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Starting yesterday, 29 January, the works will last for five days until Friday, 2 February. Over the five-day period, Network Rail engineers will be

Train services in South Somerset have been cancelled today (Friday, January 5) due to a landslip.

A yellow weather warning for rain is in effect from 12pm today until 3pm on Friday, with motorists warned to expect flooded roads, with delays also expected on local train and bus services.

A yellow weather warning for rain is in effect from 12pm today until 3pm on Friday, with motorists warned to expect flooded roads and delays to local train and bus services across the south coast.

Tens of thousands of passengers suffer further cancellations and delays after suspension of many services on Tuesday

A column of 11 abandoned vehicles lay submerged on the A443 road near Lindridge in Worcestershire today after the nearby River Tame broke its banks amid heavy rain.

Nearly 750 flood alerts or warnings were imposed, while raw sewage was discharged by Thames Water into the river in Surrey and Berkshire which flooded footpaths.

Footage taken in the Midlands, in places such as Loughborough (pictured), Leicester and Derbyshire, shows peoples homes lying under deep floodwaters on Wednesday.

Network Rail said South Western Railway services between Woking, Surrey and Basingstoke, Hampshire will be affected.

Tiny sensors in the ground, known as remote condition monitoring, have detected movement in a 100m-long slope next to the St John’s Hill Road overbridge