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Prince William visited Skenfrith, Monmouthshire, where villagers have experienced four major floods in six years. He told residents that "one in 50-year" extreme weather events are now happening yearly, calling it "mad". The prince suggested using farming and tree planting to slow water and improve monitoring in affected areas.
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