Clean-up operation continues after parts of north of England hit by flooding
Storm Frank due from Tuesday evening, with Cumbria and south and central Scotland most at risk
Bridge in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, partially collapses after flooding
Four severe 'risk to life' flood warnings remain in place in England and Wales
Floods minister visits York to see devastation caused in city
Updates on Tuesday 29 December
That's all for now from our live coverage of the flooding aftermath across the north of England on Tuesday 29 December 2015.
Join us again on Wednesday as we bring you up-to-date news, views, travel and weather updates from those areas worst-hit.
As the clean-up operation continues following severe flooding in the north of England over Christmas and as the region braces for more heavy rain, here are today's key points:
A tweet from electricity supplier Northern Powergrid shows the extent of flooding in part of North Yorkshire from the air.
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This was the scene in Market Street, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, today as business owners continued to count the cost of the flooding.
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Police have sealed off the road towards Tadcaster Bridge in North Yorkshire after a section of it fell into the River Wharfe earlier this evening.
James Vincent
Reporter BBC Look North
Engineers have been working on Elland Bridge in Calderdale all day since it partially collapsed in the early hours of this morning.
The council says it will be a big job to repair it.
At least one barge is still wedged against the bridge and several are now stranded on the towpath after the high water receded.
Because of where the bridge is, Calderdale Council says it will be difficult to provide a diversion.
Quote MessageThe bridge has been closed to pedestrians and vehicles, and will continue to be closed for the foreseeable future."
Councillor Tim Swift, Leader, Calderdale Council
On BBC North West Tonight, we'll be reporting from St Mary's Church in Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, which has been really badly damaged by flood water. Find out more from 18:30 on BBC One.
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BBC Look North, Yorkshire
We've tracked down the water skier who was caught on camera, skiing through the flood water near Selby.
He’s David Platt, from Selby, and he told us that he's a member of the White Cross Ski Club in Cawood.
He currently training to try and make the GB team for barefoot skiing and was out practising with his friend Robert Crew when caught on camera.
He's also a volunteer for the York Rescue Boat, external - but hasn't been part of their efforts to help with the recent floods as he doesn't yet have the required training for it.
With the flooding clean-up continuing across northern England, but with Storm Frank looming out in the Atlantic, here's a look back at events so far:
5 December: Storm Desmond brings more than a month's rain to parts of Cumbria, leading to flooding in Carlisle and other areas
12 December: River levels remain high and more than 70 flood warnings are issued amid more heavy rain
22 December: Communities in Cumbria flood again - some for the third time in less than a month
25 December: More than 100 flood alerts and warnings are issued across England and Wales as Storm Eva takes hold and brings torrential rain
26 December: Residents in West Yorkshire and Lancashire are evacuated from their homes and flooding hits Leeds, Greater Manchester and York
27 December: Police in York advise hundreds of people to evacuate their homes as 24 severe flood warnings remain in place in the north-east of England
Motorcycle clubs have offered to help police in the Calder Valley, West Yorkshire, to stop thieves taking advantage of flood-hit businesses and homes.
The Cycle Factory, a Todmorden bike shop which was flooded, has had a number of bikes stolen. Meanwhile, West Yorkshire Police say they've have received reports of people stealing items left outside people's homes to dry or to throw away in Mytholmroyd, Todmorden and Hebden Bridge.
The force says patrols aimed at reassuring flood victims have been carried out by police and army personnel.
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Three severe 'risk to life' flood warnings remain in place for Croston in Lancashire, according to the Environment Agency., external
Image source, Environment AgencyNick Wilmshurst
BBC Local Live, Leeds
A quick look at the environment agency's website shows that there's now just one severe 'risk to life' flood warnings in North Yorkshire - on the River Wharfe at Tadcaster, external.
River levels in the county are falling while the clear-up operation continues.
As more rain is forecast, we're being advised to keep an eye on Environment Agency updates for the latest information.
Thanks to Sarah Topping for this dramatic video of the collapse of Tadcaster Bridge in North Yorkshire which happened a short time ago.
The bridge has been closed to traffic and pedestrians since it became unstable after floods in the town on Boxing Day.
The Environment Agency (EA) is warning people living in Cumbria and Yorkshire to prepare for further significant flooding, external from tomorrow.
Heavy rain is expected in the north of England overnight and tomorrow, with the ground still saturated and river levels at record highs.
The EA warns there could be further significant flooding, especially in Cumbria.
Quote MessageThe weather continues to be hugely challenging, with more rain threatening to cause further flooding in Cumbria and Yorkshire on Wednesday and through to Friday. We urge communities to prepare and not to walk or drive through flood water."
Craig Woolhouse, Environment Agency
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Steven Bell
BBC Cumbria reporter
The Environment Agency says 6,700 homes across the north of England have been flooded in the past week as river levels have reached all-time highs.