christmas on sheffield lane in catcliffe is not going to be what they were expecting. six foot of water in this property. so almost over your head? it would have been pretty much over my head. . .just about there. it would take a few months, i'd have thought, to put back together. the thing that's hovering over my head still is will it happen again? we're not thinking about christmas at the moment. it's happening around us. we've just got a rental property. whether we put any decorations up and celebrate, i don't know. ijust can't comprehend it, actually. it's just... i mean, i didn't realise it was that high. not so secret santa for the people who live here. the south yorkshire community foundation raising money for anyone flooded out. we're now at £28,000 to just alleviate that little bit of stress and pressure for people while they're trying to get their homes sorted out and back to normal. you've had a huge trauma in your life, then christmas isn't going to be that much fun. i really feel for the people here that have gone through what they've gone through, particu

record, according to the met office, as storm babet battered the coast and floods engulfed towns like catcliffeons why the economy shrank faster than most economists thought it would. as shoppers cowered indoors and across the economy, a little less was spent. in the month of october, the value of goods and services produced, also known as gross domestic product, shrank by 0.3%, a smaller drop than some in the pandemic, seen here in the red bars. and the monthly figures come with a health warning. they wobble around. but over three months, there was no growth at all. that matches the experience of companies like this used car dealer in winchester. business boomed in the pandemic as a shortage of microchips led to a shortage of new cars. but that means fewer nearly new cars now keeping prices high. and most buy on credit, which costs about £100 a month more since interest rates started rising. in 2005, we had a £5 billion turnover. last year we had a £41 million turnover. so we have grown the business quite considerably, but that growth has slowed down over the last couple of years, and that's p

christmas on sheffield lane in catcliffe is not going to be what they were expecting.ory. we have a pull out table that we can get everybody round. if you'd asked me a few days ago and i would have said, "yeah, i'm exhausted and i've had enough. but since the rental property, to be fair, things are calming down for us. there's a lot of people on the street that are not working and it has a massive impact on you because it's like everything's being ripped away from you overnight. so i can'tjust carry on normal day—to—day life. but day to day is all they have. while others celebrate here, they're focused on reclaiming their homes and lives. torn ingall, bbc news. morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. gethin and rav are in the hot seat. but not with burgundy, christmas colour. doesn't really pass muster. when you walked in this morning, i thought my need to get one tomorrow. coming up on morning live, this christmas, millions are trying to save cash and buying nearly new gifts from online marketplaces. but with an estimated two thirds of purchase scams h