Clear-up after Yorkshire floods
Council officials and residents are assessing the damage after flash floods hit parts of West Yorkshire.
Council officials and residents are assessing the damage after flash floods hit parts of West Yorkshire.
Emergency services have worked late into the night to try to clear the water from roads and railway lines in Todmorden in West Yorkshire.
Parts of the market town were left under one and half feet of water.
Police have asked people to avoid areas that were badly affected and said that waves from driving through the water can damage houses.
They have also issued a warning for people not to cross a bridge in the town they believe may have been damaged.
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