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
Bass Lane in Summerseat, Greater Manchester, will be closed from 08:30 GMT as heavy machinery is brought in to clear away debris following the collapse of the 200-year-old Waterside Pub.
BBC Travel
The A19 remains closed in North Yorkshire between the A63 junction in Burn and the A645 Weeland Road junction in Eggborough because of flooding.
Electricity North West says engineers have completed 80% of checks to restore power to homes in Greater Manchester, external.
The company says it has been working through the night to reconnect 357 homes that remain without power in Radcliffe, Rochdale, Littleborough, Salford and Bolton.
BBC Radio York
Selby swing bridge in North Yorkshire remains closed this morning and flood defences are still in place.
BBC Travel
The A6 Slyne Road in Lancaster is closed between the Whalley Road junction and the Green Lane junction because of flooding.
Major flooding and landslips are disrupting rail services in Cumbria, the Tyne Valley and West Yorkshire, Northern Rail, external says.
The company says it is working with Network Rail to return services to normal as soon as it can.
BBC Radio York
The Environment Agency says water levels in North Yorkshire's flood-hit areas appear to be dropping.
Twenty-seven flood warnings are in place across the county this morning - with six severe warnings for York.
Some roads are reopening in the city centre and 150 people have now been re-housed.
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A severe flood warning - the highest possible - remains in place for the village of Croston, external in Lancashire.
The Environment Agency says it's a precautionary measure and it is monitoring river and tide levels in relation to the breach in the River Douglas Defences.
The agency says it's assessing the situation and is looking to make a temporary repair, but there's an increased flood risk to the wider Croston area.
There are currently nine severe flooding warnings, external - meaning "danger to life" - mostly centred on York.
We'll be bringing you the latest updates on the clear-up in the north of England after severe flooding.
And news on Storm Frank which is due from Tuesday evening, with Cumbria and south and central Scotland at most risk.