-term, holidaymakers have flocked to the seaside, as well as walking to lakes, local parks, and fields to soak up the sun's rays. It comes as the weather looks expected to remain stable and even hotter next week, with highs of up to 27 degrees forecast by next week. The south of England and parts of Scotland and southern Wales are expected to see the mercury rise into the mid-20s this afternoon, but the northern and eastern coasts are expected to see more cloud and cooler temperatures. It came as firefighters and coastguards urged Britons to be safe when celebrating the return of summer to minimize fire risks and getting into trouble in Britain's waters.