Liam Bradford
BBC Radio Manchester
It's taking a while to get people into the sports hall at Chapel-en-le-Frith High School.
The meeting for Whaley Bridge residents was due to start at 17:00.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
This is really cute.
Nine-year-old Caitlin was meant to be visiting her grandad in Whaley Bridge this weekend.
Image source, CaitlinResidents and emergency services are going to be closely watching the forecast...
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
It's interesting to see what essential items people chose when they were allowed 15 minutes to go back into their homes and businesses.
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In this press agency photo, you can see just how many of Whaley Bridge's buildings are situated below the water level of the reservoir.
The picture also shows the hills rising around the town. If heavy rain falls, these hills will carry water down into the reservoir.
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BBC News
Student photographer Rio Evans-Roebuck took this stunning photo of the RAF Chinook from a hill just behind the reservoir.
"I had quite a long lens so I could zoom right into it," he said.
The 17-year-old was evacuated from his home, along with his mum, dad and younger brother this morning. They're now taking shelter in a friend's house in Hayfield, Derbyshire.
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Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Yesterday, residents who had been evacuated from their homes were given 15 minutes to return and pick up essentials.
However that was stopped this morning after some of them did not return.
Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Swann said the risk of those trips was "extraordinarily high" and while most residents had been fantastic "a very small minority of people... have not presented back at the road block at which they entered."
Image source, Getty ImagesShe said those who have not returned had put the lives of officers at risks as further checks had to be made to get those residents out of the area.
“The officers carrying out these checks are mothers, fathers, partners and friends," she added.
“I want my officers to be able to return to their families at the end of their shifts – not be put in harm’s way."
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
Derbyshire Constabulary says water levels have now been reduced by three metres as pumps continue to remove water at a rate of around 10cm an hour.
The force said "once a level has been reached" engineers will be able to view the damage to the wall and decide when residents are able to re-enter their homes.
Over the past three days, the dam wall has been packed with 530 tonnes of aggregate and the fire service said they were aiming to get the water down to 25% which they they believed to be "a safe level".
Image source, EPA"The current situation at the reservoir is still critical and the threat to life remains very high in Whaley Bridge and the surrounding Goyt Valley area," said Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Swann.
A meeting is being held at 17:00 to update residents on what is happening, and to give them a chance to ask any questions.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News
This very brave man was spotted on the auxiliary spillway of the reservoir earlier today.
The Canal and River Trust said engineers have been pouring concrete grouting around the aggregate bags "to bind them to further strength the structure".
Image source, Tracey CroasdalePamela Gupta
Journalist, BBC Radio Derby
Seeing this from Whaley Bridge, it is an incredible sight watching the Chinook drop the bags.
I know we say it lots, but the way I've seen people helping each other here fills your heart. A friendly, close-knit, extended family community.
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BBC News
As Whaley Bridge braces itself for more heavy rain and stormy weather, emergency services are continuing to drain water from Toddbrook Reservoir.
More than a third of the reservoir's water has been been pumped out since Thursday, but forecasters say 30-40mm (1.2-1.6in) of rain may fall in two hours, later.
We'll bring you the latest updates from the area as residents wait to hear more news.
Live coverage as residents and emergency workers in Whaley Bridge spend their fifth day away from the evacuated town.
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