rhodri was telling us he was out of his home in 2007 after that flooding.t be as bad this time, but people have certainly had a dreadful few days this week. thankfully, the rain seems to have stopped and is holding off for now. but the next morning as it will be called by that with potentially snow, and it is affecting such a huge area of the country. so many homes and villages that are currently under water. rail services into south—western and continue to face major disruption because of the flooding. train firm gw er says it is still possible to travel in and out of the region. it has been a landslip. no trains are running between exeter st david's and yeovil. it doesn't rain that it pours. huge disruption across the south west rail network this morning. it is not a great day today, a lot of disruption. the disruption is because not only by the flooding that we had yesterday, but also by a major incident. fine that we had yesterday, but also by a major incident.— major incident. one viewer said, it said no trains _ major incident. one viewer said, it said

rhodri jones filmed the bird flying above his farm last wednesday and again the following day — but howrse, there are still numerous flood warnings in force. some of the rivers still seeing that rain making its way downstream. so there is still concern of further flooding. and that's the bbc website for more details on those flood warnings. but actually it's looking much drier from today onwards. it will feel a lot colder. and under this area of high pressure with little wind around, for most of us, fog becomes an issue. although these tightly packed isobars in the south will always temper the feel of things and alleviate too many frost worries. but we've still got a few showers coming down through the northern isles, the north east of england, and into southern and eastern areas, and a lot of cloud, whilst further west, the showers are fading, but temperatures are notably lower — sixes and sevens for the most part. and that will equate to a much colder evening and overnight. we'll see some ice forming quite widely. we've still got a few wintry showers there. yes, they could be wintry,

rhodri jones told us that was why it caught his eye.ere you scared at all? no, it was far enough away and it was quite placid really. i walked within 80, 90 yards of it to get a picture on it didn't seemed to upset and might have seen me too heavy to carry away! he did have quite the eagle eye! plenty more across all the stories we're covering on the bbc news website and you can always download the bbc app. stay with us here on bbc news. we will be back with on the top stories injust a we will be back with on the top stories in just a few minutes. thank you for watching. hello there. flooding still of course a concern for many although the rate has now largely eased off and the number of flood warnings is continuing to steadily drop but there are still plenty in place so take a look at the details on the bbc website. of course it is a lot drier now than it has been recently, and we are set to keep the dry weather heading through the next few days, and it has been cold out with tempted close to the seasonal average, frost and fog forming

farmer rhodri jones filmed the bird flying over his property, but how it got there remains a mystery.the uk by 1918. it was far enough away and it was quite placid, really, i got a picture and it didn't seem too upset it and might have seen me too heavy to carry away!— to carry away! where did it come from? where — to carry away! where did it come from? where is _ to carry away! where did it come from? where is it _ to carry away! where did it come from? where is it going? - to carry away! where did it come from? where is it going? that i to carry away! where did it come i from? where is it going? that was to carry away! where did it come - from? where is it going? that was a long time ago. i think it must be lost. no idea what is going on, be like us. a little bit like the weather right now. it is a bit changeable right now. grateful that the rain has stopped, though. absolutely. we go from the rain and cold weather, wintry weather for the next few days or we still have the floodwaters in force across england and wales but the thing is it is drier. so things should improve over the n