these pictures shot this morning in edenbridge in kent give an idea of how heavy rain has caused some to burnley, and our correspondent nicky schiller who's there for us. what is the picture there? i am stood outside _ what is the picture there? i am stood outside a _ what is the picture there? i am stood outside a primary - what is the picture there? i —n stood outside a primary school here in burnley, which normally as around this time would have lots of children playing and out for their lunch but of course, the snow is still on the ground so the authorities took the decision this morning that it would not be safe for the children to play in the playground and come to school. indeed, that applies to over a dozen schools here in the town itself but wider, there are hundreds shut across the uk in lancashire and yorkshire. if you look, you can understand why, he can see that the school is in a residential area, there is in a residential area, there is a lot of snow on the ground and indeed, it is on a hill as well. so if you imagine first thing this morning, young children trying to g

ellie price is in edenbridge. ellie, flooding has been causing disruption today, hasn't it?here, and certainly the little dog we saw swimming around in the flood water and certainly the little dog we saw swimming around in the floodwater a few minutes ago wondered where the field had gone. happily, the town of edenbridge in kent has not flooded. let me show you how close it came to it. this is the bridge right in the centre of the bridge right in the centre of the town. there had been a flood warning in edenbridge for the river even, but a flood warning was lifted this morning. i suppose the environment agency, about an hour or so ago, said that they felt the worst was probably over for the south—east. that is small comfort for those people living in south—east. that is small comfor