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and that is the highest number in a season since the met office started naming them in 2015. roads and train lines have also been affected. navteonhal is in nottinghamshire, where a major incident was declared after rising water from the river trent flooded more than 100 properties. driving into an island. this is worse than the year 2000. simon lives in gunthorpe. it's one of the worst—affected places by the flooding in nottinghamshire. the situation is so bad that most vehicles can't get through the floodwater, so he's using his modified four—by—four to help transport people ...

Been provided to a portion of the raw footage for separate screening. but i am obliged to put before the court today some small fragment of the scenes of unfathomable cruelty that took place in hundreds of locations on that horrible day. a wheat farmer and his wife, an activist for women�*s rights, lived in kibbutz nir oz. that activist for women's rights, lived in kibbutz nir oz.— in kibbutz nir oz. that is the israeli defence, _ in kibbutz nir oz. that is the israeli defence, the - in kibbutz nir oz. that is the - israeli defence, the proceedings just getting under way at the internation...

But the impact of what this flooding has left behind could be felt for years. navteonhal, bbc news. let's speak to andrew brown, who is a wheat farmer at fairchilds lodge farm in rutland. thanks very much forjoining us. first of all, just tell us how you have been impacted by the severe flooding. have been impacted by the severe floodinu. ~ ., ., ., , flooding. well, about a third of my farm has been _ flooding. well, about a third of my farm has been underwater- flooding. well, about a third of my farm has been underwater for- farm has been underwaterfor the last two or three days. the river ...

Abubakar Salisu was terrified when he discovered arid sand in the middle of his farmland, rendering a broad strip unfit for crops. Now, extreme heat is killing his wheat before it is ready for cultivation. Wheat normally requires heat, but in the last three years, farmers in Nigeria’s far north, part of Africa's Sahel region that largely produces the country's homegrown food, have seen an “alarming” increase in heat — much more than required, said Salisu, a local leader of wheat farmers in Kaita, Katsina State.

Zimbabwe expects to attain wheat self-sufficiency this year as the country's agricultural sectors continue recording major recovery gains.