derbyshire police say herfamily north of matlock. family has been north of matlock. derbyshire police say herfamily has been informed north of matlock. derbyshire police say her family has been informed and their thoughts are with them. formal identification is still to take place. it shows you how dangerous things were yesterday and last night especially, when we had that same band of rain that has caused all the flooding in yorkshire, it has caused problems here in derbyshire and nottinghamshire, it sat here all day, seven inches of rain have fallen in that period of time and as you can see behind me, this particular street in matlock, 20 also businesses have been flooded, locals here tell me they have not seen locals here tell me they have not seen anything like this for at least 20 years, some say even longer. people are beginning to get into their properties and assess the damage, or is it too early? ifi step out of the way you can probably see somebody in the door of their property now and some other people down the street. the

warnings, meaning a threat to life, are still in place on the river don in south yorkshire, while derbyshire policemed the woman who died, after being swept away by floodwaters on the river derwent near the town of matlock. she was annie hall, a former high sheriff of derbyshire. well, our correspondent fiona trott is at stainforth in south yorkshire, with more for us this evening. it has been a changing picture over the last couple of days, what is it looking like now and what impact has that had on flooding? the floodwaters have receded in some parts of northern england. but the situation we have no fishlake tonight is that there were some residents in that village you are basically living on an island. that is how it is being described by local people here. completely surrounded by floodwater after the river don burst its banks. all day, five specialist and rescue teams insisted members of the local community use a boat to get to those people and evacuate dozens of families from their homes. they are now being looked after in a local community centre. they do not yet know when they are able to r

warnings — meaning a threat to life — are still in place on the river don in south yorkshire while derbyshire policell, a former high sheriff of derbyshire. 0ur correspondent, fiona trott, is near the village of fishlake in south yorkshire with more for us this evening. people here are describing fishlake as being like an island tonight. com pletely as being like an island tonight. completely surrounded by floodwater after the river don burst its banks and all day, five specialist fire and all day, five specialist fire and rescue teams have been using a boat to evacuate people from their homes. they are in a local community centre and they don't yet know when they will be able to return. the village residents are leaving behind. the roads and fishlake are like rivers tonight and unless you have a boat, the only way to travel is by tractor. i do times like these, the local farmers are happy to help out. it is how emergency supplies have been reaching residents. all of them alarmed by how quickly it happened. i've never seen how quickly it happened. i've never seen it like this. in all my life. a p pa

derbyshire. the details are sketchy but police say they believe the woman was swept away by flood water in the early morning. a search was carried out and her body was recovered at da rley carried out and her body was recovered at darley dale downstream on the river derwent weight this morning. and her family on the river derwent weight this morning. and herfamily have been informed and more details may emerge in the coming hours. we are at saint mary's bridge which is a quarter of a mile from doncaster town centre. the river don behind me is about five metres above its normal level, about one foot below the bridge itself. it is still running at dangerous levels. this surge of water swept through sheffield last night through rods around, doncaster and is now travelling eastwards down the river don and behind it there is a trail of damage to homes and businesses. in a minute will be hearing from danny savage but first let's hear from hearing from danny savage but first let's hearfrom derbyshire who had its own problems overnight into jenae. phil mackey is on the outskirts of darby. still, what is the

working to evacuate homes across parts of south yorkshire, derbyshire and the midlands, after a month's worth of rain fell in one day. policeed after she was swept away in a river near matlock as annie hall, former high sheriff of the country. seven severe flood warnings are in place on the river don in south yorkshire — indicating a threat to life. one of the places worst hit there is the village of fishlake, near doncaster. here's fiona trott. the village residents are leaving behind. the roads in fishlake are like rivers tonight, unless you have a boat, the only way to travel is by tractor. at times like these, the local farmers are happy to help out. it's how emergency supplies have been reaching residents, all of them alarmed by how quickly it happened. i've never seen it like this all my life. apparently it did flood in 1933 or so. i've never seen it this bad. some people here have decided to stay, but for one woman that's not an option. the prospect of being trapped could not be more serious. we only moved in five weeks ago. i'm waiting for a transplant. 13 miles away in bentley, residents are counting the cost of th

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derbyshire, in nottinghamshire... i want to pay tribute first to the emergency services for everything they've done, the police, the fireht we sent in 200 light dragoons, who are doing a fantastic job sent in 200 light dragoons, who are doing a fantasticjob in remediating some of the flood defences in the don valley. i've had a chance to thank them today. my strongest impression is of communities coming together. and helping each other. and i want to thank all of those communities i saw today in stein firth, fishlike, and elsewhere. i think people are really showing the best spirit of this country. i made clear throughout my time there, obviously the government stands ready to support in any way we can. what is it with you and laura? laura cannot get a microphone into her hand, you could not get your headphones on a couple of minutes ago, a trivial observation about borisjohnson ago, a trivial observation about boris johnson standing at that leg turn in coventry, one of our collea g u es turn in coventry, one of our colleagues pointed out that she reckons that the font that is underneath the lectin about getting brexit

is happening in south yorkshire in derbyshire and in nottinghamshire and i will pay tribute, firstly to the emergency services for everything they have done, the policeast night. we sent in 200 dragoons who are doing fantastic job. we have think them today. but my strongest impression is of communities coming together and helping each other and i want to thank all those communities that i saw today in fishlake and elsewhere. people are really showing the best spirit of this country. i made clear throughout my time there, the government stands ready to support in any way that we can. what is it with you and laura. laura cannot hold a microphone correctly, you could not get your headphones on earlier. a trivial observation about boris at that lectern, one of our collea g u es boris at that lectern, one of our colleagues mentioned that she reckons the font that is underneath the prime minister ‘s left turn or is on the lectern, about getting brexit done is the same font as only falls and horses. really? you can work out whether or not that is a reasonable conclusion. after last week's brexit past i have learnt not to comment on fonts. after i offended t

derbyshire, and in nottinghamshire. i want to pay tribute, first of all, to the emergency services for everything they have done. policee army last night. we sent in, as you know, 200 like to doing a fantasticjob in remediating some of the flood defences in the don valley. i've had the chance to thank them today. but my strongest impression is of communities coming together. and helping each other. i wa nt to together. and helping each other. i want to thank all of those communities i saw today in stain further and fishla ke and communities i saw today in stain further and fishlake and elsewhere. i think people really showing the best spirit of this country. i made clear throughout my time there that the government stands ready to support in anyway that we can. and i hope that people understand the m essa g es of messages of reassurance that we can get. the effect of flooding is terrible, we are compensating with funds for homeowners and households, and also funds for businesses as well and stand ready to ensure that where there are gaps and problems in insurance, then we will sort it out. your second question was abou