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Nearly 180 flood warnings remained in place across England at midday on Thursday.

Storm Christoph's trail of destruction: Homes COLLAPSE after rain tears sinkhole in road as man drowns in swollen river and thousands of properties are ruined - while Boris visits water-ravaged towns a year after being blasted for snubbing flood victims 2,000 homes are evacuated at Didsbury in Greater Manchester as River Mersey threatens to burst its banks Environment Agency has 425 flood alerts or warnings for England, while Natural Resources Wales issues 83 Teams worked to protect key Covid-19 vaccine site at Wrexham Industrial Estate in North Wales from flooding  Met Office has further we...

Storm Christoph travel updates as hundreds evacuated amid 'threat to life' flood warning Hundreds of Merseyside residents forced out their homes amid flood warnings and travel chaos this Thursday Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Latest Storm Christoph travel updates this Thursday as residents have been forced out their homes amid what the Environment Agency term a "threat to life" flood warning. Sefton Council is advising some people, living in Maghull, to evacuate for the safety of their families. The water level in the nearby River Alt hit 2.5m on Wednesday and could ...

Storm Christoph: Residents evacuated across UK amid snow showers and flood warnings Nearly 180 flood warnings remained in place across England at midday today. By Press Association Thursday 21 Jan 2021, 1:52 PM Jan 21st 2021, 1:52 PM 20,529 Views 2 Comments A man walks his dog through snow-covered roads in Allenheads, Northumberland Source: Owen Humphreys/PA Images SEVERE FLOOD WARNINGS remain in place in the UK after hundreds of res...

People were also asked to leave their homes in parts of Ruthin and Bangor-on-Dee in North Wales and Maghull in Merseyside amid flood warnings. But Lee Rawlinson, of the Environment Agency, said that flood basins put in place on the River Mersey in Didsbury had kept properties in the area dry overnight. “At Didsbury, the River Mersey got to very high levels very quickly, the water was pouring through there,” he told BBC Breakfast on Thursday. “What we did as an organisation, we have a couple of flood basins that we employed there, that they took the water away. It took the peak o...