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down here in the next few days. just an update to theirs flats you saw earlier, still flooded on the ground floor and a little further back down here you can still see paul's, which probably is a writer. hopefully levels may have peaked but not to say that they may not go up again but at least it has stopped raining and is looking a bit brighter in the next week or so. phil mackie, bbc news. joining me now is simonjones. so what's the situation this lunchtime on the road? the storm has blown through but chaosis the storm has blown through but chaos is felt on the transport network especially on the railway services. pretty much every single railway operator in england and waleses warning people to check before setting off because of ongoing disruption. a huge number of trees have come down on the line and love flooding and power supply issues. even when trains are able to run often the trains and the crews