Sonia Kataria
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The river level at the River Derwent in Chatsworth has reached record levels, according to the Environment Agency.
It was measured at 5.21m at 01:45.
The previous record at this location of the river was 4.71m, measured on 25 June 2007.
Image source, GOV.UKThere are currently 13 flood warnings in place for different sections of the Derbyshire river.
Alex Regan
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The body of a woman has been pulled from flood water in Darley Dale.
Emergency services were called to the River Derwent in Darley Dale, close to Matlock, in the early hours of this morning.
Derbyshire Police said the woman was reported to have been swept away by water in Rowsley and found in Darley Dale.
Her family has been informed.
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The A1 remains closed closed near Newark-on-Trent, Highways England has said.
The agency said "standing water on the carriageway" and heavy rainfall had caused the issues on the road between the B6325 near North Muskham and the B1164 near Tuxford.
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Dozens of homes were evacuated after gardens were buried in mud.
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The churchyard at St Helen's Church, in Darley Dale, Derbyshire, has also been affected by the heavy rainfall.
Image source, Photography by Bones
Image source, Photography by BonesMeanwhile, Stanley Fearn Cycles in Matlock, along with other businesses on Bakewell Road, were under water this morning.
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Image source, Photography by BonesPhotography by Bones, a Peak District-based photographer, said: "I was up to my knees - this was before the sun rose."
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A BBC helicopter has captured aerial shots of the aftermath of the landslide in Mansfield, which forced dozens of people to be evacuated from their homes yesterday.
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A BBC Weather Watcher has shared this photo of flooding on the River Derwent in Darley Dale and Matlock this morning, as seen from Stanton Moor.
The situation has been declared an emergency by Derbyshire Dales District Council, which spent last night distributing sandbags to at-risk properties.
Image source, Hemispheres
Samantha Fisher
BBC News Online
Police have said the A6 between Milford and Duffield is now also closed because of flooding.
It was closed earlier between Matlock and Bakewell.
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BBC Radio Derby reporter Heidi Booth has moved up to Four Lane Ends in Darley Dale, and says roads and cars are submerged due to flooding.
The River Derwent reached 4.77m at 10:00 at Matlock, close to the record level of 5.18m that was reached in 1965.
Derby's sacking of Richard Keogh and the fallout has been a distraction, boss Phillip Cocu says prior to facing Nottingham Forest.
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Meanwhile, at Moscow Farm in Belper, firefighters have arrived to help rescue 140 sheep stranded in flood water.
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Stagecoach East Midlands has reported severe disruption to its Worksop services due to flooding in the area.
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Heidi Booth
Journalist, BBC Radio Derby
The A6 in Darley Dale is impassable and it seems like the water is rising.
Several cars are stuck in a hotel car park just off the road.
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Derbyshire Roads Policing Unit was on hand to help motorists on the A6 at Ambergate this morning.
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BBC News
Rolls-Royce has closed its Raynesway site to all but essential employees following guidance from the Environment Agency.
Image source, GoogleA Rolls-Royce spokesman said: "Due to the volume of sustained rainfall, the River Derwent has reached high levels and is at risk of flooding.
"The site has been made safe, all product has been stored securely and we are making final provisions in the event of flooding.
"We are monitoring water levels and will provide further updates accordingly."
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Staff at Stankirk Kennels and Cattery, in Darley Dale, were seen returning dogs to their kennels this morning after they were evacuated last night due to the flooding in the town.
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Motorists are being reminded not to be tempted to drive in the flood water and cause additional problems for an "already busy emergency services".
Image source, Derbyshire Dales District CouncilDerbyshire Dales District Council have used this vehicle in Matlock as an example.
It's been abandoned on the A6 at the bottom of Morledge.
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
Flood defences are being built on Derby's Exeter Bridge as the river Derwent continues to rise.
Derby City Council has activated its emergency planning process in response to the flooding.
Flood gates at Sowter Road have been closed, and the swing bridge has been shut for safety reasons.
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This is the scene this morning after part of a cliff at Berry Hill Quarry gave way in Mansfield last night.
Tonnes of soil slipped down the bank towards houses on Bank End Close, burying gardens and forcing 35 homes to be evacuated.
No injuries have been reported and residents have been offered emergency accommodation.
Chris Doidge
BBC Radio Derby, political reporter
The swing bridge at Derby's Silk Mill is closed - it's the first time I can remember seeing it shut.
The river levels are very high and it's predicted they'll rise by a further 20cm by this afternoon.
Rolls-Royce's nuclear site at Raynesway is closed and MOD police officers are at the scene.