Many rail lines are down Wales and the in the west of England following Storm Bert bringing torrential rain over the weekend.

Railway passengers are being asked "not to travel" today (Monday, November 25) after Storm Bert caused flooding to lines.

There are still hundreds of flood warnings and alerts in place across the UK after Storm Bert hit the country at the weekend.

Storm Bert has killed five people while causing havoc across the UK amid major flooding following 82mph winds, heavy snow and ...

Disruption across the UK continues with flights and trained cancelled, roads blocked by flood water and nearly 300 homes are without power. | ITV National News ...

Thousands of homes have been flooded, more have been left blacked out, roads have been closed, trains cancelled and 300 flights were scrapped ...

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At least five people are reported dead following the storm. A body was found in search for 75-year-old dog walker Brian Perry ...

The second named storm of the season brought nearly a month’s worth of rainfall in less than 48 hours, with winds of up to 82mph recorded, causing chaos for those travelling by road and rail. More ...

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