Severe storms hit southern England and blasted an ancient church so old it's recorded in the Domesday Book:
A 12th century church has been severely damaged by a lightning strike as thunderstorms lashed the south of England.
Lightning left a gaping hole after hitting the spire of St Andrew's Church in the West Sussex village of Tangmere, near Chichester, at around midday, blowing out all but one of its stained-glass windows.
To everyone's great relief no one was injured as the English don't bother using churches any more.
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